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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-12
puK.l PIlKsl IrcuiNo PIlKs.

STNPIoHs-M .isiure; intense i.eAin2
ami singing; most q, night; worse by
scratching II allowed 10 continue tumof'
form, which often bleed AMI ulcersts. he
coming very sore. SwAYSE's OlSrsESI
stops the itching ani bleeiing. heals al
cerstOu. and In most case. removes the
iamOrs. Az druggi-ts, or bv nail. for 50
cents. DR.. SsAyne & 500, PhllAielphis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-12

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-12

e-Jaallse song
New-York tribune., 1888-08-26
uJNEY ISLAND
LONG BRANCH.
To-DAYs TIME TABLE FOR coNEY IsLAND'
7, II.

IENTH.
TO-DhY'S TIME TABLE FOR LONG BRANCH.
From Flom cFiom Long
West c3ts-, Pier new No. 1. Blanch Ocean
n n n H. Pier.
s 80 A. NJ O :cD A. NJ, II :i5 A. VI.
8 80 A. NJ 10 90 A. 81. IT, rs u. NJ.
9 :oO F. NJ. 2 80 r. NJ. 5:1J p. NJ.
$3.50 T. NJ. 100 r. NJ. G:15 II. NJ.
FARE 10 LONG BRANCH AND REfURN, rs CENTS.
SINGLE FARE. 80 CENTS
The last boat from Long Branch lands only at Pcr
No. N. n.
Excursion tickets to Concy Island and Long Branch
sold a. all down track stations elevated roads with frce
Ferry and Battery place for I'd and
New-York tribune., 1888-08-26

n convenience and scfv.cc rents 5000 VI inest osi
lion in city Cumbcrand 3th,sys foriIr ~ Se'
Sulo''"''" " l7G Eroaaway.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-26
Bnsiness prcp.rlD for Sale ana 90 E:t

DJoINING rad Central Depot on lSdst. attractive
"A storss; large plate glass ront, steam heat Apply
SaI Msffsou-sve.
buildings, STORES, LOFTS AND OFFICES TO
- LET on Beekman. Ann, Fulton. John, Peari. MHt.:
lam. Nassau and streets in tho vicinity. RCLAND
WHITING Bcekmans ST
New-York tribune., 1888-08-26
Ioaro dMo nooms.


A PAYMENTS FOR GENTLEMEN In suites; every
n convenience and service rents, 5000 up nnest osi
lion I'm city Cumberland. 5ti.aye, corner .-l.r' See
gu, erintendent or j.. 4. CkClhsHAEk n -.
A HANDSOMELY furnished large and small room to
"A permanent gentlemen only references eNc"""E'"
OWNER us East 2sth
\ bRGi handsomely furnished rooms with board best
IL references required and sNcn; streuy H'"0'''S'
30 West 2eth-si
ID AHTIEs DESIRING hrs,-class aceoamoesons Goor
i suite and sipse rooms with or without board, apply
10 Everett Directory established 1860 DAlLHi' "a
West 3jth.st -----------------------
&, IJPFRIOR accommodations with excellent board for
- families o gentleman with every appnntmcnl OF
,r6nrd home references. MURRAY HILL III East
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS. on parlor moor in private
family elegantly snd Ee%y fainshsd hs cd ara nt, nisa
with home privileges and comforts genticinen OILY
permanent pa ties desired iolorcnces exchanged Apply
i32 IL East loth-st
= TJl-AyE 53G.-Eegant suits OF apartments, with or
y ghou, private table superior rooms Tor eentcmsn
O FAST 32D sT.-IIanasonely furnished rooms
. sccond floor. with Lizard; also irafih noor
4 n WEST IsTH-sT.-Nowly.dccora rooms superior
~ accommodations, with boaid
-. SYST. 81 wEsT.-Entirc second floor furnished
~ / southern exposure cn suite or sihgly
o1D.sT, 10 FAST. near 5ih Avenue Hote,-Large
ZZ "a floor; private bath other double s.n2ic
,uperior board accommodations and reiercnees table
boatd
"a nishcd large and small rooms; new house and new
furniture; board optional references
% TII.sT, n WFST.-hsvc furnished the above house
y entirely new tic three back rooms on paior hoor
suitable for physician table unsurpassed; references OK
~ ycnences OF hotel with the quiet snd comfort Of
Lou liable unexccDtionaDle
New-York tribune., 1888-08-26

