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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-07-24

Cora Chewing on the last Caramel)-
What makes you always t." irl your cane,
Mr.. Merritt?"
Little Johnny (who is always aronnd)-
because he amt got any mustiche."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-07-24

Your congregational orator is fearless
fellow He rarely fails to have the courage
of his constituents convictions.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-07-24

Clergymen, lawyers and all those of
sedentary habits who suffer from nervous
prostration and loss of appetite should try
Nichols Bark and Iron. For sale by all
druggists.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-07-24

DR.. r Butler, Master of Arts, Cambridge
University, England, says "St. Sacob's Oil
acts like magic
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-07-24

DR.. Mary Walker is living illustration
of the welLknown fact that clothes do not
make the man.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-07-24
Purifier

Of the day. c. E. Upton, Nashua, N. H.,
writes: "For number of years 1
was troubled with humor in my eyes,
and unable to obtain relief until COM
menced using Ayers Sarsaparila. have
taken several bottles, am greatly bcne-
flied, and believe II to be the best Of blood
purifiers" Il. Harris, Creel City, Ramsey
Co., Dakota, writes: 81 have been an
intense sufferer, with Dyspepsia, for the
past three years. Six months ago began
to use
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-07-24
THE BEST

boon ever bestowed upon man is perfect
health, and the true way to insure health
is to purify your blood with Ayers Sarsa-
parilla. Mrs Eliza A. Cleugh, "a Airing
ton ST., Lowell, Mass, writes: every
winter and spring my family, including
myself, use several bottles of Ayers Sar-
saparila. Experience has convinced me
that, as O powerful
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-07-24

A correspondent asks, what is theoso-
phy?" Theosophy is the art OF expecting
the impossible and never accomplishing it
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-07-24

The last day of criminal condemned to
death had come. He Was awakened and
asked what he would have for breakfast,
and told that he could have ANYTHING he
liked.
"Well," he replied,"I think I should
like some peaches"
"They are not In season; they amt ripe
yet"
"Never mind" said he, ~ can wait for
them"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-16
GoDIIHEss AnD CLEAHEIHRas.

II the oia adAge whiah couples elsan-
iiness With g0dliness h not tn TIE Bible.
it surely deserves a piaos there. What
u more oommendahls than strict clean
linassl In the mere matter Of god
looks. whe ia tnere thai does nos prefer
The society of the eletn psFsoa Who is
plain 10 thai of ske uneiaAn peEsou Who
Il oshaEwise ioEolyf Allowing that an
uncleAn psrs0a exists among your 20.
quaiutanoea. Who u there thai does not
see g superior beauty in the formeF, II
the latter 10 ineoFriRiblaf And eEea II
IN y0ath one is NOS 70 Be sailed ans-
iooki1g, encoofag4m may be taken
from ths fass that persistent bathing
and exercise viil do % muoh for one
that tae akin Will be snooi b. the eve
bright. color Gns a. 60 and 70. while
the indolsnt beAaty af - has booone
littls better IN lo.5ks than hAR; and
he oos l. then, eompaFed With whAt is
e1psetsd of thFsa score years and ten.
e. mash = beauty as the othaF uas e. -,
compared WITH What is expeotsd of
youth. II haalth ta no eouaidsFati0n
bss 1ty nav Be; and II beauty ts not ~
apsc1abilisy, 10 shoald Be. fer ona is not
Fespectabie u QUE Is net tAaf0uahly
eisan. Let oae be wealthy e. the Aatora
and aa we'll bGEn a. prineea. - ths cad
Fsnstians used 30 claim ihsy gere, get
u ona u 9 Whitsd ssValahsr under sns's
snsEy-if ons il Rot eleAn-ons is not
FsspeokAbla. There's ths Whots master
"a q nn1akeil.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-16

