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New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
SUNDAY on THE NET-JERSEY COASC
4 SERMON AT OCEAN GROVE By THE REV. NJ. J.
CRAMER-srRyICEs AT A>BCEY PARK.

\ SERMON AT OCEAN GROVE By The REV. NJ j.
CRAMER-srRyICEs AT A>BCEY PAgK.
OCEAN Gsovr, Aug. (SpccitD.-This morning
was so bright and beautiful that a large number Of
worslppers attended the young peoples meetin, and
tie lol.ness meeting. The opening pra' er made
by the Rev K. Van Horne, ID. d.. OF Newark. The
Rev NJ j. Cramer, ID. D.. late United States Minister
to Switzerland and bgothern law Of the late General
Grant preached to fully 5000 people from the words
" am tie light Of the world lie said that tho
most hopeful characteristic of modern religious
thought was tho earnest attention which the life Of
Christ had received. Ii seemed ii Christ
coming a.aia into the world of human thought by
means OF TIE record of hi, life. Among the di,tn-
gui-hed diynes the platform were tie Rev. /. ii.
Landon. the Rev. q. G. Ka,han ia, Rev. DR.. Con.
nar,l. the Rev K 4. Sadlicr. and the Rev DR.. Nor.
OF Philadelphia. The Rev. l.. H. Dunn. of Jersey
City, preached this evening Tue sunday school
numbered over loo, the infant cia-- 500 and DIR.
lianon's ble class LOO. At st. Panl'. tho
Rev. j. A. McCanley. ID. d.. president of Dckensoa
COLLEGE. preached % large audience. The key z.
VI. Buck. returned missionary from India. preached
this evening.
Great numbers of people found their way To ths
early morning services of the Catholic Church IN
A-bury Park the Rev. w. l.. Gleunon pastor. The
sermon W., by the Rev ID. f. Burke, D. ID.
grand sacred concert TOOK place th, evening in the
church. The Rev. John ilandley preached in he
First Methodist Episcopal Church. AT the presby-
terian Tabernacle the Rev. DIR. MOBILES OF Norr>town
Penn. preached from the words Run with patience
the set before YOU
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hanoicaps which will give all horseowners cnanes 10
win "a n for the winter. They are

Inaugural Handicap for all each OF only SV
ndccarrd The club to atd -3ODo of whch yoOo 10 @
and 300 Weights 10 he announced August 23 ana
ions made by IL IN on the day preceiing the
Of Al 300 after publication OF WeShts 10 oJ
tb xtr mile and q quarter.
Stakes for twOycaro $50 eacl n t. OF Only
IL the day preceding the race lhe
clnb 10 add 81 800 of which $50 10 second lners
900 IA carry N extra of two such races 10 ID extra; OF
iiree or more - 10 extra. Seven furones.
t,on stakes three olds $50 each n. r. or ony
slO declared II IN. on the day preceding the race me
cInb 10 add $40 OF which $40 10 second miners oi any
Of $4,000 to carry 10 extra; OF
thc value of $1,000 h extra Horses not having won
is., race of the value of $1,000 allowed ID II not o
q 900 allowed IL ib one mile and quarter .,o
nerIon Stakes for all $40 each, h. T. or only Slo
The cln to add 81 900 Of which 5000 10 second
The winner 10 be for - 900 II for less ~ allowed Tor
III s5,n down 10 - 500 then B for each 5000 down TO
81 900 Any surplus selling price TO be divided potweeh
nn1 and third Declarations 10 be made and selling price
O. In s,,t.d fhronqh box at the time Of closing
ontrsc. on the day preceding the race. one milo.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09

