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MH II. : RELgB9ED-DE2E hfE; In regard ~
Tie question Asked ~ a3y opinion ABOUT B1-
c34u. H0aAu SAs Lave used and sV4d tse afI4c4e IL
various forms for tie past iar7y years. aO n9t
alnk there Is any form " preparation VI i sSe h0t
used known 10 1T usea, IA tie various diseases
where sBen medical p&tent would De Indicated
1oa aware, eli a. myself, thak Il has Leth
extensively employed Ia te various dieEa sts oT te
bladder sad Kidneys, sn4 The reputation has a.
CURED IL my judgment, Is warranted ~ the fSfte
have seen aAd used a. Def0Fe stated, every form
Of Buekn-tae pow dered leaves. unctafe fluid e3-
iFa.Is-and aIn not cagBlL1bt u any preparation
Of that plant IL all equal ~ yours, Twelve year,
experience ought think, u glYe nle tbs T1Shl ~
Judge of lis merits, and t8ut prejudice 0E par
tlallty. give you precedence over all others.
! value your BBchu tn Its effect patients
have cured With IT, and seen cured with H. more
diseases Of the bladder and kidneys than have
ever seen cured With any other 5aeAu q aAy oiheI
proprietary compound Of " sateYef AalAe.
Respectfully yours, &c,
GEO. II. KEISER 81. u.
ll0 Wood St, Fittsburg Pa
August II, is55.
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augusta Dirert0rp.
Churches.

ORTHODOX CoNGREGATIoNAL.-G Ch.
STATE 81, between Bridge and OAK streets. No
service leS9 A. II. Afternoon service 80 p. NJ
Evening r ".
FIRST BAPTIsT. Conner Winthrop and Perham
SIS. J. Kicker, pastor; residence Chestnut street
MoTTlng serving 1850 A. II. Afternoon 80 f.
FBkE BAPTIsI,-stsie street, north Of Bridge
I. =. Penney, pastor. residence Summer street
Morning service 1889 A VI. Afternoon ESQ p,
METHODIST EPioCOPAL,-Green street cas-; Of
Stale l.. Martin. pastor; residence az the par
son2Ee, next door TO the church Morning ser
wee lo-Se A NJ Afternoon e-SJ Z. If. ENenins
PKbTKsTANT EPIsCoPAL.-ssaie st.. between
Oak and Winthrop. Rev. MIR. Upjohn, rector
Morning service le-so 4. NJ. Evening service T.
vSI,ERsAL1sT.-cor. Winthrop and summer sts
{. 4 Moor pastor; residence Winthrop street
below Orchard Morning service lU.$3 a. NJ
sabb&sl school service al L. \. NJ Evening ser
UNITARiiN.-Corner Oak and state SIS Rev
Nj. Cram pastor. morning service l0.S1 \. Nj
service IN evening al O'Clock
CATHOLIC Slate q. north Of Bridge. Rev. Nj
O'B~ief priest: ne leBce near the church.
The Ceus7egatiof-al FIRST B2pti-t, Free VIII
BAPTIST an8 Methodist Churches hold e,cial con
ferenoe meetings Il illeir vest11es every Wednesday
evening Il Aal3-ISst seven o'cloCk.
Y. VI. c. 4.
Rooms IN Darby Block Water street. Regular
l,.ayer taee,inEs every Monday evening. Religious
exercises every eHnlay AFTERNOON AZ e'c4Vt a
Rooms 0}.en - all.
Masonic
Y2gTuT FUFM IOIeiE " 81 2 aai y u.
siAle-l meetings arsG Monday e eaeh nenth
SPECIAL meetings every Notass evening. + a.
Cruve.l Master. J. " Cispl >eereiary.
ANGC>TA LoiGE, Nc l4l. , 8 NJ. stated
meetings Grei Tuesday 0f each moDtA. ele~iat
meetings ever! Ines,isy evening IL God
TRINiTY COMMASDE8Y, NJ. :. knights TEN
I,lar. stated meetings Friday on OF DeloFe tie
f8il MOON q eacA HyEtA- 4 ID. hhiEhi ki1l4Lent
81 Z -rHfs
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A Case of Twenty Years
Standing.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, june 25, lsa7.

