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OTTAWA FREE TRADER; SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1882
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Rural Notes.
3aenku, M arch 20. The democratic nom
nntionB for township officers, to to voted for
y'.h legal voters of Osage township on
T&esday, April 4th, arc as follow:
Supervisor Aimer .logo.
Town Clerk-II. I). Ilogi-.
Assessor F. ('. Verner.
Elector J. II. Jcnnctt.
' Koad Commissioner P. Mrfirtttli.
rhool Trustee Sylvester Miller.
Constable lames McCullciu.
Nominated by the democratic rancus, March
18th, at the Centre school house.
The republicans meet on Saturday, April 1,
elcct men to fill the olllecs nbovc mentioned.
As the right of franchise is of great import-
incc to tlic people, mere win oe iHinuuiiie
wugli this year to salisfy all. Three or four
ejections in one season should lie ample.
Iscooni'io.
Wax-imam. March HO. The roads arc mud
dy, muddier, muddiest.
Duck hunting is the order of the titty.
Mr. Steve I lager bairged fj ducks Wcdm s
lUy night. Who can heal that ?
Miss Agnes (iemmel started last Thursday
& visit friends in Michigan. She will return
jo teach in district No. 3, where she bus been
twirling the ":rch for two years.
Miss Minnie Irwin, of L'liea, will instruct
aw Ideas in district No 8 the coming sum
mer; ditto Miss Thrace Kestlcr, of Ottawa, in
N'o. 7.
Miss Emma Delano, ot Ottawa, is rustical.
B in this vicinity. Call again, M. A.
Julian Knight, formerly of this township,
bot now of Good land, 1ml., is smiling upon
its many friends here.
IScv. M:iluson, of Iowa, has accepted the
, rtaatorale of the Waltliam church.
liev. Parker, of the Second churcti, Chicago,
. tlelivered an interesting sermon in the L'tica
church last Sunday.
Who will lie our uext town collector election
next Tuesday w ill tell. Come, voters.
Miss and Mr. Gray, who have been visiting
oiere, have returned home.
While in the " moss covered city" one day
J&st week, we had the pleasure of calling upon
ike local editor of this paper, and lound him
n a very pleasant mood. lT and I.
deplorable roads. Joshua Pusey would like
the office, but ha wants to buy the Maricilles
bridge, tack Fall Hiver on to Jutland, and do
other choice things like that. Louis Soulo is
a good man, and would do something towards
givlug in decent roads. C. F. Parrel is men
tioned for nssscssor. llciiyalhn! North Fall
Kiver tax liar loel belter ! nrilung tiieir
pence, as their tiny of reckon mg is ut hand.
There mil be no more fat steers, Norman
horses Hint I'. S. bonds bundled out of Fall
River without paying taxes, if he is elected,
unit lie mpicsts the aforesaid tax thieves not
to forget it. As or road coinmi.-sioners well.
Fall Kiver has inree it is suid. A mean man
over in Ilrookiield ollered.fi reward to any
man who would discover anything they hud
'done since they came into office. Hut he
I would have IwmI hit bet, for the older iubabi
i tnnls remember .-'.me time, since of the ul'oic
isaid commissioners shoveling suo.v at $1 a
!.!.... ili. ii. ...nut it.ii. m.iui'i. kiirnu1 A tul III, ii
llllj IHIIlV.il Milk I'llUIIHIJ D'lll"". ...... ...i.-
thet had a red-beaded youth haul rocks on to
Gentleman's bridge until the inhabitants in
thai vicinity ihrealened toresott to mob !v
it they didn't desist. Since then t:vei yiljinir
ha been c u ! I . but 1 lie inhabitants out ibis
way liavel principally on lool tor safely. II.
throuuh and the hill put upon its passage.
One o'clock came and he was still speakinir.
Two o'clock -he was saying, "In the second
place." Three o'clock he produced a fearful
liundle of papers tmd insisted upon reading
them.
The msj u ity begun to have simpletons he
was going to speak ill! the next noon and kill j
the bill. For a while they became merry over
It ; but ns it came on dusk they got alarmed, j
They tried interruptions, hut wni'i abandoned;
Iheni, because each one nlfi-r led 1 1 1 ut a chain e
for distress and rel.
