The Ottawa free trader. [volume], September 05, 1885, Image 2

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A.t Noi. SO ami 1 Street,
UI iTAllW.)
WM. 08MAN As HONS, Proprietor-.
VM. OSMAN, Euiti.B;
JOHN J, BWKESEV, Citk Khitok.
Terms of Subscription:
I advance, per annum
If not paid till end of three nioutka
if ,t mud till end of lx inontlm
$ 1 .no
l.Tfi
u.oo
Ily currier, tlfty cunt extra.
Fifteen cent. a year l added to FM.e. "'' "l "' "
Ountv to eter prepayment of postage.
Theiitf terms will lie Htrtctly adhered to.
TO MAIL SUIlsrl:ll;HIM.
riease lie certain that the date on the name Ii.Im-1 on
four paper indicate the tune to winch .m have paid
tour .unscnpiio.i. It H docs ...d, pleaw notify us imme
fllately. In Keeping these accounts with so many d.uer
entllM-rllM-ro.-rr..rar.. liable to occur, and we take
this method to keep correct hccoiii.ih with mail sub
icrlbers. If the lahH t not corrected within two weeks
after we should have rc( .Led I in. t.t pleaw liotilyus.
We are even more anxious than on to have the account
correct.
OI'i: M.I.M'S:
-r,. it.i.!,kii mav he oliiamcd at Ihc following
placid hy the Klncle copy, or s:il..T.
for -my length of tun'' al the rc,'ti,ar
11. II. Tool. Kit. S-ri lia, I!!.
I. II. TaiiWllllllii.K. M ir-ei.
V. II. I'Mikkiiii.i, Seneca.
, . iil lie taken
L. T. Van Duiikn, Oraml l.v
Gkokok II. Iliittoin. t o' T 1
thain. Address. Tr t.io.c.
nvc, n.'.ilr arid Wal
Timely li'l'lcs.
Nut l.olifviti' in the mlui'i- Unit "itiiitclie fire
iiimlt! in lieuvcti," a Sliv.ilor i.'iicr culls iln
town "Our mutcliU'-s city."
Acconhng to llic v.iliutioii of IMS."), I.n
.Sulk- county stumls tliinl, ns follows: Cook,
Sl :,,::;iO,U7 ; McLean, . 1 S,-l'., 1 " 1 ; l.u
Sullc, .1H,'J27,S!C!.
When the .SoMiurs Home Coinuiifsioii ur
rivcJ ut Jolicl lust r'riilny Micy found no one
nMhn (lenot to receive llicm. No mich an
incivility was iKissiUe in (Hliiwa.
The editor of tho Toiiica Xnwx liewuiln the
dearth of items in his little village hy Klnt
ing that the hulk of I lie people are Iiuhy
threshing, and that at night I hey do nothing
but listen to the concerts of ihe katydids
In the face of this valid excuse, liichnrdson
onght to go fiHhing or huniiiig for a month
or two until threshing is over.
The editor of the Morris Xeim is eager for
a reputation as a first-class liar. He is re
Hjmnsiblo for the statement that a physician
of that city gave a lady an emetic for a
stomach trouble, and nlic threw up a live
lizard. If bIio had vomited up a live alliga
tor Nattinger would have claimed it as the
one ho pretended lo have ween in the liver
here.
Turf Talk.
Louis W. I less has in a show case ut his
store a number of tdioes worn by some of
the most famous horses In the country, In
chiding St .Iulien, 2 :1 1 Hhdibiill, 2 :12'.f ;
Fuller, 2:VY.i Mattin Wood ward, 2:15
Hurry Wilkes, 2:15: Driver, 2:10 Toney
Newell, 2:1!); Lottie P., 2:l?!j'; Big
Foiip, 2:2:iM; 15eiiny, 2:20; Iielle Echo,
2:20; Ottawa Chief, 2:25; 11. 15. Wlnshlp,
2M, with running mute; Westmont,
2:01i, with running mate; PhyllU,2:15'
and others. Mr. Hess lias been promised
shoes of Jay-Eye-Se, 2:10.';,'; and Phidias,
2:13;. These trophies of the turf, pre
(tented by drivers and owners, Loins prizes
highly and would not part with for u siimll
fortune.
Among the trotters and pacers which
were ut Ottawa during the races and which
took first prizes at Ereeport last week were
Georgian!!, a (Jeneseo horse owned by M
E. Mcllenry, that lowered her record to
2:2fi.'4; Lottie P., who won tho pace, beat
ing her old competitor Silvertail In straight
heats, best time 2:1!); Gypsey Girl, who
v?onln1ieKttuneof2:aO; and Hoger 15.
w ho made a record of 2:2i.
You cannot attend to business while your
mental and nervous organism Is deranged
you have no appetite, your strength Is ex
hausted, and have no heart for anything,
If vou take Nichols' Hark and Iron regu
larly, you will find your appetite restored
and your wrengtn aim vigor reneweu.
Kobt. P. Port or, in his Industrial Series,
in the Inter Ocean recently, gives tho follow
ing figures of the exportation of glass from
Delgium :
1873..
1K74..
1875..
1870.,
1877..
1978 ,
1879..
8M)..
1881. .
182. .
188a..
.5 n,2'.7,2(M)
. 7,8:t;:,(i()(l
. 8,0011,800
. 7,702,500
, 7,574.400
, 7,'.M2,(iOO
, 8,i;4",200
. n.nii.tioo
. 10,888,001)
, Ui,58:i,(ioo
. ll.:!20,loo
On which figures he innhes the following
remarks: "The exports of glassware from
ihe small country of ltelgium, as wo have
seen in the (able given ubove, are cpml in
value to half the total product of the glass
factories of the United Slates, which in 18S0
aggregated !?2 1,15 1,000. There are nt least
seventy establishments in llelgium, em ploy -ploy
ingover 12,0 K( men who receive annually
In wages, 15,000,000 francs (SH, 000,000,) be
ing an average of I! francs 45 centimes
(about 70 cents) per day. The salaries in
this industry are regarded in liclgiuni as ex
cellent. Some of the hands earn as much as
J1.50 and even S'J a day. In the glass
works in the vicinity of this town, namely,
that of Vttl Saint Lambert, about 1,800
workers are employed. The first cutters are
paid $5 per week; second cutters, 4, Ihe
same as the polishers. The common labor
ers earn $3 to ?3.50 per week. Apprentices
are paid 20 cents a day. Over 3K) women
are engaged here. They are paid by tin
piece, and can earn 40 to 45 tents per day.
