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REMOVAL.

All orders shall be promptly attended 10
mat4 ROBP ARMSTRONG X co. Agent.
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FOR RENT-A large and rom.
fn.,yA Portable dwelling house IN South Vince.
lstf$Slr ling. Possession gwen on the fret ol
t1iz April. apply 10
iebl3 WM NrGAUGuEY.
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MANAGERS, oFfICE.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR MARCH.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class 10,

SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR MARCH
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class 10
dravsat Alexandra Mar. z; 75N Ia ballots
| OF $40. 600 | of IL, ZOO ofl 900 | of3.00'
Tickets $40. Certificate of Il package o
% wholes $3.50; shares in proportion.
GRAND SCHEMEI
$4,000!
$4,000 sic, 00Oi-30 of 81 600,
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class A
for 1916. to b. drawn at Alexandria. ID. c.,
March Ii. IS numbers-l5 drawn ballots.
Tickets Sl5. Certificate of a package of 26
wholes Sl93; shares in proportion.
ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY. Class CO.
draws at Baltimore, March Is. 1916. 70
Numbers, Is drawn ballots.
= of $4,000 l of 1000 l OF 1000
Tickets So. Certificate of u package OF 26
wholes 500; shares in proportion.
6 Prizes 100000 each. is $4,000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class IL,
10 b. drawp at Alexandria, March 81, 1916.
"a Numbers. Is drawn ballots.
8 prizes OF $4,000 % prizes OF 81 900
Tickets $40. Certificate ola package of %
wholes Sl43; shares in proportion.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class II,
draws at Baltimore, March %. lSi6. IS
Numbers, Is ballots.
| of $50, 900 | of 10000 of 5000 lofS. 253
Tickets $40. Certificate Of a package oil 20
wholes Sl30; shares in proportion.
ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY, Class l2.
drews at Alexandria, March %. lSl6. 66
Numbers. IL drawn ballots.
I pi S2j, 900 | OF 10000 OF 1000
Tickets $40. Certificate Of 22 wholcs lis
dollars; shares in proportion.
SMALL FRY LOTTERY, draws every
Monday and Thursday. at Covington. Ky.
Tickets 81. Certificate of % wholes SIS:
shares in proportion,
An orders shall be promptly attended 10
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SMALL FRY LOTTERY, draws every
Monday and Thursday, at C~ovington. Ky.
Tickets 81. Certificate of % wholes SIS;
shares in proportion.
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STOP AND READ THIS!

MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT,
l55 MAIN STREET,
T,ro doors ADORE Rnote d. Samger's Saddiery
Store.l
TONNE:LY & WADE. would invite The at
~ Iesion of the public lu their large and general
sssrimenI of Ladies', Gents auI Chlidrens' u ois
md Shoes. made Of the hes, msierisi. and got up
under Their inspection. md which they warrant io
cell as cheap u not cheaper. Than Eastern work can
no purchased 10 this place. We invite The Ladies
and gentlemen TO call snd cSsmine fr themselves
CONNOLLY a. WADE.
N D The hest Baltimore Spanish and County
Sole Leather constantly on hand. mar Is
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AT COST AND SHIPMENT.
CAESPETGNE, EN.:N.

Asd accompanying Articles Tor lIousckscpcr.. And
hcsIies Ines" leading articles, az every bods Knows
! have oil the mi"or nuicies, Go &c 'uuud Ia ihe most
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-06
GREAT BARGAIN.

EINOR SALE-TLe equal undivided
IL half of a Eouriag AEH, with Two
pairs of French burr stone, one for Gus
tom ard one fer merchant work; TWO
bolts screen smut mill corn shelter.
and averything in complete order for Gus
tom and merchant work. Also, a saw
mill, in good order; two dwelling hou
SEES aud store--onc a new two story
house-and several oul.bulldings, with
100 acres Of land. Situated near the
mouth of Indian creek, two miles from
slack and navigable water that inlersects
the cana, and Z miles from Ottawa.
A good iiiie and immediate possession
g,vea. Small part cash, and credit for
balance to sui, purchaser. Enquire OF
NJ. T.. IIollister, Esq, at the court
house, or at Cushman g. Grdley's store,
June II, 1876.
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Burning &ra,c for AlmWe,-E. n.
Pearsall, of Seneca county, n. Y. spreads
his straw on his wheat lalIow. aud burns
il, after which the ashes are ploughed in.
to the soil. The effect on the next cror
OF wheat is favorable. lie asks, 'Whal
produces il' lreply that the ashes of
each particular plan, is the best possible
inorganic manure for the same plant.
Hence, The leaves and twigs Of the vine
are the best manure for The vine. It's
said by some practical vine dressers that
this sort of manure alone can prevent
grapes from deIerIorallng in flavor. IF
both the wheat berry and stalk were burn
ed on the new lalluw. as manure for the
next crop. we should hear no complaint
Of a failure in the soil 10 produce wheat.
But burning straw is very wasieluI
sort of combustion ro,lng it is more
economical, as then the hydrogen and
carbon is saved with the inorganic matter,
(ashes,) to be employed as the organic
elements of the growing plants. Fire is
so rapid in IFS rrvages that all the carbon
and hydrogen Of the burning matter is
dssipated in the air, and lost to the crop.
-GenesSce Farmer.
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AGRICULTURAL.