'I hey tried lo shut li l in ilnwvii, but that l'uvc i
him breathing space, nnd finally thev settled
down to ws Ci the lomiIhiI between sirrriglh of
will and weakne.'s of body. They gave bini i
no mercy; no adjournment tor dinner; no;
chniire to tlo more than wet his lips with!
water; no w.ttelenng fruu fits subject ; no sit. ;
tinu down. Mi'inbers slipped mil to eat in re.
lavs, and returned to sleep; but c('otnos
went on.
and trying to look w ide awake. Day daw ned,
anil the majority slipped out in squads t wash (
and breakfast, but Di Cosmos kept on. It;
eau'l la- said lloil ir. was it very lexical, e!o. ,
(inelit or sustained speech. There were ret'e. ;
tiiions and tlisgres-iioiiH. Hut still be kept
until noon came to a b.dlled majority, I i v i ,
with ratre nnd impotence; and a single man
was triumphant, tliouuh his voice was sunk to 1
a husky whisper, ln blooii:diol eyes were al ,
most closed, bis lees totleied Mild his baked
tical Izumt ant) I-nsuranrr.
Dl J. 0. HARRIS,
REAL ESTATE,
INSURANCE,
Steamship Agent,
NOTAK V 1M IJI.K .
I'l.i. ti.i.iiVi.r urn iill..i niil..U. ilnvinir li""" liml. "Kvt'ry
M "t I. ' " V. f nnil
'II to H lllHl kSlllltll til ,t"t your Wittll
I tl7 rrlulli-'l. or In il Hurler lotfl I i
ic hull. "Kvt'ry mull to hi. tr ulc i a if print-rii.
Ihf eorrt'ct thrni! Is for lintli luin'is mill wllers t.f lira!
K-tntf lo ko lu llu' Hi-Hi Kutitle llrokcr, lo it, 1)1! J. O.
IIAUKIS, OttHHH. milium. frli'iVtr
now is ti ik Tim
oiliTi il Ih'1hi ilit viilin', lint I aiirriy ami -if.i.liljr nilviiiii lii).'.
I 'nil uttll tut Kiit lots III miy part nf (hr riiy: snirill i-iitiiirt-i,
or mnrr roinini'tlioUHiinS iirt'ti-iiltini.. maiifloii. AlKoit'tint'
iliTiili il li.iru tins in bunm'sn iru.. :l
f,l,,.tf UK. .). I). HAIllilS.
'I'llK Mil UAI. I.IKK INsfUAVCK CO. OK N . V.. tin
I nUlfHt. Inruftit. KironiftKt mill Itftt foiiiptny In llm 1,'.
Ill li M.K.IIItOKt
V ifTON, March 30. Mr. (ieorgn V Gibson,
of Uutlaod, who has purchased Mr. J. Head
Mopoity ou the hill, is moving into town this
eek, Mr. Gibson and family will be wcl
come additions to our town and society, and
will be most acceptable and enterprising ciii-
rt.na
' The Tile Works commenced operations this
Keck, and arc turning out a tine lot of tile.
The popularity of this Arm, and their wide
pproad reputation tor manufacturing lino
drain tile, is shown by their receiving a letter
of inquiry from a gentlemau in Oil City, I'enn.
J&rfiong oiher orders received this week was
one for 4,(XX) 8-iuch tile.
J he Whitticr entertainment at the school
bouse March 18, the second of the series of
"Evenings with the l'oels,'' by the Musical
Union, ws a good success. The programme
',j!ised oil" smoothly and in a delightful man
ner. Little Jimmle Kyan and Gertie Grow in
duet captured the audience, and were forced
to respond to an encore. The select readings
j Mr. James Green and Miss Dessio Hoot
were read with considerable spirit aud taste.
The remainder of the programme, dialogues,
necltalions, quartets, etc., was well carried out,
nd everyone pronounced the entertainment a
ery cnjoyablo one, and one that icllects con
wderably to the credit of the committee, Miss
C5ora Oreen and Mrs. C. B. Hess. The last of
tie aeries, a Lowell entertainment, will be
given this Suturday evening, April 1. It is
-.ider the management uf Miss Dcssie Hoot,
'ho has taken considerable pains in preparing
a Sue programme, and promises to he tin en
jcyablc cutertalumcnt. It should be greeted
with, a lull house.
