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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-22
Gin nniOerIQlmittel

SIT nod rtdt entoedt poroen ; 6a aber nee
nigtens bier Biinftel Der meni4li9en &rartfs
better bon unretnem 8lute berribren,
70 fomnlt cine Meoi5iu, Die einen %geiunOen
a3utano oieier Sliitgteit beriteIt, einem
uliuerI almittel 10 uabe, pte es mOglt@ lit.
IDer's s%0riaparilla iibt auf oas 8fAapn
iebem Stabium ieiner 8iGoun9 einen @trs
ftuB Gus, unO eignet ii9 Oaber fir cine grO'
Bere Utannigfeltigfeit bon &ranfbetten alS
trgerlO cine anoere bisber befannte Gr8nei.
Oei@nIre tait6 &arfmmfel,
Die etner getp0bnli9en gebanbGung @iber.
itauo lei1ten, tpetden Dor A1er'S SarIas
partaa na6 uerbdltnibmdBig turser In.
iDetOung.
Serr 6. 6. MurraD, aus charlottesville,
3d., i9reibt uu8, er iet Sabre lang nit
@el6miiren bebaftet g%epeleu, bic linn nteL
2eiben 5uge5ogen ultO auf biele folgten
&arfuntel, oeren er mebrere 3uglei9 bate.
9a fing er an 9lper's SarlapariIa 81 ges
brau9en, uub na9Oem er Orei Slai9en Elm,
genOmmen, nerI9panoen Die Sarfunfel,
unO nun bat er felt ie9s Sabren aud ni9t
Elm 8ldtter@en gebabt.
-Sene tiidtife &ronfbeit, Die gfrOs
bbeln, 1T Die furftbare l1rIahe un5dblt-
ger llebel, unb nit @is3e5rung nenneH
mir nur cine aus mehreren glei6 gefdbrlis
den. QISihldge, S9pdren, tpebe Iuger,
gei6poIene 9riiien, i6paGe uno abgeSebrte
Mu8feln, u~nregelmdBiger &ppetit uno DIN.
lt9e 9tnge itnb 3iemlt9 itdere Qn5etden
ether gfeigung 81 SfrOpbeln. Wtun9es
@eftht, oa8 Ionft biibIf tpGre, 1T burtb Nus>
iGfag ODER bdbli9e Sleden entftent, Die BON
unreinem 8lute berriibrer uno an3etge1,
tpie n0tbig 9Der's Sariaparilla 1T I'M Oas
uebel III beilen.
Ollie Die an 8~lrtfranfbetten letoen, iolten
einen ernftltden Seriu9 nit @per'8 Sars
fapariIa MAIDEN: babel miiifen lie alle Buls
Der, Salben unb Sautnaiier uermeioen,
bor5iigli9 iol6 poblfeile ur0 tpertblole yftrs
tureu, bic ni9t MIR feine Seilung berbetz
fibreu, ion0ern iogar bduftg Die &rantbet-
ten, Die fte a1gebli9 beilen iOqen, oeri9ltnIs
uern unb befefttgen.
NDer'S SGriapartlla,
9uberettet uOn DIR. S. 6. gper & 60, aorOeu, mai.
Sn allen GpOtbeten gu bGben. @reis 81; ie@s
SIai9en, SIS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-22

3D9ere ni6t, ober gu btt perloren !
Slut I 70 e'f bIeibe a,'1 un6 bi sits 1 mirb OI rag t 6ttr3
31trd9lt9e Iabrun9, 0uft unb 8emesuns err
5eu9t. SObalb bas glut unrein mir6, 9iebt
Dir Die gtatur in nibt miB3uperitebenber8ei ie
cine @arnun9: llnperbduli9feit, &opfrpeb,
S6lafloii9feit ober pielei9t S6mer3 in
einem Organ baS i9wd9er als Die anbereu,
Demrnelt Die g It b Sunftion DOR benz
@tntrttt 10 trflt9er&r0nfbett. Ser be-
riibmtelte lln6 erfol9ret9ite 8~lutre9ulotor III
Der 2Selt lit bas olte 11nter benz glamen ct.
SerttarS &r6tttetptQe1t befannte Sell
mtttel. a3u 20 @cuts BEL glpotbetern gu ba=
ben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-22
8eim Spiel erfdoGen.
Der S9%anfrptrth Shweiser bon einem StroId
iberfaaen uno eetootet.