Salt for Sock.-Caie Of all descrip
tions, while confined 10 the barn in win
ter. should be literally supplied with
salt. II not only induces bealihfu ap.
petite, but operates benefcialIy as pou.
erful and eilicacious preventive against
certain diseases TO which dnmes,c ami
mails, restricted for long time to dry
food, and IA confined situations, are ile,.
iiably exposed.
A lilile attention To THIS important sub.
jecl, on the part Of our tanners, would
be the means Of preventing much usee,s
trouble and expense, as well as source
Of almost incaculable comfon and advan-
tage to the stock. Sheep, the condition
of which. through their long and weary
ing confinement 10 tic fold in our North
ern climate, is often one OF great suffer
ing aud wrelchodness. are found 10 be no
less benefited BY lis free administration,
than the OK or COW. They partake of i,
freely AND y,taclously on all occasions.
and TESTIFY TO lis healih-giving and SALT
tary effects by their increased vivaciiy
and superior plight. The requislIons Of
Nature, it should be recoilecied. are i'm
perious mandates, and he who neglec,s
OF refuses Implicit obedience to them,
must moi be surprised at The unpleasant.
and oIlenlimes fatal consequences which
negligence is certain 10 entail.
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CERTAIN, prompt AND PERMANENT
FEVER a. AGUE.

SO lar, the proprietor has toaud II only noccs-
sary to ties, lis practical and health restoring hes-
sings IN the communities where II has been in
PRODUCED. In the proud testimonials 50 ELECTED,
the worth Of the Fehriiugc is made manifest; and
1t is therefore confidently sen, upon lis healing
GRAND into the Valley of the Mississippi. lie
sends It there &c a medicine, now regarded in the
Northern and Western States as cure whose
progress is uudimmcd. and wthOuia solitary Gaii.
IRE In short, sustained wherever tested, (and
the evidence can be furnished, il there are any
inclined to be skcp,ical,) MS Ague- Bre0king,
Fere' -Remoring, and Hohh.RcnoCiug.'
As such, MAcEENzIgs ToSic FspmFuGg il
now Offered TO the Aguc diseased ut Illinois, and
the States adjoining, and to those cmgrauls and
travellers who may he attacked Ivy the Ague aud
Fever away irom their homes and families. II
is submitted ms 40 inablc remedy for the ter
rife local disease ai,endan, upon our soils, and
the masmaic cxhalations arising the,cirom.
by properly adhrring to the directions accom-.
panying II, or giving heed TO the warnings that
the system invariably gives in advance OF mnIady
the constitution may not only he rescued from lis
ihradom To the rnyager, bu, even It's s,eal,hicsi
approaches frustrated before allowed n fno'hod,
70 the prudent. wha, has been stated uh i've
viii answer az well a. if n volume ni veThiagc
were placed before 1t en- To all those who re.
sist this invitation To Try remedy that has al.
ways succeeded whenever applied, the only
words that can he sniG, ore
The wise man pros ~ on The fools downfall
'Tis VISIONS pot, TO break diseases thrall.
Tor sale by the Proprciors Agent.
THOs. DASsNErr, Ottawa, Illinois
Aug. %, 'i6-9
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Tcin .4ppies and 7Wm Pumpkins

