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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-22

SOCIAL INTERCOURSE FOR FARNERs.-Far-
mers necessarily live 1t q considerable dis
tance from each ether and in consequence of
thlS and their habits Of steady labor, confnc
themselves too much to their own fields and
iresdes. They and their families need rccrc-
alton, need pleasures, need something to
countcract the effect OF the constant labor in
which they are engaged. The mechanic in
the village or city has his mind frequently
drawn away from his work bv that which is
going on around him, but the farmer. being
differently situated, finds nothing to break up
the mOnOtOny, unless he seeks for it elsewhere
1t IS quite probable that more work would be
accomplished, and better tone of FEELING be
experienced, to say nothing of the more
cheerful cOuntcnancc which would be worn.
If a half day each week were given to social
intercourse with fellow farmers. instead of de
voting six full days each week to unremittjnr
labor. After day spent pleasantly away
from home, the labor is not so rksomc-thc
laborcr is happier. Allowing as much was
not accomplished by giving little time to
relaxation, it should he borne IN mind that
food and raimcnt for the family, forage for the
stock, and money for the bank. are not the
only thing worth striving for Wcneed happ-
ness as well But it4 portion otthis time he
gwen 10 widcaWaEe :lrmer's club. ideas will
be G.nci, pract,c knowledge acquired,
which in time Will bring about results tar in
eXce>, OF those which VIII be realized by the
farmer who does not improve these opportu-
nies.-N. f. Furmr.
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Farm @arncn-Neusebolo.


According TO report in the Cosmos, in
England, the bees are stupiIied by chloroform,
in order TO &c: their honey, while, by the old
method, they had to be killed for the same
purpose For hive OF middle size, one-sixth
OF an ounce (4.7O5 gramms) of chleroiorm is
wanted At the distance of six feet from the
hive table is placed, covered with coarse
linen, on which there is fat dish of chloro-
tornl. To prevent the bees coming in contact
with the chlorctorm, which would Kill them,
the dish Is to be covered with a small netted
wire frame. After lapse of twenty minutes,
the bees, Supplied by the chlorcform, drop on
the table. When the honey has been taken
out the dish Is removed and replaced by the
the hive, INTO which the bees, IS fast rs they
recover rom their specification, viii return
unframed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-22

a druH,mer passed through sulphur
Springs recently, proposing 20 sell the mer-
chants OF that place tine syrup at seyenty.tve
cents per gallon-titty cents cheaper than the
same syrup apparently could be bought in
New Orleans. The merchant gave him a trial.
The syrup came, and was in appearance ofthe
fines! make The merchant could not see how
they could sell it So cheap, and went to work
totes; 1t, when it proved to he composed of
sulphuric acid and starch
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-22

The ChaWanquo Farmtr in an article on
Holes IN the Pocket cites the following
"holes' common on many farms: Shallow
pIowing; planting poor seed turning out
good stock to mix with poor; buying what
you could Just as well make in leisure hours ::
Keeping bad fences and bad gates, and thus
having bad nelghbors spending time and
money in drinking shops and at the village
store leaving tools about here and there ::
keeping worthless dogs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-22

A simple way to wash potatoe, for feeding
stock or in large quantities. tor aotels, etc,
is to take good, tight salt barrn fill half or
two-thlrds full OF potatoes, pour rO water un-
til it reaches the top of them. Sci he barrel
on fork handle or some stlcli. ;ld shake
back and forth few times. Turn 'nn whole
on loose floor, or into box with Stated or
perforated bottom; turn on one more pail
OF water to rinse them and they are clean.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-22

Calccs fattening for the butcher should suck
the COW and should be tied up in a warm, dry,
well-ventilated apartment, that is not too
light. Keep them as quiet as possible and
feed the COW literally. After the third day
there is little danger Of milk fever.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-22

The cultivation Of tea has been attended
with such success that it 10 predicted Cal.
ifornia tea may, in q few years, become sta.
pie article of commerce in the markets of the
Omitted States.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-22

beet sugar factory company, at Black
hawk, near Madison. Wis, raised last year
100 acres ct beets, with an average yield of
ten tons per acre, and is now running through
about one ton per hour, night and day.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-22

