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OTTAWA FREE TRADER; SATURDAY, APRIL 81, 1883.
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The Paragraph Fiend.
A qucl story The garret.
A fine man The megtstrato.
Centre of gravity The letter t.
Died in the wool A defunct sheep.
A telling point The end ol a pencil.
A tax John A. Logan despises Syntax.
A German tutor Player In a German band.
A eole-Btlrrlng article A peg luslde a boot.
The fireat American cyclone la ,,Galu" Hu
mil ton.
A cork Is au articlo thut often irets In a
tight place.
Floating Indebtedness is that which cannot
be settled.
Singing In a Chinese jossuouso Is done by
a Celestial choir.
There are some old soakers who would like
to get Into "that whisky pool."
Hand organs aro ripening. -Vw York Com
mercial Advertiser. Beginning to turn.
Lady Dixie saw a mouse. All Is explained.
Tho Cincinnati Krviuirer has the news.
Is It a runaway match In tho insect or ani
mal world when you see one antelope with
another V
Can such things be J An advertisement in
the London Times calls for "a wet nurse, sir.,
gle and respectable." .
An Indianapolis preacher has challenged an
editor to light. The minister refers to his an
tagonist as a "Heaver dam liar."
Tho Cincinnati llazelte has had to pay f on
a libel suit for $10,000. It is this sort of
thlnir that keeps newspapers poor.
A careless printer makes a dancing master
say: "I offer my 6hanks to Uiobo who favored
me with their patrouago last year."
A Texas editor eats ink rollers when his
country produce runs out. Ho is not the on
ly Texas editor who has a patent Inside,
The New Oilcans riruyuiu; in summing up
lavld Davis, concludes that ho will not re
sign the speakership in his own household.
Tho Haltlmoro American owns modestly up
to firty libel suits la fifteen years. Damages
claimed, f.,000,000.00; disbursed, f5W. It
scarcely pays to ilghi with a newspaper.
Tho story of mankind in all ages is told in
this littlo aphorism, attributed to a (ieorjjia
darkey: "A man dat kin mako a llbln' nlnylu'
de fiddle ain't ap to pesterde hoe handle."
"The President seemed disgusted and out
of sorts," says a Florida dispatch. Lower
down we read: "President Arthur has struck
a Sunday-school picnic"--which explains all.
It was Chancer that appropriately said:
"There Is nothing new but what has once
been old." Chaucer evidently knew hash
when he saw It. Ytmkcr Sttilrsman.
Tourists in this couutry arc subjected to all
orts of mean restrictions while slght-aeclug.
"PleaseJo not tumbledown the shaft" is the
notice posted at the mouth ot a Nevada mine.
Allen Potter, ti reporter of the Chicago
Times Sent to Wyoming to repoit the meet
ing of tho Stock Growers' Association, mi ar.
riylng there committed suicide. It is Hippos
rtl li saw tho Wyoming female judge.
John Hrown U (lead, letoiia's man,
We'll never see him more
Anil, come to think, we never hail
Seen Mr. Hrown before.
I'hctl lliold.
John Kright ha changed his mind as to
woman sullrage. The la Idles will have tube
easy on Mr. Hright, however. They will re
member how often they change their own
minds.
A Vermont man the other day aimed a trim
at a crow, pulled the trigger and the bird
fell, it may he added that it was a tame crow
and the man didn't know tho gun wits loaded.
Jloston 1'tist.
The religious faith of loo many people is
as much oil' color as that of the man who
Uoted these lues:
"Thrlco Is he armed who hath his ouairel
)us,"
And four times lie who guts his blow iu fust.
A young m.u named Polk sang all the even
ing to a company of friends at Montgomery,
Ala., and then shot himself dead. He proba
bly preferred suicide to being lynched
Itwhester J'ost-ErpnsH.
The old lady came down to breakfast in a
had humor, aud sharply addressing hereon,
said: "Charlie, did you leave that whisky but
tloonthu parlor table Y" "No, I guess dud
left It." "Why do you guess your fattier left
it?" '"Cause It's empty!"
Here is au ''F.saay on Man" rather more
concise than Pope'. It consists of the fol
lowing canto:
Man's a vapor
If ull of woes;
Starts a paiier,
Itusls and goes.
a Mr. and "Mr. David Davis are home from
their wedding tour, and invitations are out
for a quilting bee. Quilts, however, are not
much needed for this time of the year, and
most likely this Is only a blind, Mrs. Davis'
object bolug to get enough help to tiuild a
patch for David's trousers.
He stands upon the pavemeut
And wrestles with the breee;
Ho looks In through the window ,
And this is what ho sees:
Lights low, a combination
Of mustacho and of curl
Another fellow's hugglug
The other fellow's girl.
it is reported that I.angtry's poodle, Fred
Gehhardt, Is lonlug his mind. It is also re
ported that an Illinois editor has lost a clus
ter diamond pin, a 1,000 watch, and a cigar
box containing (100,000 in government bonds.
