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Accepting animals an rood Orde

heepng Animals an good Order.
1t IS an old saying, that animals in
good condition in December, are
half wintered. This is undoubtedly
true, as they not only require much
less keeping during the winter
months, but are more profitable for
labor or Tor whatever purpose they
are kept. Cows, oxen, steers, sheep,
horscs--in fact all animals, as soon
as the food becomes short or insipid,
should be fed regularly from the barn.
It's often the case that animals that
have had the advantage of what is
considered a "gsod rum" during the
Summer months, upon the decrease
o. ioot in autumn, suddenly fall
away, become poor and dispirited,
ana require regular feeding 10 pre-
serve them in health and heart. A
httle attention under such circum-
stances, will often be the means Of
oovis'mg much trouble and expense
by exposure to the cold winds and
chiIley storms Of the late autumn,
there is often laid tho foundation Of
wasting and curcless disease; debil.
ny and iansour, loss of appetite, snt
inaptitude to fatten, by this mean.
often induced, occasioning suffering
to the animals, and loss to the owner
Who is frequently ignorant of III,
true cause, andat q loss to concciv,
why his animals arc not in as goo,
condition & health, and as thrift,
and well looking rs his more careful
nsishbcr, who provides both food an,
shelter for his stock, and Is careful
10 sec that no circumstance reauisi,
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Skill an Farming skill adds
more to the profits of farming than
hard work. In the article of butter,
for instance, the same outlay is re.
quired, or nearly the same, to make
a hundred pounds ofthat which is bac
as good. But when the two articles
are marketed. there may be five or
six dollars Of clear profit in the pock-
ct fthe skillful dairyman. The inn
portonce of scientific farming is re-
allied by those who have found such
benefit as is noted above in nearly
every department Of their labor.
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ErtractJron The Farmers Greet.
We believe in small farms and
thorough cultivation.
We believe in large crops which
leave the land better than they found
it.
We believe in going to the bottom
Of things, and therefore in deep
ploushing.
We believe that the best fertility
of the soil is the spirit of industry,
enterprise, and intelligence, without
this, lime, mari, plaster, bones and
green manure will be Of little use.
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N'rD Prepare Superior Nance
Meat for pitS.-Tase stoned raiSens,
cnrfants, sugar, and suet, of each two
pounds ; Sultana raisins, boiled beef,
I lean and tender, } each one pound
sour or tart apples, four pounds the
Juice Of two lemons ; the rind of one
lemon, chopped very fine; mixed
spice, Lalfpound; candied citron, and
lemon peel, of, each five ounces ;
brandy, one gill, and chop the whole
very fine. The preparation may be
varied by adding othcrspice in fla
voiing and the addition Of eggs, or
the substitution of chopped fowl or
veal, for beef, according to fancy or
convenience.
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bloody Murrain.-Hon. II. l..
Ellsworth. now ofLafayette, Indiana,
informs us that the following recipe
has proved preventative of this dis
ease in several sections where it has
prevailed to a great extent: "Take
two pints wood ashes and one pint
clay, and knead them into Jumps
with salt and water. Lay the Jumps
where the cattle can lick them when
ever they desire to do So" .Abans
Cut.
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to their comfort, IS neglected or
overlooked,

I'll IT,
to their comfort, IS neglected or
overlooked.
There is probably no animal more
generally and shamefully neglected
in this climate than the sheep. The
presumption that they are capiciated
to endure extreme cold without any
obvious or serious dctriment, is an
error that cannot be TO speedily cor
rected. No animal is more severely
cold storms and exposure,
or more capable consequently, ofre-
warding amply an extra expenditure
in the provision of secure shelter and
good keeping. The old adagc, "a
'nercllnl man is mercifuft to his beast
IS one that We wish to see more gem
rally recognised and applied.-O!-
zee Hranck.
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Forty shou and

