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Tbit ToimggHO ! It fthuat.
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Twm on a recent evening sol tie bub el
in tb west
Tie place wbert I he noticed that Le like
to itt tbe bett.
1 ittwxl upon (be Irun 1riJge ibat eptuie tbe
rier Fox;
A llMted bliiiard came along and froze
thing "bnrd a rocki."
Tie river on a lender nun, and full a any
tick,
Just a a cbap who hunts too long fur a pe
culiar brick
To ornament biit bat withal, Lut find "a
nan of sin,"
Who quickly goee lo work, "you bet," "and
puts a Lead on hita."
Tbe mer was exceeding "high;" afar ill
wares it toil' J,
Out toon it bad a bead put on " of ice, by
Arctic Front,
T bo stopped all circulation up. and froze
thing through and through ;
He froze the winds, the whm, tbe air, and
would have froien you.
The words that fell from lover' lips, their
agonizing sighs,
The ld man's "cuss words," queerly luilt,
and feline concert cries:
The bowl of dogs, the yells of "kids," tbe
chicken's cheerful crow,
M ere frozen up in icy lumps ai light as they
oould freeze,
And all of them, likes flake of snow, stuck
on the nearext trees,
And where no lushes chanced to le along
the river's side,
Tiese frozen sounds were piled around anil
hid Toboggau Slide.
Now think of this, ye scientist, and ponder
it with awe;
tkeb froten word must yet lie beard, when
e'er there comes a thaw.
(To br CvutiM'tJ.)
Five oleomargarine llceu.se were taken
Mit lo the Teorin collection dUrkt tart
&ek. Such licenses nliouM hereafter be
puLllfihed tbuniy: "License to oleiuurga
rlae and to marry."
A boy Id lSellevllle lias been born with
two thumbs on one haud, evidently to give
iin unusual advantages In playing ' Hlmon
Mfi taumba up."
They have invented a new style of
aaiuaement at Lock port railed "rainbow
favtles," where the young qentleuian aew
aad hem aprons for the ladlea. An Indus
trious young man, even though his parents
axe poor, may earn from 15 to 20 cents of a
blngle evening, besides acquiring a vast
fund of useful knowledge about "tucking,"
puckering," "frilling," "whipping," "hx-k
Hitching" "basting," and sticking his tin
gen with needles of all sizes; and, if the
weather turn moUt, he may rain beau the
girls home lo the morulng.
There Is a man in Loc k port named Bly,
who wants to be constable. Well, he
tght to steal in.
The Bureau county Tribuiu facetiously
latlmatesthat because we have thirty news,
papers in La Balle county, we need a sep
arate criminal court I Our esteemed cotein
psjrary Is wrong; we need the criminal
court for those who take none of these
papers. A patron of newspapers Is almoet
tavariably a good citizen, and needs do
rtmln&l court to keep him virtuous and
kaneet
The I'eru Call lays It "would rather trust
Kan with a bread imlle on his face, than
M whose face looks as though he had
taken a dose of vinegar." Peru has had
tae name of a "beer town," but all prohl
MtionlirU will be glad to know that she has
reformed, to far as to get down to vinegar.
Hereafter In this state presidents of vil
lages will be elected by the citizens. This
will avoid such disgraceful rows as have
been familiar at Marseilles. It has always
teemed that the "tie" in the village board
at that town should have been settled ac
cord Log to the practice of gna dubs, i. e.,
stot off."
Whooping cough Is so prevalent In Au
rora that even little dogs take It and
"whoop-er up" just like folks. More than
one dude la that city mourns the untimely
susd final "whoop," which consigned a far
orltepupto the black and tan yard. But
bow could the wunoping couK
No one but an "eipert" culd tell tbe dlf.
lerence In-tween ti.e "dors" and the dude.
Why don t the city muncll label 'em so
as to prevent in Makes?
die HwUr, the ulrls of
Menu-ta are Introducing (,f
bUHtle with a atMi hinent, so that the
fair wearer, wh-n thed, may sit nu rest
miMt Hiivwht'te !
IWause a few little plrls at K.irhury
lately went out on a frollo, dreswed up In
their brother's clothes, some newspapers
have started the rf-ry that all the girls i f
that town wear "diiiM."' The yung ladle
are Indignant thereanent aud ihreaten, If
they catch any ol thee lit' rUl llbelers
to make It Fairbury hevere with Jhem.
Jwlward J)eur Tucker, of i'uuUac, has
been convicted of bigamy. "It serves him
right " Tnat second wife he shouldn't
have Tuck Vr.
A boy at Dlxou shot a hole In his hand
while fooling with a revolver, and then l
considerately slui.g the rffendlng weapon
Into the river. "Thereby Indicating his
cood sense" says the paper. If he had
thrown the pistol In the river before It shot,
would he have Indicated a better style of
sense?
The Mii!r seems to hve a prejudice
against the street lights of that settlement
It says of tbe gas lamps: "They loom up
In tbe darkness like tin lanterns on tdllts.
(ue and half candle mer every oilier
bl'irk" would seem rather i ni, but It de.
pends on which w iy jou are Luken (s).
A typographical error In the lire rmi
made It speak of a .ttreatT feminine hat
foundry ma milliuiuiry store. Duu't change
It, It's literally correct. See how they
make money. "Two straws and a speckled
rag, $27." At least that's hew it looks to
"us girls" here.
A Streak ir paper auks: "Why do ladles
wear such large hustles?" We started out
to find the why of It. The first lady we la
quired of replied: "It's none of your busi
ness." That settled it. (Jive us an easier
one.
A party at Warren, 111., has Invented a
new style of flying machine. The only
trouble he has had about it Is to make It
fly.