The estimates heretofore public he I in consu
lar reports, etc., of gltia.i-workers' wages in
Belgium have, In my opinion, been altogether
too high. The most complete and simplified
statement ii the one given above, which
would indicate that the average earnings of
til classea of glass-workers are SI a day,
counting 250 days in the year. No wonder
Belgium workmen will come to America and
work for, say, half American glass house
prices, and consider themselves lords of
creation at that !
The HolilUirn lloiun.
ItHtrlkes us that the Fker Tbadek Is a
little too previous In some of its assertions
in relation to the action of the commission
erstohx:ate the old soldiers' home. Ve
agree with the FhkhThaukk that a more
litting place for the institution cannot lie
found in the state than Buffalo Hock, but
we doubt very mwli that the commission
ers made the statement that of the 1 1
points examined "12 were rejected us ut
terly impracticable and out of the tmes
tion," and that Buffalo Hock "was the best
Mte visited." iUle.
The above is from the Ottawa (Hole, and
docs not state the case honestly. The in
formation received by a representative if
this paper comes direct from Fred.
White, mayor of Aurora, and a member of
the commissi""- H xU"x ,ll;lt 1 - "f ,!""
Mtes offered had been rejected, but neither
he nor the I-'iikk Tcaokk st .ted "of the 1",
points examined 12 were rejected." .Mr.
White also slated that "Huff do Bock was
the bet site so far vi.-ited." This js some
of the out-ide hUoiy of tie- matter, fiieml
Stevens.
. -
our K unlet! Iti-Ktinl.
At a meeting held at tie- council on Fri
day night of last week, the following leso.
lotions were adopted :
y,V-e, ., That the citizens of Ottawa,
recoirnizing the gentlemanly hearing ""d
soldierly conduct of the olfleers and men
coiiipo.- llig the l'ift Brigade of the Illinois
National Guards, lately encamped nt Buf
falo Bock, near our city, appreciating the
many kindnesses shown us by the com
inanding general, staff, Ih-hl and line l!i
cersol the Brigade as well as the manly
and soldierly bearing of the men, respect
fully tender the ollicers anil soldiers of the
First Briirnde our kindest regards and as.
sure them that their coining among us has
been a pleasure appreciated by all who
bad the good fortune to meet them, either
hi camp or in the city.
UrnMenl. That we recognize in the oil!
cers and men, composing the First Brigade
gentlemen eminently woithy to represent
the extreme power of the State.
lltMnlriil, That a copy of these resolutions
be forwarded to the cominaiiiling deneiai
of the First Brigade.
K. (J. Al.l.KN, President
C. L. Stamatk, Secretary.
.
Jlfmri,. Hello, neighbor .Jones, have
you got back 1
Jour. Yes, I've trot hack, and a back
ache that has gripped me for three days,
night and day. So I gave up and came
home, but what I'm to do 1 dun t know.
Hroirn. Well, I know. Get Dr. Car
neuter's Calculi Best d vent, and take accord
Ing to directions, untl I'll guarantee a cure
In two days or less. I know, for I've tried
it myself for that very trouble.
.font. Well. I'll do it. Where can I
find it?
Jlrmrii. At the nearest druggist's.
Durkee, the fellow who recently threw a
stone with such force as to break the leg
of Fei.v, a fellow-workman, could not he
found Monday afternoon, when Jim Cross
went with the necessary papers to gather
him in. He jumped his straw bail and
faded from sight.
'roHierlty.
It Is asserted that agriculture is the basis
of our national prosperity and wealth. 1 he
annual value of the crop ami animal pro
ducts of one Htate (Illinois) exceeds three
hundred millions of dollars. I he nier
c hant, manufacturer, farmer and consum
ers generally are much gnitillcd and greatly
encouraged ut tho proHpects for abundant
crops.
The quality of the 188.1 hay crop Is ex
ccllent and there Is no complaint as to the
extent of the yield. I he extraordinary
crop of oats harvested this season exceeds
that of any previous year. I ho area of the
growing crop of corn largely exceeds the
crops grown In this State of late years and
the prospects have never been better for
an abundant yield per acre of corn, at cor
responding dates for many years past. It
Is a grand sight to the traveler this season
to view the hundreds of miles of almost
unbroken fields of luxuriant corn in this
State, and Inspiring to contemplate the
millions of wealth represented In the grow
Ing crop.
The most Intelligent and progressive
farmers and stix k breeders ot the country
and the leading spirits In many other lines
of business are deeply interested In the
Agricultural Fairs, and are now making
unusual preparations for the great v air to
bo held In Chicago this season. 1 he pre
mium live stock, faru. products, horticul
tural displays, collections of art, etc., ex
hibited at the thousand or more of county
and district Fairs, will as usual find their
way to the great Fair at Chicago, which
opens on Monday, September 11, 18M5.
Ihe Illinois Mate Board of Agriculture
has given each industry represented at the
Illinois state ralr encouragement In pro
portion to its importance to the other in
terests demanding the fostering care of this
association.
Tho managers of the Illinois State Fair
since its organization have offered more
than one third id' a million of dollars in
premiums to the enterprising people ot the
world as an lnceiitne to exhibit the best
results in breeding live stock, the .kill of
the Inventor and manufacturer of labor-sav
ing farm machinery and implements, the
growing of superior specimens of agricul
tural products, etc., etc.