Washington, at Philadelphia Detroit vs. Kansas CITY, at
pS$ Ss$yorf Eo;oG Paasspn, a
Detroit; Chicago 8. ST. Louis. at Chicago.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES.
onday-Cncnnati Brooklyn. at Cincinnati Pittsburg
brocklyn At Louisville Cincinnati
Metropolitan at Cincinnati; Phtsburs vs. Athletics al
~sG%csday Louisville DrooKlyn. at Lonisvs Gin, in.
Athletic at Pittsburg ST. Louis vs. baltimore At ~ L"qs
ii VS. Metropol at cincinnati ritsbnrs Athletic at
riIts1urs st. louis vs.. iamGre At ,bc1%a; st. hS"s
SATURDAY. st Iousys. Brooklyn at St Louis Pt.mirs
Cincinnati Louisville VS. Baltimore at Louisville
Barley.. New-York's new catcher, Is a raw,looklnG
youth. Dan" OLcsry, however says ths' lie Is great
catcher 49,,
O'Rourse, Of the New,York club. says that yonnss
hinks Finley ought to eaten for the local club two or
three games week. Manager Murle says ne docs not
At the New.York and Detroit game at the Polo
Grounds to-day BALDWIN ana Bsnhe,t VIII rn De for phe
local club 1i '"' "''''''"'' anu
Connor is running up his batting average. while
ORourke and EsrerbroOk have not done well Of iae.
erhardt. NewYorks great second pasemsn. will make
| this city his permanent home.
| More "cranks" patronizs baseball games than all
| other sports combined. Their predictions and wild
are y Rat%sw
troubled with sore arm and has gone to Providence
Dunlap. will of course. strengthen tho Detroit team
Grsy but 'ns addition T not Dana n1 AND the
little five. have Misunderstanding the kansa' oly
club Will come along aud give the Detroits al "hi"eio
| full druhbing.
The Detroit the Dwyer Brothers Of base
ball do pennies when LOOKING ior eooi
players The club ought To be successful with such
| liberal managemrnt
Daily OF the Philadelphia club. is suffering from
lame arm. Ferguson is doing the best work for the
| QuAkcrs in the pitching department.
1t generally takes from ten To dozen bas TO pay u
| game at the League Grounds In Philadelphia Many
knocked over the fence and lost ~ taXns apons
| half play game at the POLO bfouh Is anu
sOnctiH,es nearly dozen to pay n game Al Ridge
| wo0i PARK, The Brooklyn clubs sunday grounds.
| Inc N-w.Yorx club has mortgage on Denny ,h"
great third baseman, In case the Black Diamonds "-
| band.
Baseball Ia uncertain. In Brooklyn on June ~ tho
Brooklyn eup Baltimore nine Dy thc neoio
of 25 10 l. At Pittsburs Iasi week the Pisburs team
beat the BROOKLYN nine too This looks like retrDu-
| iion
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
EXTRA DAY AT SARATOGA


PROMISE OF GOOD SPORT At TIE RACE TKACk-
THE ENTRIES
The racing to-day atSaratoga promises to be
g,od It's one OF the days and only purse races
are on the card, each race has filled we'll The hrs
ia a race for two-year-olds with selling allowances.
There are entries Tho second race Is lis miles
.nrcal conditions with eight horses named to start
, aie. are entered tor the third and there is
.ur. TO he lively contest for the purse For the own
cr. handicap seven will run. Seven pounds overweight
i. allowed rne selling race which winds up the day
SPORT has live entries
The full list IS a. folow5:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
sCnEliE OF TIE srAyDiRD OIL couPAyY

ERIE, Penn, Aug. (Speciah.-The Stand
ard on Company has just completed arrangements to
test this part OF Pennsylvania for oil AMI The CON-
pany has secured the lease o. about o)O OF ln
beginning at Cory. thence following natural depres
Union City. ami from ;hers Erie. The leases
for twenty-one years, tina to receive
fourth royalty ~ oil. .lnt - pound al press
exceeding forty pounds. the Latter being es,sb-
n.hed sent annually. This IA u part Of tho standard
AL the available gas anu oil land ir
the cJuatry.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09
VEOHIFIIION P.iEII IEOtBLES.


