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a BULLY Eye Doctor.


A gentleman tells US the following story
and vouches for it as having actually occur,
red to himself. Some years ago he lost an
eve. and having taste for comely personal
! appearance, he had the loss OF the membe
aiOned for by the inseftion of a glass eye
The counterfeit was u perfect counterpart o
the other, and, except those who were told o1
the fact, none would have imagined him ta
be the bully boy with the glass eye." Two
or three weeks ago the seeing eye began to
infame, and knowing, by experience, the
danger of neglecting a sore eye, he deter
mined to consult an oculist, and not know,
ing which was the proper one to 20 to was
unfortunate enough to fall into the hands OF
a man who practices the profession but who,
until within short time, had been engaged
in the butcheriRg business. Calling upon
the celebrated oculist and artist" he told
him that his eyes were afflicted with disease,
and be feared he would lose them, The
quack examined the optics and pronounced
! them as easy to cure. In fact, he would
| heal them at low figure, only ten dollars .
week for treatment
"What do you think OF nv left eye, Dector?'
, asked our friend, whose faith was not very
strong.
The Doctor examined the left optic very
carefully for some moments, and then
| SAID, Il find the epiiheluni slightly opatic,
with considerable subcntaneous com juctiva
in cellular retina ofthc corneal schirrhosls."
Can the thing ever be cured p asked the
patient, who was convinced that the fellow
was an unmitigaled humbug.
"Oh. yes, can cure that in very short
, time. / have some vegetable acid which
extract from Il plant known only to myself
which will render that eve perfectly we'll IN
ri.rre w,eks.
30 you really msan to say that can see
out Of that eye agaia? For to tell you the
truth. have no. been able to see out OF 1t
ilr long :;me."
40 be sure do. JUS! as well ~ | do out
Of mine. Tbs ere yegstabls acid ct mlns Is
really wonderful: ,ho.e are rot any eye. that
can resi.. it. 1t fixes them al"
"Then yen can go ahead upon t6st one,
and if YOU fl it all right, will let YOU al
tend to the other one."
The Doctor took out laFg. syringe. filed
i, with his vegetable acid, and approached
our friend for tbs purpose OF making az ap>
plicaton when he raised his hand TO has eye
and opened the eyelIts, took the glass optic
from tha socket, and handing 1t to the oper-
aior, said
'.Doc. ! haynt time to stop for treatment
rou can keep the eve here, and as soon as
you caa rst it TO see. will call aud gct it,"
The occuIsss ''phelrnks' can be better i'm
ayined than described.
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"Takc the Other Car

Those brskemen Or railroads who enjcy a
malicious pleasure in ordering male passen>
gers. unaccompaned with /" divinity in
dimity," to take the other car should be
warned by the fate of brakeman and con-
ductor on the Chicago and Cincinnati Rail
road. A Mr.. Dale, who deserves crsdit for
his determination to stand by the rights Of
unprotected males on their travels, bought
a first>class ticket At Hamilton and attempts
ed to enter the ''ladies car The brake
mao refused admission. and ordered him to
take ''the other car, which ha opened to be
a Imoking car. When the conductor came
for the ticket, Mr.. Dale refused to give it mp
unless he had what the ticket entitled him to
"a sea, in first class car. The train was
! stopped, and Mr.. Dale elected, III ct drmis.
He went back to Hamilton, reported his case
to the railway managers, and the offending
officials were dismissed, the managing Off
GERS coneedng, what tie undersuappers
denied, that gentlemen travelling alone have
rights which train officers re bound to re-
spect
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9rutessinaat Cards.
\. ". BcCnAyAS.

~ GORGE NJ. LELAND. CLAIM AGENT.
~ Particular attention given the collection Of SOL
ds,s bcunties. Ohs. No. Deianos block. auS4e5-tf
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CHAPTER THREE

"rli rcleut--come to my arms
(Never written.
At this juncture, Angelica (for that was
the daughters name) contrived to bring
abou; an apparently accidental interview lie
tween the parties. After the old man had
beco1c, through the intervention Of the
daughter, tolerabv good humored, he IN
quired with great earnestne.s of the young
man how he had c0ntrived to effect SO much
in single year, to thus extend his business
ard draw off the customers from the older
stands
The young man evaded an answer, but
inquired If he had any further objection to
his union with Angelica.
None, replied he, provided you reveal
the secrst of your great success to me-.
This .he young man promised, when his
happiness was made complete.
The old man commended his prudenc, on
that point.
The ALI, ,ir WAS settled, ana the marriage
soon ,ook place.
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The Modern Belle.
Extracted from Mr. Saxes Poem. read the late Ne
Hampshire Fair.