We don't believe either story, aud for the
earno reason. linckfonl Jnir.-Ier.
WAsTKI Al'PBCTIOX.
Tuny sat together by the grate.
Hu hitched a little closer,
And said, "A kiss would taste first-rate;"
She coldly answered, " No, sir! "
The fact was simply this: the labs
Possessed another suitor,
And for tills fellow's lovesick gas
She didn't care a hooter.
Again he begged, "Give me or.e ki,
My dear, tny lovely Carrie
One momentary tasia of bliss."
She simply answered, " Narry."
Then he replied: " 1 but require
A single glimpse of heaven; "
She yawned tud sighed, "I must retire;
Vou see the time's eleven."
-One favor, then, your John would ask,"
He said! "Oh, don't refuse him.
Let me but for a moment bask
In Miss upon your bosom;
Let me but rest my brow upon
That soft and heaving billow."
She limply aald, Vour head, my son,
It softer than the pillow I"
Parmena Mir.
MS. BAXTIH TB1.LS ALL ABOUT IT.
The sermon ib, en 4 by the way,
I smiled when Mr, brown
Came sailing down the aislo to day
In her new Easter gown;
The ugly tblngl She's got a waist
As big as three of mine,
And yet sho has tho vulgar taste
To say her figure's tine!
The text oh, do you like my hat
And terra cotta dress?
Now don't you dare to sneer like that
Come, Baxter, tell nie yes!
I know you're tick and coulda't go
To church with me to day.
But jou'd be very proud, I know,
If you hud seen the way
I took the other woman down
With all my Easter gear;
And as for that old Mrs. Hrown
She's horrid ain't she dear?"
Drnrtr TrUmiif-
Griggs's Glycerine Salvs
The lust on earth can bo truly said of
Griggs's Glycerine Salve, which Is sure cure
foi cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, wounds, and
all other sores. Will positively cure piles,
tetter and all skin eruptions. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. Only 2Ji
cents. For sale by all druggists.
Another War.
The country learn with regret that a
littlo island ctMud Curacoti, in tho
Caribbean was, -lias olVcrr-fl an innult to
our lla, bv firing upon tin American
merchant ship. As llicrc it no navy to
demand reparation, it will be necessary
to call for voluntivri to furnish tlicir
own hoaH and men, and go over there
and compel the Curacoatu to bog- for
inercv. All tin government, hat to do
is to call for olunteors, and them will
come up from the Went a navy that will
make our enemies sick. The shooting
chilis of I he Kast and West will rally
with dtickin;: coats and r-liottiiH, and
paddle through Caribbean jrore. We
had thought that c would never ajrain
go to war, and bad mapped out a lite of
peace, with only occasional Mieddinxof
blood (hiring tho (luck Heaon, but tin
call of country has only one meaning
to a I rave man, and if it comes Mr.
Arthur can count on a Ritchie, venvered
hunlinj: boat, manned by one who has
never been known to quail, during Hie
duck season, and it nhoteiin that has
caused many a thick to bite the water,
and knocked many a tooth out of tlm
man behind it. Let it not be said that
any Caribbean can insult our Hit"; with
ini'punitv. and our bark remain moored
at Lake' Koshkonon. and our rnn tfet
rusty. We chafe ami are impatient to
lead" a hundred duck hunters against
the common enemy, ami only await tho
call of our boss duck hunter at Wash
in;rton, to sound our duck call, and nee
the (-porting men Hock to our standard
from I'liekaway, Wiiineconne, KohIi
kotionr, Muskco Lake and Oshkosh.
Tliouh imr country is without a navy,
it is safe, us lonjr as every hunter who
has akill' is n patriot. Let them lire on
our llae;, and when we jret mad enough,
t ho feathers will 11 y. We charge Chen
tor not to be scared, but to look about
him. On every musk rat house in our
land there is a patriot, with hit hind
lejrt wet, waiting to be called from his
furrow, to do battle, pintle rises, Mar
quis of looseberry rules. Let the cart
ridges be loaded" for jjecse, with two
pink odo wads over the powder, and
let us set back in our boats and wait to
be called to back up the American navy.
Just give us the appropriation, and
never mind the navy. Valor In a skill',
it better than cowardice in an ironclad.
Hut we want Juie thin"; understood, and
that is that these duck hunters am not
to collect until further orders. We
don't want liiem all to collect here in
Milwaukee, with their boats and shot
guns, and decoys, ready to proceed to
the Caribbean seat, at our expense, un
til the President calls. When Arthur
loots hit duck call, then they can come
a whooping, and we will agree to lend
them where ('unicornis am thicker Minn
mud In ns on a rice marsh, and where
thevcan till a boat load in two hours.
Until then, let them clean their guns
tind load cartridges.-- I'crk 's Sun.