POLITICAL TALK ~ CpNNiCIicUI-iHE CANVASS
,rr.u fuE EE.i.f.,R CoKaisroNDESr OF THE TRIBUSE
U,rrfonp. Aug. e.-rhc Prohibition party
,.,r.. W.. tfoub!. wiin ns siato ucA-. j. :. L,~s.
o. Wllnaufic. the Chairman oi lhc frohbt On state
Genital coul,t~r. wa, noniu.ci FOR state Treasurer
v.tha rent show Of um .nln,y by thr convention It
now inu-pirc, tht committee which Vrl the nom
i,ti, la The -lsournry ioIsc before the convention
met moved taat II lr Lewis was placed upon the
t,set that h would no' 10 VO.ci ior by the Good
lrurl.r. sons of Temperance or Tempo OF Honor
mn on account Ui his orpn.ton l. re-
orot soclctic- Naturally. the secret temper
Ancc sori-iy fp.k- arc much Disturbed
over the r,ns Ia their lace, of tue Conference Com mt
zee un Soninaons and the forcing of Sir. Lewis upon
tho rrgrt. AMI pr'ict MT he VIII receive much The
s.nAIlrsi yote Z. any oi tue temperance ticket.
Inc meeting tue Ecpnbncan state Central Commit
lee A. NrN.lIAv.n "Wednesday and the appoln mont
O. .ptcnbcc - the dsc a,d iIArtod place lor
the STAT. Convention has iuriJ opened tho preliminary
c,n,,,,l-r. and tuc Trends OF Mcssr- Lounsbury.
iDDus and Huktcy are ac'ivo IN oanNassng
t- cauti,. Icirsat--. In" gu look II
hit II can ..icy sal th,t Fairhrd County viii no
fr ..Uhi,I iN tn thr piIr 'ir l" hr the only
, GO iy d~,cstti"n. FROM ia" other scvon counties
~ rr wi rssilng voics Tor All tue clndidatrs.
Iur M rfi. of support Buk-lcy Will he IN lIarl-
u,f of !lbuiI- Wlll b- N-w London, Nj .dlc-rN aut
.,trking fr ,in NrwlIav. AID IitclhrId cpnntIrs
Iltrnh- Cnuu.y wIt dIytIe Ortwren I.punspdry and
IIb.i.- aId ~ tdiLn County VIII dlyIi3 between
5n. .k-.cy AMI Iuhnsphry.
iu,tt.I ~ letter send dclcgttrs 10 the chicago
.oon Conference, but no dennito acuon has yet
iasrh.
l"r Democrat talk tho Govrrnorship IL drifting
nnul.t.k - tp"ald Ldward :. Cleveland, 4 ths city
ug b. thr labor riri: NJ of the party ant VINO
won hc ac cptADlo 20 tho majority OF the "od limo
Del
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Atuolsu the Western ~. t'Ieibe TO m Ira d"
si nave tho records thr Eastern clubs lave Aon"
lie ts..t work II aud striilN Esinii ii'
h.v York c.ap lous the he-t wpk "i the lA-irin
,uhs aud h.s llfy VICTORIES AM i"''
Ion teen zane. fn contests witA W"ttrfn HI~- hr
Inl,lef phi. c ub hls also llr etnrr Van Z H.
lo-'. Among the Wrstsrn nines m Dfii't i""n ~.
leads u.vlug captured thry-tw1 riurr> a. ~ =" ~
Two Il, ucs pIyei .sILsi tue fJuf Lss'rfh cii~ ''
thfr1so ri 40 h.s iwen nine gA"-- Ail lp-l
f.,,Ircn Ibe ,nu~1el sabe viii show NJ victor
mi Of tne Eas.ra cuDs over ths Western uin"
aud vice vera:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09

SEARLEs EDWARD. a;e fifteen His mother was dead
ami his father 40 poor that the boy had taken care
Illinois doing well.
Irish descent. Hm hssn an orphan five ye,rs
during which time he had supported himself III
placed with Samuel NcCulloci Otlaw!. Kan
hut neither McCniloc ncr the bog cred any
OF the letters sent them.
TAYLOR HENRY, age seventeen. Ho went to ION an
Uncle who, he said. lived in 81 Clou' sfinn
Nothing has been heard from him. an. q sent to
the uucle was returned through tho Dead Letter
WILLIAMS PETER d., was ono OF the most Intelligent
and promising boys Of tte party, and Mrs Emily
home wa, much pissssd With him: but on O.,oSse
25 1880. she wrote that he was sick aud wanted to
be sent to some relatives in New.ioik state
boy OF thirteen, taken from his father by
process Of law. as the father was unit to foe
hi n. Nothing but favorable report, have come
from him, and in May 1883, he was earning $l3
per month on farm
----, girl. fifteen, had been driven from homo
wien she was eight years OLD. sne got along
pleasantly in Ottawa, wherc every ore spoke vol
uncle in Colorado
-, GIRL age Gle zen, not very promising girl
when sen. ont. rbe was taken 10 Ottawa, where she
changed places very often. No one could DO much
with her, though the corresI ondence shows that
good many persons tried. The last reports from her
were March 7, 1852.
FOUR DESTITUTE FAMILIES.
The four families who started with this party had
homes assured hem they could reach their
destinations; oI
themselves and their belongings and these pro.
yided for them from the fund pacAi in Mr.. Reids
hands
Mrs. Ahern, with four children, went to join her
husband who had farm near Grnnel, Kan, but who
could not enough money to pay for their ourner
Mrs McIvOr, English widow with three children.
went to North Platte, Ncb. where brother owned
farm
Mr. Odell. with his wife and seven children to
Decatur ILL., former fl en- IL lived ami pros.
perng, ami had promised to aid bim Ia finding work
and a home.
Mrs. Wilson, q widow with four children, went to
Carrolt)n No. former home where she bad friends
and could easily support herself and her children
Beyond the of their safe arrival nothing has
le0rd from these families
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09

