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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-05-12

TgNHE Copartnershp heretofore existing between W. IT.
L Hull and Seward Thorson, under the named firm u
Hull Thorson is this day dissolved 10y mutual consent
Either party is authorized sign the of the hrm in
liquidation. All parties indebted tn the firm requested
10 settle without delay. All claims asatst the nrm VIII
be paid on demand. W. II. HULL
Ottawa ApriI / '6i-3ws SEWARD THORSOS.
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This will certify that have an,lyz-d portion Of Rhu
bard Wine manufactured Icy Benjamin Cunningham Of
Ashland. and it contains very considerable. amount OF
sugar and very minute quantity oxale Acid believs
il ~ possess fne medical quantities
II. ID. PANCOSr. Druggist Ashland, Ohio.
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NJ. II 1867

Ashland, Non. II, 1865.
Mr.. n ". S,sea-pesr Sir: You wish to know how
succeeded In wine operation this season. 1 Will give
figures, have kept account of every item
800 II cent. per plant rent of land barrels Of
sugar drayage and all other expenses storing in cellar
81 11Ol9 made 1,100 gallons of wine, which at s. per
gallon the price it readily hrings at year old would
be $500. From my plants cut 1910 sets which have
sold at 20 per plant making 81. "A Wine at
year old $3.50 Deduct c1pens-. 81 1019 Net 81 3d.
ST. all FROM acre Of ground. Yours truly,
L. CUNNINGHAM
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Judiciary Spar H0sp,t!. tug. q. 1864.
Xssistnrt Saigon Daris-Sr: have tried the Rhularb
Wine brought 10y W. J. Shslon and found beneficial
aud regard it being very sficacOus in DiarThoca
Il. : BEAN, A. A. c.
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For Plants apply r. w. Mcfarland, at IIunsber-
gers Agricultural and Seed Store OTTAWA. Small lots 25
a niece reasonable deduction made large lots.
900 plants sufficient My plants
ed pure L. W. MCFARLAND.
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nt,-,rn III F.h Is 1sf

OHGlrd, III. Feb. IS, 1850.
To chcn may oonoeJ',Tsis to certify that We have
used for culinary purposes the Nystt inseus RhubaIb
grown Mr. Mcfarland of this place, and have hesit
ton saying that is far superior To thing of the kind
heretofore met with having very thin coored skim
more tender acid but having pleasant fruity flavor
found il good tender late October We
mend it 10 all az being all that claimed of it fruit
L. l.. WATERMAN,
q. L. THOMPSON.
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GoLi,boro'U s Gc,. H1spital DEPT,
Washington, ID. e Aug. 20. 1854.
This certify that this wine would prove acqusi
ton il the treatment of Diarrhc-a, having used it.
JAMES THOMPSON, Act geOn, U. 5. A.
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Recommended by our Best Physicians.
Dodd's German Cough Balsan,
Liver Pills and Diarrlea Cure.

Remember this is nc hImtug. We warrant all
medicines TO give satisfaction or money rounded
nod0.s German Cough HoIsann fer ~
linds of C,ugI, sore Throat Whoopng cough, hoax1s-
ne,. &c i, superior any now in use
Always call ipr DOfds German Cough Saissn
DoDus LIVER PILLS for all bilious diseases sick
headache cleansing stomach purifying the blood aaa
remoyin. all obstruo tons unegualled in the world.
Once tritd-aIicays nsa6.
DODDS DIARRIIHA CURE, the beat known CarTmsA
tiv. and Astrineen certain for Diarrhea CkelGA
Morb,,s Bloody FluI, &c.
The above medicines for sale by druggisk generally
Prepared ouly by DOpD BROS cs.
E. Y GRises and II. KFssssI, Agents. osaws
fsb l9-6a
,,nry r,r, n ,yn xyorrrR Seeds, all kinds.
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SCPEKIUK
Fremont Csnyc. Lake o. H., SEPT. H. 1861
Mr. Nc EyIand-Dear Yours Of the ith is at hand.
To your INQUIRY would that of a. kinds of Rhubarb
like the linneus for making wine and for cook
;np having tried varieties find ready sale for all
can make Of this wine in my own county.
Yours truly, T. H. PAYNE
Mr. Payne of the largest nurserymen in Northern
Illinois
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have in my possession certificates as to the
medical qualities aud prof.. deriy from this wne should
any wish further proofs
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2 H [ B 4 K B WIN t.
CHINESE. OR MTATT LINN-EUS
w | n E PLAN T