I he managers ol Ihe Illinois State hair
have made many additions to the premium
list this season and largely increased the
handsome inducements heretofore offered.
The premiums offered the several depart
ments of the Fair this season nirgreirate
over twenty-four thousand dollars. This
large sum of premium money Is appor
tioned as follows, viz; Cattle, ;J,M0.1H);
Horses and Speed, $1 l,7!l .00; Sheep. ?',.
CiO.OO; Hogs, $ l,8.V.IHI; Poultry, sf'.HViOO;
Farm Products, iiss,00; Horticulture,
1,122.00; Fine Arts, IH'.t.OO; Textile Fab-
rii-M, $(il8.00; Science and Fdiication, $1,-
10.00 rind Dairy, I20.00.
Tho large premiums offered will induce
exhibitors from all parts of the country to
attend the great Fair at Chicago, and it is
believed that the additional facilities pro
vided by the large number of railroads
centering at the olace of exhibition will
enable the vast crowds to sjieedily reach
the Fair without Inconvenience.
. - .
f'li-erl il Help l at Hand.
" I'm afraid I shall have to In taken te
the hospital or to the poorhouse. I've been
sick so long that my husband, good and
kind as he Is, can't stand the worry and ex
iiense much longer." No, you won't, Wear
wife and mother. See what Parker's tonic
will do for you. Plenty of women as badly
off as you are, have been rescued almost
from the grave by it It will build you up,
curing all ailments of the stomach, liver
and kidneys, and is simple, pleasunt and
safe.
What We Are lnliltel to th South Tor,
There appears In our columns to-day the
advertisement of the well-known (and uni
versally used In the Southern States) Sim
mons Liver Regulator. Years ago it won
its way Into every household of the South
bv pure, sterling merit. It there takes the
place of a doctor and costly prescriptions.
The medicine is becoming widely known
in the .North, and wherever used the de
mand for it has steadily increased. It is a
family medicine, containing no dangerous
and deleterious qualities, but purely vege.
table, and so gentle in its action that it can
be safely given to any person, no matter
what aire the centenarian or the crowing
youngster. Working people are often in
that miserable tate of heiilt.il w hich really
renders them unfit for labor; but they
haven't time to take medicine and be sick.
Simmons l.iver Regulator can be t.iken
without can.-imr any loss of time, and the
system will be luiilt up and itlvL'or.tleil by
if. The Regulator promotes digestion, (lis
sipates iia-ty sick headache, ami gives a
stron:.', full tone to the system. Ill mala
rious climates it is inva'luaU.', both pro
tecting at'ael; from tie disease Mid expell
ing til.' puis hi alter it has entered the sys
tem. It has no eipial as a preparatory med
icine, and can be safely Used when a doc
t'ir cannot bf called in. Persons of tie
very highest char e w-r ai.d eminence have
L'iveii s-iiniiions l.iver Regul;.b r tle-ir . ;
dial and hearty endorsement.
A Tex:
in the I'-
s iiewspal-i-r litters good sen
ilowing parai'i'iipii : 'e i an 1 i
(iiell a ihniie.-tic i lot or put ll ;iiiet"Us to
family jars by simply banning up a green
wor-ted motto of "Cod Bless our lb Hie."
Neither can we siioort our falnlies by su-
ti.-rul i ii" the other hroper motto "Tin- l.ord
will Provide." It is honest toil that makes
the kettle boil.
. .
You cannot attend to business while your
mental and nervous organism is deranged
you have no appetite, your strength is ex
hausted, and have no heart for anything.
If you take Nichols' Bark and Iron regu
larly, you will lind your appetite restored
and your strength and vigor renewed.
Jude Mi sou savs that when death conies
to (dose his eyes in that sleep that knows
no awakening, he w ill fold bis garments
around him and lie down in peace, thankful
that the Grout Master has seen tit to cast
the days of bis life in the grandest era of
the world's history and the greatest of the
I 'nited States. Me has lived during llfty
years of progress in civilization such as
never again can be surpassed and has never
been equalled. l.u Stills Tiinis.
Siil ll Single firay Hair.
" You may laugh and think me a vain
thing," writes .Mrs. J. R. C, of San Fran
cisco, ton friend in this city, "but I have
not a gray hair in my bend, and yet (sad to
say) I am fifty and' a day. Recently my
hair was not only quite gray but quite thin,
too. Parker's Hair Balsam made in New
York, I think did wonders for me. Try
it if vou have occasion. It really does
what 1 say and restores the color also."
Not a dye, not greasy, highly perfumed.
Only reliable ,10c. dressing.
A number of Mendotn citizens have sub
scribed to a fund to be expended in pros
petting for natural gas in that vicinity.
The scope of country Included in what is
known as the Mendota Gas Belt, com
mences near Mclntire's farm, four miles
north of that city, and extends over an area
of about live miles In lireadth and about 10
miles In length terminating in Bureau
county, not far from Wyanet.
Mr. and Mrs. Camp, living near Macon,
Ills., have given a 11(10 acre farm, of the
value of $27,000, to the Illinois Wesleyan
diversity ,a Metlnxlist Institution at Bloom
ington.
" ... . i
"KoiikIi Kals."
ClcilIK Ollt Villi., IIIH'C, roilrlll'K, fllCH, lintx, lll'lllllien.
Heart I'aliis.
1'i.lnltiiMon. Omnmrnl Swi'lllnm. PIzlni'M. Iih11i;i'
lion, llciiiliiclic, hli-eiilewtin-w cur.;.! by "Wi.'lls' ili ullli
lil'IK'WIT."
"ICoiikIi Corns."
Axk for Wi'IIk' "Itoiinh on Ciinin," ISr. (Jnli k coin
plcli' cure. Kuril or wilt corns, wiirtH, liunioiw.
"HiK-lm-railm."
Onlrk. coninli'ti' I'nre, nil Klilnt-v, lllrtililer ttml I rin-
itry DIm-iim-h, Si-iilcllni.'. Iri ltalinn.Stoiii', (OiiM'1,1 UUn li
of I lie llliiililrr. l, Hi iiwih.