z ~ ~ 'itr 10 the Eub.iC AZ NV NNtsttN utaT
Il the village OF Daylun,wcs side ct Fox liver,
"a Sallecouniy, The largcsJuumber aud greatest
variety Of
GRATED FRUIT TREES
Frat can be found northwest oi the " aba,h
fhry were procured from Curtis celebrated EG-
gar Nursery, embracing nearly three hun lrcd
"riDies Of Apple ily varieties Of Pear, thirty "a.
rites Of Pluns, Cherries and Peaches, all 81 the
ch Tres, fruIt, which have been selected durlnc
The last % years 10y the industrious aud lndeiati.
tahe pfopretprs Of the Nursery, at great ex.
pcnse, from nearly oil tie states IN the Union.
and many of the choicest vir.Iies from Europe.
Fhey are mostly Of two years growth. and from
three to live feet IN height, aud OF sufficient, size
10 act. Those wishing toplint orchards VIII not
fail to perceive the great advantage Of setting
young and thrifty trees. reared in the same soil
and climate in which they are destined to be sci,
over those usually brought from a different soil
and climate. the larger roots and limb. ampu,r.
ted TO save transportation. and the Gbrous roots
injured hylong exposure 10 dry atmosphere.
WELLS WAIT.
sent rs. 1916 l2-y
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Becs.-Swarms should not be kept
in southern exposure during the
winter. The bees are apt to be
tempted to leave the hive, and thus
become chilled and disabled from re-
turning, before they are aware. In
summer they should not be exposed
to the sun, but shaded.
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apple DnmpIu,s-Set your tin
pail or kettle on the stove, put in a
cup Of water, cut in four large apples,
one pint sour milk, one large tea
spoonful saleratus ; mould your crust
and spread it over the top cover it
tight; bake it one hour.
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II Bnreau Cotmfy.--Sec SO, l7,utll east
ct the All principal meridian
IL G,undy COu'fy.--se ar 0, 80, 6; hfsw
or -, 81, 6
hWR CoHHiy.-E hfsN 80, 81, o; sw f.. Or
3, 49, ..
The above Lands will b. sold cheap. Ga
most Of which, 10y paying one-iourlh down, time
sill he given on the balance.
Nov 90. GEO II. NORRIS.
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BiaCiSsnliiIiImy.

-, THE subscriber takes this meth.
).,1sc NJ od of returning thanks for the pub.
MT z ilc patronage heretofore extended
z ~ In ban, and wishes tn inform his
30 M friends and public generally. that
--<Z/ he has turned his whole attention
to the manufacturing If wagons and bugrics. in
all It's branches; he has secured himself the best
o! wofNmeD, both IN wood and iron, and his s,ock
of lumber and iron cannot be surpassed by any
in this vicinity.
Wagons u.ade 10 order and warranted che,n,r
than any other establishment west OF Chicago.
Please call and examine before purchasing. 3
lumher wagons ready finished. on hand: and can
fial'h any kind to order in few DAYS notice,
Cash paid for seasoned lumber
Oulwa, July 10, 1876. Il. BARNARD.
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FSNHE Proprietor of the above establishment
returns his sincere thanks to hi, numcInus
visitors and the members Of the General Assem-.
bly, for their very liberal patronage bestowed
upon himduring the past winter. Heiake' r'c''-
ure in announcing tn bis ircnls, aud all Others
who may visit the city dutine the next summer
aud winter, tina, he will always he ready e inf-
nsh them with the hest the market affords, aud
spare no pains on his psrl in rendering them n'
comfortable as can he desired.
The " Washington Ho'ef' IA situated in the
most convenient par 9th city fnr those whose
business is connected with any of thcpublic Of
fees Vt the state, and Delegates to the Consiitu-
tional Convention will find Til. House, from it's
immediate proximity to their field Of tabor pos.
scsscs more advantages for their convou ence
and comfort than any other in Springfield. His
house i. large and roonly, and is capable nc.
commoiating large number of all those who
NAV make it convenient to calI upon him a
convenient and comfortable stable is attached ,o
the premises, which will always be supplie'l with
the hes, oiprovendcr'
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Fashionable Tailoring.
GEORGE SMITH

