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SENrENcED.-Judges Cofinberry and Boil
ton sentenced the following convicts yes
terday morning:
John A. Williamson; receiving stolen
property; one year.
George Robson; grand larceny; one
year.
Robert S. williamson ; grand larceny
two years.
John Mcintosh burglary and grand lar
ceny; one year.
John Sullivan burglary and grand lar
cenY; seven years.
James Smith burglary two years.
James Mitchell ; grandlarcenY one year.
William Bedford highway robbery +;
seven years.
James Lee; robbery; six years. 3
Henry Cloddon robbery; four years.
Charles Y. Scott; grand larceny one
year.
Judge FOote, On Saturday, sentenced
Abraham osterhout, convicted on the charge
of grand larceny, for three years.
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The Proprietors Of the New York Museum Of Anat-
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To Consumptives.

TINE Rev. Edward A. Wilson's Pre-.
pared Prescription for the cure of CONSUME.
TION, ASTHMA, B~R0NCHITIs. COUGHs
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No FORM Of Catarrh or noise in the head can 70
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HUNNEWELLsS

TILL To attempt to enumerate the
h~0nVNE manifold results of the Anodyne
AAVDANH' in cases of Neuralgia, Headache,
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the most reliable testimonials in my possession, to
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Certificates Of the various articles are first put
into envelops, sealed up and mixedi and when
ordered are taken ont without regard TO choice,
and sent by mail, thus giving ALI fair chance. On
receipt of the certificate. you will see what You are
TO have and then it is at your option to send tho
Dollar and take the article or not. Purchasers
nav thus obtain a Gold Watch, Diamond Ring, or
any set Of Jewelry on our list for ONE DOLLAR.
Send 25 Cents for Certificate
In all transactions by mail, We shall charge for
forwarding the certificates, paying the postage and
, doing the business, IS Cents each, which must be
enclosed when the certificate is sent. Five certif-
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for SIS.
AGEETS-We want Agents in every Regiment,
and in every town and county in the country, and
those acting as such will be allowed 10 cents on
every certificate ordered by them, provided their
remittance amounts TO One Dollar. Agents will
collect Is cents for every certificate, and remit 10
cents to us, either in cash or Postage stamps.
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RoBBEnr NEAR GnAFToN.-Conduetor Ty-
Ter, of the Saturday evening Toledo train,
reports that two men painted black went
into a house out in the country a short dis
lance from Grafton, Lorain county, on Sat
urday, and finding no one at home but a
woman and a small boy, demanded what
ever money was in the house, threatening
to kill them if they refused to discover it
Immediately. Thu woman was too near
scared out of her wits to refuse, and gave
up $500. Men were forthwith sent in pur-
suit, and it was thought impossible for the
highwaymen to escape, as pursuers were
directly on their heels. The boy would rec
ognize the robbers on sight. When caught,
the villains should be fisyed alive.
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RAILROADS.
SHORTEST ROUTE IRON CLAN
10 CHICAGO.



1895 WiETER ARKANGKMERT- ~
ON and after Monday, December IIth. 1aer
Trains will leave Cleveland daily SANDY =
cepted) as folloEs:
$50 A. M.-MAIL-Arrives At Pittsburgh $50 ;
n; HarEisbnrgh 2:30 A. D.; Balriuors 10 !
NJ Warrington 10.35 A. n; Phnadslphf
Too A. Nj New York loco A. Whes.iri
500 p. n Connect 1t Hudson wit c. 81. +
.. K. r.. for Akron and connects a. 4Iissno'
with P. IT. va O. Railway for ali paine
west.
2:25 P. M.-EXPRESS-Arrives At Pittshurxh 4
S:5O ?. NJ; Harrisburgh SIS A. NJ; Beltimor.
1870 P. H. Washington $40 r. NJ; Philadai'
phia Leo P. n; New York S:As >. n. Wheel.
ing QBrtgeportl $50 P. n; Bellsir Ben,
Noodl 94gP n, connects With Baltinorc
and ohio r. r.
$40 ?. M.-AoCOMMODATIoN-Arrivss AZ Al.
lance 6:S5 ?. n Cars from Cleveland un
direstly through, via hudson for Cuynhoe.
Falls, Akron and Millsrsburgh, eonnecfi1e
At Alliance ana 0rrviilt with 2. II. w. o.
Railway, for Canton, Msssillsn, Wooster and
Mansfield.
Cars run through from Pittsburgh to New York.
Cvta AnentownJ without change.
- Fare ~ low ~ BY any other routs.
- Through tickets can Be procured a The linton
Ticket Once, Weddell House, st the Depot. o. -
the Euclid Street Station.
J-H. DEp EREUX. Euperfuteudans
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General News.
Fire.