A Bomanc. in Boal Life.
Tim limi.it v nf thn Cnnri cirl.t
is
proverbial, nnd nianvof the artist.t lmve
fallen captive to tlicir ciiarm.t -ineii
darkly brilliant eyes. half-Oriental type
of face, so enchanting for a painter. A
most celebrated case it that of a sou of
Mrs. Norton, tho Knglish poetess and
authoress. During hit sojourn there,
while painting a Capri beauty, he fell in
love with and married her. much to the
disgust of hit high-born relatives; but
it was a sorrow ful alVair for all con
cerned. The. mother never forgave her
sfio tin' disaniioiiitment he occasioned
hor, and the future Lady (Jrantlv was
made to give up her beautiful children
to their r.ii"Titii relatives that thev
might be brought up and educated at
became their father's station, while ho
lingered out muiic year of a quasi liapp)
existence, dying at last from tha effects
of drinking. Hit wife Lady (irantly,
tho former Capri benutv -now a middle
aged woman, with no trace ot Hit iaiai
Inv-eliness llitit caused her such unhanni-
ness in her dome-tie relations, still lives
on the island, and at long intervals her
children -married in Kngland - come to
see their mother; but the inlluenees of
another sort id" life and society are
stronger than the ties of Mood, nm( them
It little .Miipathv between them.
Virginia Bridal Costumes.
A bridal eoimle from Prince William
county, aged M and (JO, arrived on the
local train in Alexandria. a., says the
ilascltt'. of that cin . on Tliursdav after
noon from Washington, and stooped at
an np-town hotel. The bride's hat was
of the latest design, a large black sun
down, with a narrow band of purph
ribbon around it, with a white pigeon
win'' fastened with two red roebud
and a black lace bow. The veil was of
blue tissue. The dress was of the shade
of terra cotta. Her shawl was of dif
ferent shades. Hit neck was adorned
with a red polka-dot handkerchief, fast-iiii-.l
with a red bow. and a nair of
white cotton gloves covered her slender
hands. Her shoes w ere hsw -quartered
Jell'ersons. The groom was attired in
Ldack broad-cloth, white vest, w hite tie,
i clime luii'kskin cloves, and linen (bis
ter. In one hand he carried a green
umbrella, and in the other an oil-olofh
undid, which held the bridal lunch.
Hall's Ca'arrh Cure Is taken internally. It
acts directly upon tho blood and the mucous
surfaces of tho system. Price 7. n-. V or sale
by an arjgKisu.
Parties desiring to consult Mrs. Dr. Keck
should remember her visit here next Wcdnci
day, aud aot delay to rail on her. See col
nmn elsewhere.
THE WILD MAN OF CAMAS.
A Creature With Babbit Skin Eobe and
Sage Brash Bed Slain ii Idaho.
The celebrated wild man of the Cam
as I'rairio was killed recently by some
parties traveling through the prairie.
While the travelers were camped in the
foothills on tlif edge of the prairie, one
of them, named Micklohaney, went a
few hundred yards from ctimp to kill
some ducks, taking witli him a shotgun
loaded with large shot. When only n
couple of hundred yards from camp the
"Wild Man of (Jamas" jumped up from
his hiding place, and. after running a
short distance, stopped and looked at
Mickh'haney through hit large, clear
eyes for n moment, then, with a shriek
that struck terror to the huutcr and
caused Irim to shudder as the echo re
sounded through the forest, the man.
with the ferocity of a savage beast of
tho jungle, made for Mioklchanoy so
fiercely that in order to insure his own
safetv" he emptied both barrels of tho
gun into him, when he fell, apparently
(lead. Micklehancy went to him, when
tho strange being began to revive, and
he put his foot on the man's neck, and
called to hit comrades to bring an ax.
which they did with all possible haste.
The man escaped just at they arrived,
and with a pitiful moan regained his
feet and started to run. The ax was
thrown at him, and as lie turned his
head to look bie-k it struck him in the
center of the forehead, ami he dropped
lifeless to the ground.
On examination he was found to be
rather tall, with full, clear eyes and an
extraordinarily large head; appeared to
be about forty-tive y ears of age, altUmgh
not a gray hair could be seen. The
wavy black hair of his head hung low
dow n onto his body and his bushy beard
was about two and ahalf feet long. The
body w;w also covered with a thick
growth of hair about two inchrs in
k-ngth. This was also black and very
fine. The linger and toe nails were two
inches hug and resembled claws more
than nails. He was wrapped in a long
robe, made of rabbit skins. The skins
sere sewed together by sinews. On ex
amining the place from which lie made
his appearance it was found that he had
n very comfortable bed, which was
made 'of the soft bark of sage brush. It
was under an overhanging rock ami
well protected from tljc w hul. Near
the bed were two rabbits, which hail
most likely been killed by stones.