FINEIS Wine Attracting the attention 81 ths America
people article Il commerce well ~ FIR no
a medical wine and likely supers=de
mos; kind, Of crap. or tru-g-.i limitations ia
The plant fru which tl. vine made. Tst 4s
vsTsd IN China, near Lake hokoE. II VS. brought %
n,'and there cultivated ~ NJ. NJ Superior =
al Staer known varieties 81 the Rhu'srb FRAT and
imported int" thu country. II GG-ui a anal
o s-I- aud other iuies fpr wine y '"Un4 thai d:
possessed ali u. properties = tie sp@, except sufficient
superior leverage. . ,r 8s,G.1. ..itS
-ta. gr1r> r-oSs>,s>f-
importers sni manufacturers of trusg-d vines az.
enemies th. a pure tcUlIi Ai.rs H>1I. We
willing to 10 What tigeN UttO submit - thu
anslys Of wine. an let th.m jUiss for Themselves
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DOES II FAY TO CULTIVATE IT,

-rsrtd. OHIO, ATrI {. 1896.
Kr. H. ". Scecf-Sir: yours came to hand to-day. In
reply would that my crop Of wine this sold
for 50 per gallon. Forty barrels, all raised from
of plants Ny plants net thirty five cents apiece,
clearing ME about IS goo from the ground set out.
Dr. BARBER.
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ASHLAND. O.. Dee q. MSS.
To tsic-l This certify that have
examined and snalyze = specimen Of wine In4rufa tIrsd
from the liBnFI- Ebnharb by Nr. Cunningham If tins
place find the specimen sIIalvZ-f rich in ape sugar
by III. Of Tr0mmers test and also md but minute
quantity trac@D uXalic ACID made the experiment
only tor the purpose Of satty ing myself being quite
skeptca in It's containing grape and
also believing that il contained Oxac Acid in quantities
sufficient TO be detrimental TO health.
T.. II CLARK II. D
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As A MEDICAL VINE.

AS 4 MEDICAL WINE
And,n, yro-. Ay. D,pt- Warrington, y. ..
N,sHIssToS, AVS. g 1854
Alcohol. ESQ per cent BY volume.
Grape Sugar. SIS per cent
Cane Sugar AS per
Organic Acid calculated tsrtaTic 80 per cent.
HENRY ERSi, Cheraisi, 4 ,. Dep.
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1RDEN FIEI DAND fZOTER Seeds, all kinds,
NJ Clover Seed u the test Iualtr, AT
apll. 4 Van ponINs>
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Tie sishes, ma ks: Price pail sr

HIDES, PELTS. TiLLOW, PESWAX,
DC. e..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-09-15

