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Time for Sowing: Wheat.
-' During a rtcent met-ting of the Dauglss Coun
ty Agricultural Society, Kansas, the subject of
vrhet raining was pretty thoroughly discussed.
Hie proper time for sowiag was one of the point
- considered. September found the aiost friends.
One member asked why eariler sowing was not
S referable, to which Mother replied by saying
iat he sowed sixty seres one year, completing
the work the last day of August It grew so as
to joint before the setting in of winter, and the
whole crop was lost in coiisequeace. feeding
down might hare eared it, be thought, but the
stock for doing it was wanting. Another member
aid the bent wheat he aver raised in Kansas was
sown in the first week in September on out stub
ble ground. The wheat and oats came up togeth
er, and the latter acted a a mulch to the former.
The product wuh 35 bushels to the acre. A mem
ber stated that he had seen iu Eugland 75 bushels
of wheat from an acre where the seed was dib
bled in, and another 72 bushels were heed in.
The Farmers' Chronicle aavs the answer to the
question, when to dig potatoe. is when they are
ripe, which will be when the tops are dead and
dry. It says the sun should not shine on them
after they are dry. It also reports the yield of
the Early Goodrich potatoes, grown by its editor,
at from 125 to 140 bushels per acre, notwith
standing the drought. Neshannocks, planted
the same day and with similar conditions, did
not yield more than 30 or 40 bushels per acre.
Many persons suffer acute pain after eating
freely of nuts, especially the-o that contain most
oil. All nuts' are difficult to digest and inueh
distress dyspeptics when they are eaten, as they
often are, Into at niylit. It is s.ii l that they may
bo made' digestible, and the flavor improved at
the saine time, ky sprinkling salt on them, or by
touching the tips into salt as we do radishes. Dr.
Abernethy records a case of death that owurred
in England from eating freely of nuts, which he
said would uave been prevented if tho person had
eaten suit with the nuts or had taken freely of it
after distress had occurred from ta'io' them.
A correspondent of the florist awl Pomologit
ssys t'unt the beet time for watering exposed
plants is e;rlT in tho morning, as tho sun's rays
are then be.'innin? to be f"lt, and to exert their
counteract;!!..: influence. The darkened surface,
that very coud:tin which nude tho Rail throw
otf its heat more readily during Hit night
causes it to absorb the heat of tho him's rays by
day with iucreitiufd facility ; so that we' thus
secure tho greatest amount of the fostering agen
cies of heat and xmristure to push on the growth
of our plants.
To make household glue, an exchange says :
Crack up tho iflue and put it in a Lottie; add to
it common whisky; shake up, cork ti'ht, and in
three or f ur days it can be u-ed. It requires
no heating, will keep for any length ef time,
and it is at all times ready fur ue, except in the
oldest weather, when it will r.vpjiro warminz.
It must lie kept tight, so that the whisky will
not evaporate. The usual cork and stoppers
should not le u-el It will become doirgod. A
tin stopper, covering th bottle, bat lilting as
clo-ely as possible, is butter.
When persons are feverish aad tlnrstr beyond
what is natural, indicated in soian eases by a me
tallis Uste in the mouth, p i.Uy ftr drink
ing watr, or by a whitish appearance of the
gi eater pars of the surface of th tongue, one of
the best "coolers," iuU-riinl or external, is to take
a lenon, cut oti the top, sprink over it some
loaf su.rr, working it downward ia'o the lemon
with the spoon, and then suck it slowly, squeez
ing ths lemon and adding mora sa;:ur as t'r acid
ity increases from buing brought upfront a low
er pint. Invalids with feverishne.ss may take
two or three lemous day in this mariner with
the moet marked benefit, manifested by a nt-nsn
of coolness, comfort and inriguratiun. A ksir.n
or two thus tukeu at tea-time,"' as an entire sut
titute for the ordinary "supper" of summer,
would give many a utau a comfortable night's
sleep and an awakimr of rc-t r.ud invigeration,
with un appetite fr brttaktaat, to which they are
Btrauirers who will have thir ouji of tea or sup
per of "relish" and ''cake," and b-rries er peach
es and cream. lli!T Juitru-d of Il&iUh.