Heel-lilies, Files.
Kill. roiiolii'H. iiiiIh. Iinl -hum. nit, uili i-, cit-l'i'is.
ciilpinunki', i li'iiiTii out i.y "liuiiKH on num. l ie.
Tli in People.
Wclln' Health IJein-wt-r" rextimii Ih-hHIi mill viuor.
tairi'K Uysi' I'mii. iinHjti'tin', seu:ii oi iiiiity. ?i.
euiu;li on I'uin."
Curt'H cliolerii, colic, rruniprt, illiirrlui'ii, uclii'S, i.i.lns.
tfpniitiH, ht'iuliM-lic, ueuntiKiti, rlii'uniitliMii. ajc. Kouii
on Cltlll ClttsllTH, 1 H.
.11 nl hers,
If yon mc ftillltar, broken, worn out unci nervous, um'
WellH' 1 li-it.lt It liencw. r." 1. UniKKiMH.
Life l'l-i-server.
If vein urc limine voiir irrln on life, try "VVi'lln' Health
15i-in'iT." lines ilni'i l lo tteak spoilt.
"Itouyll nil riles."
emeu I'IIch or lli nioiTlioiilH. Ilclilnir. rro'niilln
lt'itMiliiiL', Internal or ullii r. Internal ami KMernal
lieiueilo in i-iu-h piu kuee. Sute cure, "hk-. Oniisls.
Pretty AVoiiieii.
I.inlli-H who ttouhl retuln freslinesH aiul vlvui lty. ilnii'l
fall to try "Wcllii' Health Kenewer.
-Knuli on Iteli."
Ilouwh on Itch" cures linniors, erupt Ioiih. riiii;worni,
letter, Nil I r 1 1 - .1 . i . . IViisti'il feel, ililllilaiiiK.
"KoiikIi n t'ularili."
Cerrei'ls nITeiiHlve ikImi'h at onre. Coimilefe cure til'
Worst chvetile ettw'-i. also uiieeuaieii iih areh' fur le.lile
tlirria, Sore 'I'liroat, l-'oui Hreatli. ;ie.
Tin- Hopr of I lie Nation.
rhiltlreu. h1ov In ileM'lopnHut, puny, serauny mm
delicate
use"Vtclls Health Kenewer.
Ciiliiti ti of Ihe Kindlier.
Slineiiur. Irritation, liillainicati.ui. all Kidney and
I'l lnary coiuplimits, cured h) "ltucliu I'aiha." H.
"Wilier Hues, l;i;iclies. '
"liolth'li on Kals" clears tlietu out. also Hectics. Ants.
H. O. STRAWN'B
Liunber Yard
AND P LAMMS MILL,
Near tho Illinois River Bridge
1 .UNAI j HHT'l'liKMKNT. Kstatk of
.1 imks( oi i.ixs, lKcKsKi. Noilie is hertdiy trlv-
en to all persons Inlereste.i hi said estate, that the
utiilersinrit, .Ail mi nisi rai or oi ine ivsinieoT sain .ouiii-p.
( ollins. diieasid. will appear liefore the rrohatc
Court of the county of ui salle an. I state of Illinois, at
On-Couui Court House. In luinwa. In said county, en
Monday, the '.'1st dav of septeinlier a. n. ISSa. lor tin-
ii.irnu- of rendering an aeeoiiut of Ins prm illnpi In
Hie adiiilnisi ration ol said estate for t lie tlual si'ttlelueiit.
Hated at Ottawa, this iuh dav ol August Isss.
joiin w. i:iii.ni:s.
Atikst: A. T. ll vitrKi , Adiiiinlstraior.
t lerk rrolialc ottn. IJ sain-1 u til. au.uw
HENRY QUNN,
.1 tint ttn lit l.itir.
STA TliiOP II.I.I.NOIS, I.A SAI.I.F toill
TV im. In thri'imiit i'vurl, o'Ie'i Trim, A.
n. iss.-..
II. roll II. Suell r. John L. uu-li ami Margaret A.
liil-h. In t'tiiim-rrtf.
Atlldavltof lion n'sldemvof alaive defendatiH haxlni!
Imvu nie.1 tn the rk-rk' utile.- l the t in-ult Court
of Mid county, notice is therefore herehy nlven to
the said lion resilient ilefeudaut that the roinpiaui
mil rileil tils hill of i-oiiiidalnt in said court, ol. HiecnHii-
cerv side t liens "f.on the 'JSHi day of Aunu-t s.s, and that
tlierinsn asiiuiiiions lssueit out ut san court, w Herein
said ult Is now iM-ndliitt. retnriiHhie on theM-coiid Men-
da. In Hie month ol October a.i.1SHhs hv law n-ulreil.
Now, uul.-si. ou, the s.ild lion ri-sident ilrtendaut
atsive natiiisl. thall tM'tmiiially tH-and ants'iir iM-fore said
Circuit Court on the nrt day of the next term thereof.
to be hidden at Ottawa, tn and for the said comity, on
the Mt'.inil Monda) In oclolwr nrxt, and plead, answer
or demur lo the said isniiplainaiil's lull of coiiialalnt.
the same and Hie matters and lliliuss therein chanted
and stated will la taken as eonfesM-d and a din-ree en
tered imailist you acsinllnut to Hie prater of said bill.
n u.i i am l.MUHs i ii m.
Ottawa. Illlnolt, AiiU'it 'Oi. IStCI.
IIkxky OlN.v. loiiiplt'sSolr. anW IW
lieu Italiy wiw lrV rn "uv l)(r CASTOWA.
W'licii h wan a rliii.l, him mud for CAST(H!IA,
kIio clii..? t OASTOIUA,
Wlieu lii liiult'Uililrou, KhoguvotUuiu CASTllKIA
THE GREAT
Unfailing Specific
KOlt
LIVER
DISEASE.
