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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-03-02
ROBERTS BROS,
B2kGry3Lllcl Room
6l9 LaSaIIG ST.. West Of Court House.
HORSES WANTED.

The undersigned. having purchased the property
known Ar the Moody Feed Yard, are prepared Ut al
times 10 huy and cell good market Horses ,
W. also have al all times the trottins stallion klFoN
GOiDpIST. -.
Patrons OF the yard will receive the same Prompt Al
t,rf',r as n,r,f. lore SEELEY Il CAEEW,
~ Ottawa H.
y Rive Neep for sale Humphreys Nslr lOih ht5n
siss for an g,rsA which horses are supIectto lhe5
are the cheapest and best IN use.
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- NriOIGG1f3 -. E.IsI)I& hItCiE., Attorney a
VI Law Once 80 Postot'ce block ottawa III sDri
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nI&. q. MILLER, the we'll knoKn Ocuis
~ and Aurl-' ottawa H. Office, over Lynch's
goods store. Main street.
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rison's ball, tho financial question quickly
becomes one of seriousness. The clswham-
mer suit will cost $50; the two ball tickets,
$40; carriage, $40; flowers, So at the least;
supper, 81, or SIS III all, and S'5 is large
sum of money to the average government
clerk Though "full dress is required" it IS
not believed the police will make gentlemen
unbutton their overcoats before entering the
hall in order that the cut of their under
coats may he ascertamed, nor is 1t believed
the man in "a business or Prince Albert coat
who has succeeded in passing the guard Will
be summarily torn from the grasp of his vile
or other most excellent companion and
elected from the hall.
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mr.. -. ny ItITlSN, Physician and surgeon
~ once q Opera House Block Telephone -,
Residence. rs jackson ST. Telephone 1855. ut'a
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Gle 9nte4taenter,
NY

-
Good Housekeeping.
Dear Grandmother was old and bent, heFcapW wa
white aud neat;
She wore her 'kerchiet Quaker.wISe, her look wa
calm aud sweet,
With Rgay cares s9s stepped about, to mol
To sweep the rooms, to feed the hens, TO wee
the gafden'bed,
OF the old simple times she came, knew how :
weave aud spin
While yet child, l wonder what her plRy'tlmi
could have beenl
She worked her sampler; every hne and cuEiopl
stitch she learned,
Made cheese, dipped candles, twisted yarn, ant
golden butter churned,
A maiden dllIgeut, among the wool and flax Sh'
And TO her husbands home her share Of we'll
spun linen brought;
courage what betell,
To keep her household and to guide aud reaI
her children well.
One son died 10 the iSr-OF Vest one son was
And Gae tooE death, a little one, that sat upon
A daughter iSdod from her side. another and an,
other
Widowed she Wa, aud desolRte, myECutle, dear
grandmother,
To lme, . growing schoolgirl, full Of studies,
plans, and play,
Granddaughter garden was the place where best
loved 10 stray;
Her house my refugee ~ her shelves l freely
broke my fast;
loved heE dearly, but scarce gave q thought to
all hor past,
l aired my lIL!le knowledge, while EAo made me
NIll IAHNN
her eyes,
She had never studied rhetoric, nor hours DER
Latin spent;
| smiled aside because ono day she asked what
'feMpuS' meantl
Smiled at that ANGEL Now | think with tender,
Longing pain,
o could IsSS EsI Shoulders bent, hcFIweot, worn
Could she blI tell me how sho bore so patiently
the strife,
The toll, tho paintings, and the tears, that min.
gled close In life.
This ! EenS@bcr'-day by day, some quiet hour
And ~ 96e window sat to read in Gods most
This was her lOunt Of grace and Strength,-thls,
for she had no otheri
And nov IN Gods high heaven she dwells, my
gentle, dear grandmother.
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WAS BLAINE ELECrED2