OR SALE in Brooklyn near Dr. cuyers church; a
brownstOne plategass font dwclling worry uesfaDIc
or will rent Address OWNER Tribune OGco
New-York tribune., 1888-08-26
Drrssmakna.

a pTIsIIC nREssMAKING Street costumes dinaes Inner
a and evening dresses s0 perfect ne snd nnsh, ho,"
or,ers nc snort notice. Mra MeELSot o. ba'' ''hs~'
opposite Denning's = z.a- ~,
~ ING-By frstsase Alter and drapssr s oy
ID the day. city or country; city fefereheos' "i'''
D.. 500 Broadway. -
~ pEssN.KF FR --Firstesss litter and draper wishes
- more engagements BY the dy c,s o. Wv " '''''
New-York tribune., 1888-08-26
Boaro auo Rooms tljanteo.

n FNTIFN,AN wife and child desire unfinished floor
VI ana board with strictly private family, Ia good neigh
bor0od New.York or BROOKLYN highest references given
and required Address L. J.. r.. Tribune Ofce.
VNFII ET,JicATED German Wishes lodging with
w nBef an.iy IN exchange FOR German isssons H. =.
n. y. Tribune Ohlce.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-26
Brooklyn rroprrtn f,antco.

w WkNTFD House 20 lease rent In the nolghborhoo1
w Of Iaayct;e-avo aud St. James place, Brooklyn. ron
September October l. Address, full parucuaf% feAt
&c, A. T.. Box AZ, Tribune Once -------
w ANTED TO PURCHASE in nTookyn sooa three three
w STORY brick bfowntone house. IN good ncehbofho0d
Address, with all particulars and price, +. A., box 40
Tribune Orlec.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-26
Brooklyn l]ropertp for Sale ano 20 Get

THESE HOUSES CAN Re SEEN ONLY BY PERMIT
90 shave Jonns i, sly stone ~ rooms oo
"a Sthave, n Lincoln pl, sty stone 10 rooms
t3 JoraleniOnst, Henrys 32 sy stone 10 rooHs
Plesidon,-st n Sth-aye, 4 sty brick, new l500
go n Johns pl sthaye, sy stone, u rooms i,2Vp
1888 ST Johns pl 7ihave, sy stone, IL rooms d09
125 ST Mark save Flatbush, sty stone 10 rms i1oV
io5 ST Johns pl 7th-ave sty stone, ~ foons
1877 Johns pl 7th-aye sly stone, 10 rooms '1VVV
Il2 Gieene-ave Bclfodavc sly brick 9pd stone loo
24 PIcsidentst, Clinton, sly stoo Z, rooms so4 9
179 Park-p Cafl,on-ave. sty stone, I3 roons cue s@o9
sjj 1stsi, 7thavr, sly stone, IL rooms sso go
IL 81 Felix-st n DcKab-aVe sty stone, 10 rms ~
ll5 Berkley-p 7th-ayc s,y stone, 10 roolhs ~
1852 0th-ase Berkey pl, sty stone u rooms duV
10 1st-p Courst. siy and eNtn stone, II rms oyV
j 81 Mark save 5thaNc sly brick y rooms ooo0
sl5 UnOn-st 8thaye, 2 sty stone, rooms oo ooo
iQ2 Cthsve. siy stone, IL rooms S00
Also a large list of other desirable houses IN all
parts Of the city, let furnished and unfurnlshed
I, Or SALE and 70 let by LEONARD MOODY. Real
Estate Bfoker and Brooklyn Manager o. the Mah9se! %
Frc Company, and the Meropot1n fiae 1nss
and collecting Al 20 Courts. Phenx Bui ding e74 and
276 Fstbnshsve corner PIospec. place; s22o Bedford
ave -.
Houses in al OF the city for sale or TO Jet
Houses at all prices Bargains In lots ana plots fie-
new cabinet trimmed houses in hrstclass locations
for Parties desrcus OF purchasing or hit-
ing viii IND and general assortment of houses
nat sc.
Tor SALE in Brooklyn, near Or. cuyler's church a
browns0ne plsegsss fIont dwelling vory desirabc
Or will rent Address OWNER, Tribune oiaeo'
New-York tribune., 1888-08-26
0br Curt.