A Chicago dally newspaper had It that
llock river at Oregon, 111., rose eight Inches
the other ulght, when, In fact, It rose eight
fttt. The people there consider their town
as slandered, aud In the future will boycott
Chicago papers.
A man at Klein, lately, got a divorce
from his wife and married his mother In
law. This ought to put a stop to sending
any more lunatics to that city, for they evl
dently grow worse. Still, what the daugh
ter failed to ettVt, the mother may accom
plish. Congressman Hltt.of this state, proposes
to reduce pass-port fees to foreign countries
from t5 (the present expense) to $1. If Le
could drop the expenses of travel In pro
portion, there are numerous editors who
would borrow 1 aud go.
One of the policemen of Jollet Is made
of good timber. That's Ouks. UepuUit-
Sun.
Oaksctiseusl Wecan Ua( htm. We have
a peeler named Frost, and when he gets
after the bums It's a sign if will be cooUr!
It's a cold day, &c. Hesldes, we have an
other named Dally, who gets in some of
his work nights; and still another named
Green, who makes It a healthy blue for the
fellows who try to paint Zulu town red.
A Jollet editor went to Wilmington to at
tend a wedding and stole the groom's hat.
lrpullii'-Sun.
That's nothing. A Htreator edltcr would
have taken the bride.
Stanley's statement that the greatest dif
ficulty encountered In building railroads In
Africa is tnat the ostriches eat up the rails
as fast as laid. This bhould be received
with several pecks of salt; Widen, the
word rail, whether of a railroad, fence rail,
the rail of a scolding wife, or any other
rail, spellod backwards, has an unpleasant
weaning.
They have a new craze among Iloston
girls for whistling. A certain young lady,
who Is said to "have a charming mouth for
whistling," makes money at prlvite parties
by "tuning her small pipe" and whistling.
This Is bad. Can't it be stopped! Isn't
there any young man In that city who has
sense and courage enough to nip It in the
bud, as It were?
Why don't the pyrotlc and scribatlous
editor of the stir up something
warm for this i pell of cruglnous and un
wholesome weatner Bureau Co. Xew.
How can he until he finds out what you
have called him. Besides, the Tribune
chap means well and never has stolen any
thing large, aud deserves to he treated
gently.
They are havlug considerable worry for
a name for the new cabinet baby. As It ii
a girl, John would not be satisfactory to
tke young lady for some fifteen year yet,
so we merely suggested It as an a proxy
mate. An eminent French doctor holds that
groaning and crying are opearatlons which
nature provides fer alleviating pain and
anguish; and, If people are unhappy about
anything, he advises them to go to the'r
rooms and comfort themselves with a loud
boo hoot Imagine how it would work lo
Ottawa. Most of our young men and
maidens are dreadfully affected with love,
which ever goes "catter cornered" with
them and "busts" their hearts once a day.
Every residence street would resound with
their lamentations, John yelling In agony
In the barn; Angellne weeping and wall
log In the parlor; tbe sewing girl sniffing
and "taking on" in the back room, and the
hired girl howling "for all that's out" In
tbe attic, would tend to make a home dis
mal, while the merchant would have o
partition off a slobbering department for
his clerks In tke store I Let's dont have It
Tli CbU.
Better he sickly and better h" ha'
blly clad. , , , . ti
Better lie 'mely and meek, bett.-r be dirt)
and ha I,
IL-tter be Huythlni 'P"i earth-any
tlilnit else lint It cad ;
The sick nny recover their health, a ch'
make a xwell of a truiip,
The homely may fa-t lnate inarts, an I a
Sallil lnay evmvn man " mi'i'i
The weak may strong, and the dlity f t
clean.
The thin my f,t,i BIjJ ,ue fut
rrovv Ji-itu,
Hut y'U ncer ''. never tan never era''
The deep rooted dirt from the mhiI of a
' cal
Pr -Mi Am id: My Dear dr-"Tli-Cough
h'illrr you klrdly sei.t me IshIiii'W
gone, am! 1 want It aUays III the lioii I
wU the world knew its value "-liev
fer.u Ihhkiill. Med foid. M". ? "'J'
at all dniggMs. Price, 25 ROV and fl
per bottle.
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t l u llu In tliu Ilil.liUl' Of til
nk'ht. rou-dnir her husband, "1 declare, I
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forgot to put Tlie niacaerei iobohk. cm
yum ahI don' u'lieve you'd- urn yum
uot much on It If you had," tald Bleep)
John.
Tl.. merlin .f 1st .Ixl-llll'ii Oil SS a Mil t
UO HI' I WB " .... . - -
cure for rheuinatlhin are kuon every
wuere.
HI winter suit he proudly wore,
Then wrestled with the itoe jlpe slim;
It slipped, and Mows! how he swore,
a. i . ....I I.I... I
J I Is winter soii nan nuri unit.
A new star in the liniiaiiient, lied Star
fi.UL'h Cure. It banishes courhs aud
throat troubles, contains no morphia or
opium and Is cafe and sure. I'tlce twenty
live ceuts.
Walter "I beg your pardon, sir, tut It's
one o'lm k, sir."
Cavelev .who has loht hlinsell a llttiei-
"Whatsh Is it, waiter (hit), yeshteiday 'i
t'morrerV
.. n '
Hie Art of AietulOK Well.
TLere is nothiug upon which a woman
expends more thought, time and expenses
than In her endeavor to appear well In pub
11c. There is more attractive In the world
than a healthy glow of cheek, a well
rounded form, and an ehibtlc step in a wo
man. ' )rnaments and decorations look out
of place on a tieraou of pale f -ce, fragile
form and languid movement. These things
may cover some defects, but there Is au ab
seme of "the eternal ftneos of things."