About ten year.- ago an insane stage
driver left 1'ioise City and has never
since been heard of. "The -Wild Man
of Camas" may be the same, having
taken up his abode in the then desolate
prairie, but seldom visited 'by white
men. The '-Wild Man of Camas" lias,
since lir-t seen in 17:1, been dreaded by
the lonelv traveler and prospector, who
will be relieved toknow that hois dead.
Coinponr.tioTi of Authors.
Milton received .10 for "l'aradisu
Lost." Sentt received .1,000 for the
copy right of -Marmion.
Mnuiel ( larke received .M) for trans-
atiug Newton s "Optics into Latin.
Kiehard Savaire received ;1X for one
of his plays. Thompson received but 8
ouieas lni'iil-. pot in (-ii Winter. ins
Four Season-," brought him about o00
icuini'iis.
Akeii-ide received Ti for his "Pleas-
w ft f 1
tires ot Imagination. .lames iviaepnci -son
realized 120 for hit translations of
Ossinn." Hugh Kelly realized 150
for hi.s comedy entitled "raise Delica
cy."
The first- volume of poems issued by
Iliirns broiiirht him a profit of over
L7.00. The widow of John TilloLson
realized L',;VH) guineas from the sale of
hit manuscript sermons.
Fielding received inoo tor "loin
Jones." imd i.'l,T0O for Amelia.' his
second novel.
Johnson was paid ,IH) for 'Kasscl-
at. I ne only novel he ever wrote.
Doctor Hawkcsworth received .(i,000
for hit --Narratives of Captain Cook'
Discoveries in the I'acilie iiccan. an
nornious Mim for a very inferior art-
tele.
Aeeordtii" to Pope's estimate, Dryden
netted XI.'jOO for his "Virgil."
Prior received 10.000 for his book of
poems, after which the Karl of Oxford
made hint a present ol xio.ihio.
(iny realized ..,ooo trom tut piny oi
The l.eggar's Opera," and for "Pol -y,"
w hich was a se.uel to it.
Pope received from Linlot. the pub
lisher. !,000 for hi.s translation of Ho
mer. Conttable made advances of money to
Kent t. amount inr in one instance to 10,-
Ooo, for works still in embryo, the very
titles of which had riot been determined
upon.
Charles Keade has received aooui
$17.",00 for his writings. Knierson
earned '.'O.Oh) for his books. Holmes
!fs0,(HH), and ltayard Taylor about 90.
000, his Ihioks ill travel" lieing the most
popular.
Vietor llinr.i received -MJXH) for one
of his books only accorded the privilege
of issuing llHUHH) copies, attcr wmen
the cop right is to revert to tiie nut nor.
Oeorgc 7'dliott (Miss Marion Kvans)
renlied lO.(KK) for "Middlemarcli."
and a like sum from "Daniel Deronda."
Poo received $1 per magazine page,
and Willis $20.. Such writers as Aid
rich, Trowbridge and Higgiuson arc
well paid for fugitive articles.
Tho Omaha of tta Northwest.
North Dakota bat become famous as
the largest wheat producing country in
the world, and the immense immigra
tion to the Northern Pacific country it
fast opening broad lields to fanners,
merchants and manufacturers. The
lands on the line of the Northern Pa
cific eaLof the Missouri river arc near
ly all taken and settlers arc now seek
ing homes on the west Missouri slope
In Morton Counly, whose million and a
half acres of fertile grazing and farm
ing lands are the cream of that region.
Mandan, its county seat, is the distrib
uting point for the vast territory west
of the river. Hut three years ago it had
onlv a few log "sliacks," now it is a
bus'tling city of 2.000 inhabitants, is
growing rapidly and will Ik the leading
commercial center northwest of St.
Paul. "The Omaha of the Northwest"
wa.s the name given to Mandan hyKufu.t
llatch.the w ell-known banker. A Hoard
of Trade hits been organized there,
which will cheerfully send information
regarding tho resources of that section
by addressing the neretary.
iU(0Cfllaneou0.
HEREDITARY
SCROFULA.
RE you aware that In your blood tho
J. taint of scrofula has a prominent
place? This It true of every one It Is lia
ble at any time, on the slightest provocation,
to develop itself In some Insidious disease.
Consumption and many other diseases aro
outurowths of this Impurity of the blood,
lloon's KAhsai-a.ui.i.v has a wonderful
turner over nil scrofulous troubles, as the re
markable testimonials we have receive
unmistakably prove.
Musans. ('. I. Hoon & Co.: r.ontlcmcn-
My voiuiKcsl sou has always been
troubled with hc-rofuloii.t Humor; More hi
Ms head discharRinK from tut ears, and a run
niiiR sore on tlia back ot his car for two
ears; his eyelids would fester and ulcerate,
iliseliainlnu so that 1 was obliwd to wash
Ii en , open every morning. Ids eyelashes
nearly all comlnn out; ho was exrecdinply
d Univ. most of tliotimoeatlmjbuttwo slinlit
meals a day. Wo were unable- to tind any
tliiiiSthathadtholeastelfcet upon him till
last spriiiL'. is?!!, wo gavo him two bottles of
html' burwi'""- Hlsnmw'tlle improved
nt e. The back of his ear V.uv.
up without a scar, and not a sore In Ills lie.ul
Miice. Hinecrclv yours,
Mas. N. C. Saxiioun,
No. 10S Merrimack St., Lowell, Mass.