I'D ESPECTFULLY return thanks 10 the cit.
Aoiacns OF Ottawa and vicinity ior the liberal
patronage he has heretofore received, and hopes
to merit confluence If the sane. His 7riior.
ipg Establishment is on the scnlh side al the
public square. over James Ryan's store
lie js prepared to do wark on the mast fcasuna.
bic terms, and waricuis all garments made hy
him To ft. Cutting viii ic done ON short notice
aud wauentcd 10 II il properly made mp The
Fail and Winter Fashions.
From New lork CITY, hnyc int been rec,iyc1,
thus enabling him to furnish gumcn,3 IN the 10.
test and most APPROVED stSir.
" b. LamLu, and most, kids IF county
pro6uee ,cW b. tic"ig peymne. Jor wml.
Ottawa. Oct. % 1877.
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For Sale nj Consignment.

Buchons Hungarian Hays liniment e,
BN'sam: Pics;
Wis'ar's Balslm Wild Fareus AraLiln Liui.
Cherry; rneni;
HiI's Bal.am Honey: Hewe's Nerve and
TayIofs Balsnm li,,r Bone lnmenI;
wo-i; Ihompsnn's Eve W,trr
Cheeseman's Arabian FahnosIccks Ncrm.
Dalsam; fucc:
rurling'ons Balsam Corn,tack : Sarsparill,
ldfe; sands do
Anderson, cough drors Bri.tufs ,n
BIrhnumrN- Pmk Sherman's Worm and
Expcrtorlut: other Lozporc~;
ilasting't Comp syrup McAl,s'crs al healing
Nnplha; Suye;
ossood's India ChulO. Connects Pain ETtrac-
gngu'; tor;
smiths Tonic SyTGp; W ilh great variety Of
NauGbu's Veg l.y,hon. Pd.s to numerous
idptc; to mention.
Downs Elycr health;
g. l.. THOMPSON.
Ottawa, July 80. lsi7-2.f
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City Hotel.


- CiuH Il, MulOiS.
Fs1HE public are informed lha, this esialli-L-
men hiss been newly fitted up aud ne,,ly
in style to correspond with the IN
creasrug Importance Of the r"wn, ond will here
after be kept 10y the subscribers, who solicit .
share Of public patronage.
A. \. FISHER,
PERRY II. SMITH.
Ottawa, March 90, 1871. 37.f
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Fashionable Tailoring.
CONELLY & BAILEY

DEFCRN thanks 10 the public lnr the liberal
Npnronase extended to them, and would state
that they have removed to the n,rh side of the
City Hotel, 10 ths building adiining the house
lately occupied by John McCauy. They have
procured the latest
FaH and Umier Fashinns.
direct from New York, which will enable them
10 make up garments in the most fashionable
style. Work will be done ia the bes, manner.
aud all garments made TO 1T.
Ottawa, Oct. 20. 1917
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NEW TAILOR SHOP.
4. B. SMITH

Has recently established himself in Ottawa,
on the north side &c the pubic square. where be
will promptly attend To all calls u, his line nf bn.
sness. Fashions received regularly. Al! work
executed in his shop swarnntcd, Cutting done
% oder. NAV %, 1Si7-,i6.f
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Drugs, Medicines, SC.

Drugs, Medicines, SC.
zz5sss VINiIE Subscribers have jus, rec i,el
Il from New Imk anI phihdrl.
J phla, a large stock of drugs, medi.
cines. dye stuff, paints, oil, varnish.
-, &c, which will he sold on the
lowest terms; all the most popular patent mcdi.
cints Of the day kept on hand. Physicians aud
others are invited to give Us a call.
Iuly |. Al. WALKER & qICkLtNG.
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Attend well to your bushes.
Bcpunctual in your payments.
Consider well before you promise
Dare to do right
Envy no man.
Faithfully perform your duty.
Go not in the patti q vice. -
Have respect. Tor your character.
Infringe on no ones right.
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ShCc,irgs, NuIns. &c.