The Regular meeting OF Ottawa Academy
Natural Science was held a, their rooms,
Sept. 6. \ large accession Of specmens was
reported added to the museum since last
meeting, among the donations were the t1l-
lowing
From Mrs. Geo. r. Hossad9k. Denver City,
Col. Splendid specimens OF gold>bearirg
quartz and tcssiIs from that Territory. From
+. b. Hoyt, E,q, fne specimen of fossil
coui,or wood from Colorado. From Joseph
Even, Esq, Of Morris, 80 specimens Of fossil
ferns from Macon Creek, III. From DR..
Thompson horned Toads and lizards from
California. From D. 5. Ebersol, Esq, a
Gyros.ope LittelTs Living Age tor lS66 ;
.. c. Grays Poem entitled I-The Sea Coral's
Dream and the Western Annals From c.
II. Force, Esq, SEiPhuret Of iron, Ills. River.
From Smithsonian Institute, Washington,
100 species of shells mostly marine gathered
by Jn't d States exploring expeditions on the
vest coast of America. and Pacific Islands.
From ". W. Calkins, 80 specimens of goodies
and shells.
y vote ofthauks was returned to those who
have aided the Academy. and the utmost sat-
isfactron expressed by members IS to the
condition OF It's affairs.
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The following. which we clip from The
"loca'' in the St. Louis Republican of the
9th, will be read with pleasure by many friends
ia this vicinity Of the gentleman SO hand
somely honored
y HANDsOME COMPLIMENT WORTHIIY BE-
STOW ED.-The Board OF Directors of the St.
Louis Agricultural and Melical Association
nave recently paid "a handsome compliment
to one of their late officials. At late meets
ing Of the Board, the following resolution
was ;ntrod iced and unanimously adopted.
R's1ired. That a conn ittee of three mems
hers Of the Board be appointed by the Presi-
dent, tpprocure a suitable testimonial to be
presented to Mr.. Charles Todd our late Pres
ident, in recognition of the zeal, ability and
untirng devotion to the interest of this as
ISOLATION, manifested by him since its first
organization and of his diIinteres;edress in
declining remuneration for his services dur>
ing the five 7eaT5 of his Presidency.
On which committee Ne sSrs Allen, Whlt>
taker and Taylor were app inted-
As an appropriate testimonial! for the pur-
poses indicated, these gent emen selected a
very elegant gold repeating watch, Of Jur,
genSen's celebrated manufacture, a splendid
minute repeating chronometer.
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Rock River Conference.

The following will be the order of exercises
al the Rock River Conference of the NJ. E.
Church which meets in this city on Wed>
neSday next, Sept. 18th.
Conference will open at s o'clock a. NJ,
and continue in session during the week. The
mornings will be occupied with business. The
sessions are all open to the public.
Wednesday, l9h.-3 o'clock p. NJ, sermon
by Rev y. II. AxtelI y P. NJ. sermon by
Rev. &. II. Fowler.
7k,o's,lay 2Oh.-s P. NJ, sefm6n by Rev
". C. Willing; :! p. NJ. Missionary Anni-
versary; addresses by Robt. Beutly, Jas.
Bourne, Bishop Clark.
Friday 2lst.-3 p. NJ, Centenary sermon
by Rev S. p Keyes; Z! P. NJ, Centenary
jubilee; addresses by G. ". Quereau, ID. d.,
o. II. Tiffany, D. d.
Saturday Eremng.-Sunday school anniver-
sarv
The Conference viii not adjourn formally
until Monday morning.
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Wilson e. De Wits Dramatic