RnomNxtoE B IowA.--siOnR hrewarn
are selling oonsiderablo les llQuoe -
ealoona,' aaid 9 business mnn ysstsF-
day, "bui thsy are iuat about nnakinR
u ~ among private ooaa1mera A mnn
who snakes lhe Founds of she city fro
qusntiy II an ofieial oapaaify s.aisa to
ne yesterday tnat be had been odeFed
beaf - ten o. elagon houses 90 tha
Fonte e1at morning, moss e then
piAoea a which bear was not kept q fnw
monlha agn. ] hase ssen frsqusatlF
exsursious % tbs eouniFt thia anmmaf,
. Load ok men, aomatlmes haHd
woman With them. ana 3 kag e
% Of beeF. Theg 50 10 soma iaafy
dell and drink 81 daY. FzrthsFmoEs. I
atard = nan ask oaa 81 eur brewers lael
Saturday b ssnd = foar gallon ksQ u
beer 70 BE ho1ns fer SaBday. 1ho
brsweE said be conldn'i a. a. shna hs
had already orders fer 80 anuh kael.
and eouid hardly aapply them. hn
oonld aaoommodafs the man wish 4 slx /.
gail0a keR, but n0t With 9 anat,sF oss.
t1ink l1e private aFimkina of lianos IA
laRRaiy Increased aince the saieun1 have
bee1 cioeed, as theg hsga hssa. M
what TIE neral o9ss8 Of that Wiii D. 1
dont knog o. prstend % cay. ] an
saiti1G for furihsf deFuiopmeuta b.
fore nakiag 40 my mind. 7--Barilnefsa
Ha1ffetN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-16

A GaAND Scoona4-The saiioo baIi
given ~ Ysalas's Hail lasi equuine undar
ne suspisss q .. 8. 0raui Pos. q. A.
r., proved q grand sueeesa The a.
tendanoe uag lafEs sad Ne masie Roed.
1he ladies appssrsd in iigat. neat 0ittna
calico dresses and io@koa quits ahafm-
ina. AZ midniEht thsfe 80 9 danoinR
sonfea1 for ihe pEiGa o1aRad 90 aha has8
lady dances in ths hail. Three sonples
co1teste.l. ne da1eas being 9 uailE nn1
3 szh0ttiacha. Ths contestants wnsa
Mra Greene. wiih Q. n Rraash fog 4
partBeF 10 the gaiiz and 9. R1aQsEs In
the achotiisoba MiBs la Ba0hhalz.
witk AleE. MaisteF e . paftusEi and
Miss Aznay MaAntgbt. VIVA haF brothar
:. y. Aekaizht e psrfnsr. 1hsoom
mitlea o. aWaFd-E. y. Hsman, A. n.
Spaaiding and Miia4 Merritt. aWafdsd
- prits, z EiivsE porfams sand. g 1ias
Mekniaht.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-16