SnCcttEEs, iIhs' NC.
oBALES A heavy brown Shee~
y ,ings,
! bales "a and "A sup. do.
100 lbs. Cotton Batting.
600 Cotton Yarns, No 5 TO 20.
900 E" White Carpet Wharp.
100 :" Colored. do.
hLso-Candle wicking. cotton Irvine,
Black and white Wedding, &c.
Just received aud G,r sale low by
WALKER g. HlCKL!NG.
Sept "a, 1917.
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DAYTON
" 0 D L / EN- I ACT 0 L y

" 90 l. l. En- + AC T 0 Il Y
WE would most respectfully iurorm gu,
w friends aud patrons, that the aho>r ,stsI.
hSlmeni l. s'Ili IN oPcratlou, and Nili CONTINUE
10 be, 50 long a. We continue to receive ,rch q
liberal share Of bubble patronage. and would her.
renew our promi-e that uo rsins shalihc shared
IN urphr', with ski.iel Workmcn. 10 render o.,
neral subsection. We arc manufactures a..
1UoNins kinds Of good, Nig:
PULLED CLOTHS,
'lwjmrr3, SatiuCil, Tweed. Jeans. IipSr,
Francis Of different kinds. and Blankets.
Y ni'h We oh'i for safe Wholesaler rcrail >rr,
.h'ip,i Cash, Nhs0i,ut Woni Of viii man,
neral exchanges, say yd. iullr,lclnth tor from
to lbs Of wool, sd. jeans for ms, ,L
name Tor u lb,o patr.,Iy hcav, blankets ior
as much more wool a. Ittskas 10 makcth,m
"e', all OF the same quality. Or we viii manu-.
fl'tu,o luIled cloth on commission, at tom 81 !
"a o2s cents per I'd. " COL calculated Tor rx
changing or manufacturing should be well wash
ell on 'he sheep agd rolled up ~ separate llccces.
CAR0lNG AND SPINNING,
" al he done at from 10 to Is cents per poupd
CARplNG vii! he done thi,se at cents.
except very Eoe 81 ccut, per pound. Come on
with your fine wool, as We have lust RECESSED
Two ne" single machines ot the latest aud most
improved style, which will hrrut IN complct
order with hGe cards, (No. 81 and 33) hy the
2olh inst, and are cal, uIat,d expressly for Gus
tom work. OGr old machine will he pul in .od
order and will dUj ustice 10 the coarscI quauic,.
Person. coming from distance can havuheir
work done with the least possihI, delay, and IN
\ manner which We will warTantto give sat,s.
faction.
{ / o 7 DRESS
while done attheusuai prices or a sn,allds.
count for ready pay. J.&D. GREEN
blNton May IL, lSl1. j. x u C.
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ID cndy NInGe Ci0tl,ing.

X , cndy Made CiOthiDg.
"a A smat 10, Of Fall aud Winter Clothing,
Goats, 10 dos, gents. fine shirts,
Vests, Linen Collars,
Pants, Dosoms, &C., &C.,
Made in the best style. and for sale low Ivy
WALKER & 'lllCKLlNG. p
Sept 2;, 1917.
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Single Meal p cents
Transient Boarlers per day - do
Horse, per day SIl do
The travelling public atc respectfully solicited
for share of their patronage.
JOHN DALE\N.
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an, Fox River House. Of
Sy, GOttdwu. ]

80 OTTAWA, IT. l..,.-.---.-.sA
TESHlS popular cslabusbmcnt Is NOW IN iaI-
O, GRAFTON, and Ils accommodations are mt
ierlor to npnc m the country. Jewellers "ili
always fnA the tshe supplied with choice game,
and every dolicscy the county all fd'. con-
tinuance Of the liberal share vi public palfouag,
is solicited.
Otlwa. Aug. 6 1871.
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Marble aus, stone Yard.