Editor of Hillsdale S;anl".r,j fys : "Our wife
uses Dr. Price's Cre.iv.i Bs-ktrt PvitJits iu tho
making of biscuits, cakes and gMorl culinary
purposes ; and she says, and we heartily eoucttr
with her, that they are tho bt linking Powder
she has ever used. Biscuit made with it aie as
light, fine, white and delicious, as the best cream
biscuits. All grocers have Dr. Price's Powders
for sale.
Burke & Ileenan have them for s.le.
The hair is not only one of tha accessories of
Lumau beauty, but is desinod to protect the
health ; as a bad conductor of heat it serves te
equalize the temperature of tho brain. The urrve
contaiued in the hair tube is freqnntlyparalyzod
and the coloring destroyed ; but by proper reme
dies the gray hair imu bo restored Vj its original
color, and where it has fiilien oft' a new growth
ortti be produced by the use of I lull's Wgctuble
Sicilian lictiewer. The reproducing power of r Iii
invaluable compound is beyond a doubt. By its
Uie the .ib fr bents bviv.iiic m tivoand v mrlsh the
bulb whieh supports th? roots of tho hair.
Bread or biscuits with Dr. Price's Cream Bak
ing Powders euii be mad aud baked In ouft hour
from the time of first handling the Hour; it wiil
be moist and pleSs.int to :;A four days afu-r tho
baking. Excellent for persons ' suilering with
dvsiH-i)siu. Grocers in oureitv have them lor
Bale. .IVr -.do by Burke !c lh ouau.
' i. .''Time luay sear and blanche your brow." l t
it caunot hilver vour hair, if you use that excel
lent rencwer known ns Barrett's Vegetable llnir
Restorytive to the 'Absolute exclusion of all the
vilo compounds with which the markes is Hooded.
A. II., S. 2. All must surrender to Constitu
tion Bittere, for there i no concealing the fact
that they are. taking the lead of all others Bit
ters, uiil are de.itinw.l ti become as famous and
popular as any medicinal preparation in use.
All unite in' praising tham, and when the people
decide in fivor of anything of tho kind, they aro
generally riht. We rvre lately meeting u good
iniiny who are using the Constitution, and it
doe."us good to see how healthy nnd ruddy they
look, nnd thfr all attribute it t the ue of Coii
Btitut on Bitters. Wo would advise you all to
take u ) other.
Uo ward's Ce ugh Cure for that hacking
cough.
S. S'.VUWTNKK
Is tilling
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
HATS, CAPS,
EOOT8, SHOES,
CLOTIIINQ,
And all things nnlly kpt in s wll appointed ranntry
store. Wo propuHu lu aU lur c.wb. ah ctixap as cau bs bought
'In Otuiws sr Chlca!!.
Also, nil kinds of Agricultural Tosls, nich aa liar
.tows, Cultivat.)r, I'lautan, llayrsksn, Ac, Q.
tSTBiMer' and Kgy JJmujhL
OTTAWA FREE TRADER ; SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1868.
dFantfls Groceries.
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BW GBOCBRT STOBE t
ROUTCLIFFE & SANDERS,
MAIN STREET
A fcw doors West of Kneiuel'i Brick Black, saw, IU,
Have spans! Bw
FAMILY -GROCERY1 Sf ORE!.
ABdrespectfullysolir.it pablie patroDage. OargatdsM
all truth tuid n-t stock large and complete, aubraeiBg
SUGARS, COFFEE, TEA,
' DRIED & CANNED FRUITS,
SOAP, CANDLES, FISH,
CANDIES, Ac Ac., Ac
Alio, a Stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES!
The Highest Price paia lor Butter and Eggs I
And all kiudi of eeuulry prodses.
Give a a call. We gueraatee satisfaction a to qaallty f
goods and prices,
(itnlUiK KOCTCLIt'VR,
Juee t-
QITT r.IIOCKKY STOKE!
