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lu a box A juryman.
A countcr-ir, itau! A clerk.
Rcpmrkably flue board Sawilunt.
Light work for politicians Currying a
torch In a procession.
8iz3 ain't everything. A watch ticlilnr
can bo heard further than a bed ticxin;'.
A ministerial crisus When the in r - i
family increases taster than his wt'iry.
The London W'vrM tells ot u new wn
trlrancc to make Indies teller. Tuc liulic
have contrivances enough for making men
short.
Chicago girls never "stand on oreuio
ny." This is considered a fortun-iie tlnnj:
lor ceremony. Vhilndtlphin (,'ull.
"Ycs,"saia Miss i'enn. ."I rejected Mr.
Unirir. Nice fellow, but I couldn't have
the announcement of my marriage appear
In tho papers under the head line Ilo-rj-Penu."
A scientist say that in the moon a hick
ory nut falling from a boujrh would crash
through a man like a nnnio ball. That
settles it. We shall never iro to tho moon
to gather hickory nuts. Xorrintuni Her
ald. Ella Wheeh-r writes: 'She touches mv
cheek and I quiver I tremble with ex
qumite pains. She sighs like an over
Charged river. My blood rushes on through
my veins. She smiles and m mad-tiger
laahion. As a the tiger fondles her own, 1
clasp her with fierceness and passion. And I
kiss her with shudder and groan." My
conscience!
Tho Hev. Mr. Talmud gc, in a sermon re
cently, told of a New York merchant who
stopped the use of the "vile weed" and
saved his tobacco morny, and nt the end of
thirty-nine, years ho had $20,102.03. At
this rate ho would have to do without his
tobacco and save his money fur more than
1,000 years before he would be as rich as
Vandcrbilt. There arc many obstacles in
the way of leading an upright and temper
ato lite in this world.
John A. Logan is not satisfied with his
great lame as a military commander nnd
statesman, hut is envious of the lame of
Mr. Shakspeare as a grout poet and ilra.
matic writer, and has therefore written a
tragedy which no doubt will also place him
high up in tho roll of the grout authors.
Tho Chicago A cm has beeu permitted to
look over tho MS. and gives tho following
inkling of the performance:
The play treats upon certain incidents of
the late civil war and tno r jinaiiuc. experi
ence of a certain Major Algernon liellville,
U. H. A., who is beloved by Maud (Jlynne,
daughter of a Confederate General. The
plot turns upon the young lady's unsuc
cessful t'flV.i t to convey intelligence of a
proposed sortie to her lover in the Union
ranks. She is slain while masking in
male attire by Kegiuakl Do Courcey, n re
jected lover, who is serving ih her father's
alde-de camp. This melancholy tragedy is
enacted at a spot appointed by tho lovers
as a rendezvous. Major licllvilh; rushes in
ti (l.i.l l.iu Coir i.li.l ii out-nun III! in villi) I
I IIUI inn lll'l l.l"l l -- . ......
tvllh (ri-iff Tho itii'lnilrnmii rnm-lnilou.
thU9. j much comfort from the fact that they have
Do Hell. Alia! Who did lliis? been simply beaten m death in New York.
Lieutenant Mnythe Yonder Reginald j Fn,. s(1(,in dnncra's look upon the close
DcCourcey done it, for I seen him when he ,. ' , . v, . v, . ,,.i.,.i
done it "(S4 "' ! l oik. as a whole-
Heginald 'Sdculh! Tis alio upon my some admomlion, and ongtnuilate them
my honor. I didn't do no such thing. IhcIvim that a number of callow and vcaly
Do Hell 'i'lioii must die. (Draws hisi . i 0,rni lo.vi. been efli-ctuallv
sword.) l'reimiv to meet Hiv Maker
(Stabs him )
Ilgina!d (falling) ! see anaels
Do Hell Mow leave me, good .Stnyihe; l
Tain would rest (KxltHmj .the.) O Maud
Maud, myppullcsH pearl, whatcraven liandi
has snatched theo from our midst? :m I
will lollow thee. Aha, what have we hero?
A phial of poison secreted in the stump of
this gnarled oak !
I thank, thee, nuspio;o;H heuvtai, for this
sweet boon. (Drinks poison) Farewell,
my native land ; 1 die fjr thee. (Falls and
writhes.) Oh, honor! what if the poison
bo drugged? no, no; it. must not be 1
must die O Maud O lbig--() my aweet
country! 1 reel, I cannot see my heart is
bursting Oh! (Dies.) (Enter troops.)
Oeueral (Jlynne Alia! My daughter!
And Ik'Heville, too! Eolh dead! How
sad how mortifying. Convey them to
yonder cemetery and bury them side by
side under tho weeping willow. They
were separated in life; in death lei (linn
be united. (Slow curtain.)
Till! I'AI.I. OC MAIIO.VE.
billy Mahone, it's no wonder Jam frown
Och hone! Hilly Malume!
Your course Is now run,
Your last thread is epuu,
And spoiled is your fun,
As you grumble urn! i;ro.in.