The following pools wrro soli on Saturday night:
First racc-i;rs !burn an Rebellion 80 each, nHd
500 .- - 49,,
Harry Ku-.~I SO Fr,-n - SItpetrc -. nsld -.
fhIri r,cs--I-unr b. Naco.a ~ni santa Anita Belle
SlOr.cn Bon S,ir rlJ. Amulet SO hnd $40.
Fourtn r4c.--9i 50. Ltip WaywarI 80. jim
Dnu.la.- Cleaner SO F.e'cl Iayor ST., fold 81
Fan race-M,nosrnn $50 Nrtte SO. Hanora 81
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.nn..I-,l 10 ll 20 ~ -,.me' Io.l ~ ~ y. -

As.ori.t.pl race apparently wlfhOit much ell rt ~.
go, d. fr .uusr,r tn pltylLs strength 10 tie OtIe
s-v.u niue. All night 10 wtp easily. Ihrre are no
I,h,m. Caruih~fses Bushongs IN any of fh- other
A nerlr, an mines The champion have wph thrersrOf"
q ,ur. AID io, tweuty-niue. The L1uisviu" club ha-
gained second ace. bat h.s eleven rss victories 20
credit but ten nprc defeats rue br""Nfh Gun =
third only nal distance b'hnd the l'u'vll" ninr,
layiug forty-.x AMI lost twenty seven IA.
IlU-hurg players nave not non" :" "''l :"
late ana have content then.eve- br h~ rt"sr WIN
fourth place. having won one more game thdh ih'
lrook VI club hut having three more defeats
Tnr Cincinnati nine - MN win ioi) I'VE Nlct"re-
nd 'orfy.sir defeats rne Athletic, M~tr0.pli,n an
I,lruor- CLUBS fr peHpi - cans the "a IN
mines much fear WHAT little Interest va" irll III ne
Mettopnltan cuD Ia. iwlnird down tnd noS iew
Y.np- seem to wh-taer the 4" "Inian- wiz or
lose 4 victory won by them IL sinpy surpris". Ih'
club has got back into - o pnH'l1n lhr games
IlAysd 20 dste lev ne cln- ~ folI1ws;
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09

LDTI~vIlLt, Kv.. Aug N.-Eynch Was sHHrTTHI
vii, SORE arm 10 iav and consequently Louisville Won from
tc Ncr,pol tan. extra effort The game was
vi,ue. M bv 5000 people owuug who seems I" have re-
,o,, real some mad" SIN -i. w" pt'' lh'c
l..c M aud a lIr'Arr also hit iAfd mAAHS i"Hi
hi uut of n,c times al the bai. The score MAS
!, ,,',, ,,,i,,an l % o u , u
I,-. hits Louisville Il Metropolitan. 10 Errors Lou
vr M,trouoliian g. pit,hersiiccAcr and iyn'h i-
prr-Nf Bradley.
Al -. L1yu!,--t. LOuis Athletic J.
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GAME WON By THE BROOKLYN CLUB
CINClN\A1J Auc S-Cnclnnatl aga SuCcuInbc'

IIrooklyns heavy batcrs to-day ami although S "''
neiod the visitors narrowly escaped total shut out Terry
batting and the base play Of both teams were we
Umpire walsh di rur WORK. br'h Wa, SplN'' ~
Inc seventh inning ana Scciber his place. The score
-
Cincinnati ....-...-.-.-.--1 - u " =
Hasc MT brooklyn Il. Cincinnati >. Errors -ll"ohyn
cincinnati .. iItchcrs- Terry and Mckcon. lmriI"-
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n1LInG pDLYIS EOR IN JAPlYESE NAVY.