DOTT BK HV1IHVGGED BT A D TUB TSEMtXTS Of
" Selling Cff at Cost !"
narlB? Lnught tli ttick of Orocrrivaof Thonpaua A War
riurr, snd harihgjuxt hll-il up with m
WMW STOCK OB OOOSB,
I irupw to sll at s
tSSHALL PP.OFITl
SUGAKS, TEAS. COFFEES,
tin'SB'l aid miri, H,
Syrup, Molasses, Kerosene Oil, Dried anl Can
ned Fruits of all kinds, Smoked Hums,
Shoulders, and Choic Dried Beef;
all ki ! .f
Ktone, China and Creckery lVare.
Wood and Willow Ware,
Soaps of all approved Brand,
Tobacco and Cigars, &., &c.
All wlilch I atr at tha lavwt L'lic. At I liar cah
fur all cimxK I lil cuofi'li-nt that I oaa liw m Hit Inw-
Mt. -yui l wl- and all jiratita" i Ihi lrc stnttn. and
aa "noDrstj u U,i bit (iwlic v," feui-tit)(lit aillkerp
cmtoairm.
For City culir I will alwayi bsvaau bans a wood lit
ply of nira Yrr-k II UIT, ls.Lard and TrKataklra.
UuaUt nilitrei ira la an paru i ma cuy.
ho. 14 Conrt Street,
fjt lwr ,u Zhmnua J BroO.'.t'i Vmg .Sfora.
Ottaoa, April iT. 'V-ir ALLK.N F1SIIIR.
LAW!
sat
GROCERIES Jk PlOVISIONS !
GREEX AND
DKIED PRI1TS.
WOODEK, TILLOW
AN u STONK WARE.
107 Ht., OTTAWA.
STOP 1
READ AND CONSIDER.
Why i it tif-tf; to driak yaor Till ku ff aaa (
au b bcttr tr uiuiity al
5..V.3J. LAMB'S
J. UANI.aY.
U. C. JOIIDAM.
J. MANLEY & CO.
6fCCKS0KS TO
Seep e,.ntly al a tall k ar
Knrfl'warw, Ir, ?a!Kv Werta, Tin, li(t
Irsm, Ce?lT Wsra, A.
OUR STORE IS Kr.ADqUAltTXRS
i-n- '. i-,.a'a
Stewart' Cooking ' Parlor Stoves
FOft WOOD OM (.'DO.
Wa pletl)t mrli -!l laa hi
ii.D trtprfrtft vrjv.
pro. uo uatn wm,wr,
OTTAWA. I1.MW'!!!.
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ADAMS & M ARCH,
VOCB980B8 TO
H. W. OHKEVER,
Corner of La Salle and Main St.,
Having bought ths aotira stock f
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
f B. W. CiiMver, w sr cow prepared to sell at
VERY LOW PRICES,
DRY GOODS,
HATS, CAPS,
BOOTS, SHOES,
CLOTHING,
CROCKERY,
GROCERIES,
Sx., &c
Wa are offering bargains In Etapla Goods, Our itock
baring baan
Purchased Before the Recent Advance.
Call and asaaina our stock bafurepurchasing.
A larite stock of NEW ORLEANS '.SUGAR'S, RIO and
JAVA CoITumi, conistantly ou band,
WANTED Butter, Kggs, Lard, Tallow, and Rags.
If emember the Place,;?IllI Old Stand.
March 91- ADAMS A MARCH.
c
OXFIDEXTIAL.
What to Do and Not to Do,
WHAT TO DO.
Always examine LYNCH, PEATTT A O'EANE'S stock'of
gundaandgut their pricus Iwlora making any pnrchaauiiiu
Ottawa.
WHAT N OT TO DO.
Ner hny any ?nod in Ottawa until you hare first ex
amined LYNCH. BKATTY A O'KANK'3 stuck and net their
prices. THKIB3 13
cc
THE PLACE
5
Whara jm san l!iy Dry Goods, Xrtions, Iloeiry, Gloves,
Hata, Cape, Atott, Shoos, Groceries and Crockery at the
wer prices pMible. Ap 18.