H. 4. HELMBoID, Draggist-DEAR sIa; have
been 4 sufferer for upwards Of twenty years WIN
gravel, bladder and kidney Affections, during which
time have used various medicinal preparations
and been under the treatment OF the most eminent
physicians, experiencing but little relief
Having seen your prePhfatlohs extensively hd.
yeftised consulted my iaInly physician in regard
10 using your Extract Baehu
tised remedies aud had found them worthless, and
some quite injnriousi III fact, despaifed OF ever
getting well, and determined 10 use no remedies
hereafter unless knew of the ingredients. IL was
this that prompted me 10 Use your remedy. Ar you
advertised that ii was composed OF buthuI culjebs
and juniper berries, il occurred Ia me and my phys
iClan as an excellent cOhbnatiof ana with his adj
vice after examination of the article and con
suiting again with the druggist, concluded to Try
it, l commenced To use IL about eight months ago,
at which time | was confined To my room.
From the first bottle was ast0nished al the ben
edcial effect and after using it three weeks was
able to walk out. felt much liks writing TO you ii
fun statement of my case at the time, but thought
my Improvement might only be temporary, and
therefore concluded 10 defer, aud see II u would
effect perfect cure, knowing then 1t would be oi
greater value to you and more satisfactory 10 me.
| am now able to report that ii cure Is encctedi
after using the remedy for nYe months
have not used any now for three months and
feel rs well IN all respects as ever did
Your ijuchu being devoid Oi any unpleasant taste
aud odor nice tonic and inVigorator Of the system,
do not mean to be without it whenever occasion
may require its use in such affections.
NJ. MCCORMICK.
should any doubt Mr.. McComiek's statement he
refer6 TO the following gentlemen:
Hon. WIN. BiGLER, Ex-Governor Of renns ylyania.
Hon. THOMAS b, FLORENCE, Philadelphia.
Hon. j. q. KNOX Philadelphia
Hon. j. .. BLACK. Philadelphia
lion. ID, II, PORTER. Ex-Governor Of rennsSiyan
Hon. ELLIS LEWIS, Philadelphia.
Hon, II. c. GRIER eN,Judge United States Court
lion. q. W. WOODWARD, Philadelphia.
Hon, w. A. PORTER, fhiladeiphia
Hon. JOHN BlGLER Ex-Governor Of California,
Hon, Il. DANks Washington, u. &.
And many others If necessary.
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Cure of Kidney and Bladder
Affection Of a Patient
seventy-eight years
of age.
THAMES 70 NE. HELMBoIp.

