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OTTAWA FREE TRADER; SATURDAY. DECEMBER 15. 1883,
M.
KNEUSSL'S DRUG STORE
MAIN STREET,
W st el la Salle Street, 'south side.)
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS
liv.ixr 4iu keep eimstanily on naml a large and wall selected sio f
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
All the new mid popular I'atciit Medicines, Extracts und Spire rr ciinn n".
Perfumery, I '.rushes, ami Fnc Articles for" the Toilet.
Paints. Oils. VarnishosWindow Glass, &c.
Hrttr.ilHP A't.'n.i.... ifiv-n i.i thr :..ii..mndlri:r nf Phy-i,.!,,,, Prescription.
i-, for AM. CHOI'S
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for Al.i, t..
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r VV. Criiin n cd I nri i Sred .Wnnuul lll-tory end n iiml'lr)K
culture f r: Ui t ('mix, (iraKin-K. loddi r o 1
tllnntav, ' ""ly Kti'ln. t".il fuluutfu naa '"nr. i'" l
hov.tiii tfmii' imi v:n in, i'ii r:i;. .
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POCft SEEDS.
, WVtTiil limn - rum win it i ... a . t . k.
SIBltTS SEESS HlnAr.l OlubUT lUs miv.nuu.iii. lociieiie.r.ii. i.
FOR HAW
ItlsrhriaiEAT HKIN ntMIKIIV for the Itniitc illnte rrlle!
ami PcrlccH tire 'd imrii, icnld, ouP"'1 i iiln. ( hapK,
iirnl..... ii.iiiniifi. Kore Kvm. fntnrru. llo'U. ( ItilblniiiN.
Frozen l.imba. Chain,, PUiim, Illicit l I'l.iaououit limecr I'llc iniloli'i.l I iceris
kner Harem, nisrliaruina: Wournln, rwroluioita ana r.ryMiiriasj por, iti.iwiirin,
Teller. Hcald Head, and all ItrbHitf and irritaiina iiim-hm-h ui uie nin uiiunraip.
rWl Ul.nW I 4 ui., UfiuniN, llrulftra, Kri
r InRamfd Jolnta, Inllamrd Ntweriu, jMiru ninnin, laore rnro,,
Cllnrnnd Huddle liftl!". Mange, Sorrm ,AliKcew.r'.P?rl- rnrk. H
lll. Thrush. Kultlna Frow. InHnuiril,
HMAM. HOXES 24 TKNTM. I.Alt(K IIOXKM. 74 CWTH.
VFTKKINAIIV I'AIippi.lHAI.VB tiro liHKAT
H 'ur uju l urr il
llltr Nnraimi, Willi
. r-niirn .inaii
(rnU'lirHt Cracked
r ryrinh unT lllneaHi-a Fi-I.
WILL. C'L'UE ANV V.ASB of M'K ATt lll.. SPKED CUAI'K or t HVHVn HKfX
I'Ot'NIHIANS, SI.IM). ' HMAIXVAKN, AOt'KVP'
t" It la Ibe only prrparntlon Ihntwlll rurv A tANMINH or IP SKIN, nnd ro.
1 11 100 KtoJ-o Hie Imlr In iln OKMJ ' :. I'OI.OU.
J M H.rner, HiiiwriuUTKldit of tho Ailunm Kximwii Oo Chlniim. ray ! "I ain ""intf r"h'' V. Us
rliiarv'c.rti.llHiiUe on the li.n f lh Ailni Kiiwm Oo., ami take rkmn. ID frtnir that I have
BevBr uwkI MiyUilun with u kikhI nwulU It In all that I mirwKiitvd. and work 'lk a clianu."
FOR SALE BY ALL DRl'GISTS AND DEALERS. PrepAREd only BY
J. W. COLE & CO., Black River Falls, W'
"BURLINGTON -ROUTE"
(Chicago, Burlington A Quincy Rauroao
3 w
J
COING EAST AND WEST.