To draw an old nail, first hit II blow with
the hammer sufficiently hard to start it in {;
this breaks the connection with the wood
which rus. has made and it is easily removed.
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FARMERS. ATTENTION.!

want distinctly understood If you want any Farming
oOls VIII sell neH a. low and give acconn
rme any man IN the county Every implement warranted
10 give etire satisfaction. The following pasia list OF
goods that have the exclusive sale In tni, vicinity:
Cast Cast Steel Flows,
Maierhofer's ottawa Povs
HapgoOd Tool STEEL Flows,
Iur-i d Bradley Flows.
Nl>haStSd, ini.. PlOSs,
Northwestern Planter
Improved Star Planter,
Alexander Planter,
Warranted ~ good a. Is made
Gilman Corn shelter, and Powers,
sweepstakes 1hra-hrr,,
Chicago Pits "
Buffalo "
Vibrator
skinuer's Gang Pow,
Ga!e,bUrg Stock Cutters,
Food Steamers,
Feed Mills.
Feed Cutters
Fairbanks and Victor Scales
Fursi Il Bradley. Horse Rake,
Day Horse Rake.
GoVhers Churns. Washing Machines.
haIs l:espers and Mowers,
Champion Heapcrs aHd Mowers,
Clipper Rcapsrs and Mowers,
Champion tul'ivatOr,
Western CultiySt0r.
Frr~t 4 Bradley Cultyaior
GllUsu's New Cultiva'or,
EVIk Pap't Gang Pow, &c. &c.
A. iAe .o"r.ti-cto~ prices, approved time
ALSO ALL KINDS OF SEEDS.
Ottawa, March l. 1911.
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@eatcal
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes Of 3 Laxative Medicine