IN LYONS would inform the inhabitants or
4 PsOunwa aud surrounding county HAT he
has established himself In the nho,r business in
OuaNn. an Columbus 81, directly opposite Geo.
Vests livery stable. where he will I've able to fur.
nish 10 order tmh stones. monuments, tables OF
any other article ia his line OF business.
Ottawa, Sept II, 1871.
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Taxes for 1917,

T7NilE tax lIsi 0r 1877 is now in my hands for
4 collection. | shall I've in the country on all
days Of each week except Saturday. on which
day can I've found at ny office, prepared to re-.
ccivc ioSss from those who may wish 10 paw in
town. Costs will be added Ia all tracts of lands
and town l1ls that remain unpaid after the first
Of January. lsl7, as q lis, Of delinquent lands
and town lots will have to be handed to the prin.
ter tor publication. H. HURLBUT,
0uiwn. Sept 81. 81. Clierlrr.
eaiis Wantcd.--l5 800 Rails wan'et
t delivered 10 South Ouawa. fr ehrh cash
wlI be paid by WALKER & HICKLlNG.
Ottawa, Aug, y, 1917.
fNEtS. TEAS,
The following Teas are fresh and good,
aud We shall sell them a, The lowest prices:
90 hi. chests Young lily son, from IS to SIS
3 Gunpowder.
Imperial.
= g Powchong, in lib papers.
WALKER & HICKLING.
sept Il, lS47.
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res.
Cow ears Spades Plane Irons Pas'crng lrowels,
SleGges. Manure Forks, Nrouglu& as drons.
lma lakes, Bench ANs. Brick Counter 3m.lr
AIDES Brass Kettles, Xnc wash boards, Gun Del tubes
Choppng Hollow Augues, Powder
&
audro
Sauce Pans, Wrought Nails, Writing lax, Shoe brushes,
Steel Traps, BnraX Glue, Coach Wreuches, Horse do
Smoothing Irons Mulass1s Gates. hinges s,ruhLiug
Aso-Nnea knob morice Locks; Villa do Horse
doube Cut Files full assortment; Crocu,
and Saws Socket and fm ct, best qualify; Blind
steungs: Door locks and Ies all kinds; Knives Of
Britannia Faucets
mills all
lhng alclel
and ill locks; PdJocks wheel heads Shoe backng,
We manufacture anl keen lau! all
wi
low other establishment tie We selling isizes
and buggy &c. M foundry
dlUhl
all kinds of &C..
Ottawa, Ocl, 8, 1877.
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SAWYERS
FLUID EXTRACT OF BARK,
AN lNFkIABlE REMEDY FOR THE
F5V5i} q A9U3o
SASVYER'S

qnl The narious forms Of BiLIOUS
diseases. Intermittent Pemutmi,
ChW Ferer and Dumb .7guc, hav-
ing Ihcir origin in malaria Of very fer
TIN or marshy districts. prepared by
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o 7 II DRESS SING
"hlhe done at theusuai prices, or a smalldis.
count lor ready pay. J. Il y. GREEN
Dayton, May II. lSI1. J.NDG.
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VIM. NJ. Reed, Lewis Backmer, VIM. Pnrrington,
VIM. " Moses, Directors; ID. F. Baker, Cashier. Bank
hours from 8 to 10 A. NJ. Discount day, Monday
ANDROSCOGGlN BANK, TopsHAM.-C bas. Thomp
son, President; Charles Thompson, John Barron Da-
vid Scrbner Nahum Perkins, Woodbury. II. Huntington,
Directors; John Cob'irn, Cashier. Discount days,
Tuesday of each week. Bank open from to l in
summer; 10 to in winter.
BRUNSWICK BANK, Observation-Disclosures Dun
lap, President; Richard 7. Dunlap, Alfred J. Stone,
John G. Humphreys Joseph BADGER, VIM. Barron, Di
rectors; A. G. Robbins, Cashier. Discount day, Thurs
day. Bank hours as above.
MARI NER'S BANK, Wrsc.ssEr-Henry CLARK. Pres
ident; Henry Clark, Wmot Wood, Edmund Dana
samuel Alley, James MCarty Directors; s. p Baker,
Cashier. Bank open from to in summer; 10 to in
winter Discount day, Tuesday.
MED0MAK- BANK, WALpoBoRo'.-James Hovey,
President; James Ilovey, George Smouse, John Bul
finch, jos Clark Alexander Palmer, Directors; George
Allen, Cashier.
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