Ser S9antpirtb Gbritian S6peser
tDur0e Wtittno6 Wforgen fur3 Dor | 1br in
Ieiner @irtbi6aft, 631 @rano Q[oenue, bon
etnem il1ngen Strol6 in ben &opf ael6pIz
len unO tOotli6 permunbet.
0ienitag Na6mitta9 nm 4 l16r betraten
5tpet lulge, bohltens 8tpansigidbri9e BUR-
lden Die Wtrtbldaft, pel6e in einiamer
@e9eno bart am Wei6btl0 Der Stabt gelez
gen lit. gfa6oem Elm tpentg ge5e6t tDorz
ben mar, for0erte elmer Der @Glte ben Wirtb
81 einem 8%iuiarblpiel auf.
Die &ugeln roaten bis in bic ipdte geadt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-22
Shmahe mdnner.

wel6e lire pole Mannesfraft uno @lo1tisitdt
bes @eiites mteber gu erlonSelt miini1eu, er.
balten u%nentgeltli9 NuSfunft ii6er elm
ttetteS @etlperfaDrcn, wel9es ii0 bis
iebt III iebem ein5elnen Sale 9ldnsen6 be-
1pdbrt bot. 8ebanolun9 ebenlo einfa6 mie
biutg... Sober lein ei9ener Ar5t. Su9 nebt
Anmeilun9 our SeiIung gratis. Mor
obrelltre: Yttpate GIitttc & SiSpctt=
lar0, 23 0ef H. Str., 9te&u gore,
" d
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-22

@irf nt6t bein @elb binrpes unb Goufe
ni9t @efabr bei1em 6aare bobur6 S6aben
gu b~rtn9en, baB Ou nubloie 9aarwolier unb
16obbo1te Sele foufeit, i~on6ern i6affe Dir
etlpas an, baS lt9 etnet 9tame1t er1porbet
bat, nno bos, wie ieberman meiB, 5uperlGiiig
iii. Salts 6aor=G rneuerer bele6t, itdrft lln0
peri96nert bos 6oar, itelt, ipern es geblet6t
tit, leine 6orbe 1DieOer Der, uno ma3t es wei9,
ieioenarti9 uno 9ldn3enb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-22
Gin Nath fiji Mitter.

mrs. @tnsIom's rSootbtne
Sprup" loute beitdnbis beim &inberz3obs
men 9ebrau4t roerben. Gr belGnftigt bas
&inb, ermei6t bas 3abnfleil9, Iinbert alien
S6mer5, furirt Nin6zSolit, unb lit bas bette
yttttel 9egen 0tarrb0e. Sinfunbawonaia
Gents Die SIol@e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-22

DIR. Pierce's Pellets-reini9en 11nb reoltz
Iiren ben Wta9en, Die @in9eweibe ltno 6as
Spitem I'M M9eneinen. Sine pro 9o1is
rein De0etqbilii6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-22

BSF Steatat3ta Sa0c ia @ttropa+-
9Leunter DteielnStteli inn pg8eiten" Der6ffentz
lt6ten trltereiianten 9tetiei6ilOerltngeit beS
9rn. 28ai9tn9ton SEEING iino, eirlem pieLz
tad ~geduBerten &uni@e 5ufpl8e, in cinec
Dauernoeren TDrm ais 8u6 eriGienctt, bQs
tllr ben btQtgen Yrei5 BON 80 Gents in 0cr
office Der ISL. Staatssettung" u1b Dur6
llnlere &genten 5u babet tit. gu BrGnie1
beredtt9te 9eler bes yg8O6enbtatts" ODER
bes pQSetenS" f6nren bas 8u0 on Stele
etner a1Dersn 8rGmte be3tc6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-22
gu Go6e oequetfdt.