Wo I not at a rule jillow ourselves to
ime our editorial columns to speak of nny
leiiiedy we advertise, but we feel warranted
in s ivins a wont for Hood's Sarsapari a.
Knrsa'piirllla has been known nsa remedial
iiu'entloi centuries and Is recoiiied by all
schools of practice as a valuable blood pun
tier. It Is put up In forms of almost inliiuto
varietv. but Messrs. Hood &. ,' l.iiwell.
Ma-.s.)vho are thoroughly reliable pharma
cists, have hit upon a remedy of unusual
value. Certainlv tin y have vouchers or
mi-i s which wo know to bo iret extraor
diuary. " ((" .veil HV klyJirmutt.
HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA.
Sold bv !iu:::Us. Price ft; sk for $".
l'repared by'. i- 1IOOD& t'O., Lowell, Mass.
AS EVIDENCE !H FAVOR OF
m r
U 1 Mi U M ILL
id -UW
CONSUMPTION.
tors. D. P, BROWN, Moberly,
Mo., writes: ' 1 have been a
sufferer from Bronchitis for
in tny years, have used a oreat
many remedies, but have never
found anything equal to
Dr. King's
ew Discovery
Thousands of testimonials
similar to above can be shown.
Beware of Counterfeits and lm.
itafions. Sec that the name
Dr. King's New Discovery is
blown in the bottle. For sale by
(i. fl till HI Ml. Ottawa.
OINTMENT! A sure
cure for P.leeding, Itch-
mganii L lecrated Piles,
A single box has cured
the worst chronic cases
of 30 vears standing. No one need suf
for after using Dr. William's Pile Oint
ment. Sold by Druggists, or mailed on
nsceiptofprice,$1.00. P, R. Lance & Co.,
rita, lit., r. I . r i w. .. . .M r
Tha ltutl and Worthlais
arc novcr imiiatci or counterfeit '. Thl is ei
peclally true of a family medicines, and ills
positive (iroof that tht remedy imitated is of
tho highest value. As soou as it bad been
tested and proved hv the whole World that
Hop Bitters was the pur-.-st, best and most
Taluahic family mediclm: on earth, many
imitatious spranif up and bean to steal the
notices In which the press and the people of
the country had expressed the merits of II.
B., ana in every way trying to induce sutler
in) invalids to une their stuff instead, expect
ln; to make money on the credit and good
name of II. H. Many others started Nostrums
put tip In similar style to II. , with various
ly devised names in which the word "Hop"
or "Hops" were used in ft way to induce pco.
pie to believe they were the satno as Hop Bit
ters. All such pretended remedies or cures,
no matter hut their style or name Is, nnd
especially thosti with 1 lit; word 'Hop" or
"Hops'Mn their name or in auy way connect
ed with them or their name, are imitations
or counterfeits. Beware of them. Touch
none of them, t so nothing but jronuine
Hop Bitters, with a bunch or cluster of green
Hons on the white label. Trust nothing else.
llruitclsU and dealers are warned against
dealinif in Imitations or coutuorious.
IE
500
ni sii.
riioicn
tcipena tuny uu- r.. - .
Kully acellntated br two yeara' plantlOK In our awu
eOllUIV. IB OHO HI lr"' l.l,IU..IHii.r,
ntarJ4-ltno 8eeilou No. Township Kavle
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
OIT DKNILITY, l'KKM Alt KK 1KCAY, nnd all Ihf
. I .11....! ...n wtll t..m cl.A M I. r
TeC!S yOUllllUl lunwivir-ii, wi,., ... ..... ... ...
aufferlni humanity, send free l all who need It the re
elneMnd dtreclloo for niakln tne simple remedy h)
which be waa cured. Suffereri wishing to profit by tht
Klvurtlser'a axperlnnee on do so by addreaalna; In per
SpVIt JOIlV a OOPV. Cs.Ur9t..N or
Voice of the People
an
ii
iUteccllanreuB.
Sew Machiues,
ALL KINDS.
c will iu-II full Hr Ids Sr in Machine ilicsjier
llimi miy in in Uiln coimtj', liiUer fur
Cash or Installments.
Oil niul ntui hnnMH on Imntt. All M.fhinit fiiily
rrntcJ. C'll ami wtv
F. D. SWEETSER & CO.
Oltau a, S'uTfiiilxT II. IS J.