~ Fire. "
JACKSON, MICH, January s.-A fire here
Sunday morning burned Ave stores. Loss
$4,000 insurance $I7, 900. Messrs. Bum.
pers 4 WoOdsum, boot and shoe dealers, are
among the heaviest losers. 4.
Meeting.
WASHINGTON, January s.1The Select Com
mittee to devise suitable means to testify
the national respect for the late President
Lincoln had a meeting this morning and
selected the Hon. Geo. Bancroft to deliver
the eulogy in FEBRUARY next, in place of
Edwin NJ. Stanton, declined.
The Weather.
BUFFALO, January s.-Thermomster here
is 10 degrees above, at Staten Island IA be
low, at Burlington, VT, Il below, Montrf Il
Fl below, Troy 20, Albany Is below. Of.
'tawa, c. W, barometer 81, the highest az,
known. Other reports indicate very ~
weather, extending from the far east 10 IN,
far west.
o.. ra HH-.F-
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WEEKLY.
One Year.
90

The getter up of a club Of ten will be entitled to
one copy for his trouble. For q club Of twenty q
copy Of the Tri-Weekly will be given. For q club
OF thirty, q copy Of the Tri- Weekly and Weekly /;
for a club Of forty two copies Of the Tri- Weekly or
one copy of the Daily.
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Run OVER By CARs.-We have not been
able to learn the name of the unfortunate
man who was run over by freight cars on
the fats, a notice o f which accident was
made in our columns this morning. He
was taken to some place on Orange street,
and Drs. Beckwith and Schneider called to
dress his wounds. We erred in saying that
his leg was so badly crushed as to require
a~mputation. 1t is thought that it may be
saved. But the leg is the least of the sur
geons' concern, for it is yet somewhat doubt
ful if the man can long live. He received
severe internal injuries. Avery deep wound
was also inflicted in his thigh. The accident
occurred about midnight of Saturday, in
of Sunday afternoon, as stated by us
this morning.. -
Since the above got into type, we learn
that the name of the unfortunate man is
Meyhaver, conductor, instead of brakes
man, of a freight train on the Lake Shore
road. He was taken to his home on Orange
It is exceedingly doubtful if he
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Asthma.

Now declared purely a nervous complaint, is per-
fectly relieved in most violent attacks with doses Of
IS TO As drops each half hour. Relief and sleep
will follow the second or third dose.
pa- Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Medicine.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-12-22
How n1sl yyhateo Seu d.