Ser 6jdbrt9e Wtar Goodman, 6eiIen 81
tern 10 0eit GapIoritraBe pobnen, iprang
Sreitag g}admittag auf einen i6per beGaz
benen Q8agen, Der geraoe an Dem 6auie
Dorbeifu6r. st gerietb babel 5pii6en Die
9td0er un6 pur6e langiam gu Sooe gez
queti6t. Ser Subrmann, Sobn 6arper,
fab ben &naber nt6t eber ais bis eS gu ipdt
iuor, 6es &naben 2eben a1 retten. @r belt
iofprt bie 8fer6e OH uno 1na6te it6 ans
2lblaoen 6es 6ol5es, UNI ben &na6en herr
Dor5ie6en al f6nnen. Gr Iieferte ft6 ielbft
Der 9oli8et aus, un6 miro in 6aft gebalz
ten, bis Sic @orouersgei6wOrenen beS Nei7
tern uerfiigeH.
9os 3|utrauen berientgen 2eute, wel6e
6oob's GoriopariIa periu9t babelt, III 6tele
Naebi3in 1T bemerfenspertb. sic bat giele
9ebeilt, 1pel9e pom alien anbern Oerarti9en
@rtiteln bltr1a1s feline 2tr0erltn9 erbielten.
Sir Granfbeiten, perurIa9t bur9 unreineS
8lut o0er acknowledgements .3ultano oes
Spitelns, 1T tie uniibertreffli9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-22
fit 9ameltmss a&tta Stmnsr.

vGGaaTRprt;a i. 50 pprslgli6 seeignet fur Sinber, baR -
tbm DOR alien an6eren mir betannten 8rdparate1 Den
@crSus se6e. $. q. r4er, M. D..
Ill Sputb SgfprD Ctr, SrpotIpn, ". "
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-22

SD enbe In meiner Grari8 GaItprta an unb era@te
eS b~eIDnbers ~seeignet BET @fefttpner Der &tnoer."
&Ieg. GpbertfpnL NJ: d.
1867 2. @pe., 81. ..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-22
Staot Chicago.

Ser General 2Ggcttt SEER sser=
4aeattt SreGi0utiSt bcSttd,t Ste
Gtaatett SDtO, &ttDigan, 91eiu
Sort, 8enNIOInanten ttttO Gama0a.
&err 8r1tts Stto Set Staat gStS>
cpatftt.
@err GStaro Sr1tm0oT Scn gtaat
9te0ra$f0.
Sscrr S1e0. 80. SeGwaamn Sets
Gtaat SSttot0t0+
9crr Gprt SOuta4eaTce Scn Gtaat
s~sttmOiS.
&etr Sob 9ctttr. S@erer Seet
Gt0@t SSQietOiS.
seer SSatoOIf @Opp oct Gtaat
Ssatti1s.
@err S0tG SrjebsG Sca Staat
SSDluG4
Serr Gaa9en &atler Seu Gtaat
SetaS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-22
Nner'8 @0riQpQriQa,

2uberettet non DIR. S 6. Iper & 60, 2otueu, Ntaff.
Sn allen gpOtbeten gu bGben. preis 81; ie@s
SLai9en, SIS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-05-18

The Empire and Directoire hats are fanci-
full and picturesque in style, but medium In
size. Gold ribbon and embroideries are the
trimmings for many of these hats. In the
close shaped hats, which are as much worn US
the wide brimmed ones, there are several new
shapes, notably one of alternate plain and
fancy Tuscan straw, with tho brin in four
deep points-two at each side, and pointed in
front, the bows rising up in front, and two
bird wings, coming from the back, almost
hide the tall crown.
The toques with deep brims covered with
plain velvet and bows at one side secured
to the crown with good sized jet swords or
other ornamental pins, are also well worn
and they suit some faces better than any
other style Of hat. A new shape in fine straw
resembles a large limpet shell, with full
brim of velvet and well arranged bow on
the top hiding the summit Of the crown.
In the cut is shown an exceedingly greco
full Paris hat from tho far famed MalSoa VI
rec II IL Of straw and Is lined with deep VI
esst velvet The feathers are Of the new VIC
LIT blue tint, shaded from light TO dark. The
arrangement of the folded ribbon bow ia
novel
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-05-18

