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les produits du Eapin.

Depuis Que Ia pullulatioD des lapins
en Auatralie ct Sqshs la Nouvelle-z e-
laude a pris les Ra4gportions dun We
ritable dsan, enSa-ssO- Heazease ag.ats eau
SEE par ces rongeurs, lie Goa, bette des
psaux de lapin, dams ces colenAre q
acquis IN developpement qai ne com.
penae malheureusement pas les pertes
subies par agriculture. La Nou7elle-
Zelande seule . deja exporte 20 mil.
lions de peaux. dune valeuE totale
d'environ 10000 livres sterling 49,.
90 Jnaaanp cote. la colonie de
Victoria a, dams TesPace qavn ens,
livre an commerce 90 millions de peaux
de iapins. Ausai lie marehe angiais
est.il actuellement approvisioune pour
deux annses au moins.
I'll convent d'ajouter, dn reste, que
lie consommation est considerable. La
m6tropole fournit, a ellie seule, par an,
30 millions de peaux qui trouvent M
facile p~laceroent. g
Une importation considerable sc
fat, en- outre, de 10 Belgipue, qui four
nit das lapins tres recherches Ell An
gleterre pour ralimentation ct qui ex
porte sur Londres plus dc 8 millions
do peaux, toujours tres bien cotees sur
lie maroh6, attendu que par lenr am
pieur, laur nnace ct leur qualite Giles
se pr6tent bisn mieax que les peaux de
lapfDs sauvages b an emploi dams Tin
dustrie des fourrures.
snr ~plusieurs points dc l'Australic,
ct notamment dams l'Australie dn Sud,
des compagnies s'6taient formees pour
exploiter Ia preparation des conseryes
de lapins. Une de ees c%ompagnies
employait dc 40 d 30 trappeurs ct pre-,
pss7ast, par jour, de 5000 4 1000 lapiY.
Cette industFie ne s'est pas souteDge
ct u. Pasteur lui a porte IN coup ter.
rible du jour Oh des poisons ont etc
employees pour redistribution des la
pins, les consommateurs mont plus os6
faire usage des conserEes misses dams
L. cnmmarca
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1a perte dss engrais sur 10 eprnae

Dams la plupart des cas-, 10 cultiya.
teur qui 90 plant que ~l'agriculture ne
pale pas. nest pas justiiable, q 10
Plus solvent ii cgntribue M malaise
dont!il!a a go plaIadre, puisque lie plus
sopyent il n6glige Ia principMe res
source quill posssde en- ne pFenant pas
les moyens de conserVer les engrais
quill peut 81 facilement ae p%rocurer, OF
en- abundance, pour peu gull SO dome
Ia peine de Leo recuiilir ct dc ne pas les
iaiaser Sc peTdre sur la ferme.
Ainsi, m grand nonbre de cultisa-
tenrs faissent pourrir leurs engrais dams
leaFs e0urs ct autonr de leuTs BATH
menta ces engrais sont exposes q Ia
neige, an soleil, perdant ainsi les deux-
tiers de leur y%aleui, tandis qu'ils pour
raient les METRE a l'abri pour pouvoir
en- tirer nm meilleur parti en- leur per-
mettant ainsi de ~conseryerA leurs pro-
pri6tes fertilisantes. Dams une seule
aaisop. Ii Tonne qualit6 des cngrais
eompenserait les frais de Get abri aui
ponrrait durer dea ann6ea.
Dependant IL ~cnltivateur qni neglige
eea travanx importants qni les permet.
traient de conserver SEES fumiers dant
de meillenres conditions, Sc plant ds
an ferme, de ses semences ct din mar
quo d'engrais don't il sc perd par 81
faute III sixieme partie IL accuse tou1
da son insucces. ses employees, sos che,
vaux sea instruments agricolea, Qaand
u est senl hllmablc. Rappelons-no nor
que le fnmisr est dc For ct que Ia fer.
me en- est 10 moinOycnr. Plus nonl
~6onrnissona dor q notre monoyeur,
pins nous en- retirerons de monnaie
c'est.a-dire de r6coltes.-Gazette del
Gamnasnss.
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Epoch.