The spell thst y mi cast
Was too baleful to last
Och hone! billy .Mudune!
Hilly Mahone, since November i here
Och hone! billy Mahone!
Virginia will lurv he' bold UrliMdicr
Och hone! Hilly Mahone!
And honest men all
Will rejoice ill your full.
Thouifh to you It Is jrall
To be thus overthrown,
After sliivlnir in vain
To lengthen vour rtliMi
Och hone! Pllly Mahone!
Hilly Mahone, and w hen winter cornrs in
Och hone! Hilly Mahonc!
Vour party will then be rcmnikuhly thin
Och hone! Hilly Muhonc!
Then things will look blue
For Arthur and yon.
And what will you do
When friends are nil S'iwii?
Will you wither and fade
Like the party you made?
Och hone! Hilly Miihouu!
Billy Mahone, can't yon fee; don't yuti know
Och hone! Hilly Mahone!
Thst you and your wnv are predestined to ko?
Och hone! Hilly Mahone'
Vour tricks and yoiir style
Were dishonest and tile,
And good men will smile
When you fall from yoar llirnie.
And Virginia In ncare
Will irrow rich and imueasc- -Och
boner Hilly Mah'ine'
.V. '. .S,i.
"Never mind, mv young kid, I'm going
up to see your mother about this.-' ' That's
all right," yelled back the small boy, "you
just go right along up they. Ia rilled a
man full of buckshot the other day for
going to sec ray ma."
It ia'anncunceJ that Georjjt C. Miln
played llamttt at Emporia, KaiiMs. to "the
largest and most fashionable audii nca of
the aeasoo." It diJ not aeem to detract
from the merit of the pcrfonr.acce when
OTTAWA FHEE TUADKU; SATURDAY. NOVEMBER
'i ei .,c H i- (rci, d act there were
vni i l i out i-h.'m to" :ue auiiiiTof tho piece."
i.i .i ; Mt oi'ihe coiiiitry wlieni the long
drought has bcin prevailing one l the
uoAspapeis, In jn-aking f u rain that had
fallen the previu, day, rim irked that,
"while the hIiots were copious, they
win? not piillieit -nt to nieel the wants ol the
mill men," but Hie mmnotitor made it tip
pi.ar'inilkmen." t'r.mi my airy eaineut high,
Kur uImivii tho paset by,
1 run see
Junl uitoss the Ihiumiihfure,
Such a cliitriniii, itilionalr
Via a vi.
Hut hint puys nut fliylti'ht deed
As I watch tier sit andrcait
Hy Hie hour.
Utile On-mi in r tie Unit In near
And still Icsa thnt I dure peer
In her bower. Jimit JuurnitK
If you knew that joi.tier l.aiil
Was wtiikini: liuocly at htr trade,
Making suiru,
You'd alituin Ironi rhiipMide
And wonder niniiiiifiilli'c.
If her hand
Mewed thu hand
That siTHtehes jour neek
And niuUrs you use, invee-
Tives when it hurts.
f 'furi7r-."v..'.
Crigcs's Olycenna Salve.
T tin beet on earth ran be truly snj of
(JritfKVr (ilycerllie Salve, which Is iiire ure
foi cuts, bruises, n'alils, burns, wounds, nd
'ill other mod s. Will positively euro pllg,
lettet' and nil skin eruptions. Kut if.icti.n
i;iiiiraiiti'ed or money refunded. Only '
:cnts. For tule by all druglets.
Some unknown person broke into an
editor's house recently, but discovered his
mistake, and escaped bet. ire the fdilor
could rob him.
Washington L'tt-r.
I niiu oar ICi'tnilur Corn spondi nt.
Washington, Nov. lUth, 1;!.
There has been an election since I last
wrote you, ana Virginia, the oldest nnd
most mnjcstij of the colonial sisteihood,
has escaped from her abductors repudiated
her repudiators, ami come home to t-tay.
In Massachusetts tho saddest words of
tongue or pen are it might have been Hen,
but It was not. The Dutch have retaken
Holland; not however with the oll free
simple tenure do they hold it, but with the
skin of tneir teeth find with the know ledge
that every button maker among (hem will
have to may at home, am! vte only in bis
own slate, if it is to bo kept in tho Kepiib.
lican line. Hutler'a collapse is not to be
compared with theobliterallon ol .Malume.
Hut yot'.'rd.ay the manikin bestrode I In?
Senate, nnd now nothing is left of Mnhotie
lsm .and the South-swci pini,' Mahonc
movement hut the sk"lctm form .and death
head face of Malume Itself. Lven Kiddle
belter, It is said. Is wavering, and refusing
to be a "mo too" to I he late H hs.
Poliiical ul-e men and sages are some
what confused hy the result ol tho elec
tions in the other Stales. They admit that
they cannot be HiN rpreled by either party
as a promise of success m-xt year' KuV
the republicans who are just now hyster-
.
ICIIIIV
ura'elul for Minll l.wors, ilerivo
I no. -it el jiu iiv. revi ahiiL' more distinctly
,'" "
(Dies.): true issues and tried meu.