There are hundreds of ladles whnse lives
are ebbing slowly away, and leaving them
"wrecks of their former selves," who might
be saved from this "living death" by the
use of that Invigorating tonic. Hwlft's Spe
clflc. There are a number of the finest
looking ladles In Atlanta today who a few
years ago were perfect physical wrecks,
but whose health have been restored by
this wonderful remedy. No one who
looks upon their magnificent forms aud
i heerful countenances today would suspi
cion that these were the parties who a few
mouths ago were pi ay lug to die; but It Is
so. They are ready to admit that Swift's
Specific saved their lives and saved them
from untold eulferlngs. One of them re
marked recently that "If it had not been
for the S. 8. S. tonic I would have been In
my gruve before now." Mrs. . F. Brad
ley, of Detroit, Mich , says: "Kvery bottle
of S. S. S. is worth a thousand times Its
weight In gold." Mrs. Sarah K. Turner,
of Tennessee, says: "S. S. S. snatched me
from the grave when I w;;s dying." Mrs.
K.J. Cosuiilmn, of Richmond, a-, says:
"S S. S. saved me from the grave." Mrs
Elizabeth Baker, of UeorglB, said: "F.ven
Vanderbilt's money could not buy what 8.
S. S. has done for me." Capital, Atlanta.
Ua.
Treatise on BIwnI aud Skin Diseases
mailed free.
Tua SwivT SrKCiKic Co., Drawer II, At
lanta, Oa.
" Young man," said the stern parent to
the applicant for his daughter's hand, "are
you sure you can support a family ?"
"I I wasn t making any calculations on
that," stammered the youth. "I only want
the girl, you know."
A man who has practiced medicine for
40 years ought to know salt from sugar;
read what he says:
Toi.koo, O., Jan. 10,1887.
Messrs. F.J.Cheney 5c Co. Gentlemen:
--1 have been In the general practice of
medicine for most 40 years, and would say
that In all my practice and experience.
have never seen a preparation that 1 could
prescribe with as much confidence of suc
cess as I cun Hall's Catarrh Cure, manu
factured by you. Have prescribed It a
great many times and its effect is wonder
ful; and would tmy In conclusion that I
have yet to find a case of Catarrh that it
would not cure. If they would take It ac
cording to directions. Yours truly,
i.. li. UOKSLTH, M. I).
Olllce, 215 Summit St.
We will iflve ttlOli for anv case of Ca
tarrh that can not be cured with Hall's
Catarrh Cure taken internally.
F. J. CiiKKKV x Co., I wps , loleuo, u.
t3T8old by Druggists, 75 cts.
Merchat.t "Have you received tlie last
month's gas bills?"
Clerk "les, sir."
Merchaut "Well, what is the total
charge of the light brigade V"
Dr. Seth Arnold's Surar Coated Bilious
Pills, unequalled for costheaess. jaundice
and Liver troubles. 25c.
A through ticket creates an implied con
tract between the carrier and passenget
that he will be transported by the carrier
to his destination. Upon a through ticket
the carrier Is liable for the loss or damage
to baggage at any part of the transit; and
any negligent connecting carrier is liable
also. There D' ay be a partnership between
connecting lines of railroads, but a through
ticket Is not sufficient evidence of such
partnership. A., T. & S. F. it. It. t Itoacb,
8. C. Kan.
A Gift fur A 11.
In order to give all a chance to test it, and
thus be convinced of its wonderful curative
powers, Dr. King's New Discovery lor Con
sumption. Coughs and Colds, will be, for a
limited time, given away. This offer is not
only liberal, but shows unbounded faith in
ibe merits of this great remedy. All who
suffer from Coughs, Colds, Consumption,
Asthma, bronchitis, or any affection of
Throat, Chest, or Lungs, are especially re
quested to oall at D. Lorriaux's Drug Store,
and get a Trial Bottle Free, Large Bottles,
$1.00.
The State Board of Agriculture has
found that the preferences are about
equal between Chicago and Springfield,
as the permanent site for the Illinois
State Fair.
Dr. Birelow'a stomach anJ 1iTr ntlla are
superior to all others. Prioe 25 cents of E.
Y. Origgs.
AMAIIAM AND ISAAC.
DR. CUHTItS' N0TE3 ON THE SUN
CAY SCHOOL LESSON.
t.rim X f Uib InleriiatUiDBl ffterlee for
h!M-.' .v, riirrli Ol. Tut,
ri x x 1 1, 111; (.ulilrw Trat, OtneU
It.
V."" now "iiiw the pitt trial of Abra
nu' I It wm fiftinij that tho fatherof
t:; (i;,l. r: i-ioli-uipt luu kliouM pas through
f , l-:t" f tUi i i;i t on bimw-lf andoiiliU
jc' ; , nat.'orml a well a spiritual.
A': i""-!i hundred ynam old, throtisu
O iiv.a-u!'ius Kjwi-r ho hud become the
ha;.' y lailn-r ( Iho hng promiM"! on. At
(Sod rr monoid his otlit-r son, Idiniot-l, lad
tsi'ii ! y : m1 with lis mothfr, for Isaac was
to l.i hi-, hi.' . Iit-ir. On the lif of Iaar, for
whom h Ii.kI v Hitisl no ling, (Scxl's mvi-uant
0!i I tviry promise that he had made de
pciid'il. THK t.KSSO.".
