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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08
Irritation of The Scalp.

=, NArtHvTLLh Ne, September 10, 1860.
NCs7rA Ju-trU BUHyErr a Co.
bf1r NtrE, ! have derived much benefit from Tho
use nj your Cncoain0 Twelve years ago 1 had lilo
lylhui' levers after my recovery I found myaelr
troubled with an irritation OF the scalp.
! purchaHed % bottle OF the CucoaIne only r,r u,o
purpose Of "a hair dressing, Int ~ my stirprisa. IL
haH rut rely removed tho irritation Ola long sinni.
have recommended 10 to several of my friends.
wholly era iicitol he disease.
JOSEPH hill, in.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08
Loss of Hair.

huNtONt July "
Mcssts, JOsgpu BURNETT 4 COZ
For many months my hair has been falling on. uu.
III ! was fearful Of losing II entirely. The Hkiu upon
my head becaino gradually more aud more inflamrd.
! commenced the usa Ut ynur Cocuaino the last
week In June. The first application sllayed the
itching aud irritation; In three or four daystho red
heHs aud tenderness disappeared, tue hair ceased tn
tall, and ! have now a thick growth Ut nsw hair.
Yours, very truly, SUSAN X. POPE.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08
Tho ArrionItnrnI Dennrtmnnt

W. under the supervision Of Mr.. ANDREW ~.
FULLER, The we'll known hu4tigulturlst, who wgitgs
IN TIE subjects in question AMI reports the meet
Jugs of the FARMERS aud FRuir GROWERS
GTTHH for pur ryIurtur.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08
EATDISTRIBUTIO
Cash Gifts 10 the Amount Of $500, 600.
BY the Metropolitan Cir @

~ ~ v" % AitiNtltlN w H'fNVVs NNfNs
EVERY TICK FIT DRAWS a PRIZE.
3 cash Gins, each s9loo A. Cash Gins, each sinp
10 ll,Nu| au so
~ 5UnI BIO I'm
8 Elegant Rosewood Pianos each s9g to 500
$50 Sewing Machines 6Ito i5
5U Gold Watches 75tn gW
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware, SC, valued at sIUuNuu
a chance 10 draw any OF The above Prices Tor lTc
Tickets describing iuzes arc scaled in fnyslopos aud
well mixed On receipt ot Zoos Scaled ltcket isdra yn
without choice aud sent by mail 20 any address. The
prize named upon ID will be delivered 10 tho ticket
holder on payment Of One Dollar. Prizes are iumejt
aiely sent 20 any address by express or return mail.
You will know what your Prize Is before you pay tor
u. Any Prize exchanged for another uf same viluo
Nc Blanks. Our patrons can depend on fair dealing
REFERENCEB We select the following from NAM
who have lately drown valuable Ptzes aud kindly per
mitted us to publish them: Andrew =. Burns. Chicago,
$1,000 Miss Clara 5. walker, Baltimore, Piano, $500.
James VI. MatthowA Detroit, 10 COZ; john y. Andrews,
Savannah, sb,uOO; Miss Aguos summons, Charleston,
Piano, S60O. We publish no urmes without permission
OPINIONS or TIE puEsE.-'Ghc firm ia reliable, aud
deserve their success" Weekly Tribune Niay y. "Wu
know them 10 he afair dealing hrm" n. Y. IIsraIi.
May ~ "A friend Of ours drew a sou Prize which
was promptly receiyod.' Daily News. Juuoa g.
Send Tor circular. Liberal Inducements a. Agents
Satisfaction guaranteed. Every package OF Sealed En-
yalnpef %cenf4fus oTF CASH UIFr. SiV Tickets for ~
~ for 50; 3i Tor 81 tllut for Nl5. Au iutier4 shUuid be-
addressed to HARPER, Wilson a Up.,
~ I7I ~Hrouduuy. 4, \.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08
Rnldness.

BoFroy, November, %, 1859.
Me1sr7 lusrrU EyUStrr & co. Boston,.
cant. H..H, . have been bald seven Years. After
u.iur on" bottle Of your Coguline. my bald pata is
covered 90 over with young hair. about three.
yi"lthH Of 1u inch luuf which appears strong ami
huliihy AND determined lu gruW.
Very truly your Obliged aud obcdiert servant.
II. =. MERWIN,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08
A Remarkable Cnse.