And now all eyes are turned to the Na-
, , v ju, ull,(.h , bpi;lnnillg to
' ,. , , ,
with the preliminary drum taps o
throb
I the
great contest in 18S1. The earnest last
hope of the republicans is m tho prayed
for blunders of the coming Democratic
Congress. "Oh I if you dear democrats
will but blunder blunder eaily and late
and often, how we will love and esteem you.
We despair of beating you, but will you
not have tho kindness lo commit suicide V"
The tpeakership light that has not yet
passed beyond the skirmish line, will open
in earnest this week. All the candidates
arc here, and their nspcitivo followings
are gathered about their headquarters
at
dilb rent hotels.
Tho indications are that deiiii cials wiil
make u pretty clean sweep of tho republi
cans holding olllco under the llousu, and
the rcpubllcana of the Senate will return
the compliment by ousting all the demo
cratic officials at that end of the Capitol.
With regard to the Senate oltiees very
j little is as yet know n as to who will get
I them. Senatorial dignity forbids such a
! thing as open electioneering l.y aspirants
for place under that body; and She man
i who does violence to thai dignity cannot
I hope lor any honors at the hands of the
'Senate. Ills generally undeistood that
Col. Hooker, now Serneant-at-arms of the
House, Is a candidate for the miiiiu position
under the Senate, und Mr. (Jeo. (!. (lorham
is still supposed to bo a candidate for tin
secretaryship, but when the time comes to
fill the offices it will be t.mnd that the
htaid old Senators have selected men tor
!the various places according to their own
views, rather than thoKC of the aspirants.
Tho 1'resident Iru bcea and is still rus
ticating at Soldier's Home, r lovely park
about three miles fiom the White Hons?.
The Presidential mansion is now in per
fect readiness for his reception und he will
occupy it about the last of this mouth.
Much attention has been given to the ucc
oration ol his private chamber, about
which he ha the feminine weakness ot
Sara IlernharJt or a .Miss Nancy. It is
predicted that this will be a very brilliant
season at the White Hons", and the cx
travngant decoration d the rooms indicates
as much.
The little unassiiKiini: hous ' owned and
formerly occupied by Senator Thurmau,
will this winter be the home of (Nmrcss
man John Follelt, ot Cincinnati.
Mary ten atom and members have se
cured winter quartets hero, and In two
weeks tho Capital wilt have it luirisiitTive
complement.
The Mr I'tuml.
Ill the midi-t of the hurricane
rnired in the east on Monday fire broke
out ;.iu Shenandoah, near K-ading,
which soon grew into a wldo spn ad c m
llagration. Two hundred and fifty families
are homeless. Tho Ions is about a million
dollars. Tho Chief Uurgess has issued an
appeal for aid, reciting the needs of bis
people ami tho Inopportune coming of the
Arctic wave.
Charleston, S. C, had her holocust on
tho same day. A (ire-trap, in which eight
women anil one boy were employed, went
down during tho progress of a fair sized
conflagration. Three women were Killed,
one mortally wounded, and lour badly
burned. Tho boy was the only occur nnt
of tho upper Hoit who escaped unhurt.
Ho was caught m iho arms of a spectator.
Ilui klen's Arnica NhIvh.
irreMtenl medical wonder of the world,
oit' d to speedily cure burns, bruises,
ulcer, suit, rlieuui, fever sore, cancers,
chilblains, corns, tetter, mapped
Tt.
I'll'.,
.:i.:s,
InoiJ, end Hi I i-Mil eruptions, cunrantced lc
cure in every Instance, or money refunded
ia cents per box. For sale by O. (iehring.
TlIK Oi.dkst Iniiaiiitakt A St. I'aul
dispatc h announces the death, on Sunday,
at Derrvnave, Leseur county, Minn., of
Mortimer Daneher, at the extraordinary
ag(! of 121 years. He was a native ol
County Clare, Ireland, and hail never seen
a day of real nickness In his life. He was
the last surviving brother of a n inarkable
umily, which lor longevity probably sur.
lassed anything in the records of modern
tines. D ineber's mother died in her 101st
yeir; his oldest brother, at the age of 10S
yean ; bis second, at the ace of 117 years
7 ninths and 20 days; nnd himself at the
age f 121 years. The father vas the
shortc.t lived of the family, having died
at the ity; of 80. Thecombined ages of the
three limbers rein hid IMG years, including
the inoth-r -ill! years, and taking in the
father .VJi; yturs.
I'riTsronn, Mass., Sept. 2H, lsTS.
Si us. 1 Liu: taken Hop Kilters and re
commend Himi to others as 1 found them
very benefieiil. Mhs. .1. W. TviXKU,
Sec. Women's Christian Tetu. I'nion.