Combination have been sojourring in our
city for few days, but in consequence OF the
ilness of Mrs. Ida A. Franklin, were unable
to open as advertized. The Lady having
partially recovered, the company gave their
inaugural entertainment last evening, which
was well received, eliti.ing raptprous ap.
plause from all who witnessed It. The En>
,ertainment consisted of the beautiful and
effective drama by Mrs. Chas: Gore, entitled
"The Maiden's Vow, or the Veterans Re
turn" and was followed by the side splitting
farce of "Town and Country" The com.
psny gave general satisfaction, and We advise
all lovers of the Grama to witness their per
formance 81. excelen. bill is presented
for this evening.
On Monday the celebrated actress, Mrs.
Addis Reese, will make her first appearance
in the thrilling tradegy of LUcRErA BoRGIA.
The entire company IN the cast.
For cast Of character and particulars see
small bills.
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4 general rt..r- . 'ir-r. F- arl Pilates. Gil:
B.ru .i. So --.I. ana N-i-' I --'-.-- aui frames
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CROSBY ART Ass1cIATIoN-The drawing
of tue Crosby Art Association takes place at
Chicago on the 221 inst. Oar advices are
that the tickets have found SO large and sat-
isfaciory sale, that there is no danger OF
postponemeut. So if you want chance in.
Of drawing the Great Opera House, or any
of the great paintings and other works Of art,
ranging in value from $4,000 down, you
must buy your ticket wirhin Il week. \ :ew
tickets still for SAFE at the Free Trader Book
store of O.man * IIapeman.
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BLANCHARp's MAP OF THE NORTHWESTERN
SrsrEs.-We are indebted TO the publisher,
Sir. Rufus Blanchard, lis Lake St, Chicago,
for a copy of his new ma Of the Northwestern
States. 1t is folded and neatly bound IN
covers of convenient size Tor carrying in the
pocket, and shows uiiuutslY and accurately
every post Office, stream, river, town and
county line, railroad, &c, g., in the North
West. A specimen copy can De seen at the
Free Trader Book store.
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JACOB CHHIsTI.y.-One of the fourishing
institutions in this city is the Tailoring Is.
tablishment OF MrLJAcoB CHRIsTMAS, on Ma
olson sire t, few doors west of the Clancy
corner. He manufactures on q large scale
lets you select your Goth, takes your measure
and warrants lit. He has Just received the
finest stock of cloths. cassimeres and vestings
In the city. 1t is the best way to select your
cloth and have your garments made to order.
at other places ready made, and you know
what you are bargaining for.
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THE LATEST New. DY The s -I. ;T:c CABLE.
M. S,ietel has just returnet home from The
East where he has been for III .lsl six weeks
experimenting the manufac,u-e of their "a!
ard winter stock of men and boys clothing
and as the iail season IS nov setting in.
ali contemplating change in here apparr
should not fail to remember the great adv an
tages offered at Stlefel's. Their stock is all
nsw havinr been manufactured low for cash
and comprising every variety of goods. Their
prices for c!othin. of equal quality are the
lowest to be had in Ottawa, of which all clu
satisfy themselves by an examination e'ss>
where before going to them, They have all
wool cashmere suits as low as $500.
Remember N. S,iefel's clothing house, l.,
Sale street, near the Illinois river bridge.
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STILL They CONE More new goods at
CHILDs 4 Bios! Do they mean to shoe
all La Sale county? The stock this firm
have been receiving for the last few weeks
gives one new ideas of The vastness of the
boot and shoe trade of this city. Their annu>
al sales are almost equal to a pair Of boots,
shoes, CATERS or slips for every man, woman
and child in tie county. They are splendid
men to deal witb-always keep full stock
sell low, and make money by selling a
heap"
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pEDIcAIIoS.-As remarked in our last,
the new ii. f. Church in this city will be ded-
,cated to the worship Of -Nlmighty God next
Sabbath Q6th) The dedicai DRY serrrrl will
be preached by Rev. d.. Eddy, Of C-.caGs
and sermon in the evening by Rev. c. II.
Fowler.
The Trustees request that parents will not
bring their children in the horninr. rs the
house viii be crowded, and have provided a
service especially for the children at } o'clock
ia the afternoon, when there VIII b. address,
Is by several clergynen, singing and music
Al The children in the city are Invited 10 -.
..r1
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The trading community would do we'll,

The trading community would do we'll,
before making their purchases for the falI. to
call and SEQ the immense stock of rev goods
now offered by s. W. Cheeve r. The LADIES
will find very fine stock Of new ard very
desirable dress goods to select froni-me>
rinos, poplins, alpaccas, Goburgs, reps,
mohairs, aud all the new style delains also
a inc lor Of cloakings, woolen goods for men
and boys wear. boots and shoes, croekcry,
and full line Of groceries.
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Ottawa, Sept. IL. 1866.
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Gard 10 lac zrar;ncr..