Klcirnnt Dot Coocho. Parlor Cars, with Kflclln-
inir (iiiiirH (scats frw). Sinoklnir Can?, with Y-
vulviiiK Chairs, I'lillinan l'nliice Sloeplw,' Curs and
Uie fuiiuiUM C. U. A y. DiniiiR Cars rim daily to and
from Chicago & Kansas City, Clil-auo t Couniul
Hliiffs. Chicuiro & I KM Moinns. Cliiciait". Kt. Jo-
H-ph. Atrhison ToiM?ka. Only Ibmueli line Iw
twivn Chicuiro, IJni'iiln & Denver. Thrnutrh cars
Is-tween Indianapolis & Council HIulTn via IVoria.
All connections marie in union ieiMiw. ii is
,1IS.
COING NORTH AND 80Uf M.
SoIidTrains of lpnt I wy 'ouches un.l Tull
man l'lilaoe Klceiin(f Cnr ii"' run daily to ami
from frit. Imis, via Himni!","- Oiiiin'V, Keokuk.
Hurlinrtn. Ccdur Kiipiils ii'i'' AIImtI l'a to m
l'aniand Miiinrutmlis: I'liiinrCiirsuilh I ifi li I ii r i n
(.'hairs U and from St. Uuiin unci I'coi iu und to
and from iSt. uiuis and iiiuiia tniy om1
chuiiifw of cars Im'Iw.ii M. .ouis ami Dcs
Moini-s. Iowa, Uncolii, .Nchrusko, and penvcr,
Colorado.
It is universally admitted to the
known as the great THKOUO 1 1 CAR L
Finest Equipped Railroad in the World for all Classes of Travel
f. J. POTTER, 3d Vice Ires't and (lcn'1 Manager PKRCKVAI, IJWKI.L. Oen. l'ass. AK't, Chicago
WHO 18 UNACQUAINTED WITH THE CEOCRAPMY OF THI8 COUNTRY, WILL
SEE BY EXAMINING THIS MAP, THAT TH(
Chicago, Rock island & Pacific R'y,
Belnc the Creat Central Line, afford to travelerc, by reason of it unrivaled gee
Kraphlcal oosltlon, the shortest and best route betwoen the East, Northeast and
Southeast, and the Wost, Northwest and Southwest.
It Is literally and strictly true, that Its connections are all of the principal Unas
of road between the Atlantic and the aclflc.
By Its main line nnd branches It reaches Chicago, Jollet, Peoria, Ottawa,
ta 8alle, Csneseo, Mollne and Rock Island, In Illinois Davenport, Muscatine,
Washington, Keokuk, Knoivllle, Oskaloosa, Fairfield, Des Moines, West Liberty,
Iowa City, Atlantic, Avoca, Audubon, Harlan, Cuthrlo Center and Council Bluffs,
in Iowa Callatln, Trenton, Cameron und Kansas City, In Missouri and Leaven
worth and Atchison In Kanoas, and the hundreds Of cities, villages and towns
Intermediate. The
"CREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE,"
As It Is familiarly called, offers to travelers all the advantages and contorts
incident to a smooth track, safe bridges. Union Depots at aH connecting "points,
Fast Eipress Trains, composed of COMMODIOU8, WELL VENTILATED, WELL
HEATED, FINELY UPHOLSTERED and ELEGANT DAY COACHES I a line of tU
MOST MACNIFICENT HORTON RECLINING CHAIR CARS ever built I PULLMAN'3
latest designed and handsomest PALACE SLEEPING CARS, and DINING CARS
that are acknowledged by press and people to be the FINEST RUN UPON ANY
ROAD IN THE COUNTRY, and In which superior meals are served to travelers at
the low rat of SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS EACH.
THREE TRAINS each way between CHICACO and the MISSOURI RIVER.
TWO TRAINb each way between CHiCACO and MINNEAPOLIS "J ST. PAUL,
via the famous
ALBERT LEA ROUTE-
A New and Direct Line, via Seneca and Kankakee, has recently ben'opnad,
between Newport News, Richmond, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and ta Fayette,
and Council Bluffs, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Intermediate points.
All Through Passengers carried on Fast Eipress Train.
For more detailed Information, see Mans and Folders, which mar obtained, as
well as Tickets, at afl principal Tfcket Offices in the United State ano Canada, or of
E. ST. JOHN
Cen'l T'k't A Pass'r As't,
ft. If. CABLE
Vles-P'se't
. Cen'l Manager,
CHICAGO..