meet him in the visitors room, but the iaIuer
still refusing the gentleman walked throush
the shops with the guard and met MI. flsh'
the latter passed on without showing that ne
recognized the visitor, and when the guaru
turned and overlook him he CURLY said, Il
don't want to talk with him." The visitor,
however. came up and shook hands with Mr..
Fish. who still declined any more words than
the ordinary salutations. Thereafter the au-
thorities respected his wishes and allowed no
one to see him.
His devoted daughter, Miss Annie Fish,
took lodgings near by and devoted her life
to ameliorating his condition, visiting him
as often as allowed and adding many deli
cacies to his prison fare. Assisted by her he
did n great deal for other convicts, and as
he was allowed more leisure and privileges
towards the last, he devoted his entire time
to aiding others. Just before leaving the
nrison he made what he called his will !"
giving his white blankets to Pat Brady, who
is under a life sentence for killing keeper In
an attempt to escape, and other articles to
other prisoners for whom he had formed an
attachment. He did many good things while
in prison, learning the history of several
convcts and aiding them to improve their
condition. By writing a full account of
their careers he secured the pardon Of one
and communication Of the sentence of another
both Federal prisoners from Texas. He
also exerted some influence in favor of Pat
Brady, but as that involved the life of a
guard he did not succeed
The saddest fact in Mr.. Fish's case was the
painful death of "Sallie Reber," the comic
opera singer, who is supposed to have been
married to him not long before his arrest.
Her child but few days old at her DEATH is
in charge of its half sister, Miss Annie Fish,
whose life is almost as secluded as that of a
nun, she having no object, apparently, ex-
cept the happiness of her father-a modern
Antigone in the lovelest phase of that
heroine's character. Mr. Fishs last act be-
fore leaving the prison was to distribute
among his prison friends some elegant visit
ing cards, on which he had written his future
address:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-05-18

it is now completely invested with lowers
Many additions have been made TO the work
of Dickens in that direction, aud in the sea-
son there are roses climbing about every part
of the house, conserVatories OF rare brii-
fancy and dstracting parterres, Along the
edges of the sward are large stone urns over
flowing with tumultuous color, ana all the
rear lawn is bordered by a blaze of red How
ers. There are also frs and laurel, ivy and
holly, and around all the inclosins wall a
line Of lovely green plants, Tss lovely sea-
son is all too short in England, but the
wealthy know how to make the most Of It,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-05-18
"cAPlTAL MOVER" ReAVlS.
Death i'm st. Louis OF Man Who Made u
Good Deal of Talk for His Theory.


Good Deal of Talk for His Theory.
For the past dozen years or so the public
has heard little of capital mover" Reavis,
whose name is in the list of the recently de-
ceased, but for half dozen years before that
he was a standing subject OF praise, criti'
cism or sneering sarcasm, for he had sue
ceeded in getting the whole nation interested
IN the scheme of removing the national CAPT
tai to St. Louis-or If that was thought I'M
practicable. 10 some other western locality,
So far did the scheme progress that lively
contest sprang up among western congress
men, Springfield and indianapolis being
strongly urged, but the general voice finally
ran in favor of selecting "some command
ing point on the Mississippi river, the govern
ment itself to have all the profits from the
sale of lots.n The example of Nebraska in
conducting a profitable speculation on the
location of her own capital was strongly
urged. But the tide was not taken at the
full: Boss" Shepherd completed his great
improvements at Washington, the govern,
ment resumed building on large scale, and
now the capital is probably fixed for all
time.
Logan U. Reavis was born March 20, 1881,
in Mason county, Ills, was reared in poverty
and obtained but limited education, but
early displayed considerable ability ms
writer. He edited the spirited luinoisau
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-05-18
ALL FREE A.!

You can secure just the farm
you want for stock or sheep
raising, or mixed farming. Plenty
of coal, timber, good water, short
mild winters. Immense crops
of all kinds without irrigation.
Farms Immediately adjoining
the railway, on the level valley
lands or the gently rolling bench
lands. Write for the new
pamphlet, "The Great Reserva.
tion," and other information, &c
F. |. Whitney, Genl Pass. and
Ticket Agent, St. Paul, MINI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-05-18
JAMES D. FISH.
How He Passed His Life While Serving
the State as "a Convict.