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51KAEI Pa March 81 lSsa
EprruE CesMof,ol1rE - desire. - AL ua-os4ci-
tea 1-ssu1e K The merits q HELNBoLI's BUGBy
md asg sbe 5enen. q those similarly 2f5ese5 -
lyzec g say tsai Xfle- eensEl;zuE many eminent
physicians and rTlus nearly ~ tbe bees; advertised
remedies - Ias VAR hcpe q finding Gellef from
A4rera ratse ki3Der AID bladder diseases frosn
winch have suffered excessively for uauy Texrs.
good fpyguut finally suggested * re EELNlsoi-Is :
Ey(BT Which commenced gsius WA ltle f2lftl
and b apparent t.eue6c-4I Effects Ger aasoUi :
ngs14t. Al liz N ratsan q tf4Ss t,lae however
thuagtsl commenced 10 experience s4aEti reI8ef
wtsch encouraged Int - Rer-,yere II T. as. asd
now al Qsss expiration q fpEr months although
AZ al lGarrn ole ul&a- nearly sereuty years
q age &n1 consequently medicines e&nuei l.e eA
l,ecied - 24rer&sly afeci I0e ar iaey olaeg'sls
would. have found sueA uasfeAkalle re-.ei aat
l.er,naueu; beneds lraaa Nj Helmbolas valuable
discovery rsaas fet euehs Il patllely reeosa sht
f4cs. - 81 AckHowieer;1sDi % hila ald r4-aNels
susyes.son - sAe puul.e. Yoars respectfully,
m. LAKiN
Mr. Laren refers 70 tse follow lts seatieEnea =
Calone. Dan EICE G5rars. Ps
CHARLIE STOW, Ess- c.rAf1 "a. Ea-tef
6osuloy,otl+
CB0RCE IL CUTLER Glrata. Pa. Attorney.
CI HINDs Czrai1. Pa. Ai-9raeE.
CAPT d " HUI HINel}& Clrar3. Pa. Al
DAVID DIN Gsrar3. Pa Nerrhant.
DAVID DAY. Cif4rS- Pa Merchant
CT KDCkwkL-L, Glr4ls3 Pa, MerchsEl.
Z. { Eli, Glra1sS. Pa, Drugglsi-
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CHURCHES.

soalh Parish Congregational Church, corner o Second
and Chestnut Streets, opposite Temple. Rev, CHAs. o.
McCuLLY, Pastor fessaence on Chestnut St Morning
service, 1880; Afternoon service, is,
First Baptist Church, III mon aud Frank liz
streets. Rev. A. X CEASE PastOr residence Aiiie
81, between Winthrop and Lineoln Morning service,
1870 Afternoon SERVICE z ID.
Methodst Episcopal Church Middle Street, between Tn
ion aud Central Rev CALEs fOLLEA, Pastari residence
the Parsonage Opposite the Chareh Asrnug service,
1880 Afternoon service 2 Is.
First unversa.t Church. Second Street (cor of Unionj
Free baptist Church, Academy Street. between Second
and Middle.
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3ndllomell Dlrertorp.
uALLOWELL POST OFFICE.

wESTERs MAIL daily Sundays eHefftsd, at q
aui 7 6z r 81. Guess al 10 As a. ii. 4nd p. ~
EAsi EA MAIL arrives daily Sundays excepted al II 10
A. 81. Closes at 3-l5 T.. A.
LITCHFIELD NAIL SrfiSes Tuesdays, Thursdays aai
saiurdays at 10 0'elock A. NJ. Cioses Sundays Tues
days and Thursdays, al p. 81.
OFFICE ofeB Sunday excepted from = O'Clock A. n, to
sp M 0p+n sAlaF1sys until $40 =. 81.
" Box Rents and Postage papers, periodicals, &c ,
payable quarterly ia advance.
L hoWELL + A
Hallewe I'll, May 8, ls69.
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s-say ssxt ssuz- lie y1az LA; hare szsssed VIII
Sc hzrSs ErzrzsEse z7r cure 20 rocr medicine
er-xsr s-s rouad rec0EaT2eo6 al persons similar
lr arecsxsa - f-T T. have gr~Hi fzzfl Ia is cE-&.
gsve -,sws-s- rs1rs trz3T, IHQ>. :. BENNETT.
EITEEs 10
Esv. WILLIAM CoGswEIL. wesspoGT Cozn.
! l. G CANNON. D-1ggls1- westpors- CUz1.
q Z wHEELER- Esa- wessposs- CoaE.
ERAnLTy HULL Eaq- wesifoG1 Coaa.
De wAkENAS, Rea dlag. Conn.
T. W Z EQBINsQN, wA9le.als D1u...si, New
ysrk Cary.
Aa~ zaRzT o1ae-x aecessary.
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Y. III. C. A.