The schools are havinga vacation this week.
We umli.T.-taiid the two schools are to Ut con
tinued uuder the present competent instruc
&jrs, nnd we hope the following summer will
wilocss the erection of a new school building.
It is riOmething that is much needed, and as
ibe railroad pays over one-half the school tax,
ibe district is ubuudan ly able to buil l one.
Fatrons of iho school w ill d well to consider
Use matter, and if brought to a vote to cast
liew bftllois intelligently.
The hoard of town auditors met at the town
clerk's ofilec last Monday to audit the ac
eotols of the tow n.
Mr. Noah Duimvau has departed for Texas,
wfcero h will make his future homo.
Occasional.
O.tAKU IC.vi'ios and Fai.i. Kivkk. Mch. 2!).
-M the town meeting m Fall Hiver next
Tuenday it is hoj)ed some action w ill be tuken
towards improving our roads. Good gravel
t at; !.e obtained on T. J. Moore's farm by dig
Zii,t about four leet, or any where in that belt
of laud If Fall Hiver will gravel the road
fp.ui W. C iIwur;'o coiii,i to the lown line at
Mr. Gentleman's, a is said South Ottawa will
W?1 up to it, and then we will have a decent
road lo Ottawa. For the last five months that
road has been almost impassable, and the per
sonal I'iss to every farmer has been five timti
ins share of the road tax would be. TI e
Vavel over that road is enormous in good
waUjor, and the lack of a good road has been
tewcly felt.
A. few misguided individuals in East Fall
River and Grand Ilapids want our towns to
help iuy that rickety, dilapidated contraption
-known as the Marseille hridpr. Thr con
Siwstoiiurs irtfiK. im se k.'ihhm l,t U tti r liul
The new zim rolling mill hat lieyun ope.rh
tions ut Peril.
Ther.' ur.t M naul t user ol sem !:! Ii v. r in 'he
villa;;'' I Noi w av.
A spi:id id surveyors til the I. I .v 1. raiiroml
wero in i.o?tint lust week.
Thu Morris lifliju wh'nt is ui'iiiii (li'iehtslilloh
luciilof a t anning laelory tin ri .
M. T. I.. U'Coiior has Initfil tin: v orks of the
La Sulle liriek mill I train Tile Co.
Thu Alton road's iiph depot at .Slrulor will he
:Mxvift, and stand on l ho old situ.
A rolling mill to make wire for thu harli fence
factories Is the latest project of DcKulh capital
ists. The Km kfottl ehuir nnd lurtilture company has
tiled arlit h s of ineorpoiittioii. Capital stoi k
fJ,(HM).
Prof. l.t'docliowoKI, of i'eru, is orustiizlnj; an
Olivette, eoiiipuiiy from lliu umsleal Uletil of the
Twin Cities.
The Morris livhpiwlfnt hu been uuhtrxud. Il
is a capital paper and deserves thu liberal patron
age It Is receiving.
Mrs. KUtin Wclck, of Peru, acd M years, tlietl
on Sutuitlav lust. She was burn in Ireland, but
came to America in lh-'sl.
Thu Frte I'rtu ssys the Coal Companies ars
disehurKiiiK the single men as more able lo help
themselves than those with families.
On hist Saturday evening Chits, llttrhuld's resl-
deuce, La Salle, was burned. Cause, bud chim
ney; losit, not stated; Insurance, (VJO.
Tne llaltlmore & Ohio railroad delivered In
Chicago ou Monday twenty-nine ear loads o'
emigrants which the Uoca Island carried thai
day to Minneapolis.
Morris Is rejoicing in thu protpect of having u
cutlery works estutilislied there, seven Morris
and two eastern genlleuiun havlnjr auhscribed
f XiMM) dollars for that purpose.
A parly from Uie east has heen corrcspoiidinx
with persons In trustor with a view lo Koin
there and opening a lii'st clasa reBtauiaut and la
dies' dining hull. St re a lor needs it.