How He Passed HIS Lie Whue Serving
the State as "a Convict.
James ID. Fish once more walks beneath the
blue sky and breathes the May ARA free
man. Gen. Grant is dead and his bankrupt
son In retirement, and Ferdinand Ward has
five more weary years in Sing Sing before
him; but James d. Fish is free No doubt
freedom is Us sweet to him as any other man,
vet he must feel cast down at the great
changes since his enforced retirement, for he
now comes into the world as not Of it. For
tune and friends are gone, his health is ruined
and his beloved "Sallie Reber" Is dead-her
fate even more melancholy than his own. In
April, 1885, Mr.. Fish was convicted in the
federal court of misapplying the funds OF the
Marine National bank Of New York-he had
loaned them to Ferdinand Ward without
proper security-in June he was sentenced to
ten years imprisonment at Auburn, N ";
in January last President Cleveland com.
muted this to five years and six months, ana
by good conduct the prisoner further reduced
it SO it terminated on the 18th OF May. No
more need be said Of his offense, as the facts
are fresh in the public mind.
.James ID. Fish has been the best prisoner
we ever had in this institution"-such is the
testimony Of all the officials at the Auburn
penitentiary "a model Fish, no doubt, but
that was because his pond was small, retor'
some of those who do not admire the presi'
dents action sit remains to be seen what he
will do when he gets in the swim again.
And already the statement is published as II
by authority that some of the old gentlemans
money was ''salted away" for his son Irving
who wasn't of age when the catastrophe oc
Cured and has shown no great bushes:
ability SINCE already figures in a deal as the
owner of at least s250,0OO worth of real es
tate. And it further appears, since the ole
gentleman's acquaintance have had gooc
look at him, that he is not at all the 'physi
cal wreck" the president was led to consider
him. In fact he enjoys quite as good health
as most men of his age.
When he entered the prison he announced
that he was dead to the world" wrote nj
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-05-18

during tn o early
campaigns Of the
Republican party,
and in the spring OF
1866 invested In O
St Louis paper
called Tho Press,
which proved a
failure. He applied
at Washington for
an appoint m mt,
but receiving none
became embittered
against the place,
and his Opponents
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-05-18

Pa. He entered the
Union arm y in
1862, and soon at
tanned the rank of
captain Of volun-
teers. II o W a S
wounded at the
battle Of the vii.
derness, in conse-
quence Of which he
was mustered out
of the ranks In
1864. After leav'
ing the army he
took up the lega.
profession in Tope'
ka, Kan. , with con.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-05-18

assert that that was the cause Of his wanting
the capital removed. At any rate he kept
the agitation pretty active for a few years
and succeeded in getting large convention
called. He also wrote a work on est. Louis,
the Future City Of tho World" which was
widely circulated, and was very active in
schemes for improving the Mississippi. He
died in poverty, leaving a widow and two
small children.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-05-18
LONG LIFE.

There is nothing In the world more gener.
ally desired than long life, yet the majority OF
people put off caring for their health-not be-
cause they are really careless, but because we
live our lives at such pace We have not time
to give the subject sufficient thought until we
receive reminder in the shape OF severe Ill
ness.
Then. too, We are constantly bewildered by
the various schools of medicine, and the ply
sicians who represent them, and often blunder
In our choice OF doctors.
II people only knew that the very best
health-keeper, life. preseryer, and disease-pre'
uenter that has yet been discovered, is sim
mered down into concentrated and very
palatable form In the shape of New style
Pleasant Taste Vinegar Bitters, they would
not hesitate moment to try II.
But they do not know. How can they
know, when so many not only worthless, but
positively injurious, drugs are constantly
hooding the market under various names and
guises, that the New Style Vinegar Bitters is
as bad as any Of them!
They do not know, Of course, unless they
have the courage to try the New style. IL
Strengthens out the tangled.up system IN a
very short while, and those who buy 1t once
buy it always.
Why don't you try it, reader? 1t is sent out
by o responsible house, aud is exactly as rep
resented. II costs but dollar for very
large bottle. Try 1t once and you will never
be so glad Of anything in your life. You
druggist may not have 1t, but he will order II
for you. Be sure it says New Style and
Pleasant Taste on carton aud bottle before
you take 1t. Try it, and you will feel happier
than II you found a gold mine, for 1t really ID
mine-of health
Free from alcohol and opium; composed Of
expensive herbs and roots, with fine, deli
| cate tavoring.
Send for q beautiful book free.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-05-18
"The Old Oaken Bucket
The Iron-bound Bucket
The Mnss.CnYered BuCket,'

is very likely the one that has conveyed
poison to your system from some old we'll
whose waters have become contaminated
from sewers, vaults or percolation from the
soil. To eradicate these poisons from the
system and save yourself spell of mala
rial, typhoid, or bilious fever, and TO keep
the liver, kidneys, and lungs In healthy
and vigorous condition, use DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, the great
blood-purifer of the age.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-05-18