Trim .4ppies and Trim Pumpkins.
MIR. David LongfeIlow, of Winthrop.
handed us, the other day, large twin
apple Of the Queens pocket variety.
The apple had but one stem, but two DO.
dies and two blossom pits, the bodies be.
ing completely united and covered by one
skin.
Mr.. N. c. Duiton, of this town. Brought
into our office, las, week, couple of
pumpkins. united in the same manner
They proceed from one siem--the bodies
firmly united together. and presenting two
blossom cavities at the other end. A por-
ton of the vine also presented hallened
woody appearance, as if two had been
united and grown together. These freaks
OF nature are very curiols.-Naine Far.
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Bredking Oren. Some years since
4 attempted 10 break yoke of young
oxen, both OF which were surly and would
lay down; every expedienl was used
together with the whip; all wi,hou, eC.
feet. ! then directed them to be dragged,
as they were fixed between two other
yoke, whsl was done until one of them
10 all appearance was dead but on loos-
ing hin he came 10 again; after while
| had him hilched, thinking he would
surely work, bn, to no better purpose
than before. did no, like To butcher
them, being scstce of team, and they
very fine looking yoke of oxen. The
following experiment, struck me as being
very plausible and likely to succeed. |
made me single yoke; into each end
drove strong staple which confined
large ring abou,'ihree inches diameter.
fixed this on the neck in the usual way
with bow and key. then got two
poles abou, eighteen feet long and fastcn-
ed on cross bar about seven feet from
the small ends, and confined il by strong
bolts and nuts well screwed up, the shafts
being about as wide apar, as those of a
horse cart. | then put the small ends
through the rings in the ends Of the yoke.
Through the shafts | had bored two
holes each; through these holes drove
a strong pin, one before, and the other
behind the rings. to prevent the rings
from moving backwards or forwards. lie
was then turned loose, and it was anus.
ing TO see the antics he cut; but all to no
purpose--for move as he would. the
trappings stuck 10 him, and in DAYS
time he became perfectly subdued; so
much so, that child could manage him.
! served them both in the same way, and
with the same success, and better woke
OF oxen have never owned. Another
good way is, never 10 place them in the
usual way between two yoke, but put
them in the lead along side Of an old OK;
and they will seldom, if ever, refuse to
work. Most respectfully. yours,
Thomas PURSINs.
Mount Pleasant, King George Co., Va.
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Salt.
NEW GOODS! NEW C0ODSll

7 HAVE ju.treceived from New York
L large stock Of dry goods, compris-
ing almost every article in this line usu-
ally enquired for in country store, ana
am determined TO sell the same as cheop
as the cheapest; il is useless to enumer.
ate the articles, just call at the old stand
on the south side Of the public square
and examine the goods and the prices.
ii is no trouble TO show the goods.
N. b. Mos, kinds of produce taken in
exchange. &. +. WALKER.
Ottawa, July 80, 1916
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Con.-'Well my lad, tina. is small
cora you are hoeing.'
Yes said the boy. while he continued
HE labor, 'we planted small corn
sBo. IL looks rather yellow
Yes sir, we planted the yellow kind,
',.gred the boy.
Do,. do not believe you will have
more u'an va CROP
ny ~, ws lied upon shares hal.
away.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-06
HATS. CAPS. AND ElEtS,

FE'HE subscriber continues to mauuiac-
ture and keeps constantly ON hand
The largest assortment of
hats, Caps and all Kinds Of Fur coed,
ever offered IN a western market.
Also. a good assortment Of Stocks,
CrGcais, HHn Collars ant Bos0mS.
Handkerchigs GiOres, NiHRs and
Nocc0siRs, Lddies' Tr0reI;ng Bags.
Umbrellas, ParasoIs, &c; Bupai0 coats
md occr SiOcs-whol,sa:e and retail.
Merchants can be supplied with hats,
caps, and fur goods on as good terms rs
IN the city of New York.
With his long practical experience in
the business and his determination to cX-
cell in the quality and manufacture Of his
goods, he hopes TO merit a confluence
of the very liberal patronage he has thus
far received.
The highest price paid for futs and
skins. J. A. SMITH.
Chicago, April. 10, 1876 ~.
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{ hill Fever, GsusHb Ague, Inter
IA .ttcut Eeregs,
IND al he furious forns 9f RIIjUs
Diseases,