Regular meetings the Young Mems Christian Associ
atdn o ualloweii held ia the tesry o the Baptist
Church every Monday evening" commencing Al u 0ciAk
cordial invitation is extended all, both ladies aud
gentlemen attend these meetings of the Association
Prayer meetings. conducted by members VI the Ass0ci
alton, held every Sunday evening
iB Burns schoolhGuse, FaTmingdair, at O'Clock,
In scho60use FTeHch's Corner, Chelsea, al o'clock
Ia ipudon Hin ech0dh0use, at O'Clock.
In the Wilder setoohouse, Manchester, at O'Clock.
RneHds' Meeting House, West Gardiner, 2 IL.
BENJAMIN f0WLEe, President.
H. 4 OWEN Secretary.
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TESTIMONY
Cure of Gravel of Five Years
Standing-Stone Passed
and to Be Seen.

SAVANNAH, Tenn., May IA, 1860,
Or. IL. T. iiRLMnoLp,
DEAR SiH; We introduced your "Fluld Extract
nuchu" in this country about eight months ago and
happy To state that is meeting wiih universal
(among many where your "Buehu" has worked
wonders. A man in our county, named ), H. Es-
tell had been suffering about 1ye years with gray
ei. About siN weeks ago he bought OF rs one bot
tie of your "buchu," and before he was through
With bottle he passed gravel that weighs eight
grains, which We now have ON exhibition IN oni
drug store, lie says he never viii he without the
"Buehu" in his house again. Your preparations
are gaining favor every day. Very respectfully,
yours, sc, ECCLks \ niNkLE, Druggists.
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Kennebee Lodge, No 5, ?. aud A. NJ Stated C0mmu-
nications Wednesday, On or preceding the full moon
JAMES ATKINS, JR., W ~. J. L. AfE, see'y'
Jerusalem II. A. Chapter stated COhYocatons, Thurs
day on before the fu Of the moon
B WARNER Ill FJ,DAY, sec'y.
Alpha Councl Regular meetings, Wednesday succeed
lug the full 0f the moon, quarterly.
DAVID CAR6iLi, T. NJ. r. j. DAY, kec'r.
trinity Commandery. Meetings at Augusta On the
Friday on or before the full moon of each month
A. D. KNIGHT, u, q, A l.. SMITH, Reo'f
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DR.. KEYSER

il l. physician Of over 50 years experience AID q
graduate of the Jefferson Medical College. Nisa
Vi Tie University Of Aed-c4ne AID >urse!y Yi Pm
saelpAla.
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Cure of Bladder and Kidney Al
feotion of Long Standing
Stone Passed and to
Be Seen.
wrsrroRr, Conn., sept. Q, 1859.

wrsrroRr, Conn, sept. 0, 1900
IL. T. HgiMboLp Esq;-
DEAN SlK-l commenced taking your Extract
OF Buehu" about two weeks since for an affection
OF the Bladder aud Kidneys. 1 have suffered by
spells very much for lew days past but yester.
day relief through the effect OF your "Buehup
A stone paSsed ffon my bladder about the size OF
large pea, and now feel perfectly well, and en-
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From the Largest Manufac-
turing Chemist in
the World.