Mammolh tuaks Of ivory ooeaaionaliy
osme = this ooanfry from Siberia. bal
e. these have been lying exposed fss
centuries, and probably for many thou-
sands of years. and oftsa buried 10 ice.
he anatareH has a1no n az tkaw
and they are nos 81 for The eufiar'g nss.
rhe tssth % The ualraa and hippopoea-
mus are used ID oonaidsrable qnanfttF;
uhoie foF making expensive carved
eomss from TIE uea4 ooast of Afrioa.
undeF The names of Camsson, Areois
and Gaboon ivory. THIS 4 hroaahf
down from the interior. And retains q
larger pfoperti0n % tha fst or Relatins.
from ths fact, prooably, thsi Is i more
fesentlg from the animal. In lhis state
10 is called -Rrssn7 ivory. Il b more
tEansluoent ana not - whiis - tie
Egyptian sad oaheF kinds called white
ivory, thai have bssa lyins ionRar time
and IN . more sandy KeRion. and exposed
te the heat % the aua until the animsi
matter has disappsarsd. Theexoallenss
% tbs Rrean ivory cnnaisls IN its greater
toaqhae.s and 70 iis growing ahiisr By
see. Instead % yeil0a, as u the case
= u the winter " letita 1et b1yer1
oi 0uilsEy, thEoaGh iEnoranoe of thesa
qualities, usuailY pFafer the whitsF
kinds. which on thai acooant are m5ke
10 dsmAnd foF fhe 5hedsid trade, and
have more than deobied 10 pFies sines
1873. Fhe saies of ivory oooaF every
ahEee months Ma Ll1ndsn aad LAEsrpoei,
and s4les are also held ts q imite6 81
tent and sa iEroanlAr Intervals - ksttaK-
dam. AZ Liverpool oniy ivory % ths
bssi quality aud from Ne uast ssasi of
Afxica is oasr4d. BaysFs from fFauee
and 0ermany and aeenta % Amerie4n
eoSsamafs aitend thesa ssiea. and & b
safimafea thaf Atoat ore qaaFtsg q fhs
uhols anoznt goss - Saeassid. anoihof
quarter 10 Esondon. and TIE rsmaintnx
bali 70 GsFmAng. frasos and the Gated
s. -. .--C hznsAeys' JaSraaf.
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A RAMIEK PRonEEM 10 FHeuRR ear
AT T0UR LE1sURR.

In this matter Of marrying and eivinr
IN marriages, have struck an autksntic
aa veil as modern inalanae, Whiah har
| rattle as badly as Punch, brothers
punch. With care once Qot away with
the fnenfal equilibrium 81 Z conadinr
public. Oail Is the marital labyrinth
Hymen'a paradox, the q " hat am -E-anY-
hoWf or anything else you plsase.
It has set my head going lika q testa-
tums yoa are welcome 70 L, hoping i've
minutes attention uill fBd you sajoy-
ina the same blessing.
A father, seq and gFandson married
three sisters
That looks simple enough. doesn't hi
Ll hasn't dawned on yea yos
Well, see hers
Firss-AmOs. she father. married Abi-
gail.
sseond-BsniAmin. son Of Amos. mar.
ried Betsy.
Ihira-ChAslss. son Of BsniamIu.mar.
ried CaFoline.
What then
Amos Is brother 10 his son.
Amea is brother 10 his grandson.
Am0s is grandfather 20 his daughter.
Amos is grandfather 10 his sister.
Amos is father 10 bic wife.
Amos is father 10 bic grandson.
Anos d bis own grandfather, bis oVn
son, and bFolher-in-laWt % himself.
BAnjamin 10 brother 20 bis father.
Beniamin is brother 10 his sou.
Benjamin is brother 20 his mother.
Benjamin is brother % biz daughter.
Benz biamin h the son Of bis sislor
Beni amin is the husband Of his sister.
Charles is brothsr 90 his father.
CAaflea Il brother 10 his grandfather.
Coaries is hrothsF % bis mother.
Charles Il brother 70 his eFandmother.
Charles ia eraud nephew % his mothef
Charles e grand nephew 70 hia wife.
Charles 10 the grand child 90 his auns.
Charles ls married 70 another aanA
Charles Il the son Of bis aunL
Charles ia the husband Of his sister.
There are ssFe al othaF things which
q would strata my inGeliect % think of.
Figaro Il out yourself, Il y5u please.
Go at Il thoroaghlg, oomprhsnalgely,
and sxhanstiVaiy. Don't give u up.
Bot ronembor there atill remains tho
relationship Of the women 70 Wfesile
With.
when yoa esi that al ssttied 10 youF
satisfaction, will simply add that eAeh
Of these eoqplea are blss1ed With several
children. Nov, taakis that, and sss
where y0n will fetch pp. And yes none
% thsss people are idiots. not one Il II
= iunatic asylum. Perhaps tha scores Of
thar iomunity is that thsg dont both
er their heads aboat their do4blo and
twisted relationship 81 al.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-16