Just Found out That ButleF BALLOTS Wsr
Counted for Cleveland,
Washington DlpalehD CiRciRRah OORHEciOl Ga
tans,
. The evidence exists and is now attain
able that Mr. Blaine and not Mr., Cleys,
land, was elected President in 1884. Il
Is q late hour to discover the fact but II
is none the less important or startling,
The case in a nutshell. It has been often
vaguely charged that votes for General
Butler were counted In large numbers for
Mr., Cleveland. General Buffers friends
now have the absolute proof, They
know, for instance, that In two districts
In New York city from 1900 TO LOO
Butler votes were counted for Cleveland.
These alone, without going further,
would have overcome the Democratic
majority, and have given the electoral
vote Of New York to Mr., Blaine, 1t will
be remembered that Cleyeland's plural
ity In New York State was only l,047,
The friends Of General Butler have been
looking into this matter for some time,
They declare that they now have abso.
lutte proof. What method they will
take to make this grave matter known Is
not determined, but 1t Is not q matter
which they are likely to let sleep for
any length OF time,
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Indiana Farmer.
There was considerable poor wheat in
the Northwest last season, which was
utilized In the feeding OF sheepand hogs.
Messrs. W. r.. Tanner 4 Co., Of Moor
head, Mimi, report their experience
with a few hogs as follows:
1.-THE wheat We fed we were offered 25
cents per bushel for; we would undoubt-
eddy have been locked five or six pounds
per bushel. It was ground as fine as our
mill would make 1t, dirt and all, and fed
dry. Four grade Poland China hogs
were selected, Of the weights below
they were fed, all they would eat, twice
a day, and given water warmed 10 a tenn
perature Of 100 deg. We warmed the
water to this excess to be sure 1t would
DO perCeptibly warm after striking the
cold planks OF the trough. From noon,
November 30, 1883, until the same hour
December I wc had fed 1877 pounds Of
ground wheat, or 8 bushels, Z pounds.
November 80 the weights were as fol.
lows: No. !, 1853 pounds; No. 2, l47
pounds; No. 8; AZ pounds; No. 4, 81
pounds; total, 307 pounds. December Z
the weights were: No. !, III pounds,
gain 243 pounds; No. 3, 173 pounds, gain
90 pounds; No. 8, 81 pounds, gain 10
pounds; No. 4 ,O7 pounds, gain l?pounds'
This Is a total gain Of 72! pounds OF pork
for 8 bushels, I pounds Of wheat valued
in the market at % cents per bushel. We
intend 10 test the ensilage as q hog
iood,n
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Neat Farming aud Gardening.

Country Gentleman.
Farmers and country residents gen.
orally have within their reach the means
for making their children healthful and
happy by enjoying the odors OF green
fields. For this purpose their grounds
should DO made neat and attractive 10 q
reasonable extent, and repulBive In.
luenCcs removed. The wise farmer be.
gins carly with his children to gather
around them these attractions. II the
parent takes an interest in green grass
and flowers no may convey this inhCti-
lance to his children by pointing out
their beauties and wonders, and by de-
voting some OF his time TO developing
these wonders. Aneatly kept homo and
its surroundings, facilities for tho study
OF the natural sciences, home collections
Of minerals and insects, teaching tho art
Of budding, pruning and grating, max.
Ing dried collections Of weeds and Of
grains and grasses, will gradually In the
course Of years make tho country per
manently attractive 10 growing up fam.
lilies, and inCite d taste for rural and
scientific study.
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AGRICULTURAL NOTES.
Items OF Interest for tho lntsllIEoncers
Farmer Readers,