Diseases,
This v,ldahle Medicine is undoubtedly the
safest, surest and II r,mrdy ever discovered fir
uIe cue at tae above named diseases It not
only breaks the chlIi, but removes he cause from
winch the disease originates. Its operation Is
bntn general Had ,poc'H.
Nhlie It acts generally upon the whole system,
aS "a most poSe'iai ,l'rrdlivr pur tying the llid>,
freeing the solid, from NJ morbid >rcreJiaus. aud
rc-lnsIgorliing AMI bringing ~ all the vital en-
orgies To Il >tmdirj Ut permanent health II al
the sane tue eXerls specific influence upon the
liver digestive organs aud lymphllic and slludu-
lar systems; exciting them to healIhtul activity.
removln, all morbid mtttrr, rquailzlng the crcu-
lltlnn restoring their proper and necessary
tons, thus accomplishing complete rem walton
fro disease, aud restoration TO sound aud per.
man mt health.
Those who are suffering with the prnStrating
Agae nm Ferscs common Ia the South and West
those whose constitutions have become elirc-
BLEED by the nse Of mercury. qulnuc, or other vu-
lent remedies -shpud resort at one to the use Of
this VALUABLE MEDICINE.
1t has ct.oci Ind will CO the most obstinate
ctses.
Travelling with the circulation, it pours it,
healing current through every vein aud artery oi
the human holy. The whole animal economy
Is made To TN lergn thorough and radical change
Even the mind p,rtakes OF he heaIthluI process,
aud life, that befIre appelrcd one dreary waste,
begins again to seem worth possessing.
Pamphlets respecting this valuable Medicine
can he obtained ~ lie agents gratis.
CAuTIoN.-As ther' ARE many spurious pre-
paroiiOaS of similar tame hawked about the
county, and sid on the population ofthe genuine
Smiths T1nic Syrup, we therefore beg leave TO
caution the public against imposition, rs we can
no, hold ourselves responsible for the effects
which may result from the use OF spurious aTtl-
Giles. PHELPS X BLAkSLEG,
Corner Of Chesnut an Third SITS, -. Louis, Mo.
General Agents for the West.
QJThe genuine Smiths Tonic Syrup is also
for sale by the undersigned agents.
q. J.. Thompson, Ottawa; Or. :. G. Smith,
Peru; \. &. Folger licuncPin; Benz Newell,
Princeton Aug, 1856
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G-iTNonc can he genuine unless signed in ,rri-
Ting by W. b. IL II. G. FARRELL, Sole and
Original Proprietors. GJ Manufactured only 10y
II. G. Farrell, wholesale Druggist, Peoria Ills,
and i'r sale in Ottawa by q. l.. THOMPSON.
Jenkins & Merrill, LorkPot: DR. : & Smith,
Peru J Everett, HeR0,gUi Benjamin Newell,
princeton; Steven, * Sons, IqdiaHioup J W
Pickering, NJrmk BouGhton 81 Hubbard,
O,psgoi Vogel, B'atoi, and Wheeler &
Allen. dUAyd.
Ottawa Iune H. ISlG-31v
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DRLGS- MEDlclMES. &c.

~ "lSS'H'''~Si w.
4 ME subscriber has just received
Il from New York. Philadelphia and
ST. Louis, large, fresh and well selected
stock Of drugs, medicines, dye siuirs,
paints oils. putty, glass and glassware.
&c, &c; also the best quality Of brandies
and wines fer medical purposes.
n. B. The most approved patent
medicines always on hand. Purchasers
call at the old stand on the south side of
the public square, and examine the stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
July ~, 1916 G. f. WALKER.
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s TIE ON!!
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES AT
+. BASSNETT'S,

(No. 4, Brick BuiidiHgs.J
4 4 AVlNG lately received an addl-
Il d tional supply OF fine English prints
and dc aines. ! will now sell Them at
Nc1o York UhOic0ie IyiceS.
These goods are Of the finest texture,
of the fastest and Eosl brilliant colors,
and of the most esteemed styles. lie
there fore invites all VINO wish to pur-
chase fall dresses, 10 call and see them
before they buy elsewhere, confident
that they are both eheoI! cheoEerM and
L0ck al thCSe Prices, and remember
that the Quality can't be beat.
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\ f W S l O K f
a La SaHe. IN.
RICHARD CODY

VA | OuLD respectfully inform the
' y citizens If Peru, La Sale. and
the adjoining country, tina, his stock of
Dry GOODS,
Groceries, Hard,rre, Boois g. Shoes.
&c, 81, &c.,
is equal 10 any in the country. His
stock was selected with great care for this
market, and he feels satisfied that his
prices are as low as those Of any other
establishment in tie country. He re-.
specially invites the farmers and others
to give him cal before purchasing else
where, and see and judge for themselves.
La Sale, March l3, 1916.
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New Drug store.