II am acquainted with Mr.. H. T. HeiInboid he
occupied the Drug store opposite my residence
and Was successful in conducting the business
where others had not been equally so before him
have been favorabiy impressed with bis eharac
leT and euIeFDriFf -
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This is the most tho eugh blood purifier yel dis-
covered and cafres all huaiOrs from the wort Nefo-
6tIa to a common Eruption. Pimplfs and BtoteaeS
on she race and scaly rough sAsa, which are suoh
annoying blemishes To many young pei isohs, yleii
To the use OF a few bottles of tns wonderful medi'
cine From one to eight bottles cure SAT- Hheut,
Ergsipe{as Scaid Head, Ring HORNS, B0ttS, Seofy
Ersp5tons OF the SAin, ScrQfutG Sores, Ctcers ana
"CaItker" ~ The Mouth and Stomach. lt is a pure
medicinal extract OF native roots aud plants, com
hining in harmony Natures most sovereign cura-
ave properties which God has instilled into the
vegetable kingdom tor healing the sick. II Is
great restorer for the strength and ygor OF the sys-
tenn Those who are languld, seepless, have hef'-
ruas dppfeensORS fears, or any OF the aiiecuohs
symptomatiC OF cedkHesS, will ind convincing eVl-
ience OF its restorative power upon trlal III you
feel daU drotSB, dcJiiitdteG and despoadenf, nave
FREQUENT Headache mouth tastes bddiy in the morn
ing irregular appetite and tongue coated, You are
suffering from Torpid iicer "BlioUSReSs.D In
many cases of "Litsr ComplafRt' only part OF
these symptoms are experienced As y remedy tor
ali such eases pr, rierees Golden Medical piseov-
cry has no equal as it effects perfect cures leaving
tho liver strengthened aud hethhg For the cure 0i
Unlitual Constipation OF the Bowels it Is a neY4<
falling remedy, aud those who have used 0f
purpose are loud in its praise In BroHf4
and Lung Diseases, It has produced M
mnrkablo cures, where other medieine
sold by druggists at 81 10 per bottle
the Chemical Laboratory of X. v.
sept26 fNw3m
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TEMPERANCE.

Union Temple Of Honor aud Temperance, No 8. Reg
ular meetings, every Tuesday evening.
J,W FULLER, 10. T BEN TENNEY, W, II.
Kenucbec Council, No. l. Regular meetings on the hrst
and third Friday evenings Of each month.
j. j. JoNEs Q. ofC. c, q. HUNT, H. of Q,
Sheridan Lodge, No. 293 l. o, Of a. T. Regular meet
ings every Saturday evening.
l.. D. BOYD. ", CT +. A. A. HEATH, ii 3.
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WILLIAM WEIGHTMAS
Firm Of Powers Il WelEhtnan, Manufacturing
Chemists, Ninth and Brown Streets, fhiiadel
phia, Nov. 49, is5i.
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.'s


THROUGH LINE To CALIFORNIA,
CHINA AND JAPAN.
Touching at MeescOa ports, aud carrying 4, 3. Ma
Fares Greatly Reduced.
Steamships on the Atlantic Connecting on the Pa.
ALASKA, eiie with the
ARIZONA, COLORADO,
HENRY CHAUNCI, CONSTITUTION,
NEW YORK, GOLDEN CITY,
OCEAN QUEEN, SACRAMENTO,
NORTHERN LIGHT GOLDEN AGE,
COSTA RIGA, MONTANA,
one OF the above large and splendid steamships
viii leave Pier No AZ, North River, foot OF Canal
street. At u ocloekl noon, oQ the 5th and 2ist OF
every mc1th, except when those days fall on sun
day, and then Oh the proceeding saturday, for AS
PLNWALL. connecting, via Panama Railway, with
one Of the Compsny's Steamships nom Panama tor
san FRANCISCO, touching at MA>LANiLLo.
Departures VI Zlst connect Al Panama with steam
srs for SOUTH PACIFIC and CENTRAL AMkki-
Can Y0Kfs. Those Of the SIN touch at MAZAN-
lilo.
fsaves San Fraucisco, November lst, 1879
one Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each
a1nlf. ~ Bazgaxs-nasteFs accompany baggage
rnuEh. Snd a1tens4 60 Lae1es and children without
- Protectors. Baggage received on the dock the
"A A0nDre sailing from sseaIaeoats railroads and
- who prefer send aown early.
S ~ 6xpnx1eneed surgeon on board. Me ileines
- lance free.
H. ~ 3i1i1Hf passgge tickets, or further inforna-
- the Companys ticket oisee on the
NOT OF CANAL STREET, NORTH
ma " q. BABY. Agent.
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:farm-0ar0en-NouscholD.
About BuliOusness.