Marseilles llniUU i-: "A thrtio foot vein of coal
was struck it. the cuul shuft heint; sunk by Mr.
Ibckforil In the ravine ueur Mux. Kollo e, ut a
depth of l'-!d leel. Thu coul is of excellent iptuli-
tv."
Thu Hitliley.KiUeruiatin sparrint; match takes
place at Oriental Hall, La Salle, on uext Moi.duy.
Ou this evening Morris O'Coutiell, chainpion
middle .weight, will give an exhibition at the
oaiiiu place.
The democrats of Usite tioiiiinaled thu follow-
lug ticket, on Tuesday : Supervisor, A. Huge;
town clerk, II. 1). lloe; assessor, Fred C. Ver
tier; collector, J. II. .ieuiieU; eominisslontir, Pat
McGrulh; school trustee, Sylvester Miller.
L'liea UtizHle; "The casu of Julio Duiielsun vs.
Jus. liark and I. and S. (itlbert has caused a
great deal wf excileinent this week. Mr. Lionel
son claims thai II. S. (iillun'.'s and Or. I. eland's
buildings are upon tin; street, while the oppo
site parties claim that Mr. Iligby's and T. O. Sul
livan's building aru upon the street."
Strealor Fir-' I'rc.st: '"O'lr '.elephonu company
is certainly a very liberal Institution. All ihey
ask of the people of Sireator Is a guarantee of
till) a mile and tlu-v will connect with the Ottawa
exchange. The subscriptions are to be paid In ad
vance, a nil tickets, granting use of the exchange
until used, will he Issued. The rate charged will
he llftecii cents fur a llvcuinutes' talk, after the
thing is established, which seems to us greedy
enough without asking iih advance of nearly
1,000."
Charles Scott, living on the New ton place eat
of town, Tonics, while holding some lath nails
In his mouth, one of them slipped down and
stuck crosswise In his throat. Having vomited
It out, he still thought ho could feel the nail
sticking him, and went to a village to consult a
physician. Not finding the proper instruments
there he went to Wenona. There he met with
no better success, and he theu went at once to
Mendota. Hut thu nail has not yet been found!
At the annual meeting of stockholders of the
"La Sullo Driving Park and Agricultural Fair
Association," held nn last night, the following
named gentlemen were fleeted directors: John
M. Welch, P. R. Do Stelger, John H.uinn, J.
IV. Scaulou, M. Cummlngs, jr., M. C'allagtian.
It was decided to have on July 4th, a La Salle
county "boss trot, ' with a "coll" class, a
"gieen" clasn, and a "free-for-all." A slow
mule rav and Mcviie ride will also have, lines
on the programme.
On Tuesday afternoon two boys were walking
along the C, B. A (2. track In Streator. As the
train passed them thu one pushed the other,
Virgil Chapman, under the train. Virgil, a nine
years old boy, had his right hand crushed and
right leg split from the foot to the knee and the
bone laid bare. The doctor amputated the
hand at the wrist, but with a bare hope that ho
might recover and that the leg might be
saved they dressed It aa best they could. It was
a terrlMn tlcht to see the poor little sufferer
ii, .1, tl ! t. hi 1 H e iWiiir tin nii
Iwoim polli-ti-N tlrtrrn prr iv,r. vKfii'tr tlnui any other
run puny All Ihinkliix :nt ii now iwn vr in me unniruiire.
lo t I lit best. Dli. .1. (I IIAUKIS;. AL'ent.
lips were cracked and blood v. He had spoken j - - :
.wenty-six hours.., ml saved' the settlers their i T p. Y S "u'Ti.an ,.n" ,T.a'rH"!au.'" i.V the
lu ,1,1 I i: nlim . a rsrlile mill Unit will immure an lUmnitain'i' of
. . t vi rvlhlnir ruiM'il In the teiniM rats our. a rliinalr iintai'-
.... ,,,, , . 1 paHeil. rheap lanilt. ntpUl linini:riilloii una an InielilKent,
ueiniirt m r i tun. n nrui n n inns .ion mw-Hiniliiii; iieonie. art sniiir oi tne iKUiiniaccb uuuiiiu lo.
siimuit r just received at O.onati A Hupein tn's.