LITERATURE.
Hooks.
K'lUNti Aiioi i Hio. By Frank l. Curpchu r.
Clilcskro; Jsnsen Mol'luri it Co. Ottuwa:
for aale by llapctnan fc liraham. $J0O.
We muutionut suvcral weeks ae that
the publishing Louie of Jaiwn, McClurg
& Co.. Chicago, had In pressan interesting
work on Hr.ziUan traveln by Frank !
Carpenter, a graduate of Cornell I'nivtT
blty, who held lor several yearn the posi
tion ol geographer or the geological sur
vey of Ilrazil. f course no position could
have been more favoraMo for the acquire
munt of ma'.erial for such a book, and no
that it hit appeared, the reader is delirht
ed tj fina how admirably he h.n turued
his opportunities to account. Hid studies
of Um.ilian life nnd munner.i nre ;icute
and discriminating umi are prc-ouu'd in a
manner no less uniipie than agreeable, and
the name remark applies with equul- force
to his studies ol the flora and liiiina imd
interesting geological features of that
strange country. I'nder the linn veil of a
party of tourists, the reader, in the acree
able guise of del ion, has prcsoiiled to him
a picture no less vivid than truthful of life
and scenes in the great metropolis if the
Houttern Hemisphere Kio de Jaiieiro
at the hhiiiu time that he i made acquain
ted, almost unconsciously, with the inter
esting (lora end fauna of that weird trop.
leal country under the guidance of a thor
loughly nkilleii uaturalist. The writer's
style is singularly pleasing and vlviiciotin,
! and in his observatii-ms anil descriptions
he has the rare faculty of being minute
and yet avoiding dry and wearisome de
I tails. The average reader will find few
! books more enjoyable and at tlio same
I time so profitable. Mr. Carpenter has hith
j erto been known or.ly as a oojiular mtga
I .me writer. The volume betorc us must
I give him a front place among our succcss
j ful makers of books.
Political Hfcoi.i.kcho.ns. 1MU to 172.
Hy (ieorge V.. Julian. Chicago, .Jsnsen,
McClurgA- Co. Ottawa: for sale hy
I Hapeman & (irahiun. Price, Sl.50.
The six lustrumi, as Tom Henton would
have called them, ot American history
from 1810 to 1870, may justly be said to
cover our country', heroic era. While u
1 :,. ,i. ...... ii,.t ,i... l .
id uw unuui ii u.; iuoi iuu viuftanu n.,(iiiiM
slavery in this country commenced some
years before the earlier Uatc, it was not un
til after the "hard culertrolic" of 1 J0 that
abolitionism obtained a foothold in Amer
ican politics, and its growth thenceforward,
thouuh often fitful and precarious, was
upon the whole real, until it swelled into
that Irresistible, bloody torrent which bore
down all opposition, and culminated in the
ratification of its triumph, by the adoption
ol the constitutional amendments, 'he en
franchisement ot the negro, and the pai
sage by congress of the supplementary
civil rights bill of 1870. To tell the inside
story of that struggle and triumph there is
perhaps do man living more competent
than (leorgo V. Julhn. Making his debut
on the political stage m 18 to as a whig,
ho emerged from that debauch sickened
and disgusted. AV'as there nothing more
worthy of a sane man's attention in Amer
ican politics than this? It was in this cru
cial hour that an abolition pamphlet fell
into his hands, and fnm that instant his
mind was made up and his political des
tiny fixed. 1 low the ball was put in mo
tiou by that small but stalwart band of
original nbolitionisls. and how it wits kept
steadily rolling on, is die story that tills
Mr. Julian's book ; and though there are
in it many tine .ketches of the members of
that swelling bantl of heroes, it is credit
able to Mr. Julian owl ma'nn imrnfait
that the part borne by hinuelf in thestrug
gle, though equal to thatol any other, is
seldom referred to, except in I inis ot ox-
! treine modesty. The history covers every
i notable movement and cmventicle of the
j abolitionists from 1810 to the nomination
of Lincoln ut Chicago in lsiio, as well as
' every important movement "in behalf of
; freedom" in congress, with its secret
I springs, and sketches of the great actors,
iiml )(. Considering who the author
; is, one Is struck by nothing more than the
i singular absence of nil bitterness or sem
bianco of party ranCor or prejudice. Tin
inarmtive is apparently that of one- who
has wearied of the ll,'ht, thaukln.' (Jod it
! is over, and is as ready to forgive ai to he
i inrgiveu.