Tnr. Madisov DisAsTKii The experts
summoned from (hicago, Cincinnati and
St. Paul to cxaiiwu into the cauo of the
recent disaster to Mi; new wing of ihecap
itol building at llulison, Wis., alter a
cartful inspection, ajieo that there was
nothing ib i etive in dans, but do find
serious latent ilelccti in the iron work
which usiaincd the riot of the south ex
tension. Some of the supportim: columns
which arc broken rovenl internal Haws
which render them worhlcss. Their re
port exculpates the arch tect and nlso the
contractors. The Haws It tho iron were
not visible, nnd only r.vealiil by the
breaking of Iho small outei surface which
concealed them. Tho piblic generally
will bo glad to see tho burdm of responsi
bility of this terrible disnstei taken from
the architect and contractors.
A Hur Curo for men.
The first symptom of Piles Is an intense
itching at night after gettlei; warm. This
unpleasant sensation is immediately relieved
by un application of Dr. iiosaiiko's Pile
Kcmcdy. Piles in ull its forma, Itch, Suit
Ktieum and ltingworm can be permanently
cured by tho use of this grout rcn.edy. Price
.r0 cents". Manufactured bv The I)-. Ilosanko
Medicine Co., 1 'iipiu, O. Sold by Forbes A
Lorriaux.
.
Two weeks ago Lafayette Cook, an cc
centric citizen of Auburn, Maine, an
nounced to his family that he would die
Sunday, Nov. II. At the Sunday morning
meal be remarked sadl v : ' I shall never
cat another breakfast with you." Ho was
In Ins usual good health, and in the after
noon went out for a, walk. Returning to
the house ho calmly anuoiuced that Ik;
would prepare himself for Iim cofiin, and
that he was ready to meet his Maker. He
shaved himself care'fullv, and put on clean
clothes. Lying down upon lounge, he
drew a comlorter about him, and appa
rently settled himselt for a nap. His wife
and lamily gathered about him, he bidding
them all good-by. Ho sank into a deep
stupor. They worked over him .all night,
and a physician w is calle I, hut. it availed
nolliing. Eariy iuonday m uiung he died
A .sii Curfl for Skill Diseases.
Hv Dr. Fruzier's Magic Ointment. Cures
an if bv imifiie: 1'imples, Hlack Heads or
liriibs, Hlotclics and Kruplious on the face,
leaving tho skill clear, hcally and beautiful.
Also cures Itch, Salt Kheiim, Sore N tuples,
Sore, l.ips, old, obstinate I'lcers, Sans, etc.
Sold bv ull druuulsts and mailed on receipt
of juice. .rS) cents. Vor sale by Forties
l.oirlaux.
John Swintoii.ln bis new anii monopo!y
paper, The Thinker, makes some Interest
ing culcu'atloiis iclative to the wealth of
William 11. Vandcrbilt. Assuming his
fortune to be $200,000,000, and couvertid
into solid g !d, he figures:
It would require 7,000 very abk' bodied
men to carry the beautiful ingot. If turned
into bright 'golden cf.glos it would tax In
capacity of twenty five freight cars to
transport the precious metal. It would
take 1.100 licensed venders' hones to haul
the golden mass over our btrcets, and
wvuld give seventy JumbouUu elephants
all they wanted to ilo live tons each to
carry Wiljiam's loose change. Mr. Swin
ton in his paper prints a picture of the
procession id elephants lugeiug the
precious tieasure. It has quite an Orien
tal appearance, especially the xilkytutU-of
Mr. Vandcrbilt in a breech clout guiding
ihe pit ten t pichvderms. We were long
ago convinced ih at Mr. Vandcrbilt had
more money than one man could salely
enjoy, but we never had the fact brought
home to us with Cyclopcsn blo vs until
Krother Swinion and his able artist look
hold of it. The elephants t-tiould lie Iutn
gr.aphcJ and bung up in public places.
Stwt T1k.
"How mncb better you look, Mr. 8."
"Yes, I have gained SI pound on Kail's
Catarrh Cure. Have not felt a well iu "JO
veari. ll Has maue a complete ruru uuu
' . . . . ... . . I. - . V. ..
wortu f.si a nomo to any ono wuu us n..
Catarrh."
A.nti-Jkw. The better and liberal min-
dcI sort'of people of Lonaon are excited
anil indignant i.ver the I act that Biniultan
which (M.ii.ily wiili lln-rcteut houois piinl b the
great .Jewish philanthropist, Sir Moses
Monte!iore, on the attainment of the huri
dreiltu year ol bis age, theiv should sppear
in Loudon, on n lecturing uus-ion against
the Jews, the Key. Dr. Sim ker, chaplain to
the i'mpemr William of rjermany. The
Lord Mayor at liivl javc him a rinisMoii
to deliver his In lures in the Mansion
House, but there was such an outburst id'
indignation about it that the Mayor backed
out and the lierman bigot was obliged to
have lecoiirse to thst common gathering
place of all lhal is bigoted, narrow and
mean in thought and religion, Lxeti r Hall,
w hich is under the control of Lord Shalti s
bury. His Lordship not only gave Dr.