N
KW FIBJI! NEW STOCK 1
LOV PRICES!
W I RICK & HILL,
CCCBS90R9 TO BKAIf ft DICKrSSOX,
WeaW aall she attentloa of tha pnblis to their magnlfloeot
stock of
JDttlT GOODS
COSSISTIXO OV
CLOTHS, CASSlMEItE.
FLANNELS, JEANS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
NOTIONS, WHITE GOODS,
LINENS, SHEETINGS,
DRESS GOODS, SILKS,
de., ete., &c.
To which wa haTe added a full lint U
STAPLE GROCERIES,
Asd La.lieV Shot-t, Wall Paper, Tainted Shades, As.
All of which wa are prepared to sell at tha
LOWEST 1'OSiIllLE VUICES!
Give n a Call before Purchasing Elsewhere.
. , Bmiembor the. locnlity Cok i Glover's Block.
w irick & mm
Ottawa, April i l?6.-tf
o
TTAWA CROfKllKY DKPOT,
Q. L. THOMPSON,
(SUCCE8S0R TO DKNT A TOWER.)
Has removed fa ths new brick utore, one. door north of the
Merchant' Uuiau Express Ollici", on La Sulle street, and In
vites all to call sua examine lin stuck uf
CROOZER "ST ,
cniwA,
CKIXGHAM
GLASS AXL
STONB WARK,
Ac, Ac
ALSO,
TABLE CUTLERY,
Wlndew Shades,
Paper Hangings,
Lamps,
LMtssas,
oil aotbs
FLOOR MATS,
Together with nuworotu srtisles of
HOUSEHOLD FIXTURES,
Wkleh I will sell as low as ths tains qualities ean be bought
IA SALLE STREET CjgQ
Comer of Msdlsoo S treat.
CITY DRUG STORE.
KOCH & BEDEKER,
DEALERS Ef
Drugs,
Medicines, ?
Paints,
Oils,
Glassware,
Patent Medicines,
Perfumery,
Fancy and
Toilet Goods,
Brushes,
WINES AND LIQUORS,
&e.,
K. A. B. do not claim to sell Letter goods st lawer prices
than any of their competitors, nnr to be the hUst draughts
in this town, bat If true knowledge and 19 years' experience
in the arts of pharmacy in all Its different branches, and drugs
of tha bent and purest quality at reasonable prices, command
any trade in this community, they will receive their full share
of pnMIc patronage. All they auk is s fair trial, and every,
body will ha convinced at ence.
W B. Can n try Dealers may find it to their advantage
to examine our price of
OILS AND LEADS
efore they order In Chicago)
SOLE AGENT FOIl THE V. S. OV
PROF. L. HARRIER'S
CHOLERA ANTIDOTE,
The only real remedytgAlnst
ASIATIC CHOLERA,
DIARRHEA,
DYSENTERY,
CHOLERA MORBUS,
BILIOUS CIIOLIC,
CRAMP IN THK
STOMACH d-c,
Introdneed at tha city of Hamburg by Prof. Hnrnier, and
acknowledged to be the 1'ent and mrcst specific against this
dreadful disease by all the reputed
MEDICAL COLLEGES OF EUROPE.
The above vsliisMe Antidoto tins been thoroughly tried by
hundreds of citizens in this community, and reference to them
can be had by calling on the iiboru name J agents.
For Sale by all First Clans Druggists.
pnopuiKTons op
K O CHS'
TONIC WINE BITTERS,
CCRK FOIi
DisrzrsrA,
livkr :oMrLMvrs
IXTEIUr, TTKST FF.YF.lt,
fKYF.lt AM AifF,
XKRI UCJ DF.lilUTTAifD
GENERAL "WEAKNESS OF THE SYSTEM.
These bitters are iisde from tha best and piirext Americas
Sherry, snd contain only touic snd nronmtio principles. Al
those who have mod then! for the lust 12 yean since they are
manufactured, spprovs of their beneticila effects. And emi
nent medical man, Who have seen the ftirmuta, declare them
o be the best Utters they have seen.
a For Bats by
R. C. HATTFNHATJHR, Peru.
WA1TK A PRESTON, and MAR8T0M CO.. Marseilles.