From the ner!can Monthly We learn
severn! importau, things. Among them ale
the following:
4 SPscIAL Srs~EM.-And mere | may with
advantage quote the example of a distis-
gUIshed scholar of our own country.
l. Before | com mmenced All author, | made
myself thoroughly IN aster o. the whole sch me
of ms work, if table OF Contents enabled
me TO do so.
2. then studied the author in the follow
ing manner: After reading the iifst sentence
| meditatcl ou it. developed the authors
thoughts well us | was abs, and reducing
the whole as nearly as possible, TO single
distinct concise expression. | than read the
second sentance, and did the same. | next
compared the Two sentences togother, medi>
tatug on lhem and galher.ug out OF them
their Substance Thus vent through the
paragraph, and reflected on the whole until
had reduced it TO a single sentence, con,
tanning Its essence. | then studied the next
paragraph In like manner; and havi ing CONS
pared the two, | gathered out of them their
substance. ThS same plaa was followed IN
the CON parison of sections with sections, and
chapters with chapters. books with books,
until tine author was hnished
;. third rule Was 10 pass nothing unex-
amined nothing without re aection, whether
III poetry Or Gciinn, h, tory or travels. poll
tics, philosophy, o. religion. Nor ought |
TO omit tx three rules OF Professor Whitaker
OF Ctmbrii ge, given to John Boyef, one of
The Vminrnt iransiarors of the Bible in the
time ~ j. 1tes the FIRST.
l u stuly cli.aJ stanling or VI alkiug.
=. Never 10 study at a window.
;. Nol 10 20 10 bed, Oh any accodat, with
cola feet.
WHAT To REAB.-Are you deficient in
TASTE Read the best English no ets, such
as Gray and Goldsmith. Pope aud Thomson.
Cowper and Coleridge, Scott and Words
worth
Are you deficient in imagination? Read
Milton and AkeEside ?, and Burke.
Are you deficient in power of reason p
Read Chilli rgworth, and Bacon arH Locke.
Are you def lent i'll Judgment and good
seuse in common affairs eff life |? Read
Franklin
+ Are yoa deficient in sensibiity? Read
Goethe and MakensIe.
Are you deficient in vlgor Of style? Read
Junius and Fox. en-
~ Are you deficient in poliiieal kn0wle age !?
Read Montesquieu, ths = Fecerallst," Web
ster aud Burke.
. Are YOU deficient in patriotism? Read
Domosthenes. and the "Life of Washington"
Are you deficient in consciencef Read
some of president Edwards works.
Are you deficient in Pisty !? Bead the
Bible. y
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i QUAcK IS THE HANDS OF LAWYER
Hon. DAVID Paul Brown OF the Phiiade!phia
bar, relates the following god story IN late
work Of his =
a quack had insti; i;uted a suit for medical
services against one Of his neishbors, and
the suit being brought for the use of another,
became himself the witness. A Mr. Will
liams, who was employed To defend the SUIT
aud expose the quackery and worihlessness
of the services rendered, subj bircted the doc
tor to the following cross examination =
Did yoa treat the patient according to the
most approved rules of surgery? asked the
counsel. 49,
by all meaEc-certainly l did," replied
the witness.
Did you dccapitat, hia -inqrirsd the
counsel.
"Indoubtedly did-that was a matter Of
coHrse,' answered the doctors witnes ss.
Did You perform the CB,arean OPERATION
upon him? asked the couasel,
Why, Of course answered the witness,
.'his condition required il. and it was attend
ed with very great success"
Did you subject his body to auto dpsy p
still further enqnired the counsel.
Certainly, replied the witness, . that
WAS the very last remedy adopted
Well then, doctor, As you first cut oil the
defendants heal. then disscc,ed him. and
lie still survives il. have no more TO Ask
and if your Claims will survive it, qhackery
deserves to be Immortal.
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A poor woman and her child lately settled
in 4 Western city. aud we're greatly reduced
and IN need OF food. The child seeing =
chicken in the back yard wanted tb kill it
and have pol pie. q No. no." sa,d the
mother, that would be wicked, aud Gsd
would sure punish you." "Thsn." said the
yorngster, looking up, '.let's move back to
New 4ork-there amt a..y God thede.'
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An old man picked up a half dollar in
the street. "Old man, that's mine, said a
keen locking rascal. did thine ha Fe hole
in II y asked the old gentleman. Yes, "
replied the other smartIy. :" Then it is not
thine" replied the old gentleman thee
must learn to be little sharper another
time"
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"A writer dwelling vpsn. the Importance of
small things, !" says that he always takes
notice even of straw, especially if there
happens to be = she.Vo eobisr At the cad
0i it, es tsst sAs * 80 sxsss4
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Subjects for conundrums bsing nearly ex>
hausted, one desperate joker has goae back
to our first parents and enquiries, "why was
Eve rot afraid of the measles p Because
She ADAM R GE
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. The ocean spesks elcquentiy and forever"
says Beecher. Yes, Tetogis PRESTIGE, land
here is no use OF telling it 10 dry up"
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Fren Rev WIN Smith. formerly Pastor of the yincenton
and Mnville IN. J) Baptist Churches
Having us: my family uirrier of bottles Of your
Hoofands German Bt~rs hsts TO say thai regard
t-n excellent medicine sTpesiaIiy adapted to ~
the diseases they rec"insnended tDr. Insy
strsnsthrn and nvsvte t- sytten when detilitated.
us-ul in iiss err ef tin, liver ss appetite -
have ais, recommended them Ia several of my r'enns,
who tried them. aud found them greatly beneficial IN
the restoration OF health. Yours truly,
WILLIAM syfTH.
9C6 Huichilscn St.. Philadelphia
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0F0 ,E~
lNI