e THE Subscriber has re.
g moved 10 the new building
recently erected by George
NJ Cooley, one door north 81
=. the Mansion Hnuse, uhcre
>'---.-'| he Is now prepared (since
his return from the ea>'l to otter the most
complete assortment Of Drugs, Jlcdi-
cHies, Chemicals, Faiatg. Oils, Glass,
and every article in the line Of Drugs ever
before offered in Ills market, together
with most every variety Of Patent Mcdl-
cine which has received the appreciation
Of the Medical Faculty, offered TO the
public, consisting Of
Indian ChulagoCue Fahensiock', Nrmifure
smiths Tonic syrup Cough Bukam
Houses Indian Tonic Eye-Natrr
fcuIsS DO do Rubclacirut
BrIsiar's Bllsln Wild Cherry; Cough Lozcngcs,
Bnstai's Carminltye l,nzcugcs; Sands Sarslpu.
-,lla; Comstock's d.; Lee, Antl.hiIlious r,lls,
EInore's do do; Phin,y's do de; virgins Indian
Vegetable do; Briggs vegetable and tonic do;
Posts poor man',d,: lloopcr's female do; smiths
sugar coated do; Bmnlrclh's d.; Nlstar's de-;
Resurrection do; Nolh's phUniS tllcrs and pill,
lcw Dayld's Hebrew plaster; Spohn's hcad-ncho
rmedy; Cheeseman's Arabian bsl>am; PcctoIal
,al>am honey; Downs halslmic cllxcE Blrholn.
news pink cypeCtorlu', Farrc.s' Arabian lini.
neut; Hay's Llninent Tor piles; Barclays Group
'uhebs and sarsiparllli. and many articles not
which will 5, 4 As lnw as hicaro
'rces. Aug. IS H6-Sf q. l.. THOMPSON
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Diogenes being asked Of wha, beast the
bite is most dangerous. answered. .Or all
wild beasts. that Of a standerer; Of tame,
that Of q faifer.r.'
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Houses Pile Ointment.

I ; mast valuable safe, aud certain cure for
l the P.e>. LJNumerous certificates II the
happy ELECTS ci this O.nneut may be lound up.
on the wrapper accompanies each bottle.
Prepared only hy GEO. " HOUSE, Nash
vile, Tenn. Price 81 per bottle,
For sale in Soulhpcr, by e,rykcr & Greene
Wholesale agents, iur Wisconsin. llrq. Nctig1n.
northern Illinois Il Ind. for which Territories
aud states all orders should BE- addressed
q. J.. THOMPSON, Agent Ottawa, III.
Ottawa. jane 80. 1916. lie
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haEJ, y'ncra' assortment ct Sl6d.r' Boi9hs
HpRs>S, C.NUs, WHIPS, Trnak>, T4ii,cs. and
all other articles in his line, which &c vii! war.
rant and sell al Chicago Prices.
ALso, all kinds Of repairing done ~ order, al
he shortest notice aud on the nsliiheral terms.
y. B.-Bugey and Carriage trimming done Ia
a superior style and al reduced prices.
Shop on ne ,outh-east corner H. Olumhus and
Canal streets. Game and Ste'
Ottawa July 1, 1918. j. G.STnNE.
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Nails.

NIX KEGS of first rate quality, 3 to God, jus,
4 y received and for sale low by
July %, lsl6 GE WALKER.
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Super dama,k, for tables, yards wide IS
Ard all other things in rrcpoti' n.
Attention is also invited TO my stock
Of English bIanNeis, coun'errants, broad
cloths and bonnet ribbons, Of whchl
have a great variety, all imported direct,
a, the lowest prices. also expect 10
receive in few weeks, a full supply q
winter goods, which | will be able 10 sell
low for Cash or country Produce.
1I37 y. BAssNETT.
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10TH RES 81 Nc
NEW STORE ATT Na->RSEILs.ES.
JOHN S. DILLON,

NEW STORE ATT NA>RsEiLLES.
JOHN S. DILLON,
INVITES the attention of III, Farmers
n and the public in general 10 his stock
of fresh and desirable goods, comprising
almost any article that may be called II r
in the line of merchandise. His stock
principally consists Of
Groceries
OF ALL KINDS.
Dry Goods;
hardware, and well selected lot
queensware, superior to any offered for
sale in this part of the country. lie is
located at present in the store formerly oc-
coupled by the Marsellles mafaclurlng
company where he intends keeping con-
stanlly on hand such goods as will be re-
quired. He would say to the public tina,
no exertions will be spared by him in try.
ing to give general satisfaction to all
those who may feel disposed 10 patron
izehim.
Marseilles, June &c, 1916. IL