Pruning,
Pruning is often done during open
spells in the latter part OF winter, and it
lsa good time; but there is q great differ
ence between judiclous pruning and
what may Justly be termed Cutting and
slashing," The main object should be
to remove branches which cross each
other, or that interfere with tho symme-
try OF the tree. In this country of in
tense summer heat, there is not the ne
cessity for opening out the head OF the
tree to the sunshine that exists in the
cool, foggy climate OF Great Britain 80
that thinning out the top Is not in place
here. It Is well established now that
while pruning may be said to stimulate
growth at first, 1t is eventually weaken
Ing TO the tree. Any one may demon
strate this for himself by cutting a young
tree down to the ground for three or
four years In succession. The first season
the new shoot sent up will DO strong
and thrifty; the second year nearly or
quite as robust; but after that there will
DO a marked decrease in vigor, with
lessening vitality as the experiment is
repeated. That the man who undertakes
the work Of pruning should DO no
novice goes without saying. In learn
ing, however, there are a few points
always to DO borne in mind: l. Every
limb removed should be taken of close,
leaving no stub. Q. Thesurface OF every
cut should DO ms far from horizontal as
possible, to prevent moisture from lodg.
ing on 1t and producing decay. 8. When
the wound Is over an inch In diameter
1t should be covered with a thin coat OF
grating wax, or OF some substance to
exclude the air and rain. 4. When this
is not convenient, the wound should be
pared off with a sharp knife, making 1t
as smooth as possible. Treated in this
way, and with no covering OF any
kind, large wounds made in September
become hard as bone, and never decay.
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Jay Gould began his business career
by sweeping out a brokers' Office. Sub
sequently he cleaned out the broker.
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OOMMODORB KEITsONs WIFE.
The 81, Paul Milliopairs's Estate WIN BE
LIngRton-A Claimant Of Dover Rights,

The 81. Paul Miliiopairs's Estate Will BE Ia
LltgRii0n-A Claimant Of Dover Rights,
ST. PAUL, Feb. 20.-For some months
It has been known Judge Brisbip was
acting as the attorney for q woman who
claimed to be entitled to one-third oithe
estate OF Commodore Kittson, by reason
Of having been his first wife. The Judge,
however, refused to give the particulars
until last evening when he let 1t out that
the woman in the case is Mrs. Adelaide
Cre1ier, Of st, Cloud, now 60 years OF
age. The suit will be filed in a few days
and theComplianAnt will allege that in an
early day she and Commodore Kittson
entered into an agreement Of marriage
in the presence Of witnesses, there being
no preachers or magistrates in the Sec
ton where they then resided, She
claims that they lived together as hus-
band and wife for ten years, aud that
children were born rs u fruit Of their
marriage, one Of whom was DR., Kittson,
since dead, and the other Norman Kilt
son, il, She alleges that at the expira'
ton OF ten years Commodore kittson
left her without any legal separation,
She therefore claims her dover rights,
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National aOckhtdn and FdrHtr,
Many persons seem 10 regard al ora oil
low prices as a time when they are not
Justified In taking special pains 10 pro.
duco IN article Of good quality. This
opinion Is a mistaken ono, for the rea.
son that al such times II 10 only the
best Of products which stand any chance
whatever Of being remuneratlve.. The
gap In yalue between tho good and info
FLOR ls proportlOnAtely % great At such
times al under other circumstances, and
is often grcatOri and while production
during depression 10 by no means en-
C%ouraging, II 10 rendered lees discour'
aging by giving redopbled attention q
quality The men who have furnished
the markets with the best they could
produce In the last six or eight year.
have, a. a rule, been the men who have
suffered least from the financial troubles
prevalent In that time.
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Evidence OF tho value OF ALLcocK'l
Porous PLAsTERs comes In the following
letter from Charles Yeager, Of Company
A, 18th U, s, Infantry, stationed at Fort
Sully, Dakota:
" have been using ALLcoCR's PoRous
PLAsTERs for the last ten years, and feel
quite lost II l have not half u dozen in
my possession. In this section Of the
country we have at times very severe
cold. When the Thermometer Is below
zero, l find that an ALLcooK's Porous
PLASTER on tho pit OF the stomach is in
valuable, They appear not only to warm
the body, hut invigorate the digestion.
AT times l have been greatly troubled
with a lame back. Two ALLcoCK's PoR.
GUS PLAsTERs placed upon the spine in
variably cure mo in two or three days.
Sometimes l have had q severe
cough and very bad cold. An ALLcocK's
Porous PLASTER placed around tho
throat and on tho chest, and one be-
tween the shoulder blades, have in
vsriably afforded me immediate relief
and a quick cure"
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idlsnsssI a n Danporous Fault