That thf season for building
and repairing is close at hand,
any one having contracts to let,
in town or country, should call
on W. K. STHWAKT, (Contrac
tor and Uuilder, three doors
north of the Clifton Hotel, Ot
tawa. Kates low. and perfect
satisfaction guaranteed. Con
tracts taken for Plastering or
Chimney Work separate from
IJuilding Contracts, lluilding
Paper for sale cheap.
I li ivi-iMinl oM vHlmv mi l whit.' ilont 8KKI) CC ii
rrlii!"-il r.ivlv In liiu MM of It 1. whlrli Ii-im ho.-H tln.r
ouu'hly i.'stH, whiflil (iiivr f.ir nili . 011 the nmn, m
1-i if.l. In lli- i-ir. 11I OMi O'.I I.Mi 1M-.I! Ul MIKUnr
KilliliMlMTltnt the c:un n( Dtini. Kliclinl. ill l.5i I'fr
IiiiIm-). runii l.ti-iil' il ni-iir IIii-hU c.Miiily P')nr iouhk.
1'iMtiilllri- it;ttirfH. riu'ii. l.i f-aili- -nintv, l.lllnnK
m.r C. . I'.ftMOM'.
ritssage Tickets,
Foreign Exduiiigc,
Insurance Business.
ir MONiuy to IjOaw.
so.ita';st corner PoiUJIKc? !lo:k.Ott IMiuols
Tfce Dan'l Blake Homestead Farm
FORSALE.
Tin1 olil Daniel Illiike Huini-.toftil farm, runtiiinln
aliout 16(1 iiitcb. sitinili'd In Him iuwm if Si rciia, m ir
Oil- Sitbiii i!tpcr, mi the C. IS. It. I!., I DiriTt'il
furssle. Ccssriiiioii Chun nrvi full. If miuiml. l or
li'lMliNi'liqUiri'iif .IAMI-.S A. lll-AMt, nu inir in-miii-is
or nf M.MiTI.N 1- I.Attl'.l. 1 1 . iimrn -Jiiiu.
Fan for Sale,
1 .... K..1.H1 I lair i.f See inn 1. T. .". N .. It. .t ir.. It I. "I
soid by -!iil-f 1st It will be for rent. For terms :n,.l ,
toil particulars eniiiire nt hw otllce of Thomas C. V n;- i
lerton. west slue Court House, oiiiiwa. III., or of Klch-
d J. r ullerton on me premises. iui.,-m-
Farms for Sale.
A number of (Hood Farms in
this county tor Mile.
15. K. LINCOLN,
Ottawa, Ills.
Nov. 4. lH.i!-U'
THE WEEKLY
La Salle Co. EerolJ
Ilna secured a wider known dlst return as the ablrst.
tne most powerful and Hie umst widely circulated
(iermau weekly In this state, oiittlde of the city of
Chlcaco. It Is recoKnl.'.ed bv erery class and element
as the worthy exponent and representative of the
genius and spirit of the (iet inan population of Central
I"lipopularitv anl itreat circulation amonu lutein
gent and prospermia derniaita bestows upon It a l'ie
as an advert ialnK nitV.iutn which U nut possessed by
ally other (Ietinan Journal In Mill part of the state ol
C. ZWANZIG. Editor.
Ottawa. III.. Msich U. I8M.
To Hervous Sufferers.The Great European
Kemedy-Dr. J. B. Bimpson's
Specific Medicine.
It la a poslltvecure forHperniatorrhea, Beinlnal Weak
ness. Inipteney. and all dtsea.es resulting fnon etf-
Abuse, as sieniai
Anxiety. Lisw of
1umorr. I'ains
in Hack or Hide.
and diseases that
lead to Consump
tion. Insanity A
an early grave.
The Specific Ma
diciae la being
nsed with won
rinrftil sueeesa.
Pumnhleta sent reue ki all. IIM tin toem alMl uCl
ftill particulars. Prlra-Hrsseina. Sl.hO per package, or
six liacaain lor ao, awi'r- mi, ...
(1
K. Y. OK1GOH. Ottiiw. 111.
obtained for neio invention, or for improvement
on ofif one, for medical or other compound), trade
nr. ft tnhttm. Parent. Aseianments. Inter
ference), Appeal, Kuittfor Infringement, and
all cam anting vnaer in mirm ''i prompt-
E ""J U mfrnfm Jl wJFmf y ' Patent Of
1 2ri R nJI K 1 II tml m I ""'' ' '' '
,VtV(fal lllf Hll IT tO"t CO'. -
fifift-nftit Lit tt. btmg vi'lioatt Vie C. ,S. i'lfenf
. " . . f . ,, J. I....'...... a w
jjrparimcnt, rin-i eny;yjett iiui'"i Wu.m-w
c.'udirfli, w can make closer imrehe. and fcnr
ratent more promptly, arm viti omnr.er ci.ium,
thnn those irhn nr remote f mm tl'tittingfon.
cnn v a Inkj
et or n'tc of
tiour deeire: u
fiijis fjiimiaullilul H7lJ uJl'Ue US to linfci.fn'li'i.'v.
free ttfehareje. All corrcrpond'nry.etrirthj con
fidential. I'rlrrt fotp, rmt AO CIIA.1H1H US'
J.t.M iMlJU t J - or.ll iir.o,
irreer in, Vahinatnn, to Hon. Poftmaiter
General V. M. Key. Pen. F. I. Power, Tht German
American National flank, tn oflcinl in the 1'. S.