Invigoriitlng food for the brain nnd nerves is
wluit we need In these days of rush anil woiry.
I'ai ker's (itnger Tonic restore the vital energies
i a ill bruit's good health 'pucker than iiinthing
j you ran usu. Trihuw. 8ee adv.
An I neiiinlleil Stock. ;
Our new to(k of books Is now open. The
stock is so complete and extensive there is no
question it is lif uhhj flrrt elan tuxik t-k in Ihi
WO.
Our stock was not bought for the purpose of
Hooding the country with old editions ut apfnr
nithj low tiriees.
We are selling new btxk, in new editions, in
new and strung bindings, fAf mann'ii pubtha
Uhim, for thu fame and less money ut which oth
ers are offering laxl ynr'n atock.
We will show you a line of the Poets, Standard
Woiks, the motl valuatde, elegant aud complete
line of Juveniles ever opened in Ottawa. This
is fact and not brwj.
Don't buy books until you have seen our stock:
or you will regret your purchase.
Osm.vn t TlAI'BMAN.
For iiroor. matitt. natters. Ac. rail uti
janJH tl lilt. J. O. IIAIilils.
I KNOW
of an importunity to Hrrnre :N0 itrrrs
of if iil WfNterii l.aiul, parliv nn
provril, for only "..)o: I fie one eluinee m ;i nieiliiiO fnr
win:e one. full on lne for neraenlari'.
feini in:, .i. o. ii.t;i:i
I' AHM AT S'.l.T trr
no wains ii
,1. O. HAUKIS
'i n !; i- isiinmtM
i acre la
nuv. 19.
I a llielilt ' I li.irMlii.
OCEAN TICKETS.
of alt lines, to anil fnun all
raii't).
F. iiroj'raii porH. at lowest
ok. .. ii. ii.w;i;is
Ilueklen'a Arnica Sae.
The best salve In the world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers, sail, rheum, fever sores, tetter,
chapped bauds, chilblains, corns, and all skin
eruptions, and positively eurcs piles. It is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re
funded. Price U5 cents pur box. For sale by O.
(curing.
H rain antl Nerve.
Wells' Health Kenewer, greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, leannvss, sexual deuil.ty,
ec. ft at druggists. Depot Mux Ktieussl.
T H F MARKETS.
t IttHWH Wholttnale Market,
Ottawa, March :it, lvj.
n.oCH 4n nan.
Lonil Flour.
Vletor Mllla-Slher Clouil, patent, V IK) llm.. ftSn
MiiiiKariau 4 IK
Zt'imyr SiO
t.lty Mil t-dtlt Kilne, t luu a B'.o
Hurlnv Wheat yd)
yotflgn f inal.
Kloiir. Patent, too 4 09
flour, KaiiMt wlntrr, IKinti 4 00
Klour. Minnesota spring wlieut. retail Kai 3 70
Itran. 1H IHI lbs 1 PO
Corn Meal, retail, i Ua I 40 1 60
OSAIN AM SKKIt.
Wheat. hash 1 10 I 30
Kye, tSSfta 75 (4 SO
Corn. slielluil, W M a CO
Corn, ear 75 W)
Data. 10
TlinotttyHiioil J 00 (a 2 15
PBonui.a.
I'oiatiHia. II Ouah 1 25 4 I nf
Itutter. JS (U XI
Khk. Out 10 w II
Clilrlteiu, live. mnriiiK,) H dot 200 w 3 a
t liirkem. ilremtvl, iter it) S i 9
Tiirknw, ilrrsseO. trr 111 10 14 II
Dm ka, ilrraaed, per III 9 10
lieese. f 111 S (it 10
Hay. ton 10 0U W12 00
Li vi sntra
Cattle on foot, row. loon a 3S0 a ft',
t attle on foul, steers, f 100 lM A 75 6 SO
Kal Calve, live welnlit, Ion B. 4 W 4 6 00
Hlinep. 1111 lit 4 00 iA S
Live IIoki, ion a 61V ( 6 25
TALLOW, UlIiKS AND SALT.