! IIaki'kk's l oi no Pkoi'i.k. I8M Mar
1 per iV IhiiUiers, New York; Jansin, Me
Clurg it Co., Chicago. For sale by I lane
man V Uratlam, Ottawa. Price, $:j.0O.
j A hound volume, of If'irifr' Voiaiij
I'roplf hro:,e year makes a book of near
lly 1000 pages as large as an average vol
! time of the CotiymsiuHiil HwrJ. The
reading is of the highest order ot its class,
j the print perfect, and the illustrations,
I which cannot he less than a thousand, in
,the highest style of the wood engraver's art.
I How such a volume, tn beautiful embossed
binding, can tie got up and sold tor is
oneot the mysteries. As no present is
more appropriate for Christmas than a
nice biKik, so of all Looks to a young per
;Bon ui reunement and taste we can
imagine none at so trillinc a cost that
J should lie so acceptable as a bound volume
of Hnrper'K Yvimg ltpff. Its reading is
j instructive and refining throughout, and
nothing can be more suitable for a parlor
J table ornament.
very effective. Hut acted or unacted, they
are ?cry good reading and worth- morn
than the co-t In that light alone.
GriEga's OlTMrin SalTS.
The heat on earth can be truly laid of
tidi'in' (ilycerlne Salve, which la sure cure
foi ruts, brulaes, aralda, burns, wounds, and
all other sore. Will positively cure plica,
tetter and all akin eruptions. Satisfaction
Kaaraiitufd or money refunded. Only 25
cunt. Kor sale by all drugglala.
Wcnona Jmlijc: "Th Gl-be i a new paper
that has been launched at Ottawa for patron,
aire. Clark Albcrtl Is the editor. Ottawa
now has seven newspapers, each one cluim-
jnir to occupy a dillercot Held in Journalism.
If Ottawa people, with slight assistance the
editors tan ifivc, make a success of keeping
all thesi) papers alive ana meir cnuorsoui ot
jail the poor-houec, wu mean, that com
munity will lie eiuilieu to me ihkhmiii;. ui
humanity generally."
The truth is, Ottawa fritters away her
strength on too many newspapers. Nothing
is easier than to start a newspaper in Otta
wa. The last one, The Uloh?, was started on
?25: rent paid for use of second hand ma
rials. The multiplicity reduces the quality,
of course. In competition with a business
established on a capital of $ r and employ
ing help at les than $10 a week, a legiti
mate newspaper, with $7,000 invested and
a pay roll ot $75 to 100 a week, the latter
has up-hill work when patrons place the
two on the same fooling n to value. The
dill'erence in the quality of contents ot the
newspapers is not always duly appre
ciated. The style aimed at here just
now is "local," with elaborate and long.
drawn out nothings words in small pica
and the slang of the last decade. F.xagge
ration,"gUsh, ' Wi, falsehood, slop, lying
tilth, is the sum, substance, top, sides and
bottom of too much of this modern but to
tally damnable system ol "local reporting.'
If only men ot sense, judgment, discretion,
honor and truth were employed as reporters
the case might be different. Hut if tltere is
a fool, an exaggerated squirt, some fellow
with a "diarrhoea of words and a constipa"
lion of ideas" to be lound anywhere in the
community, he straightway mounts the
tripod ns a "local editor" or "reporter," and
proceeds to "sling on airs" and dish up to
a supposed to be intelligent comlnunity the
kitchen gossip and bar room 6lang of the
town, calling it progressive journalism!
There is not enough legitimate, recordable
news in Ottawa to supply one good daily,
let alone two such as we have and seven
weeklies. Falsehood, slime and gush are
therelore necessarily a large proportion of
the provender served out.
lluckleu'H Arnica naive.
flic Kieatesl medical wonder of the world.