Ds. JA0K80N A RRO., snd IX RICHARDSON, Senses. -Dr.
TAN TALKKNBURUH, Readlsg.
ODER A SOUTHWRLLt Wenona.
0. 0. LIQHTUAERT, Magnolia.
KOCH & BJEDEKER,
Proprietors and ManafaotnreM,
ept.r7. OTTAWA, ILL.
COE'8 DYSPEPSIA CURE,
COB'8 DYSPEPSIA CURE.
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CUBE
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE.
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE.
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE.
COE'S BYSPEPSIA CURE.
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE,
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE.
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE.
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE.
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE.
This world renowned remedy for tha snfailinjr cure of
DYSPEPSIA.,
Indigestion, Mek IleadarbS), Sourness or
Acidity of Moniacli, ;illn or I'ood,
Flatulency, LasaituUo, IVparl
,V ;' neaa, . Itllloiisiiea, Liver
Complaint, Dually
terminating Iu
Death
Is urged upon the attentinn and trial of sufferers from this
moat horrilile of all diea.se)4. DyMieiieia bIi.ivth itn raTn In
a thousand tiifli-rent forni, in fact, all 'lirdir of tlm st.mi
acb and llowcln, with all their complHintH, h di f i k IIai-
ache, Heartburn, Depression, general sn- of oii'-aiiness and
feeling that vmi are not well. Kood distresses ymi, ri.-e rdJ
sours on your stoiuiich : breath is bud; skin at times Huxhcrl
snd hot ; Hon t teel h iryou oui'l iiiotr ut st; ahout, ami
worst ot all. Indigestion er Constijmtion, are Dothim; more or
leas than I)j-.sin. Ihoinands upon tlmuranda eiift'ersnd
die this way and nvither tluwelvcs or phyaicluns knows what
aiis them except that they are surely dyiij.
Keaoer, we repeat It, this is all vyspvptia. Iiynn would
have proof of our statement, if you would HVyniirs"lvr aad
children from an early grafe, if you would have health anil
energy and strength, aptiu wo beg you try one botllo of
Coe's Dyspepsia Cure.
You will see how snun it will dispel jMir r I feelinm and
gloomy forebodings. How snon it ill chiue away any species
of Dyspepsia How sumi it will give you new Ufa au l vUor,
and bow en it will make a well ninn or woman. For your
own sake, lor the saKe of evurybody sufforim;, we beg, ws
entreat you to try it.
i
For Liver Complaint .Hid Eilious Drrangeiutint.
It is a sovereign remedy, while for Fver and A?ue, nnd ail
those diseases which are generated in a niiiviiiiaiic tlimuta,
it is a certain preventive and euro.
That its wonderful me-'Mnal virtues msy lift sti'.ud alons
upon our stiiteiiietit. wuppend a fea unsoliciied testimonials
from those whM fwitiori la sodc-ty anil n put ilion us citizens
will place their evidence lyond all iiiesnoii, mid curry wito
them strength ami convii tion iv the most incrtiliiloui.
Sis. Lkstki; Sexton, a wholesale, m-n ii int 30 years. In
Milwaukee, one of ths most roli.it le ami careful men in ths
etate, eats, under date :
M:t.wax'ISk, Wis., Jnn. 5 jfia.
MS39SS.C. G. Clask 4 Co., Aw iitrett, C'mn.
Both myself and iMui used Coe's Dyspepsia Cure, autt
It has provtsl PKRfKLTLY satisfartory a u rvmeiiy. I havs
VO heaitatiou in saying that we h:ve received liKAKT Ben
efit from its use. Verv respectfullv,
(i liuwl) LESTIK f EXTCU.