The transition from lopHSs lingering
and painful sickness to perust health
marks an epoch in the lif9he the indivi-
dual. Such a remarkable bnt is treas
ured in the memory ahe;the agency
whereby tho good healh Onas been at
] aimed is gratefully blessed. Hence it
.1s that so much is hsagd i'll praise OF
Electric Bittors. So thany feel they
owe their restoration 10 health, to the
use of the Great Altesative and Tonic,
If you are troubled 4hh any disease OF
Kidneys, Liver or sSmach, of long OF
short standing, you win surely find re-
lief by use of Electric Bitters. Sold at
soc. and 81 per bottle at F. f. Bailey's
Drugstore. :
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Hygiene.
Regime AHmentaife.

Il = a trois conditions a considerer
dams lie regime a%limentaire L. la qua.
lite des ailments 2. leur quantite; 3
y %r6gularit6 des repag2
/. aua1itf dies ANaents.--Les NETS
les plua sr.4 element prepares sont les
meilleurs. Ct taes substances fraichea
sont toujours pfreferaSsfes saux sub
stances co~nserv6ss. IL char
cuterie, les boudine, les SEX bses. les
viandes sechees, sales, hek,#aees, les
poissons salees on fumes Brent tres
faeilement ct sont, pon,9 ce oiotif, une
nourriture de qualitea outeu le, ct don't
on ne doit user qu'avee une certaine
reserve.
Les fruits doivent etre bien mflrs
s'ils le sont unemployment, il fault les
faire CURE.
Certains fruits, CONNIE lie melon, les
prunes, les groseilles, Go raisi1, les
fgues, donnent facilement La diarrh6t
d certaines personnes, ct doiVent etre
exclus du regime alimentaire quand on
st troave sous une influence 6pid6mi-
que, CONNIE le cholera GU la choleTine.
Les fruits cults ct bien sucres sont in.
offensifs ct meme salutaires. Cepen-
dant les petits pepins on les grains
| pierreux contenus dams certains fruits
(groseilles, r%aisins, fgues, poires) peu.
vent, meme apres Ia cuisson, causel
une irritation ~mecaDique de l'intestin,
qui produit la diarrhee ct meme 10 fuz
de sang. %
Les patisseries, les sucreries, les bon.
bons, sont DIES ailments lourds, indi-
gestes, m6hvaispour restomac. Beau
coup d'enfants perdent l'app6tit par
l'abus des sSucreries,
LIE regime gras, Qui comprend sur.
tout la Viande, est beauconp plus for.
tif1ant que lie regime maigre, qui com.
prend lie poisson, les Gufs, les legumes.
lie regime gras dot 3tre pref6r6 dams
toas lee cas- on il est n6cessaire de rem.
Dire DIES forces an corps afaibli. Ce.
pendant, II est bon do meier les denS
regimes en- quantite q peu pres 6gale
dams ralimentati0n, la viande ct les
legumes.
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Ha Medicine en- Chime.

Dams les yilles dn Celeste Empire, le
client pave an medecin une redevance
Axe tant quill est bien portant tombe-
TIL malade, quill ne lui donne pas I'M
aou pendant tonte la dur6e de so mala-
die. On comprend rint6ret quail lie me.
deein a gu6rir son malade lie plus
promptement possible.
Dams certaines localities de lempire
du Milieu, il existe n coutume bien
plus originate encore. La, chaque me-
deciD est tenu d'allumer devant ga
maison autant de lanteTnes gull
compile dc clients morris dams l'annee.
On raconte i CO sujet l'histoire dun
malade qui cherehait IN medecin ct
n'osait frapper a Ia porte d'aucun Es-
culape de la localite, en- raison du nom
bre considerable do ianternes alliances
Il leurs portes respectives.
Tout en- m~arehant, il finit par d6eou-
yrir, dams une ruelIe d6serte, Ii de-
meure dun medecin devant laquelle
ne brnlaient que six lanternes. u en-
tire aussit6t chez Get homme do science
Oh lui dit
-Vous devez etro 10 meilleur mede-
Gin dc Ia vile, pnisque c'est vons gui
ayez Id moins dc lanternesa
-C'est possible, r6pondit.il. seule-
ment je voua ferai observer que je On
suis etabli lei que depuis ce matin.
Etienne Deschamps, qui Went de su-
bir son iugement pour 10 meurtre dc Ia
jeane Jnliette Dietsh 4 Ia Nonvelle-
Orleans, d etc declare coupable, CO qul
eQuiyant d une condemnation d mort.
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Yis Business BOOMING.