lspaad i0day. 1wsasy pssasna wass
throwu into tke rirer. fear of uhcm
Esle dFoHaed.
Mexaemn marnnders net 1mdiama
HI PAa1. fTsxnsl, SEPT l6-RapoEts
have beam eiranlafod t1aaI sy tEfe-
apnnih.e nsuspapers u e Psso that
huglile Apaehe1 ara doQredatiEg nea1
Ne &annal mlninR distrigt IN CeihuA-
ku8, ed aruund Laka 0uzman. abQut
my niles sonahWsaa q Raea d. NoEte.
Ihsse reports nFe falza n sveEy psrti1z-
laz, nn1 Wera eanssd b eutraees com-
mitaed hy . band ef MeEie4n waEaad-
ers ard bore thiaFaa A feg daya e1o
EanoA heuaa a tha CoEral De Fiedra.
between L4kn GuEman and 6ahinal,
uas buEned doun. alteF all ne BtoEes
ecaiAined Ia Il haa been apRRepEinteA.
Largs numhera of horssa e tAe uorral
had no1. hoeeVsr. been disperaod. Eaia
proves sonelusireiy that Ne mAFandeFa
Wsrs not frdians, for tAsy wsuld hage
gene after tie haFses, II b prS1sy ceF-
tain that there are 20 mere hostile
Apachl On ths var path, bar shas they
ere al IN tha hands of the military.
TIE Auahsrltlss necsver . PuFaIan.
San FRkxczsoo. Sept. l8-The slsam-
e. 0aelic aFFiVed this eVsuinR uitk
Hong konR dates % August 2tth. Yoke
hama dates % Saptemhar 81. Iha
authoEiti1a Of Msoaa have recovered
$500 from Jose Daerux. Who b b.
lsgod 9 have bsen 81 aesompliea of
baEtE4m. Who ohaAinod $4,000 b.
torzod draft from the ehaEt4Eud hama at
Kong Kong. DacFuz ha1 besn arFosled.
Nothine has yea been iaarned of Bar
tram.
An AmeFiemn Vessel ReceTsRa @ana-
Tha British Naval CouEi at Yoko-
hama. in the cass 81 the Amarican ahip
CiariEsn B. Carver ~ TIE British steam
eE Glam0runnshiFe, which aroaa coz ef
the collision between fhsaa vessels nsaE
HioRa. japan, On Juna II, 1665, silowa
tha American vessel e67, 900 damages.
In oonnaolion With ths lata anti-Mts-
nionafy riots IN China, the TWunqli va
men. o. Foreign Board. have adopted
ahe auRzsstfon ok kha Nioaruy, thal The
propaQation o. Christianity Ehoaid bs
eountsnAnced, Il carried on openly; bui
Il secretly, il shoald Be suppressed.
meaVy Death Raaa.
A@N aet4l N@A4tte a4y1 sue tOtAt mum
Der Of cholera oassa throughauk The
countgy since iis hrgs appearance b
59so0Q Of which 5000 ended fatally. |
The indications are that the epidemic is |
now abatina. Intelligence from seoul |
Corsa. says; The ohoiera h siill rag
ina IN that city. According % ofloial /
returns, the fatal oAses for July. 1886, /
geEs b. so Oct of E population 81 &c. COO /
Outside Of the capital, the epidemie /
e equally fatal. As Slimshu, in Ne 1
pFevInoe of keishodo, 500 and a. ToFai /
200 deaths IN ore menth are reported.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-16

An amusinR ineidena h4ppenad when
fhs band of ne Sggeuth Mes YORK Regi-
ne1t was ssEa1adina 9tBsEai haeEidan
lately. Ia one o. lne pan@ea ~ mmeia
8 iond uoies ssids S1efid8a tuane7
miiea sway lmmedialesF Tbs whnla
$50 hnndrsd 81 ahs eaVanttS boya aha
Wsrs IL frani q ths hess ahsaia1 q
-. ssIsss..-hs-as.-sA...-.Il-shs-nn..s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-16