Stocker Iho use of the Hall, but further de
graded himself by consenting to pn side at
the leclures. A London dispatch nays:
The conduct of Lord Shaftesbury, in
thus placing himself at the head of a move
ment so unpopular ibat even the Lord
Mayor lelt compelled to desert It, has in
tensified the public indignation against
Dr. Stocker. Today a great petition signed
by prominent llebiewsund Christians was
presented to Lord Shidlesbury, asking him
to abandon the movement and diaullow
the use of Exeter Hall to the Doctor, whom
the petition describes as "the prime cause
of the persicuting spirit which lias burst
forth like a Hood against (iod's undent
people throughout Europe," audit further
says that upon "his head lies the blood of
many innocent children of Israel."
;n'rvn iitibtiily
When all other remedies tail, Dr. Krazier's
Hoot Bitters will cure (ictieral Debility, Loss
of Appetite, Dyspepsia, und ull diseases aris
ing from a disordered Stomach, Liver and
Kidneys.
So tho coming winter, In spite of tho
predictions of the weather prophet t hat it
is to be a mild one, u to be exceptionally
severe. A race of prophets, older, wiser
and more knowing in such things than
Vennor or DeYoe, give their vaticinations
a flat contradiction. A ew York tele
gram of Monday annouucis:
Since yesterday morning time whales
and a lurge school of seals have been
sighted in the ocean oil' lmg Island at
MontauK Point und Greenpot i. Old mar
iners allege that whales have not been
sighted so near land oil' Long Island in
lllieen years. They consider the unusual
occuin-nce to bo the fo-eranner of a severe
winter. Whaling crews put oil' yesterday
from Moutauk in pursuit of a whale esti
mated to measure fifty feet in length. Af
ter an exciting chasu one ol the crows put
a harpoon into him. After being towed
about five miles through the sea with al
most lightning speed they had to cut the
lino aud abandon the cIiiiku. Yesterday a
seal weighing 150 pounds was caug.it alive
iu a seine in Port Pond bay.
I hlcHuo Tilt Slock Show
Tho C. It. 1. A P. Hy. will sell round trip
tickets from Ottawa to Chicago from Nov.
Mth to 22d, good to return until Nov. 24th.
Fare for the round trip, $:t.00.
II. F. I'hbttimas, Atft.
GntMANV ami Spain. Franco is far
from pleased, and not a little uneasy, over
the announcement of a proposed visit ol
the Crown Prince of Germany, "Unser
Frit," to Spain. It may readily Le taken
for granted that on his way he will not
take in Paris. A cable dispatch of the
12th says:
Prince Imperial Frederick William, of
Germany, is the present bugbear of French
Kepublicans. They regard hnnns the fu
ture instrument of terror to France. He
is described as the most dangerous out
come ol German federation, and possessed
of more crait and ambition than his father
and Prince Kismarck together. Tho Ke
publican journals are growing daily more
alarmed over the c iming visit of Prince
Friir. to King ATons , tin I mo pointing
out to Spain tho imprudence of giving
their German visitor too pronounced a
welcome. It is gravely itated by the pa
pers that, the visit siioul I b.j looked upon
with suspicion as a German trick to get
Spain into trouble. Too warm a royal
friendship between Spam and Germany, it
is said, will eventually lie used by Germa
ny for the purpeso of making Spain a
men' instrument of Germany's ambition,
and that Germany will practically make
Spain her vassal. " Alfons ) is warned that
the statesmen ot Spain perceive tho- iTie.in
mg ol Germany's friendly ovt riuivs. and
that any weakness he may betray for Ger
m -in flattery may cost him his throne, bo
cause the Spaniards will not allow them
selves to be Mild into vussalaue.
l esi oti'in v I rom Ilio I'l ess.
i those allMctcd with hint; trouble, hear
a Ion W. I. H'ils in, of the l)!tawa(Pl.) Titian
sys: "After belli;; disublcd for thrvo months
i ith n couch, and lung trouble, often splt
I'.tiiT up hloed, can testify that I am cured
permanently hv tho ush of Dr. Wgelow's
Postilvo (hire." A free trial bottle can be had
t K. Y. (irij:(;' drug: store. ('i)
Tin? Ui'pntilii''i!is li;ive sue!i i I ear ol
Mr. Tililen lliatilny lmbitutlly ntlrinute
in linn r.boiit tlire vlV'tirih of ihe politic'il
events that t'i!e '.ire In t lie country.
Aetorilin l'i lliem he H als eni;Me I
in nomi'iatiiiff eitiuli'ltile-i that suit Mm,
and in lefe.'itni! ratuli.lali'S thst 'In ivt
They tee I113 linnd in tvery politieul pie.
lie i always present to iheir ijuiity con
sciences. The last thinir lie ha done, it
seems, was to work fur the defeat ol Hen
liutler in Massachusetts. ThU u a pretty
oll lie. it appeared hs a pieco f news
in the l(i!tn Journal s'nne time a, and
a pu.ee of news i always venerable lie.'ore
the Ji'iirmi! L'eti hold of il. A". )'. Sun.
Well Itevrarded .