East MinpttpoRoi MASS, June g. 1901
Measrs. BURNETT x Col
My daughter has been afflicted with nouralsi, io
hcr mead Tor three years. She has used during that
tlmo many powerful applications. These. viii tbo
intense heat caused by the pains. burned nor hair
80 badly that In October, 1861, II all came on.
She was Induced 20 try your COcoaino, AMI tho re-.
sun was astonishing. She had not used halt the
contents Of q bottle before her head was ,n,,rr1
with a fine young hair. In four months the hair
has crown several inches In length, very thick. soft.
anu hnc, aud OF a darker color Than formerly.
with respect, WIN n. EDDY.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08

Nervous debility wtr rs gloomy attend.
ants, lOw spirliH, dgprosHion, involuntary
emission, loss ~ HuplHu. -pormattorrhoOa,
loss OF power, Dizzy LCad, loss ct memory,
and threatened impotence aud imbcClliiy,
md 0 sovereign cl!o IN Humphreys Homeo-
pathic Specific, No. twouiy-ciPht. Composed
OF the most valuable mild aud potent cura-
tyeH, they Htrlkc M I.Cc at tho root o the
matter, % up the system, arrest the die
charges, AMI impurt y'gur Wud energy. life
sud vitality, 10 the culirr mau They have
cured Thousands Of CuBoH. Price - per
packakc Of six boxes aud vial, which h. very
Important in obstinate ana old caHes, or 81
per single box. Sold los nIl druggiptH, and
sent by mail on receipt Of price. Address
Humphrey Specific homeopathic Medicine
Company. S62 Broadway, n. Y.
THE PRosrErIUs OF the New York Sun,
which we print to-day, offers unusual NJ
fractions TO rurRl subscribers. Next to his
own local paper, which no intelligent citi-
zen should fail tn take, Il iirsl-class metro
politan journal ignn indispensable visitor in
every household. The sun fills this want
admirably. II IN sprightly, interesting and
instructive; and its price ~ merely nomin-
nj. Every subscriber Is entitled TO n selec-
ton of valuable plants and vines free, worth
mt retail the cost of subscription, while
capyaBsers can make u small fortune in
pusli ing it. We would especially commend
the fgil paid mp 81, 900 Life Insurance pre-
MUM, ~ one Of the most original and val
nable propositions ever put forth in this
manner.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08
A BOOK FOR THE MILLION.
MESli0Na5 aEEI0@


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~ about 70 many, male Or female, In all that psrtaine
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Ton Va All Us uttrActiynnOsa and beauty, &c, 40.
Tbs " AN interesting aud important work Of over two
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Gus diagrams AMI euErlvtugl, aud contains all that val
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contemplate marriage ought 10 have, SGT, which No low
really pOssesa. IL unrayols mysteries aud disrl0ses
secrets that everybody should know; still u IL a book
that ought 70 be kept under lock and ley. aud not laid
eAreloesly about the house. II embraces 0yorything on
the subject OF tho goneratiyo Fystum that IN worth know.
tugt and much that 10 not pubhahsd In any other WoE.
THIS invaluable work will DO cent TO any ons free Of
poBthgo) on receipt Of Ehy Cants.
Address: DE Butts DispeusAY n. W. oorner Niuh
and Market streets, st. LOUIS SO.
RerNotioe 10 he Afflicted and Unfortunate.
Before receiving treatment from any Of the notorious
"Quaeks" Of THIS or any other place. who adyorize 10
tho public pap0rs, or using any Of tie almost number
less "Quhck remedies" carefully pBruao Dr.. Butts
work. No matter what your disease 10, or how daplor
able your condition, remember that while II cos you
fitty cents TO have u With It's valuable information, n
may cost you, as u has many a life VI hopeless IniHsry.
aud rogrot not 10 have Il.
DR.. Butta can 10 consulted on Hny OF tho Diseases
mentioned In. his works from "a. n, to7P.M Oihce
\. W. corner hiith and Market street. loppOslte court
Housed 81 Louis Mo sprls ~
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08
OnnhruR.