(rrom the Kew. Josrh H. ksnnar Pastor Of shs rsas.
Bsptsssrhurch
have been frequently requested to connect name
with coumrndstous Of different kinds OF medicines, but
regarding the practice out Of my appropriate sphere,
have all decne bat with cesr proof Ia varioas
instances and particularly ia own family, Of the
iuluc., Dr. lioofand's German Biters depart foE
from, usual cnrsc to express my fn conviction
that general aeilits OF the system and especially for
Liver Con- psint IL is SAFE AMI valuable rrpsra-iUn. 1r.
il fail lat u-usy, d't not. !: wi.fI.
ycly bel..E whs suffer from the above
yours very resr-ct ally.
J.H. X ENNAKD Eighth below Coat 81
Phad.llhiI, Doc. "a, 1855. ra
Rev j. =. Herman Of the German hsfnrni ChHr.s
kutzi0un B-ks county Pa was cured 81 the Dyspepsia
of twonsy years standing.
A. NJ spangisr Ef'or of the fsd,trist. No. Is North
Sixth street Philadelphia this Bttrrs
men.ei ~ him medical ffcnd and six hotties cured
him Of complete prostratiou ~ tho nervous system.
Rev J. Newton Brown. D. D.. Editor Of the Encyeiops
dia Of Religious knowledge and ChrAkan CArsA-sls
Phladelphia.
Rcv. Thomas Winter D. D., Pastor ~ RoAhorough Bap-
ti,t Chur.h.
Rev Levi q. Beck Pastor Of the baptist Church, rs
berion ~ j. formerly of the North tGsi Church fhfia
d-lpa pressn, Psoi o the buptist Church. Chester
Pennsylvania
THESE g-ntleD~n express In fhs strongest .efs, test.
m, crabls opinion VI these Eitisra.
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professional Cards.

H X. BOYLE. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Otta.
IL. H., will practice in the several cosrts and
aItond promptly to coecon- syancing s-ttng up
OF estates Investigating titles all appsrte
ing " the profession 0sice in LeIand's New Block sz
Ia Sale street, west Of Court House. s~ptI 6s-tf
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GEORGE NJ. LELAND, CLAM AGssr.
~ Particular attention given to tho collection 81 sol
oiers bounties Once No. Delano's block aug<eS-tf
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CAKES: CAKES |!

CAKES CAk rs
susA Yruit Pound, sronse Ctron. la esks Asefs
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Rolls Cinnamon Sticks. French Rock Cskr Tea CAKE
Cream Cake French Jumbi Victoria Cream Cake and
hnnii ed other kinds sw.ys tar2 made order
slpari noiics.
YANKEE yoTIoSS-The inrCrst stock in the city.
Nam StTo,i. n,ri Of ihs Bank q Otiara
chill lAEj-tf. WI. EBERT
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From Row b. Merri,s r<stor Of PassyuaS BapSss
Church. Philsde phl,.
From tho many respet r-oomnfsndatios siv-n 70
Dr. H.o6snls t--msn Bitters. induced to give them
y trial After using several bottles Sund them ~
good remedy for debility, and most excellent tonic for
The stomach q. EERRIGE.
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HENRY MAYO. Wv. cALKns.
MAYO & CALKTNS. Attorneys Il Coun-
WI selors at law. viii practice in the Courts Of La
Sale and adjoining counties. Agencies and Cony-yancnE
promptly attended 10. Collections made and promptly
nitted And all legal business placed in will
ceive immediate ani careful attention. Office south side
of Main s;rr~t directly opposite tho Court HOUSE. Ottawa,
iilii.y:-. june 10 q