A liberal reward will he paiJ to any patt
who will produce a case of Liver, Kidney or
Stomach complaint that Kite trio ll.iur.'will
uot speedily cure. Kmi them alunt;, it w ill
cost you nolhinc for tho medicine if it fails
to cure, and you will he well rew aided for
Tour trouuie nesiuea. Ail oiooa iIim-hm ,
lliliouKness, Jaundice, Constlpatinn, ai d ueu
era! debility are uiekly cured. Sa'.!.fai turn
Guaranteed or money refunded. Priei' oal
Qfty cents per bottleFor sale by (!. (iehrine;
tS
Arc Amtricnn yoiiim wmni-n incrcli nt
atilc r.rticlcs, like lnh s of co'lou nr tat
cattle? A directory ol" "American lu ir
cseH" h:9 been puhlisticil in L union, gi?
in. the name, am' uil mtilrcss ot viry
Viiung tinmarrittl la-ly in tti 8 country In
whom furl tine Iim disi'eiiilt'd. r U about
to tlesccnil. for the specific benefit of im
IH'cuniousUrit'Hh peer, broken down Irifh
landlord, and other Ii reign advcnlurcr
who waut to trade off their cheap titles or
Iheir worthless clatiu lo analocracy for
fiailinh wiTM having more money than
brains.
17. 1883.
Catarrh
Al llil m" iK'n of the year oviTyb sly !ia a cot. I, ninl
K.uie very timl onc. My frequent cxpourc t'.e inein
tiMiici: of llic now ln-rimie very na.nil.vc. an'l rainrrli
aiiil liilliieiiao are fliii-uilf. i:.liT may te uhlaun'il
tiy til" use "if ll'iml'ii Sarnaparllla.
Fur many ycuri In micci!ori, b'hiiiiiinx lo f r tiack
I Uoi.'t rcaii inlier when, 1 liail tlie raiarrh Iu my heail.
It i-onslrti'it ill an I'teeimlve Ituw from my WW.
Ringing and Bursting Noises
in ir.y lii'iel. Soiii''liuie t!:e liearlni; In my left ear wan
atrei'lt il. Klve year uif.i, nlimit thl eafni of the year.
1 hiviin lo nc Iliiod'n SuriiiiirCla. I wan lielped rljrlit
away. 1 tit a i m tliiHi J to t'cit uicll I felt nii'if carcJ
-Mr. Kll:i II. raullU'lJ, l.uw.ill,
Ji roine llmwnell, men li:mi ami i Mteutive miller at
Vlctiir. iHilHrlu county. S. V., writes: "I have uwtl
1lu..irSarinnrlIl.i fur my catarrh, ami It h is helped
ine. I emipliler Hmil'i 8arwip:rlll:i one if tin? bent
rriiii clles Inr blunl illwaie tn he nlitaliu'il."
100 Doses One Dollar.
"1 liavi- been truunted with that ill.treiiiB com
plaint, catarrh, nu'l have h.-ea oslnn lloml's Sara ipn
rilla, and tlud It one of the best remeilltm I have ever
taken. My trouble hat laslctl I en yearn, ami never
eiailil Ret any re'ief until I commenced to u"' Hood's
Saraiarilla."-Murt'ii Shield, ('h:cao. 111.
Danger from Catarrh
liepi'iida upon the amount end e.xH'iit f the Scrofu
lous Infertleii. I'miuestloiiaiity many ileaihs fio.n
cotmmnptlun can he traced l.i iiealeeteil catarrh.
there Is a violent dtstrem, protracted cuhrIiIiik I'1I.
the eje weep, Ihe unm- dicbarfi-s i-oplou'y, and the
heail hci'Iiis nboul to apllt.
In nieli ca Il.iod' Siirisparllla correct the ca
tarrh by Its direct action In iIIm hari!ln the poison
frohi the blood through nature s ureal outlet', io that
healthy, simnd blood r ai liffi t!i ineinlirnne and Is
why leotne.
Hood s Sarsaparilla
Sold by iliufl!l-t. l : hit for t I'rcpared hy C. I..
1101)1) ,V CO., Apothecailt s, bin ell, Muso. liovlll-lw
FLOUR AND FEED,
Lime, Salt, Cement. Plastering Hair
and Stucco. Also the
LONDON
Horse & Cattle Foci
A po'paiatlon rar superior to any condition
puwder ever made.
Oil Calte, Corn Meal, Ac.
A, HAMILTON.
Hb. 11-tf IU Main street, Ottawa, 111.
H. C. STRAWN'S
Lumber Yard
AND PLANING MILL,
Noar the Illinois River Bridge.
SB!
4 .Mmkr
''VW).,"
l0B ) I
OINTMENT! A Fiire
euro for lllut'din.fr, Il''ls-
iriirnn .' J',.,.v iti'.l !':!oa.
.'. 'mii-!- I . , ... .,1
of 30 yciin-' s:tar..Iiiisr. No ono ::.! mif
fcr after m 'ins Pn.'Vn. mam's 1'ir.i': Oint
ment. S-'M l'.v ir!i?j'i.--iH, or imiilfl on
tt'ceiiitofinicv.Sl.'.U I'.ll. LanceocCo.,
Prrr's, fI.I-.Ve'!. AND. O.
For sale bv Forbes it Lorriaux.
HAIR BALSAM.