The To.-tin? of Abraham (v. 1) Aftr the
evi-iits !. tiImmI m the preceding chapter 5tl
pmvi' l (I'.-viMxl Vcrsimi) Abraham, or put
him to t'.i- final Ut. Ko f ar oa CS.vl was con
ci'i mil this was uiiii'MNiary, for ho knew all
nlxmt hU s'Tvunt. But Abraham was to
ktnnd l-efore his ooopl.. and those of every ago
as an . xniiiploi'f faith (Itom. Iv, 13, P); the;-e-fort'li'sl
pnt.1 him to the test. God Ud not
tempt him as w ro:unun!y understand this
wonl. Wo SMjuK-iate with temptation the
Idea of tin. The Now Testament distinctly
declares that it ii impossible that Cod should
tempt any ono (Juturs 1, 1!!). He simply
proves his chosen servants (compare Matt
v, 1) a men prove machinery which Is to do
an important work and Is liable to be sub
jected to a great strain.
V. 2. This verse contains a climax. Each
word in the divine command must have gone
t Abraham's heart like a dagger, piercing
deeper and deeper. Cl says (v. 1), "Abra
ham" namo which was given him as a
prophecy that he should bo a father of many
imt.ou "t.i!.o thy son;" and that he may
not mi-tsKo whMi, or think of Ishmael.be
adds, "thine only son," through whom alone
all tho promises that have been made are
possible, "whom thou loveht," dear as the
opplo of his eye, hIsaac" (laughter) a name
associated nith such happy memories before
and after his birth.
The mountain nlluled to herein the land
of Moriuh i supiM-Kml by many to be Mount
Moriah, the cito rf Solomnu's temple (II Chrou.
fit, 1), which throughout every subsequent pe
riod of Israclitisu history has been the most
sacred nit on all the earth. This is a ques
tion that we cannot definitely decide, and
which is of minor tmportaniw; and yet, as
we shall see later on, Mount Moiiab seems to
bo Indicated.
Tbe coiam:md does not appear to have ex
cited tho kurprise and horror in the mind of
Abraham that we khould expect. Perhaps
tho reason of this Is in tho fact that human
sacrifices were common snioug the people of
Canaan, as wo learn from the Scriptures (li
Kings xvi, U: I's. cvi, OS), as well a from
other sources. Abraham, therefore, was not
likely to he shocked because be was called
upon to oiler up his sou.
Abraham's Implicit Oltedience S As
soon as ho rccelvt the command he prepares
to obey. He who had pleaded for the preser
vation of Kodom on amount of Ixt make no
plea for his son. Taking an ass, and a couple
of servants as attendants, he goes iu tint di
rection that !d had indicatet.
Vs. 4, .r. tin tlie third day he sees tbe place
afar u:V. Ho then bids the young man to re
main uith tho as white he and his son go aud
worship and return. Evidently ho still hopes
Hint this will lie tho case, and utters the htn
gmio of Lis heart w hen ho speaks of return
ing to them with Isuac.
Vs. 0-H. We have in these verses tho affect
ing details of the final journey of father and
son. Tho wood is carried by Isaac, while
Abraham takes the tire with which be is to
light the sacrifice and the knife with which
he is to slay it. Doubtless this part of tbe
journey wus a silent oue. Abraham's heart
must have, Imxmi too full for utterance. Isaac,
with Oriental deference, does i"t speak to his
father until he asks the question regarding
tho sacrillce: "Behold the lire and the wood;
but w hero is the lamb for the burnt offer
ing I" Abraham replies, "God will provide
himself the lamb for the burnt offering, my
son." no could not utter tho awful truth to
his son; but we are not to supose that there
is an evasion hero on his part any more than
when bo tells tbe servant that he will return
w ith Isaac. He still hopes that he will Uoc
be called on to slay bis son.
Vs. 0-10. He does not falter, however, in
his obedience. Arriving at the place be
builds the altar probably something after
the model described in Exodus xx, 2-1 !W ar
ranges the wood, binds his son Isaac, and lays
bim on tbe altar, on the wood. Only after
e.11 these prorations are made, perhaps with
the hope that deliverance may yet come, dose
ho at last take the knife to slay his son. Ao
cording to the decription given of the sac
rifices in t bo Mosaio ritual it was customary
to fcluy the victim first and then put him on
tho altar (Lev. 1).
A Complete Sacrifice (vs. U-lfi) The mo
ment Abraham took the knife to slay bis son,
the MUTirlco was complete. God did not de
sire the life of Lsaac Ha thus clearly fchowt
that he does not demand huniuu sacrifices
(Micah vi, 7-S). But Abraham bod as truly
surrendered his sou to God as though he had
plunged tho knife into his heart (Heb. xJ, 17
l'.i). It is the angel of Jehovah Uiat ceihi to him
from heaven and bids him not to do anything
to the lad. The angel Is represented as say
ing that now he knows that Abraham fears
Uod because ho liful not withheld his son, bis
only son from hiui. This language, however,
is accommodated to Abraham's understand
ing. Wo have learned that God knows all
things but Abraham perhaps did not clearly
know it. We thus have Uvd represented as
condescending to the imperfect knowledge of
his servant here as well as in other places,
and as gaining knowledge as if he were a man
(Gea xi, 5; xviit, 81). Tbe truth that God
know all things was indeed partially appro
bended at that time (Gen. xvi, 13, Revised
Version;, but it was not clearly revealed untQ
afterward (Pa, exxxlx.).