ANNA POINIS FOR IHE JAPANESE NAvY.
CmCAGO, Aug. (SDccmN. N.-COunt SIigo,
Ninl.trr of Mlrlar .ld Com nAudrrIu-Clet ol tno
E,yu navy Of JAPAN accom-, ,tnici ny lar suite,
cluling Clpa Sh4bayaua Lieutenant Funal All /
p.,mtser kiIioka Is ia the city ou by way oi
Ni.g,r. Fal. AMI Sew- York to Na,hingto1 wnerc hs
siu inspect she American Navy aud Naval School.
From there bc goes 10 Europe and will inspect the
VI. of All the European Governments. The chisi OBJ
of inNcHtigaIou- IL tls country
KUN, and toIprio boats Count Sage II ynung
il- educated III ENGLAND ANA spoaas English with
out Trace of his native tonguc. lie porirc "
IA huliar with all nayir- tnr world but.
Government Ia ever ready adopt
thin. new tern sclencs develops isu-ciui nj
necessary, aud for such hngs 1t look. chiefly the
Limited states. lie viii remain mere -cscral days.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09

C0URTING THE GIEL AND SUING HER "A TIER
CHICAGO, Aug $ tSDeciaD. .-Jamcs Casey, II
young hvIns In ths west DIVISION Ia, Insttucl
snt against W. T. Rcnd the millionaire coal mine ner
to recover - 900 Tho plaintiff forbidden
the house Mr.. Rrni aud also enIoned pay
his attentions to the coal mrrchants young daug
There clAndcstine meetings between tue young
people and yesterday II Is stated, Mr.. Rend into
violent collision with tho In AshlAnlavc and In
tho seattle injured tho young man and then took his
Weeplng daughter h0me ThlA suit followed.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-09

Games Lost |lA lH -N llI II''h'9 ''''' - ''' wv
The race for the Athletic club championship = r'1'
watcb.i bv In. loc,l sth.etes Tho bergen Point nihr
still nod. the lcsl With nnc victories "ht =" u"Ar.
C4mea piAyed ihe Nassau club Ia -econ AMI may We,
make a good nehf for the p~nuant The bfopAth an
eaten Island clubs virtually ont Of Tho race -"
eubs AMI a. follows
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-11-27
CLARENCE GRIGGS,


GUARDIANS SALE.-STATE or ILLINOIS, Ia
Of the Circuit Court of said county entered at the Oco
Der term Of said court 1856 the application OF
Sarah b. Crawford, Guardian OF William c. Moore,
Hattie NJ. Moore and Nellie L. Moore, minors to sell
the following described real estate, belonging to said
minors situate in the county OF La Sale and state OF
Illinois to wit The south half $50 of the southeast
quarter (SE4) of section twenty COO also the follow.
ing tract OF land beginning at the center OF section
seventeen l thence west sixteen (l6) rods, thence
south one hundred 900 rods thence east sixteen l6)
rods thence north hundred 400 rods 70 the place
of beginning. containing ten acres, all In township
thirty three 1897 north range four a. east Of the third
principal meridian; also undivided one eleventh
Did eterest in the following tracts parcels OF land,
to wit: lot one a. in block ninetytwo (9l, in States
Addition TO Ottawa, Illinois,; lot three 49, in block
twenty-five (l5. in the Original Town NOW city, of OF
tawa, Illinois, the west fraction north of the canal Of
the northeast quarter of section seventeen 7) town
thrtyhree $3.50 north, range three 80 east Of the third
principal meridan the east half of the northwest quar-
Ter Of said last named section seventeen Q7 IN said
Water Block, III the Marseilles Land and Water Power
err with the lChinery MILL power and appurtenanCes
there in said county of La Sale and state Of Illinois;
lots fifteen l5) sixteen tl6), seventeen Q7) eighteen
IS) nineteen (9). twenty (2O) and twcny-One 2l in
HossaCks addition To CT CITY, La Sale county, Illinois;
shall, the twentieth day Of December d. 1856 at
the hour of O'Clock sell all the interest Of said
minors in and to the said real estate AT the south door
OF the County Court House, in Ottawa, Illinois.
Terms of sale as follows Cash.
SARAH b. CRAWFORD.
nOv27-3w Guardian for said Minors.
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PUBLIC al T.