13 prcieirc-l l.y tt'Css
wlu.Ii.ivc i;-ixfi;,l K.tiy
Isirr.iV art.. e:i
cour.t (f i ii i:-.r!:T
cleariHncs ainl t.uriiv.
It cont.iii.s lu.it.:ri:i!s
only that are lientticinl
to tliu fc.:ip and li.iir
anda'ivaj-i
Ratorrs the Yoiitlilu! Colcr to Grey or Faded Hair
Pi-L-.-r''. II:.ii-U.il?am is fmelv pcrfi:mcJ ami is
warranted to iircvvi:t 'ilung ot t!ic Hair mul M re.
move dandruff and itching. Hiscox & Co., N'.Y.
Hv. Mill (1 i!m, at denleri In ilmpl sn.l irisdu'iuf,
DISEASE CURED
Without Mt'diciiu'.
I'lflit'ilif iim:rfrff !'' A'll7l'i 7 M'IUH'I""
!!,f iii.iiki . If". ' Elfftr.ft'l mul M.wirhHin
utUiU'lm utter l"o, t vr e. i
TiIM M XtiM-'TON AI'I'l.lAM I-. ( U S
Magnetic Kidnsy M
FOR MEN 13
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l..-.iil.L.-ilii..-.l.sIIl..llt Ill'-i'.U lI.e: l'! IN 1 11 K IMI K,
llll'. IIKMI UK LIMils. NKKVIll-i I. It 111 I I IV, I V IU
O... uKNKI'.AL PKIIII.1IV, KMKrlri.-M. 111 I. VM1. 1
SKI'KAl.lll. S.I.VTI1A. Il.-K-S lir I IIK K I lM:Vn.
eiI I'ISWA.'KS Tilltfll. II V tit. rllll, S.llll-I
nl i.;iiiiiit. Iiiim'1i-,v, Anlmiii,;
H.-m-i I liwi-aH-, li.v..i;i, 'nun u:i-1
tinn, l-lrVMip.-laH. I n. I nr. t ion , Ileeiii;
I '-il .rrl.. I i l.'M. I'llll 1.-IIHV .
' "nHVor'oie tiKNKISATIVK Otlo.YN
wui. I.oxt 'n:lli.v, Ijiu'U "! NVrvf
I' !-. .in il Vij-.ir. Wnstiiis V-:i!( in',
mid nil tli..e lie:." or a perMn ;l lHtu-e. f-ieu Wi.it
eer ra"H On' iii.tim::i ."'te iiil of V:i(tti.'t:in per
liH'iltlliB tlir.-licti tlie pail". inur -.-te.- tli.-in
li-tlf liy u.-iio". Ttieie 1" m u l ulr ah ml
Ous iinpiLi. e.
i TO THE LdDIES. iMii.riim-h? 'Hkues's
!.t llio Hpnif. I'nllimr tit tli.- Wonih.
I n. -iil.-nt.il Hm.ii-rl.ivs.- e f lno. 1 1 nu,
I I'Hinlul. Stiir'-.-l i Ire.-iilMi- M.-n-
m i ii.it inn. .lriveii..i nun i.i..i-4- ...
I. il.-. tliiw li li- H.-t i.m-.iini'.
t'uruiivH Air.-nt liiiowii.
i !miu
Mirp-isi.il In J!iMI:iiii! lH'r.."vinvenirl. I.th ns aeurs
t.v.. ..iri-nt mul u s Miireeof power and vlia.ii itlon. t
Kora irorius.il i--iiini- i 'ini.-.. "
tiv
Price nf eillo-r IL-lt with Maitnette Insons. sei;t l.y.
express C O. 11.. slid i iaiiiinslti.il allowed, or P n:.iil,
...i..t ,.r .irice In onliTlnu send measure nf.
wlst and sii" of Ihm-. Kemitisme t sn -nude In
Irarremy. sent In l-tti r at our risk.
i -i.u idn..t,in i: iriiii.nis sru silsliied U' a.l a:ii.. are
wntiioverihe un'l. r e'otnluii. unit nut in tl.:
VTiP i;.,:' vVrVi'i'
! .1 -1 v. o il i.o i;. ! taken oil t i.ii-'ht. Thrv
h.il.l ttielr t'OWKU K'HiKVKK. ami are wwrn ai aii
sesf'ns of 'lie year. .
n- ihI sump ...r Oi "Sew I'lpsrlur.' in M''liea.
TrivMinent Wirmmt Mlu-in.V wim moil
sae.U f Irstiamr.ials.
Tllk- t m:KTiiN Al'l'MAM K I'll.
LS 1 4 State Mrn-t, Chic iw. 111.
. -seed m dol'sr in iist:i2e sumps iirrnr-
rm. t i in letter at our r.i.it i with sir.' of she usually
worn.an.!trya pilr ol ...ir MsgneMr Insol. v and be
r..niii-r.l..f .Ii.-t-.wrr residing in our other Mainetie
Appl.aii.t. I' wittrriT ro cold feet when I lies sr.'
wl;rn.om.o.e,r.fandt.