IfsHipeAAS
The daughter sits in the parior,
And rocks in her easy chair,
She's clad In her silks and satins,
And jewels were in her hair
She winks and giggles and simpers.
And shippers aud giggies and winks,
And though she talks but little.
'Tis vastly more than she thinks.
Her father goes clad in russett,
AID ragged and seedy at that
His coats are out of the elbow,
He wears a most shocking bad hat,
He's boarding and saving his shillings.
So carefully day by day,
While she. on her bcaux and poodles.
Is throwing them all away.
She lies a-bed in the morning,
Till nearly the hour of noon;
Then comes down swapping and snarling,
Because she is called too soon;
Her hair is still in the papers,
Her cheeks still dabbled with paint,
Remains Of her last nights bushes,
cefore she intended TO faint.
She dotes upon men unshaven,
And men with the FLOWING hair,
She's eiaquent over moustaches,
They give such foreign air.
She talks of Italian music,
And falls in love with the moon.
And though but mouse should meet her,
She sinks away in a swoon.
Her feet are so very small,
And her hands so very white,
And her Jewels are So very heavy,
And her head SO very light;
Her color Is made of cosmetics,
Though this she will never own.
Her body is made mostly of cotton,
Her heart is made wholly of stone.
She falls in love with fellow
Who swells with a foreign air.
He marries her for her money,
She narries him for his hair
One of the very bsst matches
Both are well ma. ed in life.
She's got 4 fool for 4 husband,
Hes got fool for wife.
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SHArTER FOURTHLY.
a .ccret most mysterious.
ttIo,pr Heel al

y sccTet most mysterious
tClIntcr Heelsh
The friends OF Ina young couple were all
as.e nbled, and among them n-any of the
customers OF tie two stores. Angelica and
Thomas looked as happy a. could be
expected. aud the old gentleman vas, ii pos
siLle. happier than they. The wedding cake
vas tc be ca, when the old man called out
for the secret.
AYE, tie secret-the ,ecretr' exclaimed
ffty others.
"Iti. a very simple matter" says Thomas,
Il ADVERTISE!
The old gentleman vas q very old fash
ioned man. aad while he shook Thomas
heartily by The hand, ard kissed Angelica
fifty times over, he merely mutte.ei, . Why
the dickens didn't think OF that?"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-05
The East Scnt.satIon Novel.
CHAPTER THE ONE

IN steal the heart of the old mans darter."
odd fellow.
A young grocer Of good character and cor
rsct habits commenced business IN q good
and improved neighborhood. His stock was
small, as were his means, and his stock OF
customers still smaller. His sales hardly
met his expenses and he WAS evidently going
"dowa hill" and an old grocer, on the oppo>
site cerrer, rredi ted that he would soon be
at the bottom.
The young grocer had reason TO regret this
opinion of the old grocer, As will appear
The latter had daughter that had won the
heart of The former Hc offered himself to
her and was rejected. 1t was done, however,
with the assurance that be was tho man of
her choice, and that she acted in obedience
to her fathers commands.
Assured of the affections Of the woman of
his choice. he set himself about removing
the obstacles in the way Of their uniou-the
fathers objection to his pecunary prospects.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-05

Two gallant sons OF Erin, being Just dis
charged from the service, were rel ejoicinS over
the event with 1--WE taste Of the crstur,
when one, who felt ali the glory of his own
noble rice, suddenly raised his glass above,
and said. "Arrah, Mike, here's to the GAL
liant oui sixty-niHth-the last in the field
and he first TO leave !! tut, tut, man,
said Nike, you dent name that Don't
mans 1t, is n !? Then what do 1 name -
"Iou name said Mike, and he rai.ed his glass
high. and looked lovingly at it, Here's to
the gallant ould sixty y>nrth-equal to none!i
And so they drank.-Flank MORRIS Aaec>
d5tes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-05
CHAPTER TWOTHLY.