In tho kidneys. When Inactive they speedily
fall into dlirepAir. Those obstinate aud fatal
malAdicS, BtlghtS disease and diabetes, cnsuc
with terrible certainty upon tho i~haOtlOn Of the
organs affected. Cahfrh Of tho blAddCrlcnurCsls,
gravel and Sttauguty arc also TO DO apprChOnded
from a partial paralysis Of tho bladder Of (which
weakness and sluEEissnsGl arc thG ou SGu lSS
nfomo(Or Of activity t0Hthe renal organs. aud onO
which can DO relied upon TO afford them the
fc1ulsitO stimulus Without exciting thetn.Rn
eject 10 DO feared from tho tinmCdlcated Aleo'
hole c%4eltAnl II commerce. 4 lnrihSf RotS Sn
iiylly Of tho kidney, 10 10 enable LhOtn 10 drain
ifoin tho blood In III passage through them, I'm.
pufIliOs productive Of rheumatism aud dropAy.
Nervousness toyOt and gEuS, S9ii,!ipatiOn and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-21

All honest, conscientious physicians who give
D. u. b, botanic Blood BGlin) q trial, frankly
admit lis superiority over ALL other blood mCdi
clnes,
Dr. W. ], AdAir, Rockmart, Ca, writes; ~ 70
gard b. d. h, as one Of tho bcstblOod medicines
Or. A. II. Roscoe, Nashville, Tenn, writes; "AlI
reports Of D !, Il. u. are favorable, and It's speedy
action is truly wonderful"
Dr. J.. W. Rhodes, Charlottesville, Ca, writes
~ confess D, d. u, Is the best and quickest med
lcInO for rhumatlsm 1 have ever tried"
Dr.. s. J., Farmer, Charlottesville, Ga, writes
~ ChoeFtully recommend Il, II, D.. as n fine tonic
alternative. Its use cured an exCrescenCo OF the
neck after other remedies effected no percOptIblC
good"
Dt. q. II. Montgomery, Jacksonville, Ala,
writes: "My mother Insisted on my getting u,
y. u, for her rheumatism, Oh her cnkC stubborn.
ly resisted tho usual remedies. She experienced
Immediate relief and her improvement has been
truly wonderful!
ApromInCnt physician who wishes his name
not given, Eays: "a patient Of mine whose case
OF tertiary syphilis was surely killing him, and
which no treatment seemed TO check, was en-
tlrCly cured with about twelve bottles Of d. u. u.
lie was fairly made up OF skin and bones aud ter
rlble ulcers 4
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@IITED-ROoM FOR BUSINESS
Pn5P Ss Siound door, on Market Or MaIn
Lvd room , "I , Eleventh and F9lTSeenIh:
llss!i ,s5 .I p.ity vii call. Address LOCK- R9A
~ WhrellnH.
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Live Stnnk.