BosrOS, Octnber %. 1850.
MoR'ra JusrrU nuuSrrr & Co;
GpiNsHaI. My worst complaint for several Years
hns hpcu b1hirUF After brushing my hair. my
cost collar would be- covered with white scales.
have ueHd less than o. bottle Of Your Co,nains.
The dluIrun. aud the irritation which caused II.
have entirely disappeared, anil my hair was never
before Boo 300 nunl condition.
Your Ubtlieut servant.
A. 4. FULLER
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08

IosrrH BURNETT x Coz:
GcnHemon.-lour Cocaine Is tho only dresaiug
Tor the hair used IN my family for the last cirhi
years. II stopped my wifc'a hair from coming ont
aud increased liz growth.
| am also under obligations 10 this same Cocoaipo
Tor saving my own hair. which was very fast COMING
Very truly yours, j. O. MITCHELL.
Nrurpr. Hsuror. No
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08
air-Dressing.

The ioNoiOipq note Is from Tie ven-kHoUn proprietor nj
Frank Leds's Illustrated Newspaper
ant Magazine.
NV YoHK, September q, lsCO.
!. BURNETT, EsQ.
Dedr 81, For some time past I have been using
your Cocoaine. aud think IL far preferable in any.
thing ] have ever used for the hair.
~ my indorst ment is OF value, yuu are perfectly
At liberty To use II. Respectfully yours.
FRANK LESLIE.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08
OIL,

Ir@rgd itcf most strongly as possessing mayp properties peculiarly adapted for tho purpose by
clyrui amt Wyt together hacp uucia phaiUnpounl which h mqudncMy pronounced 10
atha yet appeared
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08
BLOOMINGTON NURSERY.


fruit, Ornamental aud Nursery stock, immense aud
reliable assortment very low for cash.
Applet, 2 aud 3 years, Varieties adapted TO all
localities, including hardy Northern sorts, such as
duchess Qldenburg, lisop, irauscondent aud other
Crab Apples.
PEACHES, Pears, Cherries, Plums, Ounces, Grapes.
Forest amt EyeTgr0Ou Tr0es, Nurs0B Stocks, Usage
Hedge fants, Roscs, own roots. HARDY Bulbs and
lalies r0r Eau planting. Root Gratis put up TO order
10 best style.
Also snnaHor colorsd plates o. Fruits aud Flowers.
Mend 10 csnis tor Catalogue. leWars OF bogus Agts
T. X. PH0NIN, Bloomington, Mclean %, III.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08
ESTABLISHED 1861.
VIII
THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA co.
81 & SO Vesey St, New York,
Can Sell Teas Cheaper than amy other
House Ia thIs

Il Is because they receive thor Teas direct from the
host Tea districts OF Chirn and Japan, aud uurglp a.
them In larger amounts than aty other rsiabtishm8pI
m THIS ~ uuiry, " not Ia the world. Hy the perfection
Of their business arrangements tho Conpsny are er,
ah'od TO dEtributo their Teas 10 their Immense trade
an over the .countrf AZ cargo prices, with bat ono antll
pr ut for taking the gJYds from the producer aud dis
saved from FIVE q RIGHT profits OF middlsHsp. WITH
an equal number Of. bills of expense on as mauy traps
lors which must take place IA tho usual rolt.no OF
trade For me Of our cuatomers We viii
enumeTate tue several profits that tho customer hal
formerly ned TO pfy by the Cd roitro: IInsT an.
American Houses IN China ADD Japan iuano large
prohts on Their sales or hhipn uts-aud toma o. the
richest retired merchants Va tais coartry have made
lhgir immense fortunes through thor Houses m Uhina
ern exchange used IN the purchase ofTeA TImln Tho
Importer made a proh' OF ~ 10 D. por cent. In mauy
cases. FOURTH; On is arrival here II WAS s0ld by tho
oArg', and the purchaser sold Il to the Speeuiai1r in
invoices OF 1000 TO LOO packages, at an average proUt
OF. ABOUT 10 70 10 per cent iIFTu3 The SpaCulAtor
sold II 20 tho Wholesale Tea Dealer Ia liues al a proii
OF y to u per cent. SIXTH; Tho Wholesale Tea Dealer
sold II e. the wholesale Grocer in lots to sui; his trade,
at ptoht OF about IN per cent. SEVENTH. The Wh0le
sale Grocer sold u TO the Re tail dealor al a profit ofij
TO 70 per cent. EI0HTH; Tho Retailer SOLD ID 10 lie
customer Tor all the profit no could lot. We pr0pose
10 DO away with all these various profits aud br0ksT
ages carriages, htoTaReH, cOOperageg aud waste. with
the exception OF a small commission paid for d Irehas.
ing TO our correspondents In CHINA and .Ianap. one
caitaRoi aud a email profit 10 ourSolyes, which, on our
large sAlos will amply pay us.
Parties setting their Teas from uR NAV ooundouiIy
rely upon getting them pure aud iTeah, as they come
he uompAny continue 10 sell At tho following prca
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08