SYMPTOMS:.'
ti-n'iir con(M winir or ovrtni
th.-1.ti W. '.clcs. ir l' nils ftrri
u.i ,krn f r UW
tftil'J s i :'. tn
mi. ttisiu ; Kttlir tntn( ll I liofup
"-.n iNM'i rm 1 1 w itrl r si. r iti h'-sti- it ;
! rniv t .hens l..iwrls.il:iTn.t(fSv ' ' tl.C
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ll'lurtlt't l"ss -f iiiflirv, .1 pmiftil vil-
t I.
I 'i": ilt-lilUlv ..w sj.tiiu. a '..i' K. J fiiW
. I t!ii in .tii-T evi-, ; n 'irv i - -ilt : U-tt ; rot-
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t.rii.f is v .tiity .hi I li-i -'i..ti .1, .it.ii, a
ii i, uci eitti a -.. lliiK-lll.
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tFrCCTWL BPtClFX FOFi
I M.-Viriu,
eos! : .;tl in.
r.iliiuin -.t,
.(.llllidlie,
i i. ll.adaclic,
.N.insca, olie,
.'iciilal Irirelin. liowel CoKiI'laints,
1.1c. , tic, i:ic,
Is c-r-n.lly us'd in Oic fundi to arouse the Tor
1 Liver to a lic.ilihy actum.
It .'.r-.s witliout (livturhance t3 the vitein, i!iot
cr ec million. It regulates the l.iver, ami
en; .-s tiie hi!e to act as the puree. The excels of
I in- licim r.cmoveil, .- Ii.nie elli-t't is produced
and lii.iitli i perfectly restore.l.
The Ki'tJtibitor is given with safely ami the
happiest results to the most delicate infant.
I .,r all diseases in which ll laxative, altera
tive or purgative is needed it will give the
most pcrfeit satisfaction. The Cheapest, Purest
and liest Family Medicine in the World !
THERE IS BUT ONE SimiWONS
LIVER REGULATOR !
Src that von ert the trpiuiine. with the red Z
on front of Wrapper, prepared only hy
J. H.ZEILSN & CO.,
SOL8 PROrRIBTOFS, PHII.AIKI.PHI., PA.
M. T. MOLONEY,
Attorney ut I.mr.
STATK OF ILLINOIS, I.aS.i.i.k Col A TV hs In
tin' i hi uit I'niirt, tn Oftibtr ti-rnt, a. it. iss,-,,
MaiX'ret Hi cker i . hurli-s ( ri-ler. Kilanl Crlsler,
HIihiii ( risler, Franklin l.'rlsler. lleni-v Criler. I.yilia
iM-nioii, Mary Ann (mlile. at lierlnv Warren, Aniamhi
ll:,lei, Kriini is HilHn-.-". Sally Austin, Knnly Aiirtln,
ll.irnel SinipMjn, Orrin r.lllnajN imd .lane Ilodc-kins.
I hi nri ' ii,
Alll lavit of tin- non-rculileiiee of Hie detetidant
Mary Ann Oolilc. Iniplemleil Willi th alsive ilefeml
anu' Cliiu ii's ( risler et til., ImviiiK lieen tiled in the
( lerk's olllee of the ( irenit Court of mild County, mi.
lire is lin-li't'ire lu'reliv mvelttothe Mini non-resident
dcleiclHiitx Unit Hie eoinplalnant llled her lull of com
plaint in mi: id ( .ni t. on tin' Climieery side thereof, on
I hi- lit )i day of March 11. and that thereupon sum
mons issued on: ot said Court, wherein said suit is now
pell. 1 m-.'. returnatiie on the second .Monday In the
innntli of ( letolier rrxt. us is hy law iTiUiml.
.o. uniesj yon, the said non resident defendant
aliove uaineil shall personally Im mid appear hefore
s lid Circuit ( ourt. on the tl 1st day of t lie next term
tliereoi. to lie hidden at (iitawa In and for said County,
on Hie second .Monday In Hi toiler next, and plead, an
swer or ileiuur to the sjid coiuplaiiiaut's hill of com
plaint, the same and the matters and things therein
chart; oil anil slat, d will he taken as confessed, anil a
decree -nteri'd anainst vou according to the prayer of
said lull.
WII.I.IAM W. TAVLOU. Clerk.
Ottawa. Illinois. August j7tli.ls.siS.
M.T. M.u..i. KV.Coinpt's Sol. rtlinSlt-lw
a. x: jbiNUULiN,
Att'ifiiefif ut l.iliV.
I.VIX A I. SKTTI.KM KST.-KTatk ok Assn. IlBWET,
I Kkckask.ii. Notice Is herehy islv.-n to all persons
interested In saldestate.that tlieuiideislnni'd.KM'ciitois
of the last will and testament of said Ansel Jlewcy,
deceased, w ill appear hefore the I'tolmte Court of the
eounlyot Ui Salle ami state ot Illinois, at tut- coinny
Court House. In Ottawa. In said county, on .Monday.
the ilt day of Septeinlier A. I. ISsS, for the purpose of
renderiiitf an aceouiit of their priM-eeillntrs in the admin
istration ot sain esiate lor the unai sen leiiieut.
Dated at Ottawa, this it day of AiiL'tist IsK",.
SAMl'i:!. K. HK.WKV,
MILTON A. HKWKY,
A itkst: A. T. Uaiitki.n. r.xecutors.
Clerk I'ruhate Court La Salle Co.. 111. ati('-M-3w
1,MNAL SK'ITLKMEN'T Kstatk ok I'ktkh II. Dick.
Iiki k.skii. Niiiiee Is herehy irlven to all per
sons Interested In said estate, that the unili'iik.'ned. Kx
erutoroflhe last will and testament of said Peter 11.
Hick, deceased, will appear helore the I'ruhnte Court
ot the county of Iji Salle and slate of Illinois, at the
County Court House, In Ottawa, In said countv. on Mon
day. tlie'JIst day of septeinlier a. i. ISH.'i. for the purpose
of re uilf rim; an account of his proceedini:s In the ad
ministration of said estate for the Dual settlement.