CHICAGO, Feb. O.-Callc-Recclpts II 900 head
shipments 5000 head: market slow and l0C
lower; choice to cxtra beevCS q 00ai 90; steer
s. coal OF: Btockers and feeders q pa. 70; cows
head; shipments 1000 head: market SLOW. and
lower; mixed 81 35a467k; heavy o. 8SRI. b5; light
q AOa4 60; pigs q 7Oa4 ~. shc6p-RecclpH 600
head ShipnentS 2.0oo head market steady ma
lycs - 00a3 l0i western corn fed ~ bOai 72M,
EAST LiHERrY, PA, Feb. 20.-Cattle-RccelptG
30 head; shipments 900 head; market slow
primo 81 %: fair to goOd u 0O: common g l0a
0 30; LtoCkers q 7bj feeders o %. llogs-Re.
Velpls 1900 headi shipments 400 head market
light and firm; heavy slow; medium PhllAdGl.
phlAs 81 7bAI 30; heavy LlogS q 6Oa4 70; pigs and
Workers q QOab 90. she0p-ReceiptS Gov head
shipments GOO head; market slow; primo 81 Goa
10; talr 10 good q 60AI 1bi common " OOaS Ti
lambs u 0Ol6 90.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 9O.-Iiogs steady common
and light u coal G6; packing and butchers n b0a
4 7bi receipts 1850 head; shipments 1900 head.
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BALTIMORE &OHIo RAILROAD
DDep4TturO Of trains from Wheeling. Schedule
In effect November Is, lSSS-EaStcrn time.
Express for Chicago and tho Northwest, l0;e u
m, $40 m, $40 daily, and ll:16 p m daily
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


kHts,
Nav YoRE, Feb, @,-Louey on call easy q
~ to 2 per cent; last loan ? per cent, closes
offered at . per cent, Prime mercantile pape,
Inc per cent, Sterling exchange dull but stead!
and unchanged. Sales ll7,iO6 shares,
The stock market to-day showed animation
accompanied by considerable strength, during
tho first hour, but after that It became very dull
The opening was made generally at slight con
~ceSSiOns from last evenings figures, In every,
thing, except Huntington, q strong tone was do
YelOped before the end Of the first hour, buI
from that tilnO prices slowly improved, while
dullness became the only feature Of importance
In the afternoon there was some concessions
from the hest prices OF tho forenoon, but no
weakness was apparent anywhere In tho list, aud
toward delivery hour tho strength reappeared,
and the highest figures were again reached, The
market closed dull but firm at best prices, gen
orally at small fractions better.
Railroad bonds dull; sales Sl,T0a, 900,
Government and Stlto bonds dull and BleaIy.
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waiting on Harrlson,

OTTAWA, ONT, Feb, 9O,-A memorial
from the Lundy Lane Association was
presented to Parliament yesterday ask
ing for an appropriation to improve the
historical spot, It is stated that the
government will not bring down q
budget or announce any changes in the
customs tariff until Mr.. Harrison has
been inaugurated and has announced
hig nolioy.
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Knowing that a cough eau be checked
in a day, and the first stages OF con-
sumption broken in a week, we hereby
guarantee DR.. Acker's English Remedy
for Consumption, and will refund the
money TO all who buy, take 1t as per di.
rections, and do not find our statemern
correct. G. r. Goethe, r. b. Burt, 9.
Menkemeller, Logan & Co. D&w'3
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PROPOSALS
SEALED PROPOSALS.


NNNtNhNNfN 49, HN
s,,.d b~,opo,sl. will he received at the Office
,it,sSs CIty lIpr. until Thursday, February q
v,,a sstSGclOcE p, m, for tho removal Of oil
tiicben garbage and Olal from within the limit
nnitbs ciiy OF Wheeling, ~ required BY tho or
SS,ba,re Of Aalh city, for one year, ending March
ii'IsJ, bids to be rs follows;
For th0 Fiat district comprising all oil the
F' a, .Ss Second district, comprising tho Second
70; ihc Third district, comprising the Third
and Fourth wards,
Va, the Fourth district, comprising all south
nj Wheeling Creek to CAldwGlls Kun.
Far the Filth district, comprising all south Oi
CalIEell'a lIln 10 the southern line Of the city
No person will he invaded Tor more thAh one
district, nor ran they he interested In any pro
D0Wl for more than one district.
Proposals to be addressed to tho Chairman oil
Tho Committee on Health, the Commit tec re-
ewing The right ~ reject my or all bids.
THOMAS +. TH0NER,
leW City Clerk.
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Wanted.