Warranted to speedily cure hums, bruises,
cuts, ulcer, salt rheum, fever sores, cancers,
piles, chilblains, corns, tetter, chipped
hands, nnd all skin eruptions, guaranteed to
euro in every Instance,' or money refunded
IS cents tier box. Kor sale by (i. Gehring.
A writer in the New York IhrnUl ac
counts for the beautiful red skies at sunset,
which have been so noticeable during the
past week, by the theory that the rays ot
the sun penetrate a vast quantity of meteo
ric dust which is diffused throughout the
space between the earth and sun. Prol.
Brooks, who makes this announcement,
ecently discovered a large number of tel.
escopic meteors and combines into one
argumant. this fact, that of the coming
comet and of the red skies. Whether the
theory be correct or all moonshine, the
brilliancy of the sunset and sunrise of sev
eral days past is indisputable, and soon we
will hear of a new shade in dresses, ribbons,
&c, called the "evening sjy," "comet
dust," or "ashes of meteors." To be sure
the color will bear a scientific hue, but so
much the better it will be so mucheusier
to say, "Well, why not?"
A .Sure Cure for Skin IMseanev
!!y Dr. Frazier's Magic Ointment, t'urej
us if bv magic: Pimples, Black Heads or
(irulis. Blotches and Kruptions on the face,
leaving the skin clear, heaity ana oeauuiui.
Also cures Itch, Salt Ktietitn, Sore Nipples,
Sore. Litis, old. obstinate Ulcers, Sores, etc.
Sold by all druggists and mailed on receipt
of price, ) cents, ror sale tiv roroes iV
Lomaux.
The I'tica Xews says the collections ot the
I'tica Baptist Sunday school for November,
21.:'(, were sent to Chicago University,
We don't know ol any place where it is
needed more. Chicago L Diversity is the
one crand mistake of Mephen A. Douglas's
life. He gave a magnificent properly for
the site of a University to lie forever free
from sectarian influences, yet at the same
time stipulating that, the president of ttio t
institution should be a Baptist! The eon-
sequence is me -noeiai uuiwcu mi mm
it because "it u sectarian," and the Bap
lists take little interest in it because "it is
not a Baptist institution." between the
two, what might nave been marl j one if
the grandest schools of the west is a poor,
starved weakling, and a credit to no one
However, as the majority of the pupils
are (or were not long since) Baptists, and
as it is credited with being a "Ha:iti.-t
school," that denomination have au oppor
tunitv, if they will embrace it, in spile of
the ennrmouj debt now hanging over it.
Subscribe for " The Free Trader."
Paiimiu Comkuiks. By Charles It. Tal
bot Illustrated by Francis Miller and
II. Truett Share. Boston, I). Ixthrop&
to.
These are two very pretty as well as very
interesting comedies, printed in the large
pages and neat style of the Wide Airake,
and so bound as to adapt the book for no
iday purposes. The comedies are entitled
"No Questions Asked," and "More than
they Bargained For," and though appear
ing somewhat in tne form of stories an
easily to arranged to adapt them for parlor
representation, if not, indeed, for the reg
ular stage, where they could easily be made
Catarrh
At llil Mason of the year rverylxxly hut a colli, anil
dime very bad one, lly frrqueut Pinoauri'. the mem
branes of the nose become very sensitive, aad cnmrrli
and Influents are epidemic. Relief may be untamed
by the use of Hood's Sarsuparllla.
For niasy years In suevcsolon, beKlnmua so fir hack
I don't remember when, I had the rnlarrh In my head.
It roiinluted ol an excessive flow from my nose.
Ringing and Bursting Noises
in ir.y head. Sometimes the hearing In my left ear was
airectcd. Five years ago, aliout this i.e.uiijii of Hie yeur,
I bean tn Due Hood's Sarsaiarllla. I was helped right
awsy, hut a continued to use It until I felt mjwlf cured
-Mrs. Eliza 11. Caulfleld, Lowell, Muks.