Dated at Ottawa, this lath day of August Iss.",.
LEWIS K. SKKKL,
Attkst: A. T. BBTKl.a. Kxiicutor.
Clerk I'ruhate ( ourt Im Saile Co., Ill, aurti-llw
G. W. W. BLAKE.
Attiriii'' ut Luie.
CTATK OK ILLINOIS, La S.m.i.k Corvrv-ss. )(
time f urn l ui .ii Suite roiuitti, In the O. tnher
Term, a. ii. lssr,.
Marv Hradshaw, administratrix of Ihe estate of
1'atrii k Hradshaw. deceased, vs. Michael Hradshaw
and Julia llradshaw. t'etitimi In nil rent tttute to pity
Ui bin.
Allldavltof the noii-resldeui'e of Michael Itrad.-hw
defendant ahove naiued. having been tiled in thcortlce
of the clerk of the Probate Court of La salle county,
notice is herein l-Hcii to the said Michael Hradshaw
that the said plaudit!, Marv llradsliaw. administratrix
of the estale of Patrick llradsliaw. deceased, has llled
her petition In Hie said Prolmlei ourt of La Salh coun
ty for an order to sell the preml-es lii'lohnini to Ihe es
tate of said dedeaseil, orso tniicli of it as may he need
ed to pay the debts ot said decrasi'd, ami described as
follows, lo wit: Lot eleven In block thirty-nine In
States Addition to the town (now city) of Ottawa
ill the county of La Salle and state of Illinois: anil
that a smimfoin Ima been Issued out of said court
aeain-t jou. returnable at the October term a. h. Is-5
of saiil court, to be hidden on the third Monday of
October a. P. b-ri at the Court House In O'tawa, in
Iji Salle county, Illinois.
Now. unless vou, the said Michael llrail-liaw n1ii.11
personally be and appear before s lid I'ruha'e Court of
ji Salle county on tin- first day of a term thereof to be
hidden at the I ourt lloiise in said county on the third
Monday of October IN-S. and plead, answer or demur
to the 'said complainant's pedum died therein, the
same and tl lalicrs and thing's therein charu-i'd and
slated will he luki'ii as confessed, and a ileeree entered
against vou aecoruiiiL' to the prajer of said bill.
Ottawa iillliol-, August I. III. I .-a.
A. T. II AK'i'KI S.
I'rohali-Clerk'.
Oku. VV. W. Hi. ik K, t impM's Solicitor. iuw:-."iw
HENRY GUNM.
Atlnrln ii nt . nr.
MAS I'KK'S s LK.--sTA l'K 'I'' 1 I.I.I N' Us. I. a Sit.t.K
I l M l ss. l.u .( 'i iiuiii I ii i i ii I n;i I.
In the matter of June Shell -. Klli-ti .1. sin 11. J. I.n
life suell, Willie Suell. Kii' n .1 hiit-11. mi in iii!--i ram
ot the el.ileol I 'ill II p Sla'll. deee.seil ; H armon W. 1 1 lu
lu and the North Wi-stcn Mutual Lite Insurance Coin
pan. . Illl lil'.i '" '" i' '"J' )l- l!'ll
I'lil'iic i.otn-e is In ii n ien, ihiii in pursuance of a
ilei-reial order eiitrit 'l in tn- abo. i-n.iiieu c.msc. m
said couit, on tl,.. third day of .Mhtust .. . lscS.
I. (.eo. y. W. lliake. M i-ii r ml Ii me. r lorsatdcuurt.
on Ttte-ilal . tie Ii i - I da. ot S pteinln v . .. at In..
o'clock in ili t-rt ii -I said day. shall sell al public
aUilioi, to ihe l.ijnet I'tnl 'n -t bni.ti-r. f.r casli. al the
scuili il of the ( i.tinty Court House iii i il law a. in said
ruiinii, the follow. n.' di -crt'ied rial e-lai.-. subject to
Hie lien lie'al by it-e Soil n esiern Mutual Life Insur
ance Coin p in. . si ; ii.i le in liiec-iint. o I ,a salie n initial e
of lllllil'f. to w it 1 '1 be ol"! ll .11 ot the w est hail of sec
tion Iweim -si .eii, tow n Hum -three north, rati.e two
ca.-t of tli,' tlilru pnniipal iiierlihan contaii ii one
hundred and sixty aer, . more or li s-: tou'eiher with
all and singular the I lenient and hereditaments
thereunto b loii-iii'. ol-.o. W . . liLAKI-:,
.Matter iu ( Uaui ery.
Aitirint irb. a. ti I--...
Iikmo Oi s, So'.'r for Coiniil'ts. atijis-lw
KICHOLSON & GENTLEMAN,
.If.'o. If ut I.UU
MAsTKK'ss.vl.L.-sl' vi ki ILLINOIS. L. Sai.i.k
K. i 'I rv - ss. l.u s.i i if I'nir.f i :,.nti i "Hit,
In Hie matter ol Cru II. Met orniiek and I.eander
.1. Mi l ormink s. .I S. Hm k. .lohn Currier and l-.'.ia
Currier. tin Iti'i to ''.'"' Wi'itnji-,
Ihiblic noiiee is hereby .riven, thai in pursuance of ft
iba'i-etiil order entered iii the above eniitied cause, in
said courl, on the fourth day of Anvii-i a. i. Ks.'i. 1.
Oeorrft! W. W. lliake. Master in bam en for said court,
on Tuesday, the eighth il iv ol September'... u. IsS".. at twu
o'clock In'tbe afternoon of said da. shall wll at public
am tton to the hichet and la st Imld, r. for easli, al rbe
south door of the A . ii tit v t ourt lions,., in uitawa. in
said coiiniv, the follow mi d.-x rme.l real esiate. situate
In Ibe coiiiitv of IjiSalie and stale ,.f Illinois, towtt:
Thewest haff i w i ot t ne southeast , planer isei4 of
section fifteen il.V; also lot tlits-e t .i In the iiorihwct
.piarter i nw i of section twenty -seven i; . all In town--liiptbirtv-Hix
iii. raujc ll'.ree ea-t of the third prim I
pal ineridlaii: t.v'ether with all and -uicuiiir the tene
ments and hercditaiiietits tbereunto Ivlouaiinir.
t.KO. W. W. HLAKK.