WIN iull directions and forms Tor all transactions In
eyey state ni the uuion, by TheOphilus Parsons III. u.
Professor Of Law in Harvard University, aud author OF
many law books.
A new book Tor everybody; explaining the rights,
uutlos ana obligations Of all lie relations OF life as we'll
hs every Kind al ooLtuct and legal obligation.
= correct, economical and safe counselor aud advisor
80 PLAIN, iuN, accurate aud compete that 10 PEARSON
tho resuit Of the labor aud study Of Tho most popular
aii successful writer OF law books In the oUuniD,
Send for our descriptive circular with terms and tss,
limnutals, Address JoNEa. ,IuERIR a 20, PuhlishsTs,
ullchg1, w or NATIONAL Publishing DO, ~ Kiln
street, cincinnati, OhiJ.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08

uOIONtl, BLACK 20, ~ 80. bost Ri Der N.
vi BID tiIoen aud Black } 20, N, a, beet Al Der m.
4l,l0. best 8t,A per N
IMPERIAL oGroon,J 80. 40, sl.0n. sI.IO. boal sI,ai
NOnNG nISON, tGroouJ 10, ~, sIoO. $40, host
uSU6LOhED JAPAN, "a. sI.oo. $50. bsst ~ q
GUNPOwDER, mroenJ beat $3.50 per n.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08
CURE OF LESION OF THE LIVER.

A Esntlomsu after a severe sickness had lesion OF The
liver. Every quick movement or sudden jar gave him
severe pAia, often laying nina Mp Tor days. Hence he
was unable 10 follow any occupation with regularity.
In this condition hs applied over the part affected An
ALLCOOK'B POROUS PLASTER. Al Hrst II seem.
cd 10 ~irritAie, 80 IL was taken on, Hut tho marked i'm.
pToyemonth he experienced afterwards gave him courage
TO try again, and no therefore applied another plaster.
In a few days somsthing gave way %'sippsd," 10 use
tho sentlsma1's ogn words. Thoro was some torsneaa
for a few days after, than his health was perfectly
restored. Upon being sounded by his physician.
adhesion OF leaion wss found To bs gous.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08
SMITH & oDLIN,
THE OYSTER KINGS or THE WEST
10 CIark Street- Chio.n

naying connected ourselves with tho Inrec,t and
best houses In the Hast, aud owning our oeg ~
ne9s. we are prepared 70 sell Shell Oysters and CLANS
70 tle trade AZ lover prices, aud Of batter gnsIitV no,
any mouse IN tue West, FOR UASlI i]nciuIip, No.
can aud barrel goods Orders solicited ami uy"t1tvis
hllod. fond Tor pTee lisl. 'I--'N-l
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08

ASK your Druggist for the REMEDY; but II he has
not yet got II on sale, don't be- put OH by accepting
any miserable worse than worthless substituts, but
enclose sixty cents 10 me-. aud the Remedy viii be
sent you post paid. Four packages t2,OO, or one
dozen for 5000, Send a two cent stamp for Or.
sage's pamphlet ON Oatlrrh, Address the proprietor
II " PIERCE, NJ. D.,
BUFFALO, N. Y.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08
Coffee Roasted and Ground uailv.