Rnss saFanear-I iiks 10 rua dswn
ksre ea sunday, After hard SasurdAg :
vera.
Ssuona straneaE--f prefer 10 Fan dswn
hara on Monday. On S1ndag have -
much enupfinG 30 DE-.
Fira SlEnnRer, siif3y-Ahl yuu aEs Z
hEAks@An. khazf
6seead stEAnaer, mildly-No. Tn q
eisrgyman.
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~Jsmes. Do yos knss yos pat thrss
bataoaa On tts pisls in ohareh today r
50 aekad
"XaH Be repiied. I knsW uhag I
was nhout.n
-Jamsan ahs said "parksps yon
aSn't know tha1 I bsnaAi fhoss buitans
yesterday fcg ny nee dfess. and Psid
Gftg ssnia spieas foF emf
IA e. hs exeisimed. What kags ]
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-16

Il i estimated tkaf 2ooo.oo0 fset %
iuzhsr VII - COS fr8m ne sanken iaEa
raised thia season frsm ths FiVaF e. 0ah-
ksah. Via
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-16

Las NHakA. Sepf. lh-IodaY q Train
os ten cosehss passad here fFom The
souih, brthGinR the Chirachna and
warn SprinR Apaaoes from tee San
Cartus rsasryasion ID Arizo1a 10 Flor.
ia. There we're go % tbs ssvAses.
Rnaraad by thres eompaniss q Unised
states tnfantry. Aithangh nons Of
fhsss Indians have hssn "a the uarpaih
siuae 0erunimo hFoke lroee, & = vel
urderssood thai tksy were fnrnishinH
lis hand vita aBmunitlun, and thare
waa No telling e. whaa UawaHf they
mieht brsak osl ker tAsss reassns tbe
RaVsRnmsnt aesiaa4 70 aaip them %
rogs3a. uhtre ehey coald - % harm.
Noxa tkan ka4 nf t6e indiana an
eouEus ana thefs ehfldrsn, and moss
reCnIsivs and ki1ssas mA1 % haDNn.
lsv never sEowded In tmUARrAzt alseP
- hefaFe. Ths ear doun we're olosely
zaar3sd b. suidisrA
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on THE EASTERN SIDE.
The AnarehHst's Mistress
Deserted . Musband.
Ths Ben Tslsphsas saif-NarTsu n
esps sa sAs Huass.-AnsshsE CAn
fsx Bsnss-Farm.rs Kx.it over
sAs 0lesnnrEurins Law.

mrs FaEnansa RsEmeE MnsAana.
~. Louz. sspt. LA apsoiai fRom
Vases, TeKaa. says thas Oliver Gafkans
foloteal waa indaesd 30 have his pho-
laEFaph saken yesterday. and whan
9ni1hed thsg vii he ssnt . Z friend II
Chioaeo VITO takas an interest," IL fha
nan. and Il the Chieaan uapeEa ahonld
Ret bold of them, Mrs Lacy RaEsons
vii look upon tbs faoe az heg hashand.
whom she deserted n Waoo 10 become
tse mistress q AibeEt r. Parsona. tie
Anarohist. OiiveR 0Afhema ID . negro.
Dos liEht eomplsxionsd. sisher. He
says her Kgmantis Story 0k her motheF
being an Indian woman and her father
Q Aexisa1. Il false. and thnt aha ID in
reality q muilaa4o. her m0aheF beimR q
neREeB and her father z white MA.
Is vas Oliver Galhens whn hKst sa-
c0uraRed hts wife 20 rad, and nca Par
sons, and aapired % elevate her . as
high plane aa vas IL hia powaK. He
soon f0und cut, heusveF. that PaEsuas
vas sttEaotina heE afteniion and nIionak
ina her aaeotionG He says that be i'm
mediattay made % his mind . kill hoF
but thonahf better Of ii, not caring 20
Fisk bis life for aeoh : uoman. Thsn
tAe a1tacbment betWeen his wifa and
her loveE bsoanae fully developsd, and
they shortly aftsRaagds laft Waco.
Gathena has remained hare. BE is Q
hafd WofkinQ, consented man, and has
the Rood viii and sympAthJ Of many
friends.
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Jag Caoks ana BaiIss M4hoaa, q en-
q ne tsnasuT, havs 0psnsa hankaFf
end ofskszf ediss II Messages.
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Thsrs are - disa1aaaigely ssiantfae
ssboois 10 shs eoantEy, wits ikzoo 50
aanaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-16