A clergyman comes in to see me a dozen
times year about his biliousness. Bilious
ness is a common malady. | know great
many people who are bilious They have no
dyspepsia. They never had symptom OF
dyspepsia in their lives; they are ONLY bilious.
Now this word biliousness is a sort of res
pectabe cover for piggishness. People are
not bilious when they eat as they should.
Reader, are you biiousl (Rather a hard
question after the above hard word) Let me
prescribe for you. If you follow my prescrip.
ton and don't get well, write me, and in the
next edition will announce my error.
First, on getting up and going to bed, drink
plenty of cold water
Eat tor breakfast, until the bilious attack
passes, little stale bread, say one slice, and II
piece rs large as your hand of boiled lean beef
or mutton If the weather is warm, take in
stead a little cracked wheat or oatmeal POI
ridge.
For dinner take about the same thing. Go
without your supper.
Exercise freely in the open air. producing
perspiration, once or twice day. In "a iew
days your bilousness is all gone This result
will come even though the biliousneSs is OF
the spring sort, and one with which you have,
from year to year been much afflicted.
Herb drinks, bitter drinks, lager beer, ale,
whskey, and dozen other spriog medicines,
are simply barbarous-Dio Lelcis' 1dlks about
Peoples .Stomachs.
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lr is now generally admitted that the best
system of economizng fodder and working up
all the qualities of food raised on the farm, 50
that nothing goes to waste, everything pro.
duc'ng the best result in growth and beef.
milk and wool, is cooking or steaming the food
Of all our animals.
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MILcn Cows.-Milch cows should be kept
IN good, not fat condition, and few weeks
before calving should be scrimped in their
food. This especially with good mixers. By
lessenng the amount of blood IN the cow
there will be less milk sccrcted, and less
straining or Inflammation of the bag. The milk
fever may thus to great extent be avoided.
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legal.