V. 1.1 As Abraham has sell to Isaac, God
did provide himself a sacrifice. At tbe very
moment that the angel of Jehovah had fin
ished speaking, Abraham saw a ram behind
him caught by his horns in the thicket. He
took him therefore and offered him in place
of his soil
The Lord will Provide (v. 14) Abraham,
after this joyfal experience, gives the place a
name Jehovah jireh (the Lord will provide,
Revised Version, margin). Tbe writer oddsi
"As it is said to this day, In tbe mount of the
Lord it shall be provided (Revised Version);
or if we regnrd the well known meaning of
the imperfect we may translate tbe passage:
"In tbe mount of Jehovah it la wont to be
provided." What mount then is intended
and is so especially pointed out as the moun
tain of Jehovah, unless it be Morion, which
perhaps signifies "appearance of Jehovah."
Meaning of this Sacrifice What then is
tbe significance of this transaction f
I. Tbe whole history of Abraham shewa
tbe miraculous origin of tbe Hebrew nation,
and this avriace of Isaac indicated how con-
rletoly Uiey beljiigtHl to flod. J-iaao was
Imrn through a inlrnlo, im I his I if which
wosort tliejioirit of leiug taken in sacrifice
wai glVeii tin- K t Mm. Thus I-.ru 1 in the
person of ) .me was peclnlly couwruted to
Uin erv.'e or lil.
2. Time are cci tain jwrv.iin,;e In theOM
T'sinui' iit uli.iiu Urn ili n nil, follotMiig tli"
ex:ini!ils of the New, hits made tV! i al of
It. ul'lt. Hi 10 ii unit of tho chief, nnd it pit-
I cMs to u the wonderful 1'ivi'of Cod iu tlie
Clft of I;. ni.ly an 1 Well beloved Son to Uiu
for u.i.
roiNTS TO HE HEMKMBKUKD.
1. CM never tenipU men; He roves Hli
iiioe! n.'1'VuuK
2. Al Tallinn obeys Ood'n command promptly
un 1 exucily.
t, TheiMiynf implicit laVdiunco tu dvl U
the wuyi f hifity uod blevinj "The Lord
Wl.l provide.
4. (lod abhors biimnii tneri flees, but hode
n m u lit tUe coiiiplo:a un rentier of our bodies
luul bouls to him for time and etc inty.
fl. Since Chi l-t lias cdven himself for us, we
ought to five ouivlves for him. Sunday
School VVoi id.
The lest on earth can truly be snld of
flriirgs (ilyeerine Salve, which w a sure,
s lie and speedy cure for cuts, hruises. aca't's
bninH, woniids aud all other sores Will ih
itivt'ly cure pile", letter and all skin en p.
liens. Try this wonder healer. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. Duly 20
cents, hold by I, 1 . Griggs.
Head
NOTICE.
Increase of Cuultal Stock.
There 1" limetlng ut the StiM Stmldrrii if tie
OKuws Hrr rmjr kii.i Hurl l o. neiu mi inrunii-rur h
11. Hull, iii ott . NUn li Ji.l. !;. hi eluht n't lis-lt r
li., to ihWc ai'llnn Uiuu the lln ri iuw i.f ih- i-pltJ movli
ul Mia ttiUipaii. J. II. Ml fcli.
8 K. KINO.
A. MAIL.
WM. THHH A.
W )i. blOllMoNT.
ffehJS Jw Ulreelori.
N'OTICK..-r'TT or Wimiau Shk a. Dsr'n.
Nutiro ( lirreli) Klvrli that the umtt-raiiciinl, Kl
rriitrii i.f Hit- Inut will ami iFulniiient nff Wl lmln Hhra
latent the fMimjr nff jsllr anil nlnlfef lllluu!i. ili
I'eaMsl. will ain-ur ln-lure thr I'ruhate Court of mil
rieiuty on the thin! Mnuday (U Iuk Hie iMh day i of
April. ISKi. at the 1'n.lwlr I uiirt It.xilli. til Oltawa, Iu
alil loulllT. alien aud hi-rr all k iw.iih haMhK I'lalum
lr ll.ll.nu" K nil"1 "m ni.fr nir uuuui ... at. i uu
ml pn-M-ut the name in wrliniK tor ailjuninn-ui.
HateJ this lath day ut Kebruar), a i. 17.
KLLKS S1IKA.
feblS-Sw Keiuirn
.'INAIi HUnLKMKNT. Etati cr
I'nii.ip
Skill. Imi Kli. Nulled la hereby
(rlvi-n tiiallperanna untreated IU aald eatate, thai the
tiii'leraltrheif, aitniluiatratrix. ie . nff the ratal ol wld
Ci mi i of therininiy of La Salle aud atatc of llllnola, al
ihr i i.iinii court llouae. inoitaaa. In aald eouaty. un
MoDilny, tW'i't d:iv of Mareh, A. P. 1BS7, fur the ur
fc ul'reiiiU'rliiK an ai eoiiui ol her proeeeillnira In the
Millllin.lHriUloil ill rhi'I r.i:iii- mi mc iiuai rrtviniiic-oi.
iMlixl at Ottawa, this lull iluv of Ketiruary. W..
NKI.l.tK J. SSELL,
Attmt' Hknkit IIki miu. AilinthUitralrli. C.
Clerk FrohiUe Court, l.a ralle Co.. 1)1. ffi'bl-8w
DUNCAN, O'COKOB & GILBERT,
Atlnrnry tli Law.
AK rKli'H SAI.K.-Sl'A I K t U.U VOIS. La SaLII
a'1 (:irMTT La ftl' uvuitiy iirvmr i own.
In Hip niAiu-r of Kluha WellaMaekett ami Harriet M
W Sai kette. .Inha Adnali Saekeir, Julia A. hai ketl
and Johu K'Uiieil.- i Jlill ,h I'artMnn.
I'ul'lie noilee l lierehy given, that In purauanee of
deeretal order eiittmi lu Hie ui"ive euuiieti eaime . in
aid court on the l'li dav of Kehmiiry. a. n. 17, I.
