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A Story.

81 Two men had been fast friends. In an
evil hour they quarreled. They did not
speak and had not spoken for years.
Mutual friends tried the art of reconcile
ton in vain. They were ayowed enemies
for life. One of them became a mason
after the arrangement, and it happened
that the other remained igncrantsof the
fact. II One evening he too was admitted
30 a lodge. Almost the first voice he heard
andcertainly the first face he saw, was that
of his enemy who presided over the cere-
raonies OF initiation, and was obliged accord
ing to usage. to address him by the title
Of ,sbrother." This was a peculiar sltua-
ton. and a trying ordeal for both. After
the lodge was closed, the apprentice
sought the Master, and without any pre-
ehninaries, tie following colloquy ensued
commenced by the newly made Mason !:
si.Arc you a member of this lodge!"
e. The answer was Il am"
- aWere you present when l was elect
Sedw
Il was"
May [ ask if you voted"
Il did"
"Now, will you tell me how many votes
It requires to reject a~candidate on ballot
for admission -. 49, s-z.se
The Worshpfal Master answered,
ssone.D atgo :
initiated extended his hand, which was
warmly grasped by the brother, and utter
ed with thrilling accents, and deep emo
ton .m~cllewing his voice /; '.Friend !
brother you have taught me a lesson |
shall never forget" sw
a This is q little ray of masonic light. No
Language is so eloquent as the silent throb-
bling of I heart full of joyful tears. While
this kind ofecment is used in our moral
;ediEce, should it not be enduring?
In one of the western States there re-
sided a family consisting of an old man BY
the name of Beaver and his three sons,
all Of whom were very wicked. They
had often laughed to scorn the advice and
entrcaties of a pious, though very eccen-
trio minister, who resided in the same
town. 1t happened that one of the boys
was bitten ibya- rattlesnake and was e. K
pected to die, when the minister was sent
for IN great haste.-On his arrival he
found the young man very penitents and
anxious 10. be prayed with. The minister
kuclt down and prayed in this wise: 80
lord, We thank the for rattlesnakcs I;
we thank thee because a .rattlesdiake has
bitten him. We pray thee to send a
rattlesnakc to- bite John and one to bite
Bill. And oh, Lord, send tie biggest
Kind ola rattlesnake to bite the old mar,
for nothing but rattlesnakes viii ever
bring the Beaver family to repentance,
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the deeper into the mind.
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OTTAWA FREE TRADER: SArrKDAY NOVEMBER ? 1872

THE PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL for November
deserves warm welcome from the Re ,din- pub.
lie; for. taken 49, - whole, il is number of nm.
usual excellence. A glimpse OF its contents
only. is afforded bv the following titles; Jesse
Olney, the eminent geographer; Independence
in Thinking, ~ strong but carefully written
paper; Supplemen.iay AN Imperfect Education.
worth year. subscription in itself for is valu-
able suggestions; Mrs. Anna L. Z .rbauld. the
poetess; Philips Lottery Ticket: Nine and the
Niuans, illustrated Another IL ,tallment of Elk.
preston; Instinc. and Reason, an amusing and
instructive article; Thomas Sterry Hunt. F. r..
g.; A Little Girls First Impressions Of Beeeher :;
Ode to the Nightingale; Moral Aspect of Dan.
eng, etc. Price OF number. Boz. For the year,
$3. A new volume be.ins with 1873 Address
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THE NEW YORK
EY ENING POST.
Safe, Sure and Steadfast!
A Journal for all True Republi-
cans, for all True Liberals,
and all True Democrats.

The New York Evening Post, edited by William Cullen Bry
ant and Pake Goodwin assisted by the strongest that
can De engaged has for more than hall century maintained
the same principles OF Freedom and Progress through all
changes OF parties and policies.
islands Tor Equal Rights; for the Distribution OF Power
for Honesty and Economy; for the security glorious
results OF Emancipation and Acknowledgement won by the
war; and for all practicable Hefo rms.
Its opposed to injustice and polton disguised uaer the
name OF protectsn and TO all corrupt party combinations
which sacrifice principle to me re success
twill support Grant and wilson because It believes that
under them the will be more stable and the
chances of progress and more certain than under any
alliance OF incompatible elements
The Evening Post equal any other as and
is complete In its Political its Literary its Scientific It's Ag
cultural, and its Commercial Departments.
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Political Items.

1t is the opinion OF James 6. Thayer, Esq,
who has been attending meetings al over New
York, tina, tie state outside OF the city will
give Geeeley & Brown not less than 80 900 ma
iority.
The difference between now and then is some.
times strange and uaaccountable. Last sum
mer, when the New York Times was exposing
the Tammany thieves, it said Sheriff OBrien's
share of the stoalings is put down at $500, 900
Now. when the Tammany thieves have come
over to Grant and Sheriff O'Brier is the Grant
candidate for Mayor OF New York City, the
times says OF the same thief; With James
O'Brien as Mayor, New York may be sure OF
honest government
Tennessee orator says Grant haint many
on Grammar, but you ought 10 see him thew
hisself on to mild cigar"
Tom Browne, Of Indiana, whom Morton sold
out, does not hesitate since the election to char.
acterIAe the sin.blasted Senator as "a blsckleg
and scoundrel."
Brick Pomeroy has dropped Charles O'Conor
in disgust, saying that O'Con or does not deserve
even one vote for the Presidency. O'Conor has
been more of a coward than leader; more of
word.maker than a man Of daring more Of a
twaddling pettifogger than bold decisive Dem.
crat equal to great emergencies.
The Grant managers do not put an O'Conor
ticket in the field in Pennsylvania because,
they say, "Greeley cannot, in any event, carry
the State" The OConor movement is not to
to help Grant. Oh no, certainly not.
Since the election in Pennsylvania Forney has
been invited twice TO the VIII, House and ha.
been received il the most oou reous manner by
Grant, while Simon Cameron simply boils over
with wrath. The president seems to accept ial.
ly as truth the saying Of Forney that ii. was
not Cameron but Grant that pulled Har,ranf,
through" Cameron, i. is said, even threatens
IS turn his gun. against Gran. and to show HIM
who owns Pennsylvania. Cameron for Gree.
ley Heaven forbid
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FROM GRAND RAPIDS.
RADICAL. EIZyIE.


The griAd meeting that had been previously
announced by u flourish of trumpets and fam.
lag posters on every fence corner and school
house door throughout, the country, came off at
the centre school house OF the Sth inst. It was
an occasion long 10 be remembered. The eve
ming was delightful, the roads splendid; in fact,
everything was lovely.
Demosthenes alias Baldwin, and Cicero tother.
wise the immortal part of Fall River came
early and anxiously awaited the appearance of
the faithful But the expected crowd came not,
and Demosthenes at length began to address an
audience composed of three Grant voters, few
boys, and sprinkling of democrats. You can
imagine the ssereotyped campaign hsrangue
which followed. The meeting was then closed,
the other speaker having forgotten his speech,
or being exhausted from addressