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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-01-26
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In the above cut a represents a curved knife,
adjustable at any angle; b., binding screw; e,
graduated disk. which revoves on stand I'D by
means Of finely cut screw thread; q, mahogany
stand upon which the instrument il secured.
AZ rk with central opening is fitted into a
descen ling tube tono inch deep by ono and a
half inches in diameter) III the center of disk
Cc) Cork and tube revolve with the disk. In
the central opening is fitted an ordinary
stopper or cork, on top of which the object to
be shaved may bo secured by paratline or
wax
In order to freeze objects, remove the cen
trail CORK, and insert the hollow metal box
tx, prolougation Of which fits into tho hol-
low cork in disk tc), Two tubes of metal
project from the freezing hox-ono TO admit
water, the other to allow it to flow out Tho
water is supplied and carried of by means of
rubber tubing attached to the metal tubes,
the terminal end Of the rubber tube which
carries OF the water being contracted to con-
troll the flow
In the Us, OF ether rs means of freezing
objects for the cutter, remove tho plug i'll
front of the freezing box and detach the
rubber tubing. Apply ether in the usual
manner.
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PROVERBS, OLD AND NEW,

I'VE are well placed" as the car said when she WA
Gated On the bacOn.--D aHish PrOrvb.
Those who always keep bottle of New Style Vine
gar Diters IN the house, well placed The
eat.
"lfeuyy was a fever, all the world would be Ill.,
Danish PlOrerb.
II the world were m of any stomach trouble, New
style vinegar Bitte's would cure It.
Guide folk are scarce, take care o. he. "-Sconisl
prorerb.
Good. reliable patent medicines are scarce; always
use New Style Vinegar Btters.
what We want is not talent. It's purpose. "-Buicey
Purpose sufficient 10 buy bottle Of New Stale
Vinegar Hitters and trylt.
"stones and sticks are dung only At fruit bearing
tr' Is. PERSIAN PrOreiJ.
New style Vinegar Bters will cure headache "a les,
than haitian hour
"Pauence Is the key 10 Joy"
So is New Style Vinegar Bitters. for TITS the key OF
health and consequently, OF JOY.
"Econ0my Is IN ltselfa great revenue "
These who take New style Vinegar Bitters aeeC
never pay doctor.
True courage Is like kite, contrary wind raise
Il higher"
New style Vinegar Bl,ters il almost the only knowr
cure tor consumption.
The heart has wrinkles" ..
Do not let your face grow wrinkled, ladies' but tax,
New style, Pleasant Taste Vinegar Bitters daily
tonic. and use H. II. Mcdonald Drug Company's
OpoEA Preparation for tho health OF your skin. ussl
with New Style Vinegar Bitters, they will keep men
women and children young and we'll
New style Vinegar Bites purines the blood, bean
thes the compexion strengthens the nerves. muscle,
and brain, and wards OF malaria.
Get bottle from your druggist and try II.
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Steam Detrimental, to Sewers.

Oue point that was malo in the late report
of the commissioner Of public works Of New
York wls o. special interest, says Tho Scien-
ti.ir American. The evil effects OF steam dis
charged from engine exhaust pipes was en-
phasi4eL The suggestions in tho report wero
principally due to Mr.. Rudolph Herring.
Touching this question OF steam, nc proposed
the use OF intercepting traps or cooling
basins, or else the discharge of all such steam
into The air from pipes reaching above the
roofs of the houses.
The admission of steam to sewers not only
favors the p oducton of sewer gas, but do
stroys the material of the sewers Iron pipe
lines, espoci lily at the joints, become seri-
ously weakened; tile pipes lose their hard,
ringing character, and crdmble away under
rapid disintagration. In brick sewers the
cement is attacked, and the arch soon be-
comes little better than a cemcntlcss structure
The recent leaks in the pipes Of the Steam
Heating company in New York have produced
similar troubles and serious annoyances
through the streets in which the steam is con-
Quoted The insulation of underground cleo
tric lines has been seriously affected, and all
who travel upon Broadway can testify TO tho
dlsagreeable doors produced. 1t seems clear
th4t the distribution and use of steam should
be attended, with more restrictions on the
part OF municipal authorities than now apply
TO IT,
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THE sTATEsMAN's INVENTION.

enough to keep her going seventy days, and
by using her water ballast compartments for
coal can steam 1900 miles, or from New
York to San Francisco, without recoalmg.
Sho will have a speed of II knots an hour be
able to go anywhere, move rapidly and fight
anybody
Shipbuilder Cramp was in Washington a
day or two aTo, and on looking at the plans
for tho Illinois, tcr such this new terror Of
the seas is to be named, he was lost in admira-
ton and declared she would, VIXEN finished
and armed, be the peerless man-of-war Of all
The earth. lie also said he would undertake
to build her in eighteen months. The chances
are that couple of years hence the Ameri-
can flag viii be flying over q war ship which,
at only 3,iJ0 tons displacement, viii carry
guns capable of sinking the huge Italia or
Lepanto, vith their 14,000 tons each, or any
other vessel in the world This new monitor
Will astouAh the naval powers almost as
much Us lid the little pumpkin seed, first Of
q glorious Inc, which saved the day in lamp
ton Roads a quarter of century ago.
ROBERT GRAVES.
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SCIENCE AND PROGRESS.
SUBJECTS OF INTEREST TO PRO-
GRESSlVE MEN AND WOMEN.

A Diagram and Description of DIR. Taylor's
Uppatented. but New. Improved Freezing
Microtome. Adapted to Three Methods
of Section Cutting. ...
Dr. Thomas Taylor, of tho agricultural de
partmeut, who several years AGO invented
a microtome, gave the first public exhibition
of a new microtomo recently AT IA meeting OF
the Microscopical society Of Washington,
The following diagram and description from
Science will show the advantages claimed for
It. II may also hc added that it is simpler
and can he manufactured at much less cost
than the mcrotomes now generally in use:
and, as those persons employed by the gov
eminent are not allowed to patent inventions
made in the line of the work they are en-
gagged in, any microscopic in the country
may make and use the instrument here de-
scrihed
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An Infant Philanthropist.

The following pretty incident shows how
well our little Boston boys-somc Of them
are being brought up. In one of the street
cars the other DAY was a colored woman,
poorly but neatly dressed, and carrying a
large basket Beside her sat her little boy,
many shades blacl:er than lis mother, and
comfortably bundled up in red worsted
scarf. Presently an elegant looking lady en-
tered the car, leading handsome little fell
low, with long, light curls and fur trimmed
velvet coat lie carrieda white paper bag
of confectionery, which he opened and began
TO eat. No sooner did he spy the boy Of
ebony than he sid of from hisseat, ran up to
him and piled his black hands full Of marsh
rlGlows from lis bag just rs tie car
stopped he regaiaed lis mothers SIDE, and
sid i. clear, iping voice: "I'sc@ful sorry
Tor him, mamma, Cos his lace Is 50 hackl"
&c had given practical evidence Of his SYM
patty, Cor he had only four rno.lows left, and
bis iace s-.ne vilh PITY and generous feel
inc. -I5-as.s Advertiser.
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Everybody knows, says NJ. Mancho in
Archives do Pharmacie, that sirurs prepared
from fresh fruit juices are far preferable to
any Others but that these sirups in their
fresh state contain large amount Of car
bonic acid is usually forgotten. When the
process usually in vogue is followed, and
SUGAR is added to the juices in the cold, a
liquid is obtained which soon becomes so dense
that the acid finds it difficult to make its
escape when heat is subsequently applied, and
the consequence is foaming, and sometimes a
partial caramelizing of the sugar, from the
fact that the sirup makes II denser layer at
the bottom while the lighter juice is forming
on top To avoid all this, NJ. Manche recon-
mends that the juice be boiled before any
sugar is added, replacing loss from evGpor-
alton by distilled water. The result is said to
DO better in every way.
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TIVE Arp PENCIL AT WOpK.
illustration.

The bulb is filed with semi-iquid paste,
which Cows out under pressure Of the left
hand, wbiie the right hand guides tho
pencil Thus any kind of raised letter.
ing and ornamental scroll work can DO
produced firmly adhering to the UNI
derlying material At the season just passed
the little Instrument proved especially nccep-
table for the lettering of Christmns texts and
similar decorations The paste letters can
afterwards be either painted in oil oolors or
coated with metallic powders both methods
producing a very good effect.
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HOW OUR NAVY STANDS.
AN INTERVIEW THAT STATES THE
CASE PLAINLY.
The Marvellous Invention Of Congressman
Thomas--The Chances of tho United
States L.. tho Event Of War with Foreign
POwers-Ths Navies of Europe.
LSnecial Corresrondence.l


WASHINGTON, Jan 2l.-''War with Franco!
Hostilities declared on account of the Panama
canal and Monroe doctrine" This startling
announcement was made by newspaper men
ono night last week, but not in any news
paper. The newspaper men were conspra-
bors. There were two of Them and they had
become involved in discussion One ad-
mired and had confidence in the American
navy Of the present day. The other snecred
at the American navy, and said it could not
protect itself, let alone tho ports and sea
coast. Finally they agreed upon u hypo-
bhetical case and an arbiter. They agreed to
assume that France had declared war upon
Me United States, and to submit this to the
best naval authority to be found in Wash
hgton. So they went to the rooms of Con-
gresham John r. Thomas, of Illinois, q
member of the naval committee, man who
las made the navies Of the world a study for
en years, and whose friends are pushing him
or the secrctaryship Of the navy under Gen.
Harrison. Mr.. Thomas was found sur
rounded by huge drawings and plans Of ships
and guns. lie lent willing ear to the ficti-
Gous tale of war told by his visitors, and
smile came upon his face as he replied:
$50 you want to know what would be our
chances in case of war with France OF some
other first class powerl We have no reason
to be afraid of France or any other country.
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1t is only fourteen years ago that natural
gas was first used as fuel, Yet today, accord
Ing to st. Louis exchange, there is required
to pipe it q, $50 miles of mains. In PittsbIrg
alone 800 miles supply 42,69S private houses,
40 iron mills, 81 glassworks, s. foundres and
machine shops and 422 miscellaneous indus
trial establishments. An ilea of its value as
fuel can best be obtained when the value Of
1000, 900 tons Of coal is estimated, as it is as
serted thai this amount of coal is annually
displaced by natural gas
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Tho Air Pencil.

Asimple and effective contrivance, patented
under the name of "air pencil is attracting
the attention Of English artists, and, it is
claimed, is useful to form ornamental relief
york Of every description upon card board,
wood, metal, china, silk and any other woven
material The instrument consists of a rub
Der bulb with metal nozzle, as shown in the
illustration
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FRIENDS may multiply, wealth may ac-
cumulate, health may be firm and life may
be fun Of happiness, but, dear friend. count
not the orc who warns you 10 an enemy
death may come; and If you have not made
Him who conquered death your FREUD, fear
will take hold on your soul, and then you
will call on God for mercy
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| want to tell you
that there has never
been Il day in which
the United States
was SO much re-
spectod by the
fighting men Of the
nations rs no w.
They are not look
ing over in this
direction an d
laughing rs much
as they were. They
havoccased tosnocr
at Uncle Sans
wooden hullis and
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j. j CONW AY,

-lNOfHFY az I0it,
CTArE OF ILLINOIS, Ia SALE COUNTY-ss. In
- TIE circuit tOtUt. o JdHUOiY Term 1899
MclNna Barker rs Henry q. BArker.-iR Chdnr1g,
Affidavit ofuOn residence OF Henry o. Barker the above
dcftndant having been filed IN the clerks office OF the
Circuit Court of said county notice II therefore here by
gwen to the said NONRESIDENT defendant thn the com
painaut Ell her hin Of complaint In sad court ON The
chaucery side thereof, on the Sd day of January,
1859 ana that thCreupon summons Issued ont of said
court wherein said suit II ptnuine rcturnablc on
the eleventh day IN tie month Of March next.
rs is by law required Now, unless you. the said
nonresident defendant above named, Henry q.
Isrker, shall personally be and appear bctote
sad circuit Court the hrst day OF the next Term
thereof To ne holden a OTTAWA, IN and for te al f!
cuuu " on the sccoud Monday III March next and
plead answer or demUr to the said compNinaIts bill
O complaint the sam" aud the matters and thihF-
therein charged and stated viii be taken rs confessed
and decree entered against you according to tho
prayer of said pill HENRY W JOhNsDN.
Clerk.
OTTAWA Ia "GllC Go, Illinois, Ian ID, 1889
J. J. CONWAY tnmpIT's solr. jan5.iw
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NTOIICE.-EsTAT or Lucy CLARK. DtC'p.
y Notice Is hereby given that the Undersigned cxocu
trlx Of tile VIII and testament of Lucy Clark, late
O the county Of Ia sale and state Of Illinois, deceased
viii appear before the Probate Court % said county
the third Monday (bcng the 18Th dHy)O March, lS-9
the Probate Court Room, u ottawa, IN said county
when and where all pcrsous having claims or demands
against said estate are nudcd to attend and presen,
the same In writing for adjustment
Dated this sth day of January, a. II. 1889.
CATHERINE CLARK.
NV
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"But are we to have no battle shipsF'


eyes. We have just made beginning in
the construction Of an ironclnd fleet. We
have under way two or three ships which are
expected to be ablo to hold their own against
any fighting ship in the world. But in all of
these vessels u most serious question arises-a
question which the average citizen does not
understand. That is coal endurance 1t is a
most important factor. a vessel may have
an invinciblo armament and impregnable
armor, but if she cannot carry coal to run
her several weeks she must remain near our
own coast and can never assume the offensive
in an cnemy's water or against an encmy's
coast and harbcIs. | have myself designed a
war ship which combines all the fighting
qualities OF modern naval ingenuity, and the
designs have been recommended by u naval
board, and the naval committee Of the house
has unanimously voted to put an item in the
new bill appropriating $l,5JO,OO0 for her con-
struction.
"In this design / say again, though not
bOastingly, that Americans know how to
take advantage of the best ideas in the world,
add their own, and start new revolutions and
epochs in the building of war ships. 1t is
my belief, and the belief of experts, that
when my ship is completed she viii be the
most effective war ship in the world With
out entering into description in detail, l
will say briefly that she is single turroted
vessel Of the monitor type, but with this i'm
portant change from the old monitors-she
sublnergcs all bat four feet of her steel clad
turtle top when in action, thus presenting a
small target to the enemys fire, while in
cruising she stands seven and half feet
above the water. This gives her seagoing
qualities OF the highest order, and
yet makes her impregnable in ac-
ton. She can defend a coast or port
at home, carrying two lO-inch breech load
ing rifles which can pierce the armor Of any
ironclad in the world; G-inch, rapid fire.
brcoch loading rifle, located aft; two water
bow torpedo tubes, and, perhaps more i'm
portant than all, one of these dynamite
throwers in her bow. She can cruise to any
part of tho world, for she VIII carry coal
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THERE was no grandeur in the lives OF
those to whom He revealed Himself that
commended them TO Him; He chose them,
he loved them. Every promise TO them is
also TO the humblest believer to-day. He
hath chosen rs in Christ, He loves us, and
He viii keep US to the possession Of the in
herltauce for which He hath already made
US meet in Christ Jesus
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EINAJ, SSt"ITI I'M EiNr.--EsrATE or
L ALEXANDER FINKLER, DEC'D-Notice Ia hereby
given to nIl persons interested IN sAd esnc, That the
undersigned, adnnfiratrX o HE estate o. said Alex
ander nj kler deceased will appear before the Probate
Cuur Of The county ot Ia Sale and state Of Illinois ~
the County Court IlUusr TN ottawa IN sad county, on
Monday the lsh day OF February D. Ssg, for The pur
pose OF rendering account ~ her proceedings IN
The administration of said estate for the final settle
mcut.
Dated AT Ottawa, this 5th day Of February. lss9.
JOHANNA pINkLER,
ATTEST: HENRY HELMIG. Admlnistr triN.
Clerk Probate Court. Ia Sale Co.. III lanll-3w
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EiNAL SErrI hiNlICN I'.--EsrATE OF
T. MARY T. Foam, nFCEASEp.--Notcc S hereby
given to all persons Interested IN said estate, that The
undersigned, Executor of the last viii ana testament
" said Mery T. Fgun. deceased. Will appear before
the Probate Court Of the county Of Ia sale and
STATE of Illinois, NJ the County Court House, In OttHwH,
I'm said county, on Monday the 18Th day ~ February,
A D. 1889 for the purpose III rendering nu account uf
his proceedings IN the administration of said estate
for he hnBl settlement,
Dated ~ Ottawa, this nth lny ~ January lSNg
aRIHUR LOCKWOOD,
ATTEST; HENRY irLMlG, EN"ru, r.
CLERK Probate Court, Ia SalIcCo. III. Janll-3w
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service than all the submarine torpedoes in

service than all the submarine torpedoes in
tho world"
"What have been the controlling ideas in
building up our navy"
"Tirst, 90 defend our coasts and harbors
We have no Notifications on land which are
Of any value. To defend our coasts we have
built the five double turreted monitors, the
Puritan, Terror, Monadnock, Miantonomah
and Ainphitite, the Texas, the Maine, the
5,S00-ton armored ship authorized by the last
bill. the 7,50O-ton ironclad authorized 10y the
last bill, the torpedo boats and the Nesuvius
Greatest of these is the last, and wish we
had more like her. These ships are not in
tended for cruising, but as home guards
They cannot carry enough coal To enable
them to assume the offensive and get far
away from their base of supplies, for the
United States has no coaling stations scat
tered over the world, as Great Britain and
other countries have
but our navy is not to be without cruisers
When our plans are carried out we shall
have the best cruising feet aloat, a score Of
commerce destroyers to carry terror to the
hearts of our enemy's mcrchantmen-fast
vessels, built of steel, many Of them carrying
guns which will pierce the armor of any
ironclad of their rank now in existence. In
this class arc the Chicago Boston, Atlanta,
Baltimore, San Francisco, Philadelphia,
Charleston, Newark, Yorktown, Petrol, Con-
cord, Bennington, and the three 2,000-ton
and two 3000-ton cruisers authorized by the
last bill. Our enemy's most vulnerable
point is sure to be his merchant marine, and
it is here that we have made ample provision
for harassing and destroying him. Even now
we have tho advantage of him, as long as
we have no American merchant ships. he
cannot send his great ironcads over
here to seek reprisal in our cities for the ships
of his which we should be sure to capture in
war, for his big ironclads cannot carry coal
enough withoutthe use of lighters; and even
if they do dispatch their floating fortresses
hero, our dynamite guns will be able to send
the most of them to the bottom of the sea.
In fancy ] see our Vesuvius, painted blush
gray, stealing out from cover j. The blue of
an early morning, swiftly running unseen
within throwing distance of the enemy, and
then hurting 3,0O0p pounds of dynamite at him
in less than Il minute.n
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NOrIC E.-EsrAvEo OPP WILLIAM MOE ROY, i've,
~ NurCr 10 hereby gwen thar the unlcI-sn'd. ~
crutur Of the lt-t VIII and Testament Of Wi lam
Elruy late of the county of IL Sale and state II Illinois,
deceased, Will appear before the Probate court ~
said county on HE third Monday ihclug the i'th
dave of March 1850 Al the Probate Court Room,
In Ottawa M said county when and whore til persons
having sHiUs demands against said estate are nuii
NED gd attend and present the same Writing Tor adj
lustmcgt
D.t d mis- l1th day Of Janu AIRY. 4. .. 1889
JAMES McEI ROY,
Janl9 Executor.
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| OR EMO LII "A n II. Attorury BuG Coun
Illinois. mar5'sI
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DUNCAN Nc DoUGALL. e. Is rUEpHAS
NcboUCiAI.I 1. ~ CIIAPNI y ~. attor-
Iu neyk ~ Law. Gedneys Block. OitaNA. IL. npr3
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EsSt; II. y UG FIR, Atterut, md g "a .elor
~ ~ Law. once In the Cowel heIwu1d klock,
north of pOstotiCe. fah-'sh
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l.. W. BREWER, tEsTr d..
DREW E.R 81 STR WI md
ID Conrsclors ~ Law Oitc~ over We
corner Ia Sale and Nadieon streets ,ls
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g. GRtGas. . q .ItsS
(NRIGGS ~ ALLEN, Alto. nm.
y. sellers Al Law Office over First Nst!o't l'snk,
bftawa, I'll
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w. W. l31 "A * II, ATTORNEY 49,. elor
w Inv once N Court HoH-., III.
M eg" puShtss promptly attended n nSl
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II II. BCRhB. Attorney AL rHu, - " at
-. Law, ottawa, III. Ohce with Naorr" y Sttad
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VHoS. G. EtJII4E!RTON Attorney at
! LAW, Ottawa, Illinois Once In kushueNs block,
west OF Court House. Ianl-s
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SAMUEL NICHOLSON. W l. ~ nv
ItIIOLSDN " $40 81 Y, N.turnevs
IL and CounselOrs AZ Law, or Wa l.l ONCE Tver
Hapcmau Grahams book store llsg
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From E B. STACY, Springfield, Mass.

humor and they have effected comp etc cure, some
thng eminent physicians hsye h,i,ed to do. consider
1t my duty to recommend them TO others.
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Professional G
srTo p ~ ~

DATRlCK j. CAREY, Arforrr A. law
ottawa Ills. Rooms In Fttf,rc 4 "" uers
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Sg * tTrss German nruPrst aud Ap0tne-
NJ cary. twhoitsa'e ana rcrG!) MaIu street OTIS
Va, III. Importer ar Drug Chemicals, French CoSni.
, Branches wines &c
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nR. w. +. w JESSE, successor 20 nr. VIM
~ sheppard. Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist. As
ysant state Veterinarian. graduate Ontario Veterinary
College, Cannda Dental course under SayrgHud Drake,
III flbS Tyr.