Ainiiv-t Slh. A. t. lss M.tter In Chancery.
Ll, II.U. ON V t.KMI.KM.N. Clllllt's Slll.'ltols. '
auKVIw,
IVI'ICK. fsTATt or HKKY llltl MllM Il.
UK. ii - Notice is liereiiv alien that tne iin-icr
signed. Adniintstrat -r of the F state of Hcniv Hruiit
iu.i.ii iMiei.r ti. roi rv of l.a salleand stat. 'of Illinois.
d.veas.sl, will appear before tl.e Prolwte Court of said
county u the tlunl Moiiit.iv ilk-nut Hie Istli day) ot
(Klolti r IssVal Ibe Probate ourt Kuoin. in Ottawa,
in said .Miintv. when and her ail n-rm haln
elslins or demand against anl estate are nolin.il t.. at
tend and present ihc same in nunc for adjustment.
Dalcd th! llUli day of Auu-t i. P-
KLK'N llltl MBAC1P
aug!5-w Administrator.
OTTAWA MARBLE WORKS
EMIL KVYL
(8UCCIMOR 10 UALDWIK ft KCTL.)
F0HEIGN AM) AMERICAN
Marble and Granite
Original Designs
Best Grado of Stock 1
I'lao WorkuiftDahlp
Eo'.tom Prices
Vard on Clinton Sliver, opposite .loi.e..' ('an la;;o Shop,
OTTAWA ihlilWOlS",
FLOUR AND FEED,
Ltme, Salt, Cement. FlaoterinK Hair
and Stucco. Also tho
LONDON
Horse& Cattle Food
A piepniatton tar su,.i-rlor to any condition
powder ever made.
Oil Otkn, Corn Mnal, Jlco.
A, HAMILTON.
Fob.U-tf 141 Main tn-i't Ottawa. Ill
C -YI i. LA K I
Aurora, N. V.
MII.ITAICV ACAHKMV
Mai W. A. J' 1.1 NT, l'lliiclpal.
Contractors and Builder
TKOS. & HUGH CDLWELL
MANUPACTUKCKS OP
Kasli, Doors, Blinds
MOl'LDIMiS,
Stair Rail Ualustors, Newels,
&c, &c, Ac.
Kop In Btocfc Tmrnl atnl I'lnin lliillillno I'ttprr,
iocA'if, tunyi-its &'IU9. anil everynuuK neia'ssawy locoiu-
filete a house. Y e take eontracta In any part of this or
lit! adjoiim.p' states. I'srlii-s ronteiuplatlntf building
wottlil do well to can on us untl get our tigures.
OFFICE AND FACTORY,
La Salle Street, Ottawa, Ills.
J. IV. GLEGG & GO.
Are iirrparnd to lo nil kinds of
Gas I Steam Fill
AND PLUMBING-.
Wrought Iron Pipes, Fixtures,
Fittings, &c, at low prices.
ItHscineiit
. OTTAWA ILL.
Opera lloiihe Itlock
Chicago, Sarlington and Qmncy B. E.
TIM K TABLE,
October lMtli, 1883.
L.- . - -1
Going South, 5(. Going North,
Pass. Paw. b.l STATIONS. , I'asa. I Pain.
No. 71 No. t S; ISS No. 70 No.f
B. B. s"5 O B. I B.
P.M. LV AM. LV A M. AR HM. Al
4.45 8.45 ...Chicago... 10.30 7.10
6.14 1(1.. '8 Aurora.... 9.1'.! 5. US
1. 15 10.28 1 .West Aurora. 1 I.U7 5.34
3 Kox HIv June 2H
6.30 1(1. -H 6 ...Osweuo.... S 8.51 5.2b
6.40 10.53 lli ..Vorkville... ! 8.42 5.P7
6.46 11.00 15 Fox 3 8. .14 S.'W
6.54 11.06 19 . Millbrook.. 3H 8.26 4.53
7.03 11.13 '22' ..M.llinKton.. SH 9.18 4.4S
7.12 11. S3 27H ...Sl.-srlilan... 5 8.n8 4. 34
7.22 11.33 32 ....Serena.... 4H 7.58 4.i
34 ...Hlakes.... li
7. SO 11.42 35 ....AVedron... 1 t 50 4.15
7.37 11.50 S9s ... Dayton.... 4 7.42 4.05
43H C.K.I.AP.Cr'g 3V
7.50 12.02 44 ; OTTAWA h 7.28 3.50
41V South Ottawa. V
46m ..Hide Truck..
8.10 18.84 '(a';.rtnl Kidtte. 7.08 3.30
56 ...ItlchanU...
8.30 12.43 m ...Strentor... 6.5fl 3.15
P.M. AB f M. B 1 A M.tiV PM.l.t
freight trains parrying passengers leave Ottawa a
follows: For Karl. 4.20 P.M.; for Aurora, 10.0- a. m. .
for Streatnr. 5 14 a. .. S.ifi P. and HMfi a. m.
Morning train makes close contieetlou al Aurora fo'
a!1 points east and wa st.
PullMian Palace Miveping Cars, C B. ft K). Irawlki
U.Kjii Cars, Horton's KeeliniiiK Chair Cm., imd the C
U. ft Q. 1'i Bi e IHt.itir Cars, by tldf route. Al! Infor'h
Hon uiKint rate, of fare, sleeping car aecottitii ulatlrn,
and time table wil h cheerfully given bv im.lyiiifc k,
HKKC1VAL LOW F.I.I.,
Oenera! Ibmsenger Agent. Chleugo
TUOH. J. I'OTTK'l.