NEW YsnK. Sept. 15.--The Hudson Fiv-
or steamer CAtakid narrowly escaped
heing run down on her trip 20 this city
early this morning By the Pennsylvania
Railroad fsrryboat Baltimore. AZ il
vas, q hole thiFty feet long vas knocked
in her ball beyond the guard rail on The
starb0ard side of the vessel. The water
washed 10 and threatened 10 sink her.
Fortunately she steamer was only q few
hundred yaFds from her pier af the foot
Of Jay street, and measures we're prompt
y taken 10 stop the leak. The crew
sneaosdsd IN kseping her af0at until
she made he's berth under q full head
Of steam. There Were ~ the time more
than loo passengers on board. They
we're terribly frightened, but 20 one was
injured. Ihe damage 20 the boat is
about 5000.
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eanaior ssanfsFd q Califosnla usars
70 iswsiEy e AZ klnA
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WAsmHGroa, Sept. Is. Msssrs. Goods,
Ohandlsr and whitman, apocial ooanssl
u the g9sernmsnf suit against ths Bell
Ielaph0na Company. vii, u Is said,
leaye this city this evening Tor Cincin-
nati, uhare the case Will come 40 for
hearing on demurrer next Monday. rhe
ex-SolioitoF 9sneEal is reported % lay
stress on The faot that 10 model was
hled whel the Bell paiant vas issued.
and VIII contend that this informally
tnyalidalaa the patent. Ths attorneys
Of the Bed Company will reply, admit
ting that no model was hlsd, but cen
leading that che iaw making the fling
Of modela obligatory vas 90 far modi-
ned before tbs granting Of the Bell pat-
ent aa 70 ieave it discretionary with the
Commissioners Of Patents whether ths
model SHOULD be required, and that it
vas not called for IN this instance.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-16

ConorsasmAn Jamss Baehanan Of New
York addressed the convention on the
sabfecf 81 che 0laonargsrins bill. and
IN bis ram4rka aAid that during tAe neEs
saasi0a q OaneFass easFaa would BE-
aade either 70 repeal % modIfy The
ian, and be advised ths eonventiou 10
bold itaelf ready % cppose any sush
attempt
Altar KeAll vas Installed ~ psssiiing
oiIloex he oongention took q rseess.
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WAsHrNGroE. Sept. l5.-The Secretary
Of the Treasury this afternoon issued
the l42nd call for the redemption Of
bonds. The call u for elh,00O.O 900 Of
tfe ; per cent. loan Of f5oa Notice Il
given that the principal and accrued In
iere8f Of she bonda Will be paid at the
Treasury Ofiee Of The United States ai
Washington.
The Dairy Associates ExuIalng ever
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hnsinaB h fha kAnds a. 9 tE1aios I'm
l1n haBsia ug t1s crediamHm JAneg 3.
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banks a. airs = Kss eEsars - ehn b1nk
are ample - p4T al daposi1oEs a1d 1he
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a11 the exfrEne dif11aiiy e ooslectfng
lndneed ne dIreo1oH b t11n gEgK tkeiE
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ina 20 the convention:
Ganannr Inn IN y 1