a Perhaps no one medicine is so
S Sosy as ya,s ssH5e 9y every
any before 50 universally ADOPT
~ ed into Ls,. In every country nd
6 oSI siiss ,ss pGrTsti, sI pliL. The
IA more reliable 49, lar more re e u a
kvYA1H lga remedy med than an other
that i. cured hem; those o who who
aa ss n nGs sa9T and A iens. eq ,5s
all know IN what il does once
Gpon thousand. Of certificates Of their remarkable
the following complaints nut such known
In every neghborhood and need not publish them Adap
thar e.omel or any eeerous they may be taken via,
s. BY IRssss e Te nsn to aR % Sn them
vegetable harm arise from their use any my
viscera to purify the blood stimulate into healthy ac
the distractions of the stomach bowels hver
TO health and BY correcting wherever they exist such de-
the following complaints which these Pills rapidly cure
OF 1 hey shoaa Be sRs1 odersc s s ana s
stomach and restore It's healthy tone and action.
As%uch SIX ss,d@cae Tiuaioe or SSafs,, haio y
zach correct the diseased action remove the
For tSy or DsrThaa hn, mild dose Is generally
required; ,,.,, ,,,,,,, p,,,..,,,.. - -, ~,
PAN IN The Se Ick and L0ins they should he ntinuou.T
taken required the diseased action the sy;
tenn. With such change these complaints disappear
For Dp,y and Lr9p'cai soeing they should he taken in
large ana frequent doses 10 produce the elect OF drastic
purge.
For So,rso large dose should be taken as produces
the desired effect by sympathy.
As Dh,-r PH take Pills promote diges ton
and relieve the stomach
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and bowels
healthy action restores the appetite and invigoracs the
rm, Hence II is often adv where serious de-
rangempnt exists. One who feels roerabv well nt.
that dose of these Fs makes him feel decidedly better
from their cleansing and renoyang effect the digestive
apparatus.
DIR. j. c. AVER 4 CO.,
Practical Chemists,
AIMS snos LOWELL. MASS. L. s. \.
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y q . a III.
- Whereas Ca>par Ackerman and Hannah Ackerman his
VIE OF the county Of Ia Sale and Of Illinois did on
deliver to Joseph Meyer and Philip rncE Of aid cSsny and
Sate uG. oil MORTGAGE Tor the fraction Of the northeast
number ten o in township number thirty three north OF
Of tie Illinois and Michigan Canal Containing two and = o
acres moro lNs and situated in said county and state to
even date Win said deed eyGcated by sSd cssnar
htran ohe1 Naa notes being Tor the sum OF five hundred
ana one OF said notes being for the eight hundred dob
lars and payable to said Phillip uc year after date each
nnnr, which said deed Of =. ,Ig F1I ql zen per cent per
~ OF records IN the recorders Office OF said county Of La
And whereas 1t expressly provided in said deed Of mort
gage INA. m case OF default in the payment Of said or
my part thereof according the effect thereof the
attorney after hs ade se spd gIa Gy n or
newspaper published in Ottawa IN said county Of L. sale
thereof and all right equity OF redemption OF tie laid
Oh the t, part her heirs, executors and admniStra
for cash at the south door County Court House Of said
advertisement, or may adjourn sale nom time to time at
dscetion and upon making such sale the said par.
chaser purchasers deed or deeds for said pemf5as and
aRy '"e oCes oil Se 80 TO me payment u advertising,
fees, and GO the amount due said notes a rendering Inc
And whereas Caspar AcEerman And Hannah Alderman,
ms wife have, IN and By said mortgage rcnquiscd all rights
exemption laws Of said ' sfe .s' nave e' '' homestead
And whereas default has been made in the payment the
unpaid; '
that by virtue he power Of sale in 8 SE az
and for the purposes therein expressed the said Joseph Never
the third &aS Of g s % a hor s y ,a on cos Is az
forenoon at the south door the County Court House of said
highest and hest bddGr or Is r cash AZ i ae
al of the lands and premise; above described and ali right.
erman and Hannah Alderman nnv have therein and viii an
power ,a Daea aees viii g Ssats TS ni Gs
% s ;SH 5 %i%f Fr HnG Erck
y. H. RICE Attorney. Mortgages
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KeQaI.


- '1cuH '0u't fteTegf, 10 J4Ee term fs-r ~ No'-So
I, "a, leonard - Charles Leonsri.-Ya CAapoya
~. non au affidavit nle In the Office Of the
@ oil as court mat said defendant Charles G. leonard il
hr M ~, " s sa'e and said Complainant having ned
OF on the tn day OF April A. % ISL sereir "a So r
wing been issued thereon GNU S"''ois
Notice Therefore hereby gwen 10 said defendant cba-es
- ] my .s> you personally be nd appear before
ad court al > rn thereof held a, the nr. tIans.
IN OTTAWA n said county the second M"nSe ~ Inc
next A. D. ISL, when and where said spnors ia
anu Plead answer denlur except 10 said Rim he SAM, III
therein prayed for dsCreed accOrrlnr- an" things
ID. l.. HoUGH, Solicitor H. iiooH, ~ St s.
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STATE OINILLINOIST