Jerome Hrownell, merchant anil extensive miller ut
Victor, Ontario county. N. Y.. writes: "I hsve used
HiMt'arpiirlll for my catarrh, and it tins helped
me. I consider Hood's tJurMipurllla one of the hesl
remedies lor hlood-rtlnciue to be oliinlned."
100 Doses One Dollar
'I lme liocu troubled with that dbtreselUK com
plaint, catarrh, ur.d havo beea using Hood's Sar'.pa
nlla, and nnd It one of the best remedies I have ever
taken. My trouble has lasted ten years, nnd never
could pet any relief until I commenced to lire Hood's
Sarsaiarllla."-Mur(tu Shield, Chicago, III.
Danger from Catarrh
Depends upon the amount end extent of the Scrofu
lous infection. I'nimestlonnbly mniiy deaths fro.n
consumption can be traced to neglected catarrh.
I here Is a violent distress, protracted coughing 'Pell,
the eyes weep, the nose mwluirgea copiour'y, nnd the
head woiiih alwul to split.
lu such eases Hood's Sarsnparllla corrects the ca
tarrh hy its direct action In dlst barging tho poison
from the blood through natures great outlels.soth.it
healthy, sound blood reaches the. membranes nud Is
wh)leotue.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Sold by druggists. 1 ; six for V. I' pared by ('. 1..
HOOD A CO.. Ap'jtlieeiirles, Lowell, Musi. novHMw
FLOUR AND FEED,
Lime, Salt, Cement. Plastering Hair
and Stucco. Also tne
LONDON
Horse & Cattle Fool.
A rri epai attou rar superior to any condition
powder ever made.
Oil Cuke, Corn Mel, Sea.
A, HAMILTON.
Keh. lMf 114 Main street, Ottawa, 111.
H. C. STRAWN'S
Lumber Yard
AND PLANING MILL.
Near the Illinois River Bridge.
OTTAWA
Caniage and Road Cart Factory
GAY & SON, Piop'rs.
MANUFACTURERS
CARRIAGES
rilAKTONS,
Buggies. Side Bars and Tanner's
Two-Seated Buggies.
ALSO. TIIK
GAY ROAD CART.
Which Is acknowledged hy nil who have u?ed Ihfni li
ne tne niOHt complete for
EASE OF RIDING,
Beauty and Durability cf any Road
Cart placed befora tho public.
Call nnd examine our dllferent styles of Carnages aim
Koiul t ai l ., &c. iieropi iurcnning. winch w
will sol' as cheap good work can he soli
l'sr I yui) ii-iiiuluiitiirer iu Che mate.
REPAIRING
In Paintiogi Trimming, Jron ft Wood Wer
Promptly attended t auditatlsfactlo
guttrmitctd.
Factokt On it Hi.ock V rst or Post Opricr.
H. W- JONES,
' IIsaaaaAi fj,
ill ;
Q V
rag
I 7 ..
''LB
OIKTJSEKT! ABiire
euro for llloi'dinpr, lteli
ing am-1 Ulcerated Tiles.
A single box Las cured
the; worst chronic ruses
of 30 years' Ftandinp. No one need suf
fer after using Dn. William's Pile Oint
ment. Sold by Druggists, or mailed on
receipt of price.Sl .00. P. R. Lance&Co.,
rmft s, tj i . v f. i . a in 1 1, w.
For sale by Forties & Loiriaux.
Caniage Factory
fHOSU IN WANT OF
Goo.; Carriages, Top und Opin Ilngpies, Slide ear
liuggtcH, Two-seat pcn nugglei. Light Wagons,
Mllklcs. Ac, i-iiii find them at this fuc-
tnry, all of his own mike, ol the
Itest M iterlal and In the Most- Approved
Style mid Finish, all Warranted and for tale at
Low Ibices. Also makfl lo order such as are wanted.
liepalrlng il'inc-promptly; painting, trimming worn
ind Iron wor.
OTTAWA
Wagon & Carriage Manufactor,
- k '$-" sC4r
JOHN D. VETTE, Prop'r,
On Superior Street- r.oar the old Fca
River lieu o
nsavRanwMBanBsai
B PAR
I HAIR
mi)
B Restores tha Youthful
I Parker's Hair Balsam
w-ammtcd to prcvin '
move dandruff and ilcl
JOo. and $1 iltri, aid
IS It'S
BALSAM.