Probably no one thing h% caused
such a revival of trade at T. L. Bailey's
drugstore as his giving away to his Gus.
toners OF so many free trial bottles OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton. His trade is simply enormous i'll
this very valuable article from the fact
that it always cures and neyer dis
appoints. Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Group and all throat and
lung diseases quickly cured. You can
test it before buying by getting n trial
bottle free, large size 81. Every bot.
tic warranted. j
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aucklan,s Arniea slalue

The best salve in the world for ents,
bruises, sores, ulcers salt rheum,
fever sores, letter, chapped hands,
%chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions
and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price Is cents per boz. For sale by
F. E. Bailey.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-05-11

The Home and Farm, l~hblishednes
B. F. Avery 81 Son, Louisville, Ky, is
one of the best aud cheapest agricnltn-
raj papers that a farmer can take, 1t
is an 8 page, 7 column semi-monthly
paper, at only SOC a year. Subscrip-
tons received at this Office, where a
specimen copy can be seen.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-05-11
WAY rs

Reeds Chill Cure the best medicine of the age
Because it contains no poisons.
Because it acts directly on the Malaria.
Because it cures promptly and surely.
Because it does not break down the system,
but builds it up.
Because it makes the patient so strong and
robust after using it.
Because of its great purity, great strength,
positive action and perfect harmlessness. 1t
Is the best on earth. Alway.use REEDS CHILL
CURE. For sale by r. III. Littell, 0pelougas,
and Blake & burke, Washington. f23
The Opelousas courier., 1889-05-11

Tn tramp est entire chez I'M uolf a
Glover Hill, Miss, lie pistolet au poing'
ct l'a somm6 dc lui remettre tout FAR
gent quill possedait; feiguant d'obeIf,
la noir q ouvert nne male eft en- a
vivement retire IN pistolet quill u de-
charge sur le tramp en meme temps
que Csni-ei faisait feu de son cote; lie
tramp est tomb6 mort sur lie lit du noir
ct celui,ci est allie mourn SUI SEES esca'
liers.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-05-11

Convaincu quill faut 6tre blape pnl
pour obtenir une place sous l'adminis'
istration actuelle, lie quarteron William
TT. Boallt de Natchitoctes, qui conVoi
TAFT une nomination, Nh rieD trouvt
de mieux quo de detruire secretemen'
I'M partie des archives publiques dc
"a paroisse qui etablissait lie neiapge
de SOD sang ct II q etc arrete pour &c
tait a In Nouyelle. Orleans.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-05-11

The Texas Farm and Ranch, a splendid
semi-monthly paper, published
at DallaL lt 81 per annum, dubbed with the
CoURIEYh Vt 50 for the two papers. Call and
get a sateble COPY.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-05-11

Malgr6 qu'on nit dit que iH dernrte-
ment des postes ne aomme,ait pas lie
nsgres d aucuue place dams lie sind,
deux hommes de couleur ont 6t6 choi-
sis ponr maitres de poste de Baie ST
Louis ct d'0cean Springs, Miss. II en-
resulte un tres grand Acknowledgement
des habitants de ces localities.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-05-11
La. Mn,

FA%RMERvILLE, La, MHy, 1887.
!. Having a severe attack Of Flux some two
years ago, l applied to DR.. Tichenor, of Baton
Rouge, for treatment. He gave me his cele'
brated Antiseptic, and in a few days | was re
lieved and cured. JAMES RABUN.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-05-11

You cannot afford to live without IL uews
paper; get the best, The Times. Democrat of
New Orleans-Daily and Weekly. 1t has the
largest circulation.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-05-11