Iiuninn Mr I moduli Hunter In ( 'baueery for aald Court,
ou naiiinlHT. Ihi IStli dav of Mareh. a. I. 17. at two
o i l.u k In the uftPi noon of aald dv. ahall aell at pihltc
in tli. n, to tlie hiuh- at and neat biilder, for caah, at the
aouth dorof the C ounty Uoun llniiae. ill in, hi
aiiM eoiiutj'. the following1 deaerlbed real eatale. attuate
In the evuiuyoT Ij Salle and mate of Illmoia, to wit:
The miriliwetit nuarter of aeeUon naintier twenty.
flgbtiai). in tiwnahii thirty-two iSii north, ol ranwe
five iSi rant ol me tnini can i pnueipii iiieiniinu, nmnu'
er with all and liuiular the telienieuia and hcrrdlUi
uieaUUiereuutu WSCfiS Ml!lMll.1JAtU
Maater lu i.baneerT.
Oltawa. February 'JSth. a. D. Is;. febaWw
'TAX SAI
IMO'rit'K.-N'otke hereby
1
iv..i, to ih. tinknowii owuera ol uml to the un
known iwrllea Interested In the followinif deaerlltrd
laud ai.4 town lota and partauf Iota, which were wild
f,,r ii... i..,n.ii:iniiit of t iivrn. lmereat unit ixmt 'or
the year a. u. Inland prevloua yearn, in aeeoriUnee
W 111) HU Order Ol Hie I.UU'H) vouh ui im ort.i- ..........
...,t llllnola rlHtfil Mhv Ulh. a. 1). 1SHV Hull al
a tax aiileof delinquent land ami towu 'oo. and prta
of lil by the Treasurer ana ex-onn io eoot-iior m mr
t..r Ijisi.ii. ami at ate of llllnola. lor the gtmr.
enmity ami other ta.tea due and miimid tliert for the
jeur a. n. l-et and prevloua yeara, held hi the County
i:ourt Utilise, In theettf off Ottawa, In tint enmity of I
Saile anil atale ul llllnola. ou in uiuiiaj ut ouw, .
llvi, mid t ontlnuetl fnimday tn diy In pumuanee ol
law , auid aale WHsOoiillliued to and llieludi il the iM day
ol June, a. I. 1m."i; tliHloU heaidWl day of June, a.
p. l jHiuea lii-ardon. of Morn. Illlnoi. tieeauie the
imrchaaer al said aale ror aaid taxea of the followliiix lie
' .. -t in,..i. i.r lunil town lota nnd narra of town tola.
lo wit Fraction N KH Section II, ToWUalilp :o Kaiue
3 Kaat of j.1 r. M., i.'ourainiiiK iiuaerea, in aam n nj
ml aiHte, Haaeaaetl to ainllii tlier.ame ol FreilSchuike;
lao to aiiine. Undivided ! Mha lyt.t ,1, beellou 15 Town
.li.. Q-: i',,..!i ,.i 'tin. :id l. M..coutalnliiK.V) arret.
iu aald' county and at ate, aeaeaaed to and in the name of
Fretl, li 1UIHK6. .MHO, ou uie aanjc uiti , ...o .o,,.
aale, Vudivitled 5 Ki ltM acrea k iM S Section Ih.
lowuahi(. , KueiP-1 Kaat of So P. SI., coutalulun 5 B.
lOU w-rea, In aald county and alale, aaaeaaed to aud lu
the uame ol Slv (intlln. Alao. on the tame day and at
. aaiM aKv 8KW Section IS. Towudilp Si.
Ilaimt! '2 Fji of Jd P. M., containing 40 at:rea, In aald
aounty and slate, aaaeaaetl to and lu the name of lxvl
Oreeii. Also, on the amne day aud at t'ue aaiiie aale,
belni! the i'd day of June, lasJ. K It Lot S. N W v hee..
llouJI.TuwlialupSS. KanaeS Kaat of S4 1'. M .. cuntalu-
1 t 10 acre. Ill H1U eoiiniy auti nair,"s
the name of K. V. Wotal. Alao. ou the same dj and
ttheaameaaie. heiim the?M ttay of June, IW. Lots.
NWSt Secliun Jl.Tow inhlpM, Kautfe. a Kaat of Jd V,
aj 7.tii oi -xi uerea. in aaid couutv and ttata. aa
aeaaed to and To the name of John Currier. Alao, at the
aame aale aud an tne aa oar oijum. ibub. y ji g
Nn SocUon 9S, Townahlp S3. Hanne 4 Kaat of d P. M.,
,...,.u.in 'm .r.a in aald countT and atate. aaaeafcd
in and m the nania 'of Johu Lahey. Alto. at the aame
aJu and on the d day off June. U n. Lot
Uon 1, Townihlp IB. Rangi 5 Kaat of 3d P. M., contain
lua 3 acrea, lu aald county aud tate, aaaeaaed to and lu
the name ol Wm. Wol. Also, al the Hme sale and on
the Zld day of June. 1!3. w S.if-'i o "
TownshlpU. RanKeS Kant of 3d I'. M.. eon alnln H' lUO
acre, in mid eouutyand alale. waanat d touiid In tne
uaiiiM ot M. ttiiaon. Also, al the aame aale aud on the
same day, Lot IS, Section 7, Towuahip 88. Ranne S Kaa
of M r. H., rouianuuK f at n-a, iu i i.u,
state, wu asaeased to and In the name of Aim) Law
rence. Alao, at ihe aame al aud on the aaiiie day.