Ottawa, III. August c5.h, 1851
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CEASE YouR IMpArrExcE! those

CEASE Your IMPATrENCE -" Are those
coming? They promised to bring me erer
so nice pair of Polish boots So said a
pouting Miss, venting her impotence the
other day. Be aisy, my darlint! The goods
are on the way. A few advance cases OF
boots haye already arrived. In q week they
will show you not only the handsomest Polish
boots you ever saw, but everything in the
boot and shoe line your heart or any body
can desire. Let nobody be in hurry. 1t
will pay to wait.
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WAGONS AND CARRIAGEs.-The well known
wagon and carriage making establishment
hitherto owned ~ Messrs. Stout Cum
minys, near the Gas Works, has changed
hands, and is now owned by Messrs. HAHN 4
SHEEHAy. These gentlemen have made
large additions to ;he concern, and are ma,;-
ing wagons, carriages, bsgcies, &c, in a
slyle equal 10 first class Eastern work They
g their own srIithirg and paintl~g, are
splendid mechanics, and pleasant anL honor
able ME 10 deal with.
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Coon MovEMENT.-The Merchants of the
city generally have signed an agreement to
close their stores, on and after the 3sh inst.
Except Saturdays at o'clock. The object
is not only to save gas, but 10 give their
employees something like the same time for
recreation and mental improvement that
mechanics and laborOrs enjoy.
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IEau .nv other rly-it,n- iu America T.r how. ,,r
They never tail g., cure
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BIG SHOW OTTAWA saw SPINE pretty big
shows during the past week. but none deserv-
ing Of half As much attention as the show
Mooney offers you rverv dav-admittance
free-of new and fashionable clothing just
received from the east. You have often seen
ions, tigers and elephants in Ottawa, but
never such stock of clothing. What are
Grained animals" to a new suit of clothes :?
Or China pea fowls to fancy cravat Moon
ey's is the show where you get your money
hack
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Mindful that the various public as well as
private schools of CITY and country generally
begin new terms next week, after the sum-
mer vacation, we have taken care, in the
Free Trader Bookstore of OsAAN * HA"E>
MAN, to have a full stock of school books in
readiness, from Primer to Latin Reader.
We keep ererything in that line, and sell at
the lowest cash figure.
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NOTICE..

The l. al O.. : : i'm it, cal for sunday
!.,,, Convent. "a. .. 1r helI Mendoza THURSDAY
and FriLt,. gta'--r 2 "a anil 2,ih commencing, 9
P -. Thuf-'ry. sul ola-ing nhy evening VIII "a
Union Concert & N-ra1rs >ah'h Srh,oI< All engaged
IN the Sabbath s,hr-I wark az. earnestly inyIt
toni ,,.r.--au III comfy. Gentlemen from atsoa5
sh1 have had eminent in conducting :. cJlvcn
tom. have been invited AMI are expect "a. pre- r.
E1tet sueni VIII Dee !ryy!-I ly t,- citizens ~ Men
- f,r ail ,,ia, attend THOMAS ORION.
>eTtS-I Sarrrtary.
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lEiH~. PIoRDAS & GLIHIlEN.-We k now of
no better place in Ottawa than Leahy, Rior>
dan d Gllndens for ladies' or gentlemen to
buy their boots, shoes, CATERS, &c. They
keep not only very large and good stock,
but are such excellent workman themselves
that one has confidence in their taste and
Judgment If the article YOU want is not on
their shelves, they can beat the town in max
ing it up to order.
They have just received heavy new stock,
selected with the utmost care. and which
they are Offering al a great reduction on for
MET prices.
Madison ST.; a few doors west of post Office
block
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Ottawa wholesale Market.
chicago Market.