Une querelle s'est 6leV6e entire deaz
enfants q Malvern, O., samedi, ct s'est
termin6e par IN drame afireux, John.
ME Hexemer, age do q ans, a couru
cherchor IN fusil ct a fait fen sur Char
lie Dickman, age de 5 ans Quill a tue
LIE petit Johnnie s'est s6rieuseWent
bless6 lui.meme en- tirant.
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Read the New Orleans Times Democrat.
The best and most newsy paper in the South
Daily and Weekly. II has The largest eif.
calation.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-05-11

On redoute, On Europe, upe crise
dams 10 commerce des faux chevonS
blends. On ne pout plus 60 trouSeT
assez pour satisfaire u demandes tou'
tours ~croissantes ct les grands maya
aims dc Paris OF dc Yienno ont des Or.
dres pour cinQ ans.
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Do not suffer ignorance III your family,
when you Gun subscribe to that Great Educa,
tor, tho Modern Newspaper. 9ho Times.
Democrat is the Best II has IF largest cir
The Opelousas courier., 1889-05-11

Eser1elmber that One DoIlg.
is HE Price Of the smallest part OF fraapa y
G ticket issued in any draleing, 4nsg m
our nnDac offered at Il less price, is sifsy
counterfeit or sUindiG.
"REMEABER also. hat the pyy,en, of,T
Pyfees is GUARANTEED BE FGTR NJ
TI0N4L BANKS, Of Nssc Orleans md i,
tickets are signed bY the Presfdent Of a. nd.
tuition, 2eh0Se chartered rights ars recagnigi /
the highest Court; therefore, be,sars Of iMiR
tons aud anonymous sehemes.n
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION,
Over a Million Distributed.
"a. 5. Z.
Louisiana State Lotterv =,

incorporated by the Legislature in 100,
Educational and Charitable PURPOSE to ass b
franchise made Il part Of tie prcsent g., aug ii
]stituti9n, il 1879, by an OVERWHTTSffsn GA
POPULAR VOTE. IT, ANlEG
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWN,
Take place s]e99,i5an442lly dune and DAY. ssss
n GGR) ,,W 2nT rs G taFa No. SINGLE NUNBSSS
ten months Of the year, and are all daSe otha
public, at til" Academy Of Music, New 9 nssl il
La. 0Ieafi
We do hereby certify that We Gus.
the arrangements for all The Mor ItSbIpsi's
Quarterly Drawings Of The Louisiana ~ %
Lottery Company, and in person msna. Sa:
control the Drawings themselves, and tSs. I'D
same are conducted with honesty fairness sss' !. !,
IN good faith toward all parties, and we so$s.
izc the Company to use this certifco,aa' . lat
tac.Slmlle8 OF our signatures attached ;n st
ycriieempntS. "MN.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-05-11

Blank liens, for advances of supplies
by merchants, for sale at this Office.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-05-11
TowN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
NOTICE.
n wv
HSalae EN-, CMEAF'

DICH LANDS on the AtehafalaHbss III
Ii one mile north of Melville, on Y
81 Pacific Railroad. Address; ppns
SHERR0USE bhVs Il
Jan, i2-tf Atchafafssa ~
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not one of exultation He seems rather, like
a man who views with the utmost seriousness
and earnestness the great responsibility upon
which he this day enters. lie appears con
scious that .ilc the huz2as ring for but
day, there are years Of labor and trials Ia
come. Only ten days ago he wro," friend
in this city that the vcXations, annuyanceS,
harassments and tolls of his position were
beyond all belief. Already he has discovered
what many of his predecessors In Office diS-
covered before him, that there Is no crown
without thorns. Yet President Harrison
comes to his labors well equipped strong, IN
the prime Of life. He is n full dozen years
younger than was his grandfather on as
suming the presidency, and "A man OF greater
physical endurance. Harrison the elder was
the oldest OF the presidents at ". Harrison
the younger is, oddly enough, the first presi-
dent whose age at Inauguration Is eXactly
the mean Of presidential agcs-j6ycar lie
is n scion of the second family which, al
ready honorci with the presidency, fol-
lows in the footsteps OF tho ancestor. Only
the Adamscs and the IIarrisons have given
the country two presidents. the one Massa-
chusetts family and the other from Virginia,
two commonwealth which have led the
Union in craftsmanship In larrlsons case
is found cxcmpllfcation of the aphorlsin that
westward the star of empire takes lis way.
or Virginia ancestry, born i'll OHIO, he is
elected from the still farther west, Indiana.
Harrison is Ohio's fourth son iii the cxecu-
tive mansion, placing that state next to the
Mother of Presidents. OF the first twelve
presidents seven were of Virginia nativity,
while of the eight last five hail from west of
the Aleghones,
Harrison is the fourth president with full
beard From Washington to Lincoln all the
presidents but two wore smooth shaver faces,
and these two, j. O. Adams and Van Buren,,
wore simple high side whiskcrs In this
country of musiGched men, but one man
with a mustachc and no other hirsatc adorn-
ment has been elected 10 the presidency.
Grover Cleveland enjoys this distinction. 1t
Is "A singular fact, also, that we have never
had a bald headed president, as the word bald
headed is commonly used Several Of the
executives have had bald spots on their polls,
but these were not large enough to attract
much attention
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-03-09

must wear this guise and must do no work.
SO that the resources of even large and
prosperous family may be thus exhausted.
Should a king die the whole nation would
bo comnelled TO don this mourning garb, or
rather they would be compelled to dress in
white-the mourning color. Once, during a
period of ten years, three kings died. necessi-
tating a constant change OF dress on the part
OF the people and great outlay of money,
for n Korean wardrobe is extensive and
costly Tradition has it, therefore, that TO
be ready for the caprice of their kings In the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-03-09

WASHINGTON, March SEOUL, the capital
of Korea, SAT city OF somo"Oa,olJ inhabitants.
II lie, in basin of granite sand, surrounded
by high mountain, and their projecting
ridges, over which climbs the high, thick,
cncirclng wall Of masonry pierced at con-
yruicnt points hy massive. pn-oda rooted
gates, amply strong tprdc,ense against
the weapons of war in Use at the time OF
building tui, great relic of ~pciu,iIn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-03-09

! the green mountain path might ut l'Nou lvi
a company of the spirits with which their
literature ubomds; especially viii Tins he the
case il, as is common, the region OF the tenn
pie is shrouded with clouds,
But little OF home life is seen along the
streets, and the favored ones who may pass
the great gates and traverse the many courts
which lead 10 the fine Enclosures OF IN" mo-
bility would see little of home life, "A the
women have quarters by themselves and are
only seen 10y the men OF their own FAMILY,
1t is pleasant, however, to see the little
groups of the working class sitting around
the fire which is cooking their evening meal
and at the slne time heating the platform OF
paper aud cement covered stones which form
the floor of their bed chamber, and ON which
they will spread their mats and sleep. They
will all be found TO be smoking, and If tobacco
was ever blessing to any people 1t Is to the
lower classes in Korea, who lind IN II thelr
greatest comfort No one could see the solid
enjoyment taken 10y a Korean coolc with ms
pipe without blessing the weed AS the l!res
burn low, and one by one the smokers nave
knocked the ashes from their pipes and sought
the warm stone loor, deep stiffness settles
over the profoundly dark city. The rich, deep
notes of "a great centrally located bell ring
ont as the Waterman draws back "A huge sus-
pended beam of wood and releasing 1t lets 1t
strike tn bronze side Of the heavy bell, from
which vibration after vibration is sent forth
upon the still night air.
Some weird music, which has been likened
to that of Scotch bagpipes, is heard from the
direction of the city gates, and the Traveller,
who is still threading the streets 10 his abode,
feels thankful that he has arrived III time,
for now the massive gates are closed, and
none may enter without royal permission.
The street traveller will also hasten To his
home or stopping place, for between the ring
ing of the evening chimes and the tolllng of
the bell Ia announce the approach of dawn
all men must absent themselves from the
streets. which then are taken possession of
by the women, who even then, Us they fit
about from house to house with their little
paper lanterns, go yelled lest some passing
official should see their faces.
The midnight stiffness is broken by the
barking of countless dogs but as cats are in
disfavur their serenades are seldom heard.
Another sound is often in busy times heard
throughout the whole night 1t is peculiar to
Korea, and to one who has lived long in the
country it means much 1t Is the drumming
of the Korean laundry. To give the light
colored gowns their highly priced luster they
must be well pounded. For this purpose the
cloth is wrapped around long hand roller
which is fixed in low frame 70 women
then sit facing each other with, i'll each hand,
round, hard stick, something like small
baseball bat. and they commence beating the
cloth, alternating 50 as to make quite a
/ musical tinkle
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-03-09

Louis Bernstein of Utica, n, Y, is closing
the final papers for the removal of their
knitting factory to S,reator, 1t will be
known rs the Streator Hosiery Company,
and will employ $50 hands. The plans and
specifications will he completed by Monday
by +. A. Parr, who Is preparing them, and
the removal will occur as soon as the build
ings are completed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-03-09

Don't cheat an editor out of years sub
scription or any other sum. You can save
enough to pay his bill by using DR.. Jones'
Red Glover Tonic when you have any
blood, stomach or liver trouble. You will
probably save paying the doctor $40. SOC
of T. Y, Griggs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-03-09

1t was great cooking main at Pekin
Thursday night, in the heart of the city.
Two Strestor birds won both their battles:
Dominick and Red Shawl. The matches
were for $50, and $3.50 was bet on the first
and $50 on the second. Mark Welben, their
trainer, was pronounced A No. by the
sports there.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-03-09

The custom of wearing white so extensively
as they do is also accounted for 10y tradition.
Mourning is u serious business i'll Korea, for
ON the death of father the son must lay
aside his gay robes and clothe himself in UNI
bleached cotton of very coarse texture. he
wraps his waist with Il rope girdle and puts
ON the umbrella hat which conceals the whole
upper portion of his person. For further pro-
lection against intrusion he carries white
fan, and, should he smoke, his pipe must be
wrapped with white For three years he
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-03-09

Take all the sarsaprillas, alternatives, bit
tiers, and other preparations for hood, and
you will find nothing that will satisfy you
like DR.. Jones' Red Clover Tonic, Because
II cures and is prompt, safe, reliable and
pleasant TO take Fifty cents for bottles
holding nearly pint. Sold by f. Y.
Grigps
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-03-09

THE GATE OF A GENTLEMAN's GROUNDS.
Heard at some distance this Rhythmic rattle
is not UNPLEASANT, and one is assured that in
the deep night that has settled 50 like a pail
over the city two persons are wide awake
and industriously engaged, while when the
tapping ceases for Il bit, one is comforted
with the thought that the poor things are
enjoying rich bit of gossip, or welcoming
friend who is more fortunate in having Tin
ished her ironing. ii. y. ALLEN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-03-09

The Pontiac fair ground were sold last
Saturday by the Master in Chancery at pub
lie auction. The grounds consist of AZ acres
and are capable of being made one of the
finest for agricultural fairsin the state. II
was bid off by J. c. Reach for Tanquary &
Myers at $40 per acre.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-03-09

Thus, while the multitude is shouting its
Joyous "long life to the king" the science of
mortality is calmly saying that from the
grand average of experience the new presi-
dent may look forward to just sixteen years
of usefulness before the fates step III and
gather him to his fathers.
ROBERT GRAVES.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-03-09
Buckins Arnica Salve,

The best salve IN the world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers salt rheum, fever sores, letter
chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles, or 10 pay
required. II is guaranteed to give perfect sat
isfaction. or money refunded. Price IS cents
Der box For sale bv ID. Lorriaux.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-03-09

If you want thoroughly reliable, time
tried remedy for coughs, colds, bronchitis,
throat or lung trouble go to Z. Y. Griggs'
drug store and get DR.. Biglow Cough Cure.
SOC, safe and pleasant for children.