Vi j. tt,i i-'iVJU
1 1 PIFbIh
mm. -mm
N,.w Sl,l,-Huf Tji.o ami lo!l"&?l
rrjeesat the Free Trader ar
Printing U.XMIIw. SoJeKToprteWra-TOLFDO.OmO
OTTAWA
Carriage and Road Cart Factory
GAY SON, Pfop'rs.
MANUFACTURERS
CARRIAGES
PHAKTONK,
Buggies, Side Bars and Tanner's
Two-Seated Buggies.
GAY ROAD CART,-
Willed Is acknuwleuiteil bv all w lio have uril them to
l.o thvuioi-t eoiiiilete for
EASE OF HIDING,
Beauty and Durability of any Road
Cart planed betcre tho public.
Call mill examine our dlirerenl styles ofLarrmitts anil
Kuiul ( Hi ts. in'., before im hu,lnn, which we
Will sell as vheikp us kooiI Korkeunbe sol
f ir liy huv umnufueturer m the state.
In Painting) Trimming, Iron ft Wood Work
Promptly attended to nudsiitlsfactlu
Kuaranteed.
Factokt 0 Hux'k West of l'obT OFfiOK
lAHitlAUKM, KUU(iIi:H,0.
H. W. JONES,
Carriage Factory
fHOBK IN VV ANT OK
Good CnrrlHires, Top aud Opt n Ilimv'ies. Slide S'Nit
IIiiwWk. Two-seal open ftu!les, I.inht WiiKons,
hulkleB, &e., enn 0 ml tlieiu at this fac
tory, all of lihi im n mnke, ot the
Itest Material and In Ihe Must Approved
Style und r inMi. all Warranted and for mle at
Low I'iees. Alfo make to onler niieh as are wanted.
i;epn!rindne promptly; paintlisi?, trlmminK woo
ami Iron work.
OTTAWA CENTRE
Wagon & Carriage Manufactory
JOHI7 D. VETTE, Prop'r,
'On Superior Street, no.tr the old Fox
I River House.
Uaelt'E liitriiduee.l .-any Inipertunt liiiprovaaitnts
tn n'sestabllsLme.r.', innUlns 1- tt" larnnst and
most cop eiete tn the city, the under
sljjnwl liiTtt,farmers aid others
de:ir!i!p new vacnn or
old one repaired'
or wtshlntf
Fine Family Carrlafjen, e;il, l'hntonn
iim) Oeiiioemt Wnifoi'S,
Or r.nythnK In his Mne tn plve hlni a call. All wori
WHrraiiiedaii'lpriees that ilefv rotnpetltton.
.liHlN I). VETTK.
Carriage andW?.igon
FACTO h-V,
On Ha'.ii Street
Fr Hicv !ri
OTTAWA.
iU'.fc.
Mannfa- ' a" ksi'ds of I m"
npi.. Kl'ii.o'A nrli.iM styles "t
84TKII l'i. . H.N-. IISMiirRAT IM -
r. Top txl
I ami Tin
mi Waiions.
.-.mi. riist-
I AlSohHTC S VSirtKI'M'.tRI'V.H
i I'llwlK' W .o.i ::! I I, 'i
t Allojr work is warram--!. -io- ' i
i ii.-l.and will ne .i!d s. '. -i" if.'-i-i '
.Alt ll, fm'.d al.
.i i
i.. i.i Ft iu a
.i.'iie worli
i- p-eprtl
.I'. .,"XI-.
."tr,i' iit:d
.l,!.M.
T' Vcetiip'e tlft i-lm.-
... - - I lr .,.1. ..( I -If i-Wlll-k
Vitllliiei
. I
I Csil and see .,ir sio.-k
u,i, Itefi-re Iwi.-iaa.
ATARRH
13 HTCOTHMEyPED BY PHYSICIAKS.
Citirrii of the Nasal Cavlty-Chronle and
' , . . . . -f tin. P r Evs lr
i Throat. It 1 taken INTERNALLY, and
- : nc.t DIRECTLY upon th Blood and
Mucous Surfaces cf the System. It
Is the best BIOOO rurmor in
WORLD, and Isv orth ALL that I
charged for It, for THAT alone.
.sir mm curs m catabsh
F&TS T11E MAREETUP
j M w eftar One Hundred Dollar, for an,
! Crmo of Catarrh It will rot Cure.
WILL, t'LIttl ASV CASE.
Office of A. T. Stiwart Ou
Chicago, 111., June 4, 186a )
1 ifews. F. J. Cheney dt Co., Toledo, V.
1 v., i uqmI llalVn Catarrh Cure,
Gentlemen: I ue pleasure inuwimui iv
Ul s In La mi v ure. it w
cured mr I was very bad and don t beattaxeto
Mr Uiat it will cure any caae o! Catarrh if takes
'wlJ Yourstruly.
J. B. WlATHMJC tA
n-riTJXTT alt ft A HOTTLF
, , w?"" VrcVH.t. W
ttau a otarrn iwt cumt
lie. .
t. rr bottle.
g
6 . O t
Q mT
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HALL'S