Urd, 10
Tallow, In oil blila., V tt 7
Tallow, hw), a f'-i
sail, bttl 129
llHlea. V it t 7
Calf, (KB 10 U 11
liearon, i 95
r'llut llltlia. ft.. 12
llrySall. (Hft 10
1 lit itraln prices cover whole ranintof luarkft. from WAtf.
home prlcct to nrlcea nalil for otli loaita fi
r feed.
Chicago Market.
Chicago. April 1, 18bJ.
Thu Tiuif of yesterday says:
liusineas lu the board of trade markets was
more active yesterday. On 'Change there was
no Increase In tba trading, liuttliu afternoon call
lirought thu huvc's out, and in wheat and corn
quite an active lltnu was witnessed. Prices were
also linn, unii wucui closeu sirong ai Wednes
day's figures. Corn was fully lc higher, and
oats !d'(ii5.l4'e. Provisions averaged and closed a
shade lower. Ou 'Change cash properly closed
at the annexed prices:
Klour White wUter extras (i 75
Western spring extras. . tl 'i'i
Minnesota patents 7 uu
tW Sf.are money Into tiling rlr.,r,ln, scousu,mrU a. mey are 10 aueu aiguva, eou.u noi
iwn. tii film uuiiiue-u. ' . w...(...i...u,
fcr4iog Uie roods. Fall Itiver mode a gener
oza donation aonie years ago to improve the
leatliof; to it, but tho only tortLiy b ni fit
it ever rixerveil was to accommodate a big
auck-t muck: who live, on bill, and who
wouldn't icive a cent to help the rest of the
twu out it tlK-y were lo mud up to their ears.
Ondidatxs for town offices are as thick as
Sa-aaJ. Kd. Heed ha shied his castor Into the
it or, while Dan Center b ttaading around
raiting to ate the Fall Hiver bog-trotur who
wodtJ tlare tread on bia ct taila. Both have
mla fair superrtsora, but tkey haven't ob
Miacd cent from the county board for our
who. he claims, pushed him under the cars, has
not been found.
The Longest Spwli,
The longest speech on record is believed to
. . . , , ,
nave oceu matie ny ur. ie vxaiuios, in tue icg
islatare of Hritish Columbia, when a meas
ure waa pending which would take from a
treat many settler their land. Ie Cosint
waa in a bopele minoriiy. Tlie job had
been held hark till the close of the session
and unlets legislation was Uken before
noon of a given day tho act would fall. The
day before, De Coaiaoa got the floor at 10 a. m
and be ran to speak against the bill.
1U frtenda cared little for they aupposed
that br on or two o'clock be would be
C 7 00
(d) C 75
di 8 3r
M i:w
& l:t.Vj
(i (W.U
& 4;:h
(a) U,
an to
tlUlMI
Wheat Winter, No. 'J red I 18
Spring No. 'J 185
Corn No. 'i closed at (M
Outs Cash sales of new at 411
Kye No. 'i 81
Mess nom in jut
Lard 10 87
Butter Choice Vo fancy creamery, 40u4:t; tine
to fancy dairy, it-ldUcjIji good to choice, ;J2(!irc;
shipping lots, 1'Jof Me.
r-n l,s r v o, i. no i .
Potatoes Peachblows, 1.101 1.20 per bush.
Catllu Extra graded export steers, $7.40(4
T.fiilj good to choice natives, rt.2TiJt'''.55; com.
moil snipping and killing steers f.Mliiito.i.1):
cow and heifers, :'i.firn(t4.i".
Live Hogs Sales ranged from ( h.i'MC'.ls to
ttaekers.
Wool.. Walter iirown a: (o.'s (Boston) lost
circular reports tliu market since the opening
of thu new year as tirni ou all classes, particular
ly on line (into and Michigan fleeces, and tne
tone strong on other grades. Yesterday's Chi
cago quotations are as follows:
I uti.wat.liea, goou medium, y u oiittlJ
I'ub-washed, coarse and dingy Klutltti
ashed fleece, flue heavy :(4ut.d)
Wesnctl lluecc, Une light :niSN
Washed fleece, coarse 30(o;:!2
Washed fleece, medium 38(iM0
I'nwashed, fine Jt)fi
Cnwashed. fine heavy 18(it
I'nwashed, medium i!(i'".5
I nwaahed, coarse Wit's.