4 "presto change" comes over them both -
Dcservedly anonymous.
A year elapsed, and 10. what . eli.nge !!
The young grocer row going UP hill with
the power of a steam locomotive, customers
i, .;eked to his store from all quarters, and
even i.aany had left the old established stand
on the opposite corner, for the young fnverite
There was a mystery about 1t which he could
not unravel. lie at lehsth became nearly si,k
with losses and aggravaticns and with vain
attempts to discover the scct>s oi his neigh
bor's success.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-05
sure Cure for n EseIor..

a pouliics of onions, applied morning,
noon and night, for three or four days, will
cure felon. No matter how bad the case,
splitting the Gnses will be unnecessary, j.
this poulticc be ased We have seen it tried
several times, and know ,hs, the remedy is
sure. safe .nd speedy epe.-s!Sslma Re-
porter.
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Lnnds IN Sec. .. To,cn
T Dickey. :. of n17 A. ofeTof
elI OF swA Sec 9, 7 80, RS, 1910 535 6 AZ II II

T Dickey W =. of n IL A. ofeH of
e1S Of swl Sea-, T33 RS, 1910 535 6 AZ ii "a
And whcrsa. a procept order Of s,i County Court
HIS issued of the Clerks Ofce of stii County
Court said Judgment for the sale Of said town lots
of town lots. tracts of land parts Of tracts OF
lard for ani school taxes. interests and due
thereon afoaesad for the 1855. which said
prccept order delivered to and receivedby the
twenty seventh day Of December l. D. lsso;
Therefore netce is hereby given, that in hccord,ncs
with said preccp order, shall expose for le at pub
lie a.c;ion each an all of said lots ahd parts of
town lots tracts of 1u parts Of tracts Of land Mon
ay eleventh day of February next {it being the
seventh Monday after receiving the said preeef order
from the County Clerks o.e) D. 1857, bttwecn the
hours of o'clock in the forenoon AMI six o'clock in the
afternoon sail day, at the south door Of t!e County
Court House. said county f la Salic and State aore
said the city and scootaxes interests an cost, duo
and unpaid tlsrcon. Said sale will continue from
iay until all of the town lots psrs of town lo tracts
OF land of tracts of land above na4lad and d
scrhed upon which city AMI school Interest aud
costs remain due and unpaid, sold offered for sale.
The whols when sold will he ffty'nr cents each
each lot parts Of town lots. anu sixtyve cents
town tract of land parts Of tracts of land.
THOMAS ". OSBORN CITY Collector.
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VTiLEEEEH EBERT
CAKES. CSAES !,
EAGLE MILLS.

r5yIr subscriber weuld inform She rrblic la
row running TIE above NH. and is prepared TO do
CI-sToN ASD MERCHANT WORK
IN ~ he.t possible manner, a. tS- MIL has been
thoroughly Repaired and is in arst rate order Good
saC attentive Mers employed, and will be con-
stAuily hand 20 wait upon custor1ers Farmers Ind
Others will End il to their advantage - give csSe
fore going elsewhere.
NB.-Ordcrs for Flour Feed ci belief a'the City
Market aths Nll al will he promptly attended TO-
Ottawa. Oct 6, SEQ J. WOOD
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Jke ettawa Sree Grader.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

II lines cnuntsS square.
Professional Cards Of hve lines or less, $500 year
Charitable and Religious notices tributes of respect &C.
hAlf price Local editorial notices, Is cts PER line.
Yearly advertisements due, onehalf in advance and
sshalf end Of months All transient ertisins
abla in advance.
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from Re, VIM Smith formerly Pastor Of the Nineer;on
and Miville ~ y Raftis; Churches
Having n,ci my family number OF bottles ~ your
Hoofards Gsrman Bt-r, have TO say that r'sAri
t.. excellent medicine espe say a'7pt~i % r.
move the diseases they recommended Tor. Ihoy
,tr.uctheu and .urats t- system when deiiitAei
and - usri in disor- og liver loss Of appetite -
have ais, recommended IA To- several q mE tr"i,-
who h.ye tried them. AMI ipuu them greatly bshenonI -
the restoration OF a-Sth Y9:i- truly.
WILLIAM s.iTF,
sG6 Hutchinson ST., Ph.isdslpra
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-01-05

4 man in Ohio has affected insurance up
on lis life 70 tho amount Of $500, 900. 10 the
great satisfaction of his relatives.
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EA
Il A3

Frtr r. ne rsv Z n YeuJsU A.si.tsn; Editor Chri.'is
Chronicle. f4lad-lphis.
have derived GoliA benefit FROM the use Df II oofsnt
Gerrn.n rt-r. snd feel il privilege to rsfnrnrn.nd
t.-m vslussle tonic, To- all hu are suffer- &
frv gomez oil debility from desses aTisng from de-
rznsenieri Of the liver. Yours truly.
b D. FESDALL-
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Yroa Rev n. Mcrrige. r,-i0r II ss r.ssyEnE Bari-s
Church. Philadelphia
From tine many respectable lamentations given tn
Dr. IiUOfaud. German Bitter, was induced TO give them
trial After using several bottles found thcn 10 lie
good remedy for Gei,y, md most excellent tnr for
tho stomach. D. MEHI.loE.
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Bsyd's Medicated Cream never fails in
Itch and Scratches. For sale By T. y. Grigs..
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CITY TAX LIST.
STATE OF ILLINOIS.
La SAIL- CaCNTT. ;:


Whereas. at the December term, A.. D. 1866. Of the
County Court Sale county, in the sste Of Illinois,
in entitled The City OF Ottawa John Doe and
Others judgment was rendered BY eid Co1nty Ce'r.
aranst tho following described town lots parts OF
town lots of land and parts of tracts Of land
living within The Limits OF the corporation of the city of
ctaw. La Sall- county and State OF Illinois for city and
school interest and costs due and unpaid thereon
for the Lord eighteen hundred and
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l@-A 81
IL

Irroa h, Rev. Joseph H., ksnnar Pastor Of ,h' rsasA
Baptist Church.
have lssn frequently rc,neste TO connect my nsmc
,h Communications different kinds of medicines, hut
rrcnriins tho practice out NJ my appropriate sphere.
have in eli drcno bu Will acesr prOpi various
instances Hnd particularly in my family, Of The ure-
fuluess OF De- llpOiands Gctnsn Mttsrs, depart no-
one, from my usual TO full conviction
that for .n-rA debility OF tho system. and especially for
Ii.er Complaint il is safe and valuable preparation In
come fail but usually, doubt not. 1t viii 10
very beneficial ibo-- ~io suffer ironi the above eAdss
yours iery respectfully,
J. II. KENNARD, Eighth below Cnst 81
Phi,aislrhis, Dec. "a, 1854.
Rev = :. Herman. of the German Reform Chrrsh
KuthD~n Berk. county, Pa cured si the Dyspepsia
of twenty Years standing.
A NJ spanSer. Eii'or Of the til!urfS, No Is North
Sixth street Philadelphia thi. tiers Tecpf-
:,Lel 10 him medical friend, and Elk bottles eTei
hun Of coniplste pro.tration of the nervous system
Rev J. Newton Erown. D. r., Editor of the Racyo'ose
dia Of Religious knowledge and Chrhsan threnics
Philadelphia
Rev Thomas Winter D. D.. Pastor =! Roxboroush Bsp-
,i-t Churh. ~
Rev Levi G. Geek Pastor OF the Baptist Church, PEN
Ier,a " j. formerly f the North Baptist Church. fhils
delpia present Pastor Of the Baptist Church. Chester
Pennsylysni-.
These gentlemen express in iha strongest terms thcss
favorable ,t .nion Of thee Bitt'rs.
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REMENTBEE..

That this Elt;-rsI net llcnh5He. contains
eisl-. sEl cannot make Dr;uNsrts- b-1
Tome z - y Grid.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-16
BREAD -Po~ THE WATERS

\ vouth ia ElSt Tcu"cSSrc had re
crivcd IN apnoiutmnut a. c.idet ir
the Uuitrd StotrS NJ iitnrv academy
ut West Point.
When the arrangement for his de.
parluTc lrom home were being made
hva dotiug mother. it WIS discover
cred that The money she had hrri'
able to oct NJ. was not Suffi ir'I'
with ,hr Strjrtr>' ccornuv, To dtira \
the rv'VnSn> ot tie trip. .-
Il wa, somehow sSy.ltai,rd tlat
~ urighhug - mile or two distant had
fro dp'Hr> iu >wcir. and Ne mnthc.
Lr'rwu.r,l % make a personal H
p"al fur II anl >uccpc ed. II was
tlra caar,nlel that the vouth, by
travelling on tnnt u f,'v hurtlHedl
miles. "unld make his way through
Having ! brave heart, lie undertook
it. and succeeded.
Thirty wears had more than passed
AWAY. The late war came ~. If>
drSnlatiug wears had dragged iheir
terrible length along, aud finally the
war had ended.
Our cadet had condnrtpd hiuSrii
wei aud IN due time ne hal been
promoted il, The army of the United
States.
The war heing over. he determined
last spring to visit East Tennessee
the scene of hiS hoy hood. Upon in
0uiry after the condition OF old
friends, lac learned that the neighbor
who had loaned him the ten dollars
was now an old and infirm man-was
in embarrassed circumstances, and
that a splendid farm was about to
pass from his estate. Our visitor at
once rendered him the use of six
thousand dollars till such time as he
might find it convenient to return u.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-16
GET THEE HENCE, SATAN.