FrmRrr. I.. F. WAKViArmlirmin,my, 0
M.snl s. CTKO.Mi i AHM.'IKoSii, ' 4
Vrnllrmnx, It (tives mo j;r"t pleasure to mite tint my
wife has derived great benelit from iho use o) Coe's Dyspupsia
Car. She has lieeu lor u number vents :ra!!y troubled
with Dyspepsia, accotiipunied with vieint paroxysms of con
stipation whicli so prostrated her that she w all the while,
for months, unable to do anything. Shu look, al your in
stance, Coe's Dyspepsia Core, uiid 1ms derived UH AT 1!K
EFIT FROM IT. and is row eomparn'lvely v ell. She regards
this medkina as a great blessing. TfulV yours,
Jau 18th, 1VJH. L. V. WARD.
Fiim KaJIFAAC A!KF, AU',jhavy. 7'a.J
Josr.ru Flemimj, DniRtrist. f - CJJ
No. hi Market Sret, 1'iitsl.Hisli.n
Slit: I take preat pleasure In Matin)! that, alter Imt.ng
auflered from "tjspepria lor about litoen jimi-, at soma
periods much more than other, I l.iivn l een emirely nireil
by the use ol Coe's Djspefinia (,'nre. .Vj fihi.ils know that of
lain years my case has bei'ti an i.xtieine oi.u. 1 Im I tri'iit
sutfvrinK from eatinc any kind of fooil, ami on an averair
wnnld vomit about one-thin! oi my nenl?, in h km' iio'i-est..
ble mass. When the severe attacks wou.'J cori", I would
lose all slreii5thsml be inter helpless, feme i.i the .it tacks
would be so si'vere that lor days tot-ether I ouhl not retain
auythiiiK on my stnmueh, .iv a little dry t asi ind ten. For
years I knew not what iryvas to puss fire consecutive hours
without ihteniia pain. Kin., ti e time I tisik the tlrxt ilnsa of
this medicine I cease. voinitin;;,pr -idually all s,,rcness passed
away, and Mesh mid srieoelli r-tiirned, ainl ever since 1 have
beeii able to eat any k.ieJ of food set upon the table, si x
months have now pas-d w'thoiit any s.Mi i l. tisof the, re
turn of the disease. My case was rouxi-iert d by nil, even
physicians, so marvelous, that for n mue it was teared it
Diinlit b llrtitioii: but 1 am now so wtill convinced, that
I have been not mmlv reii,no, lot j t:inmiieiit!y mrei!,
that I can coiis' ienti. i. ..i-cmraetiA C.es 1 y m .w(a Cuif
to all victims ol'dyncpsi..
Late I'astor of the l:nvr i't., JI. E. Chnri h, Alleohauy.
Concln?ive Evidence.
Hi:w 1Uvk:;,C't,, June 1, UC.
Mi-ssrs. C. O. Yijvs'X C
Ur.Ts: Peine; unions, I'roin the irreut benefit derived, to
assist ill spreading the t.unn of foe's l'fspepsii t.'ur, 1 would
state my ease. Jicneihiiii: uver : year I had a voilntit
attack of Diarrhe i. which lasted eight weeks, dm ing which
time I employed ;hr pdysii ians, but witH nit re -t, until I
tried Coe's Dyspepsl.i Cum. The flist dose helped me : I
took it three times u day IVr a wt'ek and was entirely cared;
und l believo to-day that It m"d my life. l!eiur' attacked in
a similar way this sesson, I took one dose, hieli put me all
right. I would ailvise every family to keep it on hind ready
for Immediato use, th chmi of summer or bowel complaints.
t l'LN5.
The above Mr. Dunn Is in our employ, and can voueh
for the above etatemeut beiittf true, A AKX0I.D A CO.
Coe's Byspepsia Cure
Will slss be found Invnluable in enseof Diarrhea, Dysentory . .
Colic, Summer complaint, Orlpiug, and lu. fact svery d.s.
ordered condition of the stsmaeh. . ...
Bold by Druspists In city or country everywbers st 81 pet
bottle, or by spplicatios to
0. 0. CLARK & CO.,
Sole Proprietors,
lsw Usven.
Call snd its as at Strtator.
ttiir.tl.
I .Tob Work r lon- to nr.
xsaiauywuer.
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