A Bamarkable Ztcaee.
V t '... I Port Dalhou-V. (n
laic, i-u.-ln-i si, i ii.nl itvo tuntliied iv ucr
room for a long time with that dreadful disease,
Consuuiptiou. The doctors said she could not
escape an early grave, Imt fortunately she be
gan taking Ur. Mug a cw Piacovery for Con
sumption, and lu a ahort time was completely
currd. Doubting ones, please write Mrs. Clarke,
and te convinced. Sold by ti. Oehriag. Trial
bottle free. Ci)
Wamaa't Trvt Friend.
A frieud in need la a friend Indeed. This none
ran deny, especially when assistance la rendered
when one u sorely alllieted with disease, wore
particularly those complain U and weaknesses so
common to our female population. Every woman
should know that Kclectrlr Hitter are woman's
true friend, and will positively restore her to
health, even when all other remedies fall. A
Ingle trial always proves our assertion. They
are pleasant to the taste, and only cost 50 rent a
bottle. Hold by E. Y. Ohio, (S)
Stationery Supplies.
We have all the latest ideas inbus-
iness stationery, have new type, and
use the odder Matter-Pad for keep
ing printed supplies clean and han
dy for use. The llodder Pad is the
best in use. It is neater, cheaper,
more convenient, less cumbrous and
does its work better than any other
blotter yet invented, as a mere glance
at it will prove to any man. We
puarantee satisjactwn to all our
customers, giving the best material
and best work for the moneif in Ot
tawa. If you want something good
and neat call on
OSMAN A HAPEMAN,
Printers
IF VOU PAIfJT
Don't Fail to Get Oar Prices
On ulrii tly pur Lewi anil Oil. Ain rxiiniine O'lr Hearty
Mixed I'lilnt. Ktntriiiiit'eil to be siiierinr to the bvt liuiiii
inlittl till ii lit lead, h nil wear lunger.
Beautify Your Homes!
Our new anil clenmit iines of Wu.ll I'apfr and
Wiii'low Hlntilt'x f are selling so low yo can't
afftinl to wliltcwtmli. Call and see tor yourself.
Doctor Yourself.
Wv have all the Patent ICeineitiea sold, nnd hesidt's nianu
farture the inoMt populne ami
Successful Remedies.
For Throat and Lung Diseases, Use Our
None-Such Lunjj Relief.
For Cholera Marbus, Diarrhoea, Dysen
tery and Cholera Infantum, Use
Our Favorite Prescription
For Biute or Human, Use Our Dread-Not
LinimentGreater than St. Jacob's
Oil, or Money Refunded.
For Fever and Ague, Our One Dollar Re
ward Fever and Aeue Cure Is
a Total Eclipse.
DOCTOR SMURR,
Feb. u -tf City Drug; Store.
Nursery Stock for Sale
CHEAP.
The milwrltier willmdl hlotucK of hventreen. Perpetu
al and C'lliiihlnK Uiwxk. at liutliirn prieen. t luiihina tUmet,
ltoa0eent; l'eriietual, !R ccnta; M dame 1'lantler white.
cents. He ha alo a flne lot r Apple, Cherry and .Shade
Treen. Currants. Kuitlish HiMtiwherrlea, Kaapberrirs. Btraw
hernen. Sno halls. 30 diTerent varletlrattf (iraiM-s. all In
siunl ortlor. Nurwry near the Ottaa a Cemetery, or leave
ortlers at Whites Hotel. I. IIAYKS
marl iua. in.
JUST
ARRIVED!
,1s complete a stock of Dry Gmds,
Xotions, Hosiery. Hoots and Shoes
as there is in Ottawa.
Everything in Dress Goods desira
ble and cheap.
Men's Kip Hoots, we have the liest.
We defy competition. $3.50.
Our F. O. Cass Women's .Misses
and Children's Shoes can't be brat;
iind tie invite i aspect itui-.
liemember we sell more Groceries
ih an any store in Ottawa. Best evi
dence that we sell cheap. Jo snide
oods; all reliable.
MAHER BROS.