On Wednesday, Dec. 8, 1896, at Bluffdale Farm
near Ottawa H., Will offer the 70 lowing Pure
Bred Stock: "a head of Shorthorn Cattle, includ-
ing II extra good Cows and Heifers and II fine
young Bulls, from months o years old, among
which are sweepstakes and trst-prize winners at
one of the leading fairs in Illinois; $50 Cotswold
Sheep, both sexes, descendants from the most
noted focks in England, and including the
sweepstakes pen at Minnesota State Fair in lSo6;
25 Shropshire Down Ewes and Hams, all good
ones. | think may candidly say that my flock
has won more prizes at leading shows during the
past eight years than any other in America.
The Clydesdale Stallons-Duke of Ottawa
2119 3 years old, and weighing more than ton
conceded by many to be the largest and bet colt
in our state Lofty the 4th 1850 5 years Old
whose colts have always been prize winners
wherevershown Stirling Boy, Syears old, win
ner of I'd prize at The Great st. Louis FAR" in
1885. Also two high grade yearlings. rare OPP
portunity is thus offered those desiring some of
the best stock in the county at their own price.
will also Offer should it be desired my Fine
Stock Farm, consisting of 800 acres beautifully
situated on fine road. near to market, under q
high state of cultivation, being well drained and
watered by an inexhaustble Artesian Well.
Easy terms. which will be made known on day
of sale, For further particulars address
ARNER STRAWN.
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DUNCAN 81 O'CONOR,

az
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, La SALE CoUN-
~ TY-ss. In the circuit court, 10 january Tenn,
A. D. 1851
Caroline Hitter Joseph Hitter, Charlotte SchOeneber
and Louis SChOCncber rs. Charles IssernanB. Melissa
lssermaun William lssermann Mary lssermanu, Fred
Issermann, Emma AibrCCht, John Albrecht. Frank
killifcr, Henry Shepard and - Wachter, senior
In ChdHCtTg
Affidavit Of non.residence Of Emma Alhrccht and
John Albrccht, implicated with the above defend
ants having been filed in the clerks Office of the Cir
cut Court OF said county, notice l. therefore hereby
given to the said nonresident defendants thui the com
painants Hed their bill Of complaint in said court
the chanccry side thereof, the 23d day of NOvcI
ber 1855, and that thereuPOn summons issued out Of
said court wherein said suit is now pending, rCuruahe
on the second Monday in the month Of January, 4. D.
1887, as Is by law required.
Now. unless you, the said nonresident defendants
above named, shall personally be ana appear before
said Circuit Court on the first day of the next term
thereof 10 Oe holden at Ottawa In and for said county
on the second Monday in january H. 1881 and plead,
answer or dcmur 10 the Said compliments bill If
plant, the same aud the matters and things therein
charged and stated will be taken confessed and de-
cree entered against you according the prayer Of said
bill. WILLIAM W. TAYLOR Clerk
Ottawa, Illinois, November sd. 1886.
DUNCAN & OCONOR, Compts' SOlrs. nOY2i-lW
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wish 10 make this statement for ''r l"nnht pt ne
public In regard to my little daughter A'Iut h-'@ !.
years ola, the disease having Dtrd .n seated Ct~r ut
i-fhmafiC consumption, suffering uf"u~ct lu tIr last
four years, having often 20 go Go bed Nu '" Innate
spells, lasting Two weeks Ht Tine, many times -n
cuuk 40 and unable ~ get hrr breath ini thought
every attack would Dee her last r. iril lung "s Mtl
is -uukuu with much palm and badly h'Vni-rds could
NOT breathe through left lung. she also had curvature
of the spine, which was badly dIsNguriuE. Her heart
WIS I'm diseased condition, with VuicN pulse" very
weak. and no appetite. For child uf her years was
very slow developing. She had bad cough for mum
Der Of years, raising heavy green matter also had a
cold. ClHuml sweat
had treated the child with a number OF physicians
with benefits hope ut cure. on sept. io't
brought my child, hopeless case, given mp hk hII
ut doctors, tp Mrs Or, kcck and placed her under
Nur care and the result has been complete r"-i"TA
ton iu al. resp. cts the enid being entirely well,
having given her no medicines since last August Oar.
u. TINS severe winter and with InuCh sickness Nu'
L.ruiIrrlt In the city, my child hhr renamed hth'iy
aud well not having one attack u asthma, au1 even
with ulphlucrlA in my house hCh tnuust-t utug
ter htd and cured by Mrs. DR.. kcckN. console p
the wonderful and have cause 70 believe my chl
entirely well and the cure permanent.
The above bad symptoms have al Rrr" away, ana my
daughter has greatly developed and gained IN strength
She weighed only - pounds when | brought her ga
Mrs. Dr kcCk. she today weighs ~ pounds Nuul
Up pleased have person address OT call on me Az
my residence No. ~ West 2d street
Mrs. PETER Koch,
March % 1896 Davenport, Iowa.