GROUND OOffEE. 2Oo, 2jo, Boo, 3c. best ino per N.
Hotels, Saloons, boarding House Keepers and Iami
tics who use large quantities OF Coffee, can eoonomige
in that article, by using our fRFNCH BREAKTNST
AND DINNER UOFFEE, which We now sail Al the
satisfaction.
ROASTED (unground) Do, zoe, best inc per n,
GREEN lpnr0antedl 2bc, 3Oc, 500, best ne peF M.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08

Principal Agency. BrSndrsth. House. Esw YOrka
Sold b. ali druggists.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08

.bIHNtITN tOCOINEnNF BFSTn iC HRtlFgT UDr nA,.
1hylIH ~ .HE HiiR dd Is 1H~g G~ from ri T5IInmWr" ~ ""B promo" m
y.NW iFW. Hr 20 "urrh public aud prprim ado JHmwM mi" GW m ."yh
f1if A3rnuNuind use ghh TRAD. Mark Ill., pw%w w I% on" me- """h'H 9"uF
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08

This lHFALLABLF REMEDY does not, like the poi
eOn0us Irritating nufs aud strong caustic solutions
with which the people have long been humbugsG,
simply paliiata for a short time, or dri1s the dissdss
10 ne lungs as there Is danger Of doing In the use
Of such nostrums, but II produces PERFECT AND PER
MAEEHT CURE OF THF WORST CASES on CHRONIC
oArARRH, as thousands can testify. "CoID M
TIE HEAD" Is cured with a few application 3,
OArHARRAL HEADACHE Is relieved and curedas ifby
magic. IL removes offensive Breath, Loss or In.
nalrmeh OF the sense OF taste, smell or hearing,
watering or Weak Eyes, ami Impaired Memory,
when caused by the violence Of Catarrl, as they ali
frequently are, oner IN good iaill a standing re.
ward OF 5000 for a case OF Catarrh that l cannot
cure.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08
The Wav 10 Obtain our Goodo

Persona living AZ a distance from New York, can Sluh
tOgotheI and get them at the Same price as tho dom
plny sell them al tho Warehouses; IN Now York tgIth
tho small additional expense for froight) In order IN
got up a elnh, lot each person wishing IN iOin say how
aud price from our Price List, a. published in this
paper 1r IN our circulars. Write tho names, Linds and
amounts plainly on d last, aud when the clint II COM
nlota send u 10 ua by mail aud No will put each party's
goods In separate packages. and mark the name upon
uher distribution each party getting oTaotly what he
prueIH, hnd 40 more: The cost Of transportation tie
themselves.
The tunds to pay for tho goods ordered can bs sent
BY drafts on New York, Post Office money orders or bJ
S9'bress. an may SUIT the convenience OF The olub, or,
desired, sand tho goods by Cypress 10 "ooiisot on
delivery"
After The trst club we send blanks.
Hereafter We will send a cOmplimsntay package to
the parg getting up the club. our profits are smatl,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08

FowLE's
PILE AND HUMOR u R

~ only perfectcure Tor Pills, Of All kinds, Ala,
n LfPnohr, SCRoFuLA, SALT RHFuM, aud all die
easea Of the Skin and BLOOD. Internal and external
use. hntiroly vegetable Used 10 the Hospitals OF TIA
Oid aud New world. In caHeOl failure, I ~autlnu1s al
dealers 20 refund tho money and charge II back 20 me.
No failures for over ton years. Prepared 10 u. ~.
fOWLF, chemist, Hoston, MAsa Al = botle. Rstt
everywhere. Aand Tor circulars tree.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08

lLBEaT HUBBARD co. ,r9lionA ast
- iWines OH binds, so0l Elrtr g BtrIaps, r.ta q
scineH. tents, covers n haas. 2J7s 4. Water III. Cbic.g,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08

Iho tvcnsofc ooANr knowngunt when loss Of roouran I'll gsnmIy from that part ouc
hUiv where the va0thcus necessarily gGtNela and that's nhmal fats by their nature induce heat
Mu ahvut8t IT, turned their atTinn and pharmaceutical Science owards Vegetable oils az the
h.l W mWNnaentb promote moRUWtha and peurc The beauty ofnchmE The OFnmC rot on
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08
n New subscribers
1OOSOOO Wanted.
PRESENTS FOR EVERY ONE.

Me- Fuller grows for ne in his nursery. aud sends
rach of uur multiplying WEEKLY aud sLNt wrfKLy
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08

Especially designed Tor tho uso ~ tho Medical PFC
foaeion and the Family, pu4-esaiuR those Intrinsic mo
lictuAl properties which loiuuE to nu Old aud Pure
din.
Indispensable 10 Females. Gnod for Kidney tom
1lAinta. A delicious Tonic. rui upin cascs.touiaininr
one dozen bottles each, and aold by all druggists.
gtOCOrs, 40. A 81 Bningtr 3 90, aHiallahoi MS
No th HEAVIER eireni Nav Nrrk
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-10-08
MILLINERY GOODS.