- F7'FFElT,
Joseph L. BrignOn *. August Didion.-Hg CEqr,.ry
II happening from affidavit le In the ofCe NJ tho
eierk OF sad court, that said defendant, August Ddor s
moi resident al said state and said complainant having led
ms bill Of complaint in said court on the ChlUcer SO
thereof on the st day OF March ls hegein and sum
mons having been issued thereon according 20 law.
N9ice therefore, il hereby given said defendant An
S DPhoh th unless you personally De and appear before
court AT SAID term thereof to be held the Court House
III ouWan said county. the second Monday Of June next
u, o.l' Whth and where said Summons rpturnab!c and
' answer thtnuc or except % said bill, the viii he
,r LOT Col',N against you, and the matters and things
litreh praye! Tor ticCrecd aCcurtl'ur'v
:, ~. Gu, CHARLES H. HOOK. Clerk.
80 o' i-" - '''it'itoF' aprS-IW
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III ASIEks MD SPECIAL COMMISSIONER SALE
VI Notice Is hehv "lyrn Tina. by virtue decree made
ami enerct OF record by the Circuit In sale county
-iir p Illinois AZ ne November term It said court A. D. 1870;
anu 10y Nlrtu" 81 said decree fei ~ sad CONT NJ the
rtntE term "i "ad court ,.D. ISL in certain then
prhuhE IN ,Nl court, the ChauCcry side orr wherein
CcCcla 2 kicr, complainant and Ellen Eil.n, and
aiaHe hiileIea and Ellen keel, guardian Of James NJ
hN'lc' Mchac hllc"a Joseph J. kiolra Mary J. Kile-
ea ana Theresa NJ kl"ca. minors, defendants shall,
on thursday the MN day Of May ISL the hour of
oclOcN IN the afternoon o. said day. the south
uo3r q" te County Court Houe in ottawa In said county,
IuOc aicto Al VIII then sell To the chest bidder
lowing described property being the ordered br said de-
cree 10 be sold, that IS to
The west half OF the northeast quarter ot the ,1llwpst
quarter OF section seven also the west half The west haf
OF me northeast quarter of section nine o. and also south.
east quarter OF the northwest quarter Of sect on nine M I'm
township thirty three $50 north In range ny. east If the ri
principal meridian In La Sale county and state of Illinois,
RNs or SALE-Oneird ah In hand. and the other two.
tS IN one year after date OF sale. per nnuul
To be secured by mortgage upon ihr premises sold
GEORGE VI. LELAND,
Master In Chancery and Special Commissioner
III. h. BOYLE pCrrs solicitor nprl .w
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No'I'I('I'.-fsrArF OF ArUEWNF " CORNELL, DECD.
Notice Is hereby gwen that tr undersigned Executor
Caherihe Ot "nRrl late OF the county La sale stat.
OF lhoS deceased VIII appear before the Court
said county, on the third Monday being 18th Of Nav
lo al TIE Court House IN ottawa in said unity, when and
where all persons having claims demand, against said
estate are notified To attend and present writing
FOR adjustment.
Dated This ?2L daY Of March \ p. ISL.
DANIEL OCON NELL,
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For Scrotup fh su-rstt-r-s T,t-nu-s Chronic Rhe,.
NATHAN, or sny Disease Of the skin or blood. use
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DIR. CROOKS
Wine OF Tar!
l. 'stsr from, a Druggist.


P,dtuiIie, Aa., SIX. 1870.
PrSpyhsSra Or. f'rOot. Mn, ~ Tar.
II. 81. Of DoJ bsv Of Tar not. he conrGry
sesyy sA' "E0t here. Hutd, hare you any more Of Dr.
trok'e Hne Of TT' Why. telt. any madeleine Ter>r took
"a. place OF cd0HpI and blue upon
~ lser. oni M rfs frer. That tsrn tets TIE
St:h l6hs tiy ~ay,1dy ought to hare il hand And
10 ken hrTd M emergency. Persons hare
i',g 'soer-i
Dr. Cro-l's Vim NJ Y }Fy irOIIt' IbOti
ss1 TIM ar -ngi. Fr~s fhO-s rho iO0ked on ,rih
dR,tH r.ghf 'giirr Wy, ~
". trdoI' VIM ~ 7'". d"d ,r,piTbv nth
NIL fb b~Iis al N, U~irirr hare salsn
"T11''. ,,.far~ h--slf.r Jeh hdI .iue 10 kN
all r il ri vb,E U.Hs ~ Tar uru more
-n,'s>pnr. E"H.smy, JOSFPH HERD.
En. crntrts fftA sr-ext:icr-s
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mares 6w