A new toque, with pointed front and elon'
gated crown, introduced this spring, is N
point of fact stringless bonnet, and will
doubtless find favor. Not few of the i'm
ported toques are in nearly fiat shapes, and
many of the round hats have low crowns
with projecting brims in front and little or
no brims in the back.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-05-18

siderable success. For eight years no held
the position of county attorney and for Tour
wears was assistant United States attorney.
MIR, RYAN has, since the Forty-sixth congress,
been representative in the lower house OF
the national legislature.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-05-18

letters and submit
ted to no inter
views, declined pos
itively to receive
visits from any Of
his former friends
and except as re-
quired by law, and
never referred to
his otfense. On one
occasion an old ac-
quaintance from
the city sent most
urgent requests for
TIL @ prisoner to
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-05-18

A daughter of my customer missed men
struaton on arriving at puberty-her health
was completely wrecked. AZ my sug'
gestion she used one bottle of Bradtield's
Female Regulator which cured her.
J. W. HELLUMs, Water Valley, Miss.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-05-18
The New Minister to Mexico.

Thomas Ryan, of Kansas, who has been
appointed minister to Mexico from the Unit
ed States, has lived in Kansas since 1865 He
is native of Oxford, N. Y, having been
born there Nov. IS, 1887. In his early life he
removed with his parents to Bradford county,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-05-18
DICKENS RURAL HOME.
THE BEAUTIES OF GADS HILL AND
ITS SURROUNDINGS.

It Is for Sale and Much Interest Is Ex-
cited-Painful Early Experience OF Dick
eps-His Successive Residences-oueer
Journey To Gad's Hill-A Floral Paradise.
The announcement appearing in many
English papers that Gads Hill, She famous
home of Charles Dickens, is for sale, has
brought out pleasing variety of reminis-
cences of the great novelist. Out of the mass
of facts two are of fresh interest to the
American reader, that Gads Hill was the
ideal country home to which Dickens had
looked forward through all his struggling
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-05-18
The High Grade Norman Stallion
TACHEAU

VIII make the season of 1889 follows From Tuesday
noon until Thursday morning at lreneus Brewers,
seven miles north of Ottawa, In Dayton township.
Thursdays at Jacob Zimmerman's, Two and onc-halt
miles west of Ottawa. From Friday afternoon until
Saturday evening AT A. +. Ames', two ana one-hali
miles north OF UTICA in Walthain township, ana the
balance of the time M A. l. Hagenbaughs three miles
south and one mile west of Prairie Center IN Watham
township. 80.
DESCRIPTION TACHRAu was foaled june 1884.
He is in color beautiful dapplcd black, with hne
arched neck very heavy quarters; short strong bACk.
with clean flat bone sound and perfect hooks splendid
feet fine action and disposition and color and noble
pair of lungs and hardy constitution lie VIII weigh.
In fair breeding condition, upwards OF LOO lbs, and
has proved to be very sure foal getter ana good
average breeder. W., ~,
PEDIGREE -TAcHEAu was sired by Western Beau
ty No 1871. His dam was sired by Bureau, No. ~.
His grand dam sired by French Giant No. 3iS HIS
great grand dam a very well bred tOrlnan ana
Samson mare TACHEAU descends from the very best
Norman stallion that ever Imported from France
and have every reason to believe that he VIII make
an excellent breeder. .,o ,, ..,.
| TFRMS-To insure u living foal. $l2. payable when
the foal is fourteen days old $40 TO insure mare win
foal payablc when the mare is known TO be with f0s
Parting with mares or removing them from the county
without nv consent forieits the insurance ana the
money becomes due and payable Immediately. Care
will be taken to prevent accidents, nut VIII hot NC
responsible should any occur.
VIM. JAMESON,
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UTICA, ILL.
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