nj ONMOUTH PARK RACES - LONG
Nl BRANCH N. J. -
EVERY TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
Central l. r. d 4 j. Libsfiy.st Ferry, Is. . 80
T. coanas ana Ds:broses st Ferries ;io o,0
eny.) Boats Via Sandy Hook. from Pier 8. foot Of
Rector-st, :, o. II a. M, ~ is. p. m.
Fare. Round Trip. including admission 70 Field e1 90
J. II. CoSTEH, Sec A. j. CASSh1T. Pres.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-26
Rooms tUanieo.

WANTED. --For winter months, smfll well Furnished
w fat fashionable ncgbborhood stafe location ana
rent Address HOME. Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-26
G Counlrn Boaro.
Connlrn Boarb t)aniso.

noARD WhNTED-For winter, about 1 hour from
Is SSrYork Tor gentleman wife and chili nrstcass
arromroiatons only Address with New-Nork refer
cnces HANOVER /. asS Brosdway
New-York tribune., 1888-08-26

IAI.Nol
At the head Of kAAIEfShILI. FALLS
This Hotel will be kept open unul November lst.
Special attention 20 GU IsINE ani WARNING the HOUSE
DURING SEFTEM Bf.R anl OCTOBER. Best dialhhgn
In the Mountains Rates from $lJ to go Per week after
Sertoubcr ist Dlrcc, railroad access from RoNDotT
"a fhc LAUREL HOUSE STATION or from CAfSKlL LII
10 MOUNTAIN HOUSE STATION, where stages meet
all trains Address .,.,,,.,-, ,..,...
EIllh i. D.. Giclnc Co, n. y.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-26


A 1.-THE FDINBORO." northeast corner 10th'aye and
"A 1904 s-A Apagtcts with steam neat passenger Gle
yator and all nrtt-cass appointments. ABBY Ga prem
srs or TO WALTER LAWRENCE. N. w. corner 9thavc
an1 10ithst.
ELEGANT SINGLE FLAT 10 RENT on Lcnox ltill
r. 10 American family rooms ana bath all ilgh;
All improvements Inquire Monday, l07 East 7o;hst,
Parkave. =
JHLATS and APARTME EN1S unfurnishod and furnished.
n in all parts o. the city.
FOLSOM BROTHERS. 50 East 19th-st, near broadway.
NIHsT.CLASS FLATS Of S rooms, with direct light no
air shafts; ell mo1en Improvements; hSiIs hea5en'
ianitnr aga hall boy premises Apply " T. t0CH.
KANE g2S West 36thst or jaltor on premises II Wc@
Syd-st. Reference required
MODERATE RENTS single Mats and eight large
WI all improvements only rsilnoi Iail 6 fece'od
no children. Mrs PIERCE, 335 East ll3th-st
rs,ur PREsTON 1876 WEST z1ST- sT-Attractile. newly
frn hci ana tn,euts FOR families en1 ecncncn paoi,
dining Ooms fanny tabes references present ana ioef
gussts.
WESTERLY Choice fat. 10 rooms, all light steam
w heat: rent $3.50 immediate posseskgn lnquile of
Jsnitor iO8 Wost 5ith-st-, New-fCrA. Also fat or
rooms rent ss5
n > TUsT NOS g. g. TO- 10 EAST Elegant single
oC fats; largo iiahi rooms, nowy dcroraied All IN
preyemrnts cuding steam heat; 'cnt $50 10 $50 Ap
ply u JanitoE
New-York tribune., 1888-08-26

INoH sALE-A brownstone dwelling; three story high
4 ,foop oOx5G lot 100 feet superior location near
Msilson.ave.. Len0x Hill this ely sor price, &C. au'
New-York tribune., 1888-08-26
ficnses ano Rooms manico.