EAnAhAo I'M ~ l. =, sept. IL, lotO.
10 Joseph II. ReaH, Esg.-Mx DRAn
en: YonF letter Of she 81 instant, sup-
plamaniing Cur pleasant intaFviaa and
csuiaiBing an invitation 10 attend the
National Convsnti0n Of American AeFi
unltural and Dairy Association, q ro-
eaived. Eshoald Be clad % acospt che
kind inv tafion rendered and avail ny
self ef Tie opportunity that the o0uvsn-
lion Will adoEd, 20 meet the Representa-.
tives of an interest 90 important and
valnabls ~ thaa which The farmers and
aQFicuitaEaliaea OF this country have In
charge. The relation Of thls interest 10
TIE welfare and prosperity Of Cur Land
d 90 intimate thet its proper and
legitimate care and protection Il, in my
epinion. q patriotic duty. lis consider.
aflon eleVates the responsibility Of those
in auywiss entrusted with our farmino
inauaarp beyond the plane Of mere nel.
ashneaa, and should induce oonserTs.
siam and moderation. The demands
made BY such = apiFis cannot fail 70 ax.
Ast . iust and appgeoiative Response
kfum those Who make and exseufa oar
laws. hope thai he coming eonvsn-
Eion may BE- prodactivs of TIE boal 70.
sulta % the asFienlsaFAlists. as veil e
10 all The people Of our ooantry, and
shonah lans already made and engage
menta already aEFeso upoa win prevent
my aeoepsing year tnvitation, shall b
mneh interested In lee ohieeas ard pur
possa. Yours sincerely,
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u Natleaal hmm DAN.

WAaHINaToN, Sept. 15.-The commit
tee authorized By the recent meeting q
citizens Of this city 20 arrange for the
proposed National drill 70 be held here
next MAJ. held its flFsi mestinR tonight.
Il vas decided 20 offer cash prinss 81 AZ
least $4,000. Il vas also decided 70 IN.
vite Mr.. &. o. DeLsanR, OF Mobile, 10
confer With the committee before any
further aFrangements regarding the
AFFAIR we're made. A number ct militia
companies have expressed . desire %
participate.
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PHTLApEIPHIA, Sept. 15.-The mem
beFa Of the American Agricultural and
Dairy Association met IL this city 10
day N theiR seventh annual convention.
AfteE a few prelimin iFiss Joseph II
keall opened the oonvesfion vita q
long speech. he stated that lhe con
yention vas allowed 70 celebrate the
most important victory ever ven for
agriculture, the passage Of the oleomaF-
garine Law, and 70 take action toward
retaining and increasing the strength
Of the agricultural interests 10 Con
gFesa and State legislatures. They also
discussed she general interests Of aari-
oultnre.
Some forty odd delegates we're pres.
ent. repressntinR mainly PenAsylvania,
HeW foEk, New Jersey, Delaware. Ohio,
Virginia. MAryian !, Georgia, Kansas,
Iowa. Massachusetts, and Canada.
PFeaideni Cisvelnnd sent the follow
inc IA Rha fsnmwnnkfssns
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CnExEzAE. Sept. 16.-Ogina 20 bad
weather on the iirst day, she Wyominp
Territorial Fair uin be continued until
next Saturday night. each days pro-
gram being carried over. The railroad
companies have made rates good until
ths 18th. The fair Is q great success
financially and otherwise, aimost evary
branch o. aRriculture and variety Of
ai0ak hainQ rsuFaReHted.
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DIS MoEB ia. }. Sapa ia Gfs 81
Brooklyn Tits morning destroyed half
she business portion Of the toWn, in
olnding the Chr0slcie printing of3ce,
several stores. ofdses and shops. The
total loss is esiim tied a. $4,000. The
Gre originated IN TIE Hoimoa grain als-
water, neaF the railroad. Il is supposed
90 have been Get on flre By . spark from
a naaHin1 angina