This elcpnnt !rer.vi:ig
Is prefened 1 y tl-.aI
wllohave i.s'.ilit. t'.-niy
similar iirti' le, ' r. ac
count cf i.s raip.-nor
cleanliiic' ii and j uity.
It contains n.atcr al
only that are benciiciul
to the Ecalp ami l.air
and always
Color to-Grey or faded Hair
is Imely ricifimiej and is
Jling of the hair and tn re
ing. Hiscox fi Co., N.V.
'.kri In dni snd nu tiu ini-s.
laving introduced j.ary Impnrtnnr ttpprovfir.fM,
In i. a stahllshtn-nt. iiml'.iii.-1' tl" Ir.rgest fcr.rt
most co' pfete In the city, the under,
signed iiiTlte.for'r r mil others
desiring new wngoHs or
old ones ri-i'-iircii-or
wlslii;i
Fine family Cnrrlajjes, Hoctties, rhiftuna
and Drinorr.it Wuimivk,
Or anytling In his line to give him a call. A'l w.e-'j
warrautedanilpnees that ilely fompi lition.
.bmN Ii. K'lTK.
n
tee
Carriaffo anfiVAion
A Sure Cure fop I'lles.
The first svniDtom of Piles Is an lulcnse
ItcbinL' at niirbt after settiue warm. This
unpleasaDt sensation is immediately relieved
by an application of l)r. Bosanko'a Pile
Remedy, i es in u iuim., . ...
Klieum and King-worm con be permanently
.... r . 1- ! - ... ..........I.. P.ln.
cured bv tne use oi mm k"-bi. "-
!W ceuts. Manufacturea DV ine ur. nosauivu
Medicine Co., Pitpia, o. wont vy romes
l.orrlam.
Tbe citizens, of Aurora art very energetic
and do everything possible for the benefit
of the town. A committee of business men
there has been appointed to write up tne
advantage of the town and thoroughly ad
vertise it in the Chicago papers, hoping t
induce new manufactories .to locate there.
The idea Is an excellent one and could be
made a paying investment by other towns.
How to Ost Sick. Eipoae yourself day
and ale-tat. eat without exercise, work too
bard without rest, doctor all itt i Ume. take
all the vile noatrume advertised, and then
you will want to know ,
How to UirWBLL.-Whlch la answered
In thtse words Take Hop Bitter.
DISEASE CURED
Without ii'!uiiti'.
A lu.H.ifcf ln:Mrti n Supf,H'iil ''' ::' " n?V Itru.oa-. variinw It vies or m. Tm..-
IM Human S,tm hltrMrUy ami ,, Ok . . o J ms j w un
utlliu,linere,b'.j,r tor lltolv r.c.M I Xlwhav- a Wrt-r ..ortment alwav- or, ." Ht.f
FACTO i.-V.
0a Main Strset. it :'.'vr Kr;-l5;-
OTTAWA. H.IA-.
Msr.tfa'-
all kinds of Cario .k--. l..r i.-r.
THE M AONK1UN Al'I'I.l (T. C'i.'S
L'.i-urua W o.aNI a! wavs on hani.
All 0'ir ork Is warranteil. anil mine ,. la- !
nnl.iid will I.e s ild x low as g ! n-o "i- .'-' or
can sMo . ..
for ! kin.i(u,p.worK rir'r,."I ' . ' ... i
WiSoulflieforebayliis. HIU M'lf.t.i a l.
Magnetic Kidney BeWffijSSSSSSS
FOR MEN IS
WARRANTED TO CURE J, m:
loBliigdise.iseswiihoutmeiiicine: i',iN is riik'im K.
illN llKtniill 1.1 Mils. SiBHVdCC IIKI1IMIY. Vl
OO. OKNKKAL DKHII.ITY, Rll KC ATI .-M. POIAI.Y-II
K1RAI.C.IA. SI'IATICA. lISKA-a r Til V h I ON K H.