1it 8. Sectlou sn, Townahlp SS. Rnie i Kanif Sd P.
M ., conUlnliiK IK- Ut) acres. In the aald county and state,
1 .u...t ... i.i Oim ndnii of Marv t.. TrIDIfl.
Hull wa ivirBn.-w , -
Alao, at the aamesale ami ou the aaiiie day. b by 20 rod.
Mi N W hwtloli . lowiianiiiai. iww
P M.. conialulUK 1 acre, la aald county and a'ale, aud
was aasesse.1 to and In the name of F. lj. Uallon. Also,
at the aame aale. and ou the same day, Lot 8. Block 14.
in the towu of La salle Center.ln aaid county and state,
and waa aaaeaaed Ul and in the name of Henry McOl 1.
Alo. at the same aale and on Ihe aame day. Lot S, Hlia-k
ft la me old Town of Fern, lu "id eouuty aud ate,
ana wa aM.ed t.i and 111 the name of James (ahill
Alao. at Uie same sale aud on the aame day, Lot S. BUaK
IS, in tbe Old Town of I'eru. In aald eouuty nab atate.
and aa asMwaed to and in the name of J. Mailory 4
l o. Also, al the ame aale and on the aame day, Ixit S.
Block II. lu the Old Town of Peru. In aald counlr and
uwe. and waaasaeaaed to and in the name of J. Mallo-'-.Tl.
TrZT.. .aire aiu and on beaanie dar.
H KM! f?It'K. Lots, Bl.k 17. In the Old Town of
in the name of W. ft. lay. Also, at the aame aale and
oa .bean day. KW Y,U B. R."B. Lots. Block li. In
the Old Town ui l'era. In aald county aud aUAle. and
waaaaaeaed to and 'n the name of W B Day Al
t the aame aale aad on the aame day, Out-lot as. In
Wmteru Addition lo the Town of Peru, la aald count)
. i , ...,t miM ...MiMt in and in the name or c O.
Brewater. That the underpinned la the legal awn-r of
the aald certificate of purebaae of aalil land, biwu
lotianil parta of town lota; and that the time of re
demption from aald Ul aale and purehaae wUI expire
on me an an o an".
Ottawa, Feb. Sin. a. "-jasB9 rjjaRDON.
ffeb4w
Purcbaaer.
ALESMEIMl
tar a KTKIt. Good WsaTM
i Beat terma. tork anil pecla!tlea In the
buslneaa. nnwaismT.
I J ArsTIS bHAW.SUKSMilJiA.1,
FOR SALE.
1 H AVB FOR 9ALF. SOME OF THF. FINEST FAR
I ISO LAS W IN LA SALLE COt SiTY.
90 acre In Deer Park.
1 so acrea In Der Park.
1 acrea la Deer Park.
Sjn acrea in Dayton.
IK acrea la Dayton.
M acrei 1-. South Ottawa.
W acre la Wait ham.
in) ai-rva in Fall KlTer.
ao acrea In Fall Klrer.
ISO acrea la SouUi Ottawa.
HU acrea In Allen-.
ail acrea lo Bruokfleld.
lat acrea la KarL
W acrea la ana BUS.
All t,llmproTed farm. Another ''
La Salle. UTllursun and Ford coojUea. -?mt ana wot
tne U io mean biuuneaa and want a bargain.
.urfjs-tf Utuwa.l)l.
("un a Ooiiphs, Colds, llnaraeneaa. reoiip, Asthma,
Hi oie linn. Vuoo inT I'ouh, Im Ipu-iil Lnsuiiip-
lloll, HI14 ,i-ie.va inii,.w.
siiaoiia III atltaurrd tt of
ii ilistw. 1'rt eidiia. (Vt
ra. Ilia Oeinnne J'r. lull
Ct.' ep u auld only In
w-Aila irniviira. and ts-nia our
rtyMered T-le Vnrka to til i
A liuU'ttlmi in a I letie.niveaV
sirtp i aaiioM L i'fl, a a ibe
facsimile tla-natunairifJiAa aV.
lull A. i: Jf.-fcee ft... tw'la
Prop a. luUUawra, Ud., li. a. A,
Chew l.nnae'a Plnae The areal Tnbarra.fsw
tldolel-l nru lOl U.-Sold by est iTUU. -
i & PR St
Manufactiirer nff Sne MAKSL3 '
audit ItAMTk
MONOItlENTS
Head Stones,
And all kludaof CEMITEKY WOU.
Hew aad Original Designs
a irtviAbT.
Ti I i n folunihnaSt., on bio
nur aol Clifton Hotel,
Money to Loan.
I have nioner to lon in anm to aulf, nn fann Wn ia
at t per cent and 7 per cent intereat, owlna! to U off
loi n, an ut of aecurity aud time to rnu.
( "11 ujhiU or addreaa
LEVI W. ROOD.
Dec. 11-Smoa
bhrndaa, IIUui j
STOVE IPA1BS.
Stove. Hai.(fi-s and Fnrnacea Repaired and kiaoV
eoiial to new. 1 furnish tepaira for auy atore made lit
in me L S. A lame aioclt of repair alwaya on hand.
hatHfactton guarantei'd la all caaea. bWiBO-Jiai.d
sieves tHiiight aim sold, Pleas write or callpD TUS
flAIXAOIik'H. 10-) USaile trect, Bear Waahllujtou
square, otwwa, 11L daxis
OTTAWA 1'OST orncK.
AssivaL aki) DiFABTras or Mail.
C, II 1. P. K- K.
.. I'UHU, A1Ta
Rattero mall iM a. m. S? . u.
Weatern mall OS ' A
Night mU I 0r. at.