BEST
buaiueas now berore tlie public. Voa
ran make money (aster at work far
us man at anvinina eisr. lapimi noi
ncvUtti. We will slart yon. ill a day
ami unwanta made at borne by the In
dustrious. Meo, wonieo. buys and girls wanted everywhere
to work for u. Now Is the tlnie. You can work in spare
time only or Ktve jour whole uine. t me ausiMsa. i oo ran
Uveal home and au the work. N other business will pay
yaa nearly aa well. No one ran fall to make mormons pay
by enaairliiic at oaee. costly untr.i ana ivnns iree. jiooe
made fast, t-aay and hoaorably. Adtlreaa Tata 4 Co.. A
nsu, Maine. uoTliy
VOTK, liHTTfcli, ASD JHlLiLe
ll HEaUl prlated la Irel-classsty la, fey UlilaAJI
HATKMaVK rBaaTavaaaorMa
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hi
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H to Dei!"
Wo cannot loll a lie; wv did it with our little
hatchet when we knocked the covers oil our
immense cases of low-priced Spring
Goods; and now we arc
ALL READY
To irjvp j on a w elcome that means business. We have
laid in a New Spiing Stock of
Hen's, ftis; Boys' an! Children's
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
All the Late New and Nobby Styles of
SPRING HATS AND CAPS,
And all the Best and Strongest Made
of Trunks and Valises,
Which are positively a SUlUMtLSK TO ALL.
IVe Astonish the Sight Seer
With an unrivalled collection ot Elegant Style
and Mean tit'ii I Fabrics.
WE DELIGHT THE PURCHASER
WITH PRICKS, WHICH WERE NEVER BEFORE AS LOW.
We afford all an Opportunity to Secure the Newest and Best
Spring Garmeute at Prices within their Means.
OUR MOTTO:
All mmm1s Warranted as Represented or Money Refunded, at the
SQUARE DEALING CLOTHING HOUSE,
White Corner. M. STIEFEL, Manager.
M. KNEUSSL'S DRUG STORE,
MAIN STREET,
West of La Salle Street, 'south side,)
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
( Import aud keep cnnstaiitiy fin huml a law ar.d wcii tidortod atock of
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
All the new and popular I'ateol Mttlliiuei, Kxtraru and Splco for culinary use.
Perfumery, Hrushes, and Fancy Articles for the Toilet.
Paints, Oils, VarnishesWindow Glass, &c.
Particular Attention eiven to tlie Compounding of Physicians Prescriptions.
PARKER'S GINGER TONIC.
A Pure Family Medicine that Invigorates
without Intoxicating.
Parker's
Hair Balsam.
The IWst, Clwitint, and
Motl SUoiH.mi.-il !Utr Drci
tog. Nfvtr talk to rrtor lh
voathfal colt to fny hir.
'iOe. and l are, nt dmctut'-
FLOBESTON COLOGNE.
A nrw ana rlrniliaf fmrrmitl
aad luliaf pttfujat. Pnc 8i
and cau.
If you are a mechanic or farmer, worn out with overwork, or a mother
run down by family or household duties try Parker's Ginger Tonic.
If you are a bwyer, minister or business man exhausted by mental strain
or anxious tares do not take intoxicating stimulants, but use Parker's
Ginger Tonic.
If you have Dyspepsi i, Kidney or Urinary Complaints, or if you are
troubled with any disorder of the lungs, stomach, bowels, blood or nerves
you can be cured l-y Pakkkr's Gincbi Tonic.
There are hundreds of miserable sufferers daily dying from lune, kidney
and nervous diseases who nijjht be saved by using Parker's Ginger Tunic
in time.
If you are wasting away from age, dissipation or any disease lako
Ginger Tonic at once ; it will invigorate and build you up from the first dose
It has saved hundreds of lives ; it may save yours. Ask your neighbor or
druggist about it, or send for a circular to HISCOX & CO., New York.
50c. and $t sizes. Great saving in buying dcHir sue.
ChicAgo, Bock Island ft Pacific Railroad.
NKW TIMF TAII1.K.
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So. J. l'lM-iK-' Kxirt and Mall. . .
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rpHK WOMEN'S HOSPITAL
OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
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