WANTED-Ca-e OF house within an hour o. New York
" Citg during winter months by and vile 40 chit
oien; les. Of references Address H. y, tribune Ouee.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-26

'"rHE TARIFF OF 1885" pamphlet OF 20 large pascs
w.t., giving rates OF duty now ~ icrce IN ium s,.
nl the entFe Free List and other valuable Iafn nio
vDauen Timely for reference, ana absolutely coiieeE
knse ~ cents copy. Published py Ins 'Hpune'
New-York tribune., 1888-08-26
DDuso ano hooms.

IL ,gvIYG PLAcE-Larse and small rooms. with
III board.
1tQ MADISON AVI:-Thrc. large rooms. civ, one
ioO hail room private baths; superior board feief-
eaees exchanged
3so WEST 4GTu.sT-Priyate family owning house
oOD desire IN rent ore or two furnished rooms TO
oeslfabie party, references exchanged.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-10-13
Gold Mine Enth usiasts.

w A. Youmans, Tb )mas Rhodes, and
others, of this city. have, in conjunction
with George Atkins and Benjamin Jones,
the latter a son in law Of DR.. Vance, who
own the Andy Frye" or "Spanish" mine
in Buckeye Tp.. Shasta Co., California,
formed stock company, under the laws OF
California, to be known as the " Shasta Co.
Reduction Company, Of Shasta Co.. Cal, "
for the purpose of mining and reducing gold
bearing quartz.
The process of reduction is new one, the
invention Of w. A Youmans and Thomas
Rhodes, the latter of whom is the inventor
Of valuable accessories to labOr'saving ma
chinery. 1t consists of q crusher, a furnace
in which the ore is heated, without coming
in contact with the coal, liquid bath,
and strong gas blast, which renders the
ore soft and reduces it to powder. The ore
to be worked is heavily charged with gold,
silver and copper, the gold prsdominating'
and the company controls number OF
qtsrtz lodges.
Most Of the stock has been subscribed, on
ly about thirty thousand out Of one hundred
thousand sharrs, remaining.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-10-13
Electrical Study in japan.

It Is reported from Japan that an electrical
society has been formed there, and that its
membership is no less than 800 at the start
We hardly know how 10 receive this piece Of
intelligence. II IL he true 1t would indicate,
hrst, that Japan had gone much further in
electrical study and Development than bad
bean supposed, and, next, that admission to
the society is based on very liberal rules and
regulations. At the present time the ranks
Of our American engineers are largely and
valuably REINFORCED from England and the
continent Of Europe. but hero we have the
intimation that. perhaps. bsfore long Japan
win also be supplying US with experts for our
parcnt and local companies in all lines of
work. We are glad to see that such society
has been formed in Japan, and we trust that
it will be growingly useful and prosperous
Electrical World.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-10-13
COUNTY NEWS.
From Wallace.

The young folks are all very much 10
teiested, II seems, over the coming election
In this neighborhood there have been three
or four even bsts made up to this writing
and | believe, there are probably dozer
more 10 be made yet. John bets his siste'
against Pats sister. that Cleveland Will ot
reelected. aud Joe bets his sister agains'
Toms sister that Harrison will be elected
and 90 on. So there will surely be some
excitment In this town for month u
come.
Martin Goetz has purchased fine two
ar.Old Norman stallion from Degen Bros
Of Ottawa. Martin says he will rule the
town hereafter 10 the horse business.
Messrs. James Long and Gus ullrich
were the guests of the Waltham dolls ias'
Sunday.
Patrick McMauus and wife Sundayed al
Earlville.
Maurice Nicholson drives the fastest
horse that goes to Waltham on Sunday
afternoons.
James Markey has brand new cam
paign suit James says no man should BIZ
ashamed 10 wear red bandanDa.
Judge PiIlion declares that If the prohi-
bition party wins the race at the coming
election he will Join the salvation army.
Charlie Kinnegar says 1t is a shame TO
set vicious dog on anybody In the dark
where there are no trees TO climb.
OLD SLEUTH,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-10-13
Don't Experiment.

You cannot afford to waste time in expert
mentiug when your lungs are in danger.
Consumption always seems, at first, only a
cold. Do not permit any dealer to impose
upon you with some cheap imitation of Dr.
Kings, New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, but be sure you get the
genuine. Because he can make more profit
he may tell you he has something just as
good or just the same. Don't be deceived
but insist on getting DR.. Kings New Discov'
cry, which is guaranteed to give relief in al
Throat, Lung and Chest affections.
Trial bottle free at d. Lorriaux's Drug
Store. Large bottles |.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-10-13
Wormley Was Victorious.

Wormley, the conductor Of the Paw Paw
train on the c., B. & O., had another wrest.
ling match with the denizens Of the French
settlement about and near Serena on Friday
afternoon. Every few days half dozen or
more Of these gentlemen come to this city.
and after, as is charged, filling up on liquor
and beer, wait for WOrmley's train. When
the train ARRIVES they climb aboard and pro-
coed to run Wormley and the train gang 40
cording 10 approved ideas Of their own.
Wormley, in an encounter with . crowd
about two months ago. was nearly stabbed
with knife. which made the Q. officials
here cautious, and when Peter Treble and
others, Of whom he was the apparent leader,
applied for tickets homewsrd, all but one
we're refused on account Of drunkenness, 1t
being rule Of the road not to allow drunken
men on board trains. Treble grew abusive
at the station and attempted to run the Of
fioe. but he WAS closed up in short order.
and, in the hurry and hustle, the crowd
managed to get on board thstra Once on
the road, they made life miserable for Worm
Icy, and while trying to keep them quiet the
leader, Treble. as Wormley says, struck at
him. He expected an attempt to obtain con-
troll Of the train was about to be made and
went for Treble, knocking his teeth down
his throat and blackening his eyes in short
order. At Dayton he put the men, with the
exception Of the man who held the ticket, Oft
the train, and went on his way. When he
came down again, on Saturday. he was ar.
rested at Serena and bound over for hear.
ing on . charge Of assault and battery, bail
being fixed at 500, which was promptly
furnished. Treble says that he made ne
disturbance on the train and was wantOnly
assaulted. He keeps restaurant at Serena.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-10-13
ROBERT J. BURDETTE.

How the Humorht. Now Ordained Q
Preacher. Began to Write Humor.
Robert J. Burdette-Bob-has Just been
licensed TO preach by the Lower Merton Bap
tist church, Of the Philadelphia Baptist asso-
citation, and will soon leave the lecture 6eld.
He says be preached bis nrst sermon ons
summer Sunday while be was spending his
vacation in some mountain retreat The
little church thers was without . pastor, and
b took tbs pulpit 1t the earnest solicitation
Of iA members.
The story Of BurdetteS touching devotion
10 hi wife now dead N familiar to every ono,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-10-13

gustingly sober and pesceable His page
was dull.
At home was his wife, III Of tho disease of
which she finally died, and to cheer her up
he stayed at homo an hour or two at noon
and wrote imaginary local events Of an ex-
citing nature and read them to her. They
we're grossly improbable and funny They
did not have a facilitating effect on her, but
actually made her laugh, and one day she
said: 'Robbie, this ridiculous stuff Of yours
is bad enough to print. Having seen that l
survive it, why don't you try it on your
readersp
He cautiously did so. dealing it out in small
doses. 1t was copied everywhere. This had
been going on for fortnight, maybe, when
one day Mr.. Emory, editor of the paper, sent
to Robert requesting him to come to his pri-
vate room. "Aha!" said Robert, rubbing
his hands and glowing from stem to stern,
"Ive fetched him! He's going to raise my
salary"
"Mr BurdetSe," said Mr.. Emory, when the
audacious youth was seated, 1.-TWO lunatics
escaped from the asylum last week, be-
lever
eyes, sir; yes-two-but one Of them was
captured"
"One was captured" said the editor,
thoughtfully, lone - only one. What be-
came OF the other, Mr.. Burdetter'
"He hasn't been found yet" answered the
jocose youth; they're securing the woods
for him"
SIS it not possible that he may be secreted
about the building somewhere1 In your
room, for instancel
"Why, no, Mr.. Emory! What put such
an idea into your headf
"Have you among your friends anybody
who Is driveling idiot, Mr.. Burdettel"
mo, sir; no, oh, no, sir, l think notw
protested the youth, moving uneasily in his
chair.
"Who might get into the Office and insert
articles without your knowledge--in your
long absence at dinner. for instanceT'
''Oh, no, Mr.. Emory, no; why do you askf'
II met an intoxicated man the other night
going down the stairs Who was it,
ar don't know, indeed" sdd Burdetta
1--WE had just bounced him"
ibid he write anything for tho paper cfan-
destinely and axreptitsously while be WIS
hacsr persisted the editor.
"Why no, q ps.r'e' 80 everything that
HWenxAp, Mr.. Bnrdsttn. who b n that
aAAaoanaty atAenpts 10 befunny that
IsN b yoar osannm svry aayr
hnrdstDs sl,ahai rIhhsd soans dirt al bis
~ pa1AsAacns ieg with Id 1ighs host. and
saidi ''RsalH, NJ. Emory, f-you mol
AnsdH1-wLtAe fact b-<hercs nothing
avaetdoueEhoub M, Mr.. EmRy, bus shall
have%o cAAm hos myssk'
'Ohr sxnAninh The editor, h&gnine sus-
prisa, "Yuh Ven. don't % 70 any mora
Thsy-msAs M mnAanohnly. They aradread-
full hgutxiosA They seemed 70 have ema-
natstf from wrecked bsuin. Yen ean 10 to
your room, Mr.. Burdetts ! wouldnS havo
thought 4 Il yoP Don't do 20 any mora
II there's anything funny b BE- written, III
write It myself"
Burdette went homo an broke up he 70
signed next day and crossed the Misstssippi.
II left," says the humosist, .beoause, sin
eerely, couldn't look him IN the face after
that I had been caught In the act and felt
like Q guilty thhgi"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-10-13
Excursiou to Kansas and Nobraska.