SPINAl 1IISKIHKH, TOIH-in LIVKK. OHt. Sfllli-
hinI K.iii-iw. Iinpot.Mic.v. Asilinia,
IIhhI'1 Piaeaw, I.vwl.ii.iu, Cnlipn
tion, hlryHipcliiH. imliicf-tioii. Hernia
or Hiipiui'i', Cnturrli. l'il.-n, Kiil. -.v.
1 w"Midh'liiJv of'the (.F.NF11ATIVK ll!i;ANS
occurs. lOHt 'italit.v. I -n.-lr i X.-r .o
I- nri-e and lieir. hhiii; k i i .-..
and all lhoe Olseai-eo of a personal n il-i'e. Inun w'. it j
ever cause, the continuous stream of Magnetism per-1
mealing through tne pans. n'iui-i- oieiu
aiN.Mii
P
ALL'S
ATARRH
LIRE
13 RECOMMENDED EY PHYSICIAS3.
ton lienltliv aelioM. T!.er; ! n- linn UK
this appliance.
OUH2IS
Cntnrrh of th Nasal Cavltjr-Chronle and
LUceratlvel oatarrn oi ins car, are sr
mn mnn T iniPO If von ure i,rii ti l with1 Throat. It Is taken IHTaRNai.LT, ana
TO THE LADIES. .. 0
l th best Blood Purifier In th
VOKLO, and la worth ALL that la
charged tor It, for THAT alone.
ot ilin -t.m. rollinir ot Hi''," i"".
lriiMilontHl Heiuorrhag- or Hoo.Uiib,i
I'amtul. Su piiressed At lrre)tiilar -M. -tint
ruution, M.rr,iiMH nn.t t 'linnge oil
1 jile,-tliiM 1. tlit. ltfttt A ppliaiict- ami;
Curniivt. Ak-ent Known. . .
Far all forms ol 't-niilt 1 hill.'vilvie :! :- tin-anrpasw-d
by anything before invented. Mtli iw a dilu
tive agent and as a source of power and vltaUtaiioii.
I'rloe of either Belt with Maiiet,c Insoles, "etil bv
expiess t:. o. II., and examination allowed, orb mad
on receipt of price, lu ordering scud measure ol
waist and of shoe. Kemltiance can jr made in
ciiriN-nry. sent lu letter at our risk.
The Magneton Oarments are ailapted to all acy. an
wornoverthe under doming, i not next to the
ImxIv like the raanv l4lvinio an. I
H:ietrio Hiiiiitmirn mlvertieeil tto -tensive)
v. and should h taken otf at ni?ht. T! ev
hold their 'I'OWEIt FtlKKVhit. and are worn at all
seasons or the year.
Sead stamp for the '-Sew rteparturf In Mi dual
Treatment Without .Mtliciite," w.tu thou
sands of lestiinoulals.
THE MARVKTilH APPUANCE CO..
Hit state btreet. Chic igo. III.
TB.-8tid one dollar In postre stamps or enr
renryila letter at our risk with sue of shoe usoally
wrs, and try a pair of oor ManOe Insolee. and be
eoOTlaced of the power muding lu ooretheB Magnetic
Apllao. I'usiUralT no ca.ld feet when thrr are
wors. or moaej reiuudeo. ''-
mm cues fCE mmi
n"IN THE HAKKET
And we ofTer Ona Hundred Dollar tor any
Cnao of Catarrh It will not Cure.
l ILL CL'KK AM CASE.
Offloe of A T. 8twwst Co, I
CBioato, 111., J use 4, 16ba I
1ft ftrt. F. J. CAeney t Co., Toitdo, O.
litnUrmm: I talis plea-ure In laformilur o
that I have used Hall s Catarrh Cure. U baa
cured me I waa very bad and don't beattat t
say that it will cvre any case of Catarrh if takeu
prcperry. Yours truly,
J. B. WfAtnaft an.
WOBTH 910 A BOTIXJB.
E. McaJtav. Jaduoa, Xicb., write Have kad
Catarrh for 80 years, RalFs Catarrh Core cwed
Dis cmMkMirit wono iiuwa ootat.
9old by all Drotrgistt 'at IS eta jwr
Kaaafactursai aao sou ot r j iiuuiai
Sole Proprieaora. TOLTPO. OHIO.