A little giIl sat upon the large
stone doorstep of her fathers house,
and beside her was Il boy of about
the same 2ge. He had been eating
fresh, rosy apple, and had thrown
the core into the gutter beyond the
walk, and watched it as the muddy
water carried it from his sight; then
turning to his playmate, who seemed
to be absorbed in the pictures of Il
new book, he asked
"Give me a bite of your apple
Clara, mines all gone
"Not now; wait till eat it, was
the abstracted reply.
But the voracioUS little fellow. not
quite content tO wait, took the apple
up, turned it round au,l ronnd. Smcli
pll OF it Il little, and hogan to toss 1t
MP in his hands, each tIue catching
it again. cXpecird to see his tr,tH
20 into it, but he was too honest ton
that. At last, in an unlurky moment
it dropped dropped hon his chnhlN
hands, and roilcd acruSS 10 the ithN
Hll ltls anu W slN l''flAlA - -
His pXrIanalior brought ihr large
eyes of the little girl down upon hln.
The rich blood mounted to htr brow.
and with - .,Ting She VAS upon nj
feet. nirh hatd riISrd, apparently ju
strike Tia, SHRINKING iurm beside rr3,
but il did not tall. AMI rs she stood,
her hair thrown back, the Waite hiWl
poised in thr air, he Whole face IUd
form showing Il struggle Within, /
PRAYED that she might not be tempt
ed too strongly. A moment more
aud the clear, triumphant tones O.
her voice fell on my ear:
Get thee hence, Satan, get the.
hence"
The mother wiihiH he door hrali
the voice. too. and, coming to them,
asked the mCaniBg. Again the blush
mantlpd the noble brow at the child,
hut il WIS humiliation and shame that
cauSed it, white. with slightly droop.
ing head, she answered, " Satan
wanted me to strike Freddy. but /
didn't"
The m..ther drew her within her
arms, saying:
'.That's right, my child, resist him
aud he will fee from yOu.'
Would that ali might learn in child
hood, to resist temptation with the
Holy Spirits help. Truly tho world
would be the better fcrit
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-16
A JURY OF ONE MAN.
From the New Albany tlnd) T'dg-rl

Joe H is one of the characters
in Lafayette township. Recently he
was summoned TO act as a iuryman
in a case being tried before Il magis-
trate. He proposed to the parties
TO the suit that they allow him alone
to act as the jury and decide the
ease. They agreed, the evidence
waS heard, and Joe retired to make
up his verdict. He soon procured
II bottle of whisky, some crackers, a
box of sar,lintS and can of cove
oysters from the defendant in the
suit. He helped himself to as much
as he wanted of the provisions and
liquor, and quietly laid down in the
room ia which he was locked and
took nap. He awokc towards even
ing, and reported that "the jury have
not agreed upon a verdict, and sent
the constable after the plaintiff, de
mandrd more oysters. crackers, sar-
dimes aud whisky. With these he
spent the night. and had good Snp-
ply over for breakfast. He was
again interrogated as to his verdict.
and again answered, 1.-THE jury have
not agreed Toward noon, getting
very thirsty, aud unable to get fur
thrr supplies, Joe called in the con-
stablA had himself conducted before
the Squire, repsn.sd that it was i'm
possible for the iary to agree and
was discharged. He sayst that where
the eating and drinking is as In this
case he don't mind sitting on Jury.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-11-16

4 AABiT u. GREAT ST Da7T-.
Racine composed his verses Will
walking about, reciting them in
loud voice. One day, while TIM
working at his play of MithridateS
III the lnilerieS gTrdens, crowd o
Workmen gathered around him, at
trac'ed by his gestures; they tool
him for mailman about to throw
himself into the basin On his returr
home from such walks, he woulC
write down scene by scene. at first il
prose. and when he had written il
out he wonld eXclaim, {" Ny ira @pdl
Is done ~ considering the dressing oi
tn" acts mp in ,rrSr az Il very small
affair
MA@inhncc i. the learned Librarian
10 tn lake of Tuscany. on The con.
t1@,r}', ne'"r TIRED about. hut lived
amid hooks. Thrs" were his bed.
hoard and washing. He passed eight
and forty years IN thpir midst, only
twice in the course Of his life vent.
urrd beyond the walls of Florer"e
",,'t ,i 10 20 Nv" leagues on aH' ne
"'n'' '''arr ""d aa'l 'oa1llrH' hN
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