The week has shown u good deal Of excitement
and fuctuation in the Chicago produce market,
owing to apprehensions OF short crop 10 England
as well as a partial fiilure of the crop Of the
west on account OF the unfavo rable weather.
Flo1r. wheat. corn. dc, have been subject e
heavy fluctuations, prices ranging a! the close
considcrah's ABOVE week ago.
Fiour-No red winter SRA 3 -; choice spr.
$7.5osS50
Wheat-No red winter s2.37; No spring a.
09a2. 10.
CDru-53c for white, ST for No aud IS for No
yellow and mixed.
Oats Z1azsc
Butter 2-a29c.
Eggs l.alSc.
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CoRREspovpEscE.-we have received re.

CoRREsPoSnEScEIWe have received q re-
ply to the article in our last signed Bullion
but on account ofi,s length are obliged to de-
fer its publication until our next.
We are obliged to make the same dispo-
sition of the article on Marriage" contribu-
ted by our Rutland friend.
Communications reaching us on Friday
unless short, must always goover to the next
issue. The space left us on Frida ~ is always
reserved for latest news and locals.
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FAyffEs.-There are many kinds offincies.
There are fancy stocks, fancy men, fancy
horses, ''phanzy my phelinx," shes aft ity
fancy painted her Bat noae of these, my
breetheing, are to be compared with the fancy
articles just received by, and now displayed
in GIBSON. HArnEwAY's how case. Every
lady will fancy them at frs sight, and never
cease faneying them until not ONLY in fancy
but reality she beholds them on her toilet
table. That's what we fancy
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Padonize Home Institutions
The La Sale County Mutual
Fire Insurance Co,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS
Office in Chcever's New Block.
remium Notes, received May J. 1865, constituting
the Ca itli-
g3.5.s7O -.
Now in force
sessO. s3J D3.
Amount al Property at risk,
SE.sI9.G9s ~.

II viii he " the above That Tia Company has 81
Of Sl1 risk the leading Stock t Of
eh- E,sl haze only = 81 a"tts for every SO To s OF LA
tftcs, a. shown 10y their published reports.
The oD Of Insurance in this Co for the rSt ten
years has been but about third Of TIE rate charged by
other Cos.
Our losses thus far hav. promptly AMI ,jtisfct0r
adjusted. We have never had 10 contest a los.
The business Company for the past two years las
been ery rIosperrI> policies having been issued
tiIsn ia the previous eight years
The Director wei! known aoEs the best business
CT the county.
Nc Tie made until the losses Of the Co
require it, and hut assessment year. and 10y are
Gent vote of the Directors. HHTS shall nat H. rT-
ett, anything Istus r. ns Gctace l1YHJh a1tH
Of ysIT from the date Uf their policies.
In of the above facts, Tint this J. One i'll
stuon; that the security is ample tn cost II Insurance
lees than ia Other COS. the and literally With
settled: think entitled t. the
patronage OF this community in prefereucctu foreign III
k~'iie-.
Policies issued both the Stock and Mutul plans ith
asst favorable teTnIs-
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Exnyu;nuriouo rTeocbcrs.
Tcu,peI.lHce.

There will he a -err- O.. ,t'c t-mperan. g.
tn fret Of which will 'e heII st the Sor. Cd, 2
Hai' in ReIti-A's Blpck Thursday ,sanb-r
% Al no desire IA" evil, of iniail cruii
Gated. aud who willing 70 leul a helping haai t.
accomplish the god work. earnestly nvtei - hs
present, GYoi music aud Speaking will comprise part II
the exer isas S.utl5
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LOCAL MATTERt1.
Chicago, e. Island x r. acrnc II. Il.


ARRRvAL OF NAILS
Western. closes Il: 90 VI. Arrives l2:45 p NJ
Et>tcrn IL MSGPN. IL: IS p.
Farm Ridge at VI. and arrives at II ~, Tues
days. THURSDAYS ~ Saturdays.
y ewark closes i3O T ". and arrives l p NJ Tuesday
and Saturdays.
Snrnonak closes so A NJ Saturdays arrives 81 30 p.
Fridays
Faclr closes p VI. Saturday: arrives II n.
Onice Opens A. NJ Closes, ~ p. NJ.
aug2j 65 J. W. DOW, Z. NJ