Patent Oflct, and to Senator and Keprtftntativ
in Pongrc: and especially to or client in ercry
Slat in the r.fnn nnd in fan n da. A i,fre-t
Cppotue i iUtnt I'fice, 11 itt.'ungten, D, tl
SCHOOL BOOKS
Ami 3:hool Supplies of all kind,
at Loweit Prices, at
UAPEUlll & Gsmmu's.
IU
trust . Arria.
2Ug0l.
BLAKE & MOLONEY,
Allornrvi at Ijur.
CTATKOK IIjIINOIH La Halm Co. kH.
O In 1 ,'irruil Court, to June Ttrm 1U.
Mry MrOlnnm r: Nmiry Foley, alliin Ann Foley.
inl John Foley. in C'nnin. .
Alllilavlt of non-rfxltlfix-R if Charlei MiOlnnl. And
Alice Mrdlnnli. Iniplehili-rt with Ui mIhiv ilnhndant.
IihvIiiu tipeii flli.il ti, fv.t. eiprk-iy fifllmi at thit Clrcalr
Court of aald county, nntlrn 1. then-fore hereby irlven
w urn .mil nnn.re.Meut uerendanm inai inu inii,im
ant Hied her hill ol complaint n aniemleU In aald court,
on the chancery utile thert'iif. on the third day of April
1HH.1, and that thereupon a umtnonH Issued out of aald
court, wherein aald milt 1. now pending, returnable on
he aecond Monday In the month of Jauu next. Mil
by law required.
Now, unlena yon, tho said non-resident defendants.
??iHve,.nIV"''J' PPraonally be and appear U-fore said
Circuit t ourt on the drat day of the next term thereof,
t be hohlen at Ottawa In and for the said connty. oil
the second Mondar In .Inn.. ...... ..1 1
or demur to the aald eomplalnanfi bill of rornnlalnr,
the sanie and the mattera and thlnga therein churpl
and state ! will lie taken aa confessed, and a decree vu-
iticu i.hniur., jvii :riiriiinK 10 hip prayer of aald hill.
Ottawa. Illinois. April 10th, . n.'issi.
1.1.1 n, taLU1 Clerk.
lii.saa oc nirji.is.i, vouipu a HolTS.
aprlMur
NOT1C1;:.-Khtat or juu Hall, Pito'D.
Nollce Is hereby (tlven, that tho tiuder.iznrd, Ad
inlnlslratura of the estate of James Hall into nf
the county of .a Salle and stnto of Illinois, deceased,
will appear before the I'mhate Court of tald county on
the third Monday (b'lnt; the Jlut day) (,f mv (cv-i
at the I'robate Court Itoom, In Dttawa, In said county
when awl where ull peimnis lutvlnir claims or deiuanda
attains! said estare are notllled to attend and present, the
wvme In wrltnitf t'nr nilliiituiriit.
Dated thlsltli day of April . n. it's.
KI.lZ.MIK.Tir It AUS
J ami: C. HAIL.
iMirT-3w Administrator..
VC)'l'It;ii;.-l'.TATK ok Maiiy It. Haas. ln'i.
il Notice Is heiehv irlven. tiat the utiderlKneil.
Joseph Haas, Adnilnlblt'.Uor of the estate ol" Mary IV
uiiiu, late or me county or ijse;!e ami state or Illi
nois, deceased, will anneitr before the Probate Court
of said county on the third Monday fbclnx the 'Jlst day)
of May 1SK1, at tho l'rolmte Court Itootn In Ottawa, In
aid county, when nnd where all persons having clain.t
r oeiiiaiios auaiusi hhiii est.ato are notineii to nttenil
and present the same in writing for niljii.stuieiil.
Dated this 5th day of April a. i. 13.
JOSF.I'II II A AS,
aprT-;lw Administrator.
B. K. LINCOLN,
AUorvtu nt Ijtw.
N O'PK 'h'.. -F.vrATK ok AaRux r.r.nwy, Okc'h.--Nolice
is liereliy (:iven, that the tmdersluncii.
K.irHum rainier, Kxecutor of the 1-in will and testa
mem of Aaron Hrown. late 01 the county of I-aSalk".
and state of IIII110K deceased, will nppi ar before tho
I'nib'.lo Court of sahl rutiutv on the third Monday
ibclms the twenty -first day) of May ltS3. nf tho I'm
nate Court Iioom. itl Ottawtt, In said cotintv, whi n
and where all persons Imvim; claims or ilcmanils
auainst aald estate nro noiilled to attend nnd preaeot
the same In w riting for iiliiistmc:it.