CHER E'F,S .-AI,t, -r,,,-.--.-----,-------
Of Cook coSn o and s ,se % office superior Court
Whereby am Commanded MAKE H. amo no me Sc.ed;
charles Pa ker IN favor H. Baes% Go oR g. n ,Ss
COMBS and Charles Parker, levied on tS o Ms
The north one,haf On y Of section
,SM9stp number thirty o. range number two "a east Of he
htd ga, principal meridian being in the County OF la saie
Thereiore according to said command. shan oxo.o %,
named william coo@Ss and Charles Pe leT n , of the
G january at GG salaa e. the 9n fni6
Dated DAINTY sw ar h I day y IF En- ia9
GRO W W. BLAKE, Deputy. Sheriff Of La Sale C"MHif'v.
SuERIF'E,S -AI.EI.-By rir1nc of An g1-c,.
sale county and H ' s f of n Cf Of 5S f soan
certain Judgment rc s G2m mn to maze ne amount OF
lana do i a1 son in favor John eKy out Of the
sn ana Joseph Stout have levied following prop
Green's Ssn % odR IN bS S1 np@5 b.
c Tber r ana county Of La sale Illinois,
s hS at public s sgc ion al the right into e.. OF the
r.ofS Proper6y on saturday ae fourteenth day OF
county house Il as s a s 2n door of the
Dated at Ottawa this a5d day of Dccembcr 4 d 1870.
GEO W. W. BLAKE Deputy sheriff Of La as Sale Cnnhv
STATE OF ILLINOIS. IA SALE CO.'S.
charles esH 'S 1aam Is nns p % xin% l
@ H@ HsS dn3S no IN 94i e s
oll II ana 'achti smith. his wife Bi 10 fs,,e
Nappearng from an affidavit file in the of the clerk
Of said court, that said defendants John r Smith and
hacnl sL!ih are not residents Of said State and said
compartments having fled their bill of complaint In said cOu
on the chncery side thereof the 2O dav of Decrmber
A. D. $50 heren and summons having issued thereon
according to law: N '0A
Notice. therefore Is hereby given to said defendants John
f. Suuh and Rachel Smith, that unless Won shall l. or
sonay be aud appear before said court M said term cr
Of to be held nj the Court House In Ottawa in said connty
on the first Monday OF January mex, D. III Cvnrn and
"here ,ald summons rtnrnahc) and n"3d answer de.
r or cNcr 10 aid hll the same win be taken Tor con
tossed az INST you am the matters and things therein PRAYED
iot,urcr-eu accoltlngiy ii. l.. MEAD. Clerk.
'AhhhoN =" nlLLiNh eoHcNors GGc2i iw
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rom the largest Manufacturing Chemists in the wordJ
November l. 1874.
lam acquainted win Mr. II t. HcmbOld; he occupied
me qruS store OppOS o. residence, and successful
conducting Tie business Others had equally
bel IRE h have been fayoraby impressed with his
Ter ana enterprise WILLIAM WEIGHTAAN,
Firm vi Powers IL Weightman Manufacturing Chemists
Ninth aAd Brown Streets Phade phia.
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NOI,lCE.-EsrAT oF julius AVERY, DFCr,sEp-
~ Notice hereby given that the undersigned adminsra-
tor OF the estate of Julius Avery, late OF the county
OF La sale and state Of Illinois. deceased will appear be-
fore the county court OF said third Monday
tbsnr the Goth day. of February 1871 at the Court TIos In OK
tawa in said county when and where all persona claim,
or demands against SAID estate notified attend and pre.
sent the same in writing for adjustment. ~
Dated this goth day OF December d. 1870
GEORGE AVERY,
uecNoW Administrator.
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STABLE WINDows.-Dlseases Of the eve
may, IN many cases be traced to the wretchcu
custom OF combining animals in dark stables.
Any one who has been for some time in a
dark -oOm knows what the effect is of com
ing suddenly out into the bright sunshine.
the horse is no less sensitive Bring HIM
suddenly out and you notice that he stumble.
against almost anything that is IN his way,
and steps with the utmost uncertainty.
Tbs h!under Is not the fault Of the poor beast
but ut It's owner. The eye must gradually
become accustomed to the change The effect
OF the common mode of treatment cannot fail
eventually 10 be disastrous to the eycsight.
The detention in dark stables must have 4
deleterlous influence upon the optic nerve by
weakening it. The retina feels it also Oh
jects are reflected on the dull surface and they
are not clearly dscerncd. The master won
ders what is the matter. He used to be sure
but now he stumbes entirely too frequently
Tor his credit in the market HI used TO be
very gentle and could be warranted as alto
gether safe. but now he SHES so abomnablv,
that several times he has very near upset the
carriage, and the ladies of the house are afraid
OF him. He is losing character and RAPIDLY
getting bad name when the poor brute is as
deserving as ever. The animal would in fact
be safer with absolute blindness than with
Imperfect vision, for il is constantly alarmed
by the objects that are seen indistnctlv,
whereas IN the former case il trusts entirely to
the bride. Farmers will do well 10 make a
note and let their horses have light.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-31

NoI,IC E.-ksTATR OF WILLIAM RoBrysoy I've, s'p
~ Notice hereby given that the undersigned Adninstrsr
tor OF the estate OF William Robinson, OF the cOsn
y OF La sale and state OF Illinois, deceased will appear before
n county court OF said county on the third Monday being tho
0th day) OF February ISL, the Court House in Ottawa in
said county when and where all persons having claims or de-
same In writing for adjustment " ~
Dated this 10Th day OF December A.. n. 1870.
,,, ISAAC ROBINSON,
ucC.t OW Administrator
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-12-31

COUNTRY SoAr.-Six pounds of soda ash,
SIX pounds OF grease, three pounds stone lime,
four gallons water. Boil the soda and lime
IN the water until the soda is dissolved, then
pour it out and let it settle When the
dregs are all in the bottom pour the top of
into an iron pot, add the grease and boil until
1t is soap; when sufficiently thick, pour into
pans to cool and cut into bars.