(h-neral Matnu-r. Chicago. OKo. K. HOK.
A.fettt ar i urawa
Chicago, Alton & St. Lonis Railroad
On mid after April -H. Its I. trains on the C. ft A. It
ll. pass Join t us follow s:
RalMI N.lliTII
Kxpress Mali
Lightning Kn press
Iienver K.xpress
K. C. and St. L. K press
Juliet Accommodation .
Ct.uxo Surrii.
. . fl. 15 p M
. . Vi.i a M
..12 "SI P M
.. .1.15 A M
. . 7.1X1 A M
Fxnress Mull.,
.10.1.1 A M
.10.111 V M
. 2.UO P M
.12. 15 A X
. 6.15 P M
Lightning Kxpress
lieuver E press
K. C and St. I.. Kxpress
Joltct Accommodation
Lightning F.prc. Denver Kxpress. ami Kansas City
and St. Iuus Kxpress trains run daily; Kxpress Mall
and Juliet Accommodation run daily, except Sunday.
Kansas Cltv and St. Loin Kxpress going south rum
through without change of ears. Morning train to st.
Louis has free chair cars, and evening train tl.r.iUKli
sleepers to St. Louts and Springfield.
JAY W. ADAMS.
Ticket Agent C. ft A. U.ulroad.
Chicago, Rock Island and P.-.ciSc FvIIroad.
SEW TIMK TAHLK.
Col NO East.
No. 2. Pacitle Kxpress and Mail
" 4, Night Kx press
" 6, Kansas Cltv Kxpress
" , hiciigo and Uaveiisirt Accom
" 1u, IVru Vast Accommodation
" 12. St. Paul Kxpress
f 'reiutiU CmriU'm 1'iuitngnt.
an', II.!.'.".'.'.'" .'
v'. '."!'.'.'."!.
1I.25 a
3.16 A M
2. Hi A M
2.113 p a
; if. a
11. 55 A It
1. 58 P II
5 . 25 P II
7.45 A V
It. N - m
1.15 P
(iOINII W ST.
No. 1, A'lantle Kxprt-sa
3, Night Kxpress
" 5, Chicago and Kansa-i 'tty Kxpn-sa .
' 7, liavenport Aeeonini.alallon
. Q 1,.rti Vast A.'l'OlllllHMlation
. S.-SI r m
. 1. 20 A
. 2.12 am
.12. 10 P M
,. s.m P
. a. as p m
.10 15 AM
. 2.1I3 P
" lli t?t. Paul Kxpresa, via Alla n Le .
Frttyhtt (.'arryint 1'nnengeri.
2.
'A
Nn. and in arrive In Chicago at 10.15 a. m. and lear
Chicago at 4.15 p. . dally iSunday excepte.1 1.
No II and 12 run daily. Including Sundays.
No. 2J i-arrtis. Kisseng.'rsfrm lim k Island to Ottaw a.
No. 2h i'arri.1. paswugi-ra from Oeneseo to Ottawa.
No. M carriet ruuwugert betwet-D Geneaeo and tr
tawa. No. 29 parrlea pasta-tiger between Jnllet aqo 4k'ne
sen and No. 3U between La Salle and Joliet.
Ni.23and '28 curry psjwrngvm between Bine It 1am
and In Salle. li. li. Cani.c, t.eu'l Managw.
K. St. .Inns. K. f. Pem.tvmak
Oen'l TkU Paaa Agt. Agut at rwm.
H. W- JONES,
Carriage Factory,
TKOBK IN WANT OK
Good Carrlaci-t, Top nnd Open Btipples, Slldo Son
Buggies. Two-scut open Hugglcs, Light WagolJS,
sulkies, ,Vc, can llml Iheiiiul this fao-
torv, all of his ow n make, of Ihe
licit Material and In the Most Approved
Srvbt and Kmisli, all Warranted nnd lor tale at
Low Prices. Also make to order such as uro wanted.
liepnlrlng done promptly; painting, trimming wood
and iron vrork
OUT A v7 A CIJIi'TRE
Wagon I Carriage Manufactory
JOHN D. VETTE, Prop'r,
On SuDerloi Street, noar the old Foi
River House.
Having introduced iiiany important Improvement
In nls ettabllthment, making It the largest sad
moat coir pletn tn the city, the nndor
lgnd iiiTlteBfarninria'jdotheri
desiring new wagons or
old ones repaired'
or wishing
Flue Faintly Carriage, Hngelea, l'hmtn
aud Iiiincrat AVagong,
Oranythngln his line to give him a fall. A work
warraiitedand prices that defy competition.
John d. vkttk.
HILL & FORMIIALS,
Carriage I Wagon Factory
4)N MAIN STKEET,
Xear tho Fox Itiver Kridge, r'
OTTAWA, ILLS.
Maiiiifacture all kIndR of Carrhiues. Ton and nti
1tm?LMes. various sfvles of fine. Mini Two.SefUt x.,...,..
tons, lieniocnit and Spring Wagons. Also him., argo
nsHortinent always on hand. First clans FAlMli$'
ll .I'.OA.s always on hand.
All our work la warranted, nnd made of the liest ma
terial, and w ill be Hold ua low as good and reliable work
can be sold at.
VVc employ a first claRsTrlmmerand are prepared for
nil kinds of top work and repairing at short notice.
Call and see onr stock of Carriages, liuggles and W
oils before buying. HILL & FoliMIl ALS t
Honey to Loan.
I tnini of and npvard. on Improved fanniuul
M bnalneai property.
J AS. jr . UAL13i,
Loan, Insurance and Steamship Agency
Ulllce in Delano Block Ottawa 111.
marl5-ly
1886,
LL 1
AT
OH DUD
BnaiiHraW., :
West of Cctirt House.
Latest Designs,
Largest stock,
Lowest Prices
GOOD WORKMEN
AND
All Work Guaranteed
INSPECTION SOLICITED.