C. B. 4 Q. R- R.
Southern mall M -u a. m. IJ - w
Northern mall 810 r. M. Vti a.
Stnator apeclal ...... 1 "-
Dkk Pak.
TueadayTlltlday, Friday. 1 r. St. t .
Office open at? .00 A. w. Cloae at T. r. u.
Ottlce onm Sunday, from 11 $AVt P. M.
ObleAgo, BarMngtOB ud Qamev X. &
TIMB TABLE.
June UOth. 1886.
BALD
rrv s
u
STATIONS.
...Chicago...
Aurora....
VmI Anroea.
i
Fox Rlv June
...Oaweco....
..Yorkvlllo...
.... Fo......
. Mlllbrook..
..M.lllnKton..
...BLwldan...
....Strena....
....Blake....
....Wedron...
nattAS
1
SI
ISftM
c'R-lAPCr!
OTTAWA
44
44 V
46 H
SonthOtUwa.
Hid Track..
.Grand Rldce.
...Klcharda...
...Streator...
St
40V
rremnt irain caiTTiai naawuiiri. ,TT"'D.Vvr "
followi: For Earl, 4.20 P. M for Anrnrn. 10.0 a,ai.
l2t streator. a ua a. ., o.w r. a... auu ,yi w ' .
1JL:..'..tn en.kVinaj. at.nectlin AlAaror tor
.llpolnueaftdweat ia-i.
Boom?. MKFV!
".T. 7.. . s.m. aWnina rjkr armnmoctatlob
and time tablet will bsekeaiv ftapprrUaj to
eeaeral Paatecger Afcnt, Chkafa
H6?norriliWr Cblo-fO. 61
OblosM, Eock Island and Paoilo BAllroaA
KW TIMK TAB LB.
OArva Kaat.
No. 10, Peru Aceominodatloa JJ
a, nanaaait-y aaiirTsw.j....... ",75-
" 12, Omaha, Peo'la & Bt. Panl Kxprea ll. A u
" 8. Davenport Accommodation
S, Kanaa City K! Jht Kx preen B2 A a
" 4, Omaha A bt. Paul Kxprea AWaa
rrttaht Carrftng Pimmgm,
i a a
" ' a&par
"90
Got so Wist.
No. S, Omaha 4 fit Paul Night Kxpreia US A u
5, Kanaaa City and Peoria Nlgnt Kxprea.. K a
" 7. Ivenport Accommodation n o a
" n. Kanaaa City Kxprea and Mail 2SI S
1 Omaha, Peoria & 8t Paul Kxprea. ffi
" , Peru Accoinuiodailon " '
" 29, - sjn . B
"23,
. . tn r-hleacso at 10 A. W. anu lfUIT
Cblc"4?: dally rs.Vac).
cartas puiwuRvni from Ocnwfo to itw.
Sal,"' and No M bVtweefi U Salle and Joliev
8V and carry JJS
and La Halle. K K t a ''"iL 1!LL wl?"
Ueo'lTakA Pa- Aat ,' Agnt at Ottawa
Chicago, Altea A Bt. Losis Railroad
Oa and after May . IBM. trains na tbe C A A. K
, H. paaa Jollet at follow;
. I .tKi!Hr;Br.
ir r .n,l R L. RmrtM.. ?
1 lahinlna VsnrAss ........ ..r. Mf A M
biaiMiiHa r - - ......
Jollet Accommodation ' S "
Denver Kxprea a ini at
Kxprea Mall s.wr
QOIKO SoCTH.
Rxpraa MalL liSril
Joltet AocommodaUoa.. ,JE J "
LlKhlnlng Kxpreaa, uenrer "V-""z.
k Annxui inir na bw iju T.jpy- n'n-w rr,
LIOK BBB irwMui '"ST"."
aleeper. to Bt Lonl. and Sprtmffleld.
Ticket Aa-ent C A A. RalkroaaV
Tjjuoit Oeatral Bsilroad.
soixa oTW. rmoM la salls.
Paaaenger iiSrS.'
raeutrr.. ; i
Aoeotniuodatm -ZM-
Kui :::::::::::::::::::::: !oii!
FrM.hi. . . - - v v.- - r: . : vw.'
Pwwenger J
Paaseimr .'
Frelnht f g J
FrelKht 2l r Z
Freight (goe ao furlber) WJ" r- "
8. P. Mooas. w. a. "V--j
Tteket Aireat ,mVl
One Agent (Merchant only) wanted tn every lews for
- mm
Mf rfUU VI jv - -.. m.akaaW tarn.
. ni. Btanr. Col.
AddraM,(K. W laitwAn"- !""!-
aw m r-ktmMA
nrflVelaPhCadelneil
isa llsnftl.t AjOtfT
Union Ae T ( Me-ap
Going South,
Paaa. Paw.
No. 71 5o.l
B. B.
r.v. IV AM.LV
4.4S S.4S
(.14 10.23
I.U 10.28
190 10.M
S.40 10.68
A.4S 11.00
IM ll.OS
7.SS 11.13
7.U 11.23
7.22 11.3b
7.M 11.42
7.87 11-M
7.50 12.02
I
1.10 12 22 I
9.80 W.4sJ
Going Kirilnt
Pat. Pmh
10.80 a'w
t.lS B.S0
.07 S.17
8. 14 6.(0
8.41 4.S.'
IH 4 45
g.M
1.18 t.M
g.oe 4.
7.S8 S.US
7.B0 -)
j 7.42 8.60
7.28 3.35
! 7.0S 1.15
. tOJ
AM.LV f.11
niie menv
I IjN rw fctt
M.Ttwi.
awsMaaj.