Dated this 2Sth day of .March a !. 1SU1.
UANhO.M 1'AI.MI'I!,
ltiarr.l-Sw Kxi'cuti.r.
M1K OM,Y OP Turf OrnpoCTontn Tartar, l inui
rl-Crouiut of Soiln nn I II".i7n nf F.ijiji.
r.cfjuiiTd bS! 1. less,
Cuna urn ' TAIUiKH.
ri-ult and Cuke nretif-vi r l itter when uilut I'
Ii .sioaii'ie.s thf nf'imi--i it i'vipiec trjioni.
'i';-ial paikutfe ism l'!l-:l'.. hold only in can,
byraeuu.' ilukluj I'uuder Co., .jrsi'uw, N. T.
t n a m m avw
i v.sACrai
i' M. & Ht. rani Im:Iwbv h.vfnsrtl-TMiM-il ff;'
I ii'ii! .null, we -IT rfi i-s-il -I'lelur" si iir.db.-s; ..
: M.r-iio-iof It, nnlH.K.lriv. Itit'.i i -.u
vir-.sa Keislon.exi-cllet'.t for oni. dnlrv and ..-to-..
:iiii4 and Kent-ral aKrlciiltnre. For tm'l'' ' J?"
irs. sent free, nddn-ss F lil.HT.Klh.M' N. a '
::i;MilOliD, 0 ortUCl.u-Ka:., Cuicaic-,
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM.
This elcjant drcising
Is preferred by tlioie
whohnveiisetlit, toany
similar atti-!c, on ac
count of iijs superior
cleanliness and purity.
It contains materials
only that are beneficial
to the scalp and h.i
find ilw.lt'4
Restores the Vouthtul Color to Ere, or Faded Hair
. ... r. i , r , r. -J I L.
rarker s nair iiaisatn is tuiciy ptnimicu mm
warranted to prevent falling of the hair and to ro.
move dandruff and itching. Hiscox & Co., N.Y.
0e. and l iIim, at dl.ra to droiri sail mailchm.
GARDEN
inPLELlEHTS,
And eyerythingfor tho Lawn and rdcn at
HIRAM SIBLEY & CO'S,
200 to S06 Randolph SU; Chicasro.
TO meet tne ciomanim oi mnnwis u liVrCitirt
for ronamo , neis v . om-r iu " AM
THOKOVG1ILY TKSTKD Z,0' sj01"
chased anu Biooi.tMi iv our owu bihh
t. i Hi.Ai.iu niuia atii nnynnlfirl.
Hiram Siloloy 4s Co.,
btEU.HMKN, hicaEu, Illinois.
Btwcial rrtces ou car lots shipped direct from
liebraska.
COHmSYLtM.
Nuf.ce i nei-et.y civeii. tin' "" '''''"'.T'lU'Xl
Kriilaysnf each week v;1,!,ln"lnSfii
teliMil ,sylu n. No visitor, a. ...Itti !,
T.C. U IU.SH. N l -l.tity PI
PIxVEPLES.
I Hill ,uai ( fi-i-elthe ni'lpi1
f,ir a simp.e
i..i... ti,.,i will n.niove
rati. n ---
I'niil.l.-H and iiiwc -"'',., 7or proilm !nc a
lie sain soi..
clear and beantiiul -. n'-eo """ ,".,, ,,e monh 'f
Adilrfr", lnclositu 3 rt t"r.
Co. 12 Iltrclay M.
, S.T.
How Lost How Restored!
' ttaithna fiTn'liI
,.f Kl-aaM T.H" i '"v. Mental ..'.I I'liVStcI
XTy ininritii'iienls to Marna;e.etc,. i!.. I m
Vrr and Kit-, tndui-,1 by self -Ind-.l-J
m e or e. al '"ravsiance e
Tiiecelelr.itel atltnor. in iimn in., ' '
.Tjinu.nstn.te. fem a th:rf tears sn.ves.tul practice.
iWit e a'ariMlnsT cmnnem-e. o, si-.f-abuse may !v
ISjic" IIS evrtil; uoiivng "tit a inisle ..I . lire at once
ITnle Veruln an; et.vtual.by ine,i. of which eery
Simple. L - ,. I... n.liti.,1, in.v he. in:ir
"'2 Moiia lf cheaply, privately ami rn i-.;ip.
'T!r This Uctnre should hi in the tuui.U of eyery
-.mth and every man In the la-4.
'sent nader seal. In a plain evelor-. to any aildresi..
pMiiUt. n nwlpt of til cent. c two po-o
ttaaK. Add reaa
THE CULVIEWELL MEDICAL 00.
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