NoI1C1G.-E-rATE ~ JOIN SwEESEY DECEASED
Notice i hereby given, that the undersigned cveCutrix
OF the last will and 'r>tmrnt Of John sweeney,
county of La Sale and state of Illinois, deceased, viii appear
before the county Ut said the third Monday
thcng the 18th day. of May ISL The Court HouSr In Ot.
t"a IN SAID county when ana where all p-,orr wing claims
demands against said Vrr notified To .rl and nr.
sent the sam" In writing for adjustment
Dated this litA day oi March 4. - l-,l.
MAl.GAEET SWEENEY,
WaFl> NW Exec
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Nc'Iiti'i.-rSrArf OF FIR ,NErIN G. REUNEE. DECD
~ Notice Is hereby Gvcn. that the undersigned, Admins
traitor OF the estate Of Franklin g. BrVnrr, late the
coun,y OF La NE and State OF Illinois. deceased will APP
pear before the County Court p said county
day brng the 18Th day OF May ISL the Court House In
Ottawa In said county, when ana where all person, having
claims or demands against said notified md
and present the same IN writing for adjustment.
Dated this ii'hd Of March A. d. ISL.
ELIAS rEUNGO.
!nArS-bw Administrator
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Thesys,enn cmlsronov,iasa strcnsllcnnr'
New ytgor m,ist lAiniliNll HE llresliyeo rrn''-
The Stimulating, kcglliang mn. Tonic properties
Of mr. CroGls Wine D. lnr vii .iyc n vigorous
yi,Blityto these orran,. 1lcy mlHiiiy II. lhfi
viii soon feel i.SinNuenrr, mud mus, rrreyeN'i.'
III the cure ~ complete Keeping 10. stomach
AMI Bowels In yigef ~ condition VIA Ur,
Crooks Wine Of 1ar Is The lIcs, defense taganlN
all diseases. While u. Crooks Vine ol Jar -
tic ltsi remedy r6r ~ iischscs 'bf llle Throat
aud Lungs II is not pGppotrdcSclNirtly lorsllriI
diseases. The rcli medicinal qnNburS ol Iar ].
contains woll alone cXri'c u r"snlilng ih1
strcn.thi niht nttVn6h ne siaffcfrhh libHcls,
but there pfc NcsrfHbit snarnl'cnts6 81 NJ
ioulipd TO,i.r Ndne ro,nblnrd ThA II, which
co,so Il 10 hNiIh w TIE weak ana fe'
hiiiia,td. YaplsiS restore exhausted
strength, rleh'c The s'n'nlrh, IoaN ~. liWr,
ca,Wa me fond ~ digest. ,tI inesS rlrh
blood. removing lijsrttsIr; iT'M',t', lNdrcs'
lmi and kinlifd coinrilrfs liy crC lpi'lr,
Ask rDr ~. Cronirs Iihp ~ Tar w.
,dnipird m,y ~ luvc rnpiuii.n ilrpprhhl
style IL pr, CROOK Vine Of TN \ Eg.r ig 'hcY
datal Withnll' luliuscMrnl, lliS ~. rrpoS't
Wins oil 1pr ha has rii,'r w. llq'p Wnmicnl
cures. aaln tNon,N MiNr Of latis ibrtir~ly
ymincpl, pni vi ilic az rBo r"VdT suf'irnl,'p
10 stll inl ,qln ~ lHtha ~ srg,rn; irrairht.
c,ly ~ n,.rIt str' I'M olcft Is IN th'l i.
chase his NE, idllcyihi WI+la al 90 sialEp. ~
w,lltrlcltis; 'br C0oks Nlueo' Fr." ~.
Ioictnd Rp:cpuo, ftfrttN',. nN'Gt. iNt1
hruuly strii we rfNlgn t't'H'} 'pNNt 1
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IN ii .;s.ls ,lui,,tl 10 record in lie
r,e,,1.t,s nH., for III, vcek cnl;ae
/, n,e 47i, ;s7l,
l,.c,,A ,;,,x,rt and Wiz, to John Il.
TbDmpsm II; acres. Lewis ,osDsI.i,
e3o0
J.bo r Yaop,o.,n an, NJ. to B,ni.
i.,,n &. "a ,.,.s ,,m,;x t,yyn.bio :.
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