- NICK BRSON, 22i Lake street, Carpetiu
-. on Oloths and Mattings, Wholesale and Rot
Ordcrs promptly filled.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-10-02
Aetn anbfrtts
MESsRs, HAY, PuRsAA { Co.

Having rented the above mlll s term Of years. ere no
thoroughly re0ng and repairing and intend getting the mi
n SAapa % do rst class work In every department They wi
give slec. sttsl0n g farmers g1s wosk and can and vi
give - 900d quality and returns mill In Ottawa The
win a1sys hep d hsnd for city rsde
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-10-02
FROM sTREAToR.

Not having seen either Of tho editors Of the
TRADER ct our dedication" on the 22d, take
occasion TO drop you line in reference to the
doings on that occasion 1870
The Masonic Lodge ~ Streator was organized
but few months ago, yet has grown rapidly in
responsibility and numbers, and there seemed to
be no obstacle in the way Of its permanent pros
perity but the want of = good hall TO meet in.
Mr.. Ames, one Of our most snterprising and
public spirited citizens, pat his shoulder to the
wheel to remove the difficulty. He erected q
handsome new building, 22x5O feet, with store
room below, but finishing off the upper portion
with special reference to its occupation Is . ma.
sonic hall. Tho room is beautifully panelled,
the ceiling arched, with appropriate center
pieces, and at the entrance are convenient ante
rooms. The room in the clear is % by 40 feet.
The fraternity have placed handsome carpet
on the floor, and supplied it with chairs and the
usual masonic furniture and fixtures. a. 3D..
The dedicatory ceremonies were conducted by
Grand Master H. G. Reynolds, assisted by
Brother. Rouuoeville. Of Peoria, Easton, Wade
and Nash, Of Ottawa, and Fulton, Of Streator
Tho ceremonies were performed in manner 70
be unusually impressive. The singing was con.
Quoted by Prof. Barrett, accompanied BY instru.
ments. H So "
After the dedication services the company id
journed to Williams Hall, whore ADDRESSED wore
delivered by g. M. Reynolds and Brothers Es'
tabrook, Of Ottawa, and Rounseville, Of Peoria
The addresses were oil able and exceedingly sp
propriats to tho occasion.
After tho exercises at The hall portions Of III
company were taken In carriages around oul
young city, and viewed ne inprovsnsats eos
mines, g., until supper Zine.
Aitr supper. sush - remained, with thsi,
wives and sweetheart, ::sngassd N Ne dane,
until ! M heus n tAs night =" 'i'i'.' '''1
Thsseapaay W. nsds sped 0tssatoe Lodg'
co. "A - sspessntsAlsa - Assea.
Io10s 0SeadsahI Il NA 1UCa UysWs
wseAi xsdss Na 81 sad a,nssess EaigA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-10-02

while resting to obtain breath and give my rap.
idly beating heart chance to pulsate more reg.
ularly and naturally, my ears were greeted with
the solemn strains of the Gloria IN esceicis I
hastened down, and was just in time TO particle
pate in the beautiful and impressive evening
services of the Episcopal Church, always Chris.
tian and beautiful to me, but never half SO much
as now. when Swallowed by the precipitous sides
of the majestic mountains-under Us it were
''the everlasting hills" our party had gathered
for prayer and praise, probably for the first
time since the creation, devout worshippers Of
the Almighty God. It was a scene long to DO re-
membered, and am sure as years 60 by and I
approach the end Of life, this piotsre instead OF
becoming dim or becoming coated with the dust
OF business, which obscures 90 many pleasant
recollections, will only grow brighter and be-
come greater ornament on the walls Of
memory.
But I must initiate the speed with which our
train SOON started and briefly remark-omitting
much would like to speak of-that Just at even.
ing we passed out Of "Devils Gate" not into the
dominions Of his Satanic majesty, but into ths
valley Of the Saints" getting view, By moon.
light. of the world.renownsd Salt Lake. Here
in the vicinity Of Corinns, Il said 10 b. one d
the most fertile spots (about 80 miles sqaars) b
be found ON the continent; pssSsst garden, ~
surpassed In produotivsnsss. " oossss Ilaov
but little Of this from obssrvstisa. I oaly know
that Tie contrast between this sad Ne sosassy