Write to John Sebastian, general ticket
and passenger agent, Chicago. Kansas and
Nebrssks railway, Rock Island route,
Topeka, Kansas, and he will furnish you
with full information regarding series Of
Harvest excursions on the following dates
August 2lst, September 18th and 25th
October 9th and 23d, and will also mail ia
your address printed matter giving full par.
ticulars about Kansas aud Nebraska lands
new towns. etc.
This is the new Kansas and Nebraska ex-
tension Of the Great Rock Island Route.
Offering splendid Inducements to parties
DESTROYS of locating
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-10-13
You Use Them.

The style in Kid Gloves this
season is medium stitched back.
Wilson has them. He calls atten-
ton to the glove counter. The
prices range from o9c to $l.I5.
Over 200 pair of the 6oc gloves
have been sold during the past
two weeks, and every pair has
been proven A No. l,
Particular attention is called to
the large and popular line of Fos-
ter, Paul & Co.'S celebrated hook
gloves. They please the ladies.
This week opens up a new line
of Corsets. 1t comprises the New
Almond and New Eva. the most
popular in use, besides many 9TH
err styles that are taking with the
public. Prices 80 cents to $I.15.
They are gems.
Not the least attractive is the
elegant Millinery Department. 1t
includes every description of head
gear for ladies.
The latest styles of hats, choic-
est birds, fancy wings and feath-
ers, etc. All sold at much less
than milliners prices, with artists
to trim them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-10-13
Manlius M essapes.

Mr.. Milton Knickerbocker is the happy
father Of an S-lb. campaign girl.
A lively time was had at the Manlius
Reading circles oyster supper last Satur
day night at T. j. Sinders.
Mr.. Geo. Parr started last week for Ken
tuckey.
Mr. Il. States Is on our sick list this week
We hope to see him 10 good health soon
d. X, Parr has purchased fine breed
sucking colt of Mr.. Flax Holcum for $l00
RUNNER Boy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-10-13
The great sources of the extensive curative

The great sources of the extensive curative
range of DR.. Jones' Red Clover Tonic are its
great blood purifying qualities and its gen.
tie operative action. thereby removing all
restraint from the secretive organs, curing
promptly and thoroughly dyspepsia, costive-
ness, bad breath, piles, pimples, low spirits,
sick and nervous headache, ague, malaria,
and all stomach, liver and kidney troubles,
The most delicate stomach accepts it with
relish. Price fifty cents of Z. Y. Griggs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-10-13

but the following
recital Of hh b.
ginnings Of . hui
morist may b new
TO many. He VA
at that time local
editor Of The PEG.
ria Transcript. He
had to I'LL two col
unns . day. II
was hard work.
Dog fights were
scarce and human
Ls-- AZ