1NTED-sITUATI0N BY A
NJ Az rriEs,s Engineer, who has had twenty
W. .ISnrs and can run any. style OF Gu
Jan' eIgrt nIniSh The very best 81 Ieiefences'
iBe. CtG HRKESVAN, care ~. j. AcFAlden,
1dtgn .,,rci, Wheeling. W. Va. lelgeIEhAs
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The best salvc in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, Chapped hands, chilblains,
Corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required,
1t Is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfac'
ton, or money refunded. Price 20 cents
per box. For sale by Logan & Co.
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pllc.i Piles ItolanS Piles.

sYXrroMs.-MoiSiure: intense. itching. aud
singing; most at night; worSO ny scratching,
II allowed 10 continue tumors form, which
often bleed and u~lcerate, becoming very sore.
RwAINE'b OINTMENT stops tho itching and
moves The tumors. AZ druggist. or BY mall, fol
20 cents. Or. SWaynO 4 Rom Philadelphia.
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CHGs. o. sCuLL, Gen. Pas Agent,
". N. CLEMENTS, Manager,
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The child coughed. The mother ran,
No remedy was near. Before morning
the poor little sufferer was dead. Moral;
Always keep DR., Acker's English Rem
edy al hand. @. r. Goethe, Il. B. Burt,
@. Menkemeller, Logan & Co. 8
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For 81; ClAirSvlllo. s:6S 4 m, 900 p M and 5:l0
m, daily, except Sunday.
Express trains arrive from Chicago, S:@ and
9:4O . m and $50 p m daily, and 1853 d m daily
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philadelphia, Pa Feb. 9.- Flonr trm
gsAQSISSc; April gOa9gkc; May 81 0OXRl Of. Corn
dull and weak; No. 0 high mixed 46Hc; steamer
No. 2 high mixed 400; No. 2 mixed February
4OHa40Nci March 4gt+GllCt April 4lNai3C; May
IaEaiic. Oats steady No. . white 3laS2ci No. 2
Anhlln Alnt lnlMEnE nnnhnnnnn
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Tho simple application Of "swAYNE's ONT,
MENT,h without any internal medicine, will cure
any case Of Tettof, sAlt Rheun, Hlngworni
PlfeS, Itch, sorea Hmplcs, Eczema, all scalyl
Itchy Skin EfuptiohS, no matter how obstinate
or long standing. II Ia potent, effective, and
coGtS mn 4 Ifife, TThBAw
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FOR SALE.

oSSilaIhE Lots on the Old Falr Ground, ZOnO',
iSSIS' y, Sotlh and South trout BtfeCtl and
ISnoiI " htvcu a. very low figures.
AhAfTAn. "'u'V Nv EoaS 'AoOO bueeh u
iii SGiS ntlCE uouSe, n and 10 ViRlpia street
~. .N' kpA'aiO OF both together, ThOv cSn,
"Laal modern Improvement. WI"
nod Soetnei House la7 South ~BfuAdWAyi
TSBx, 'SIeiy4 a much len than coat
Ig.It hSomed Cottage lot SJS,
tJVs Iet, % N h3ul0, North Front street
I've KQoHCd HOuSC, n NOSih HFSS3vav, vti
"1te Pleasant hotne, V"a"a'i VII
TS NJ, hG0ined Brick House, souih,Tost cotno,
M HEash and Wood ILfeoI, Il" a bGtSSIn
had ~ t;iII Houses, large And small, always OF
S 90. SMITH, i'm Main s,,.o,.
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A Washington man volunteers to be
one Of fifty who will adopt .the many
and graceful knee.brecches' aud start
the fashion. Such heroism could only
come from good calves,
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1t is eminently proper to refer to the
unknown man who will give $50, 900, 00C
10 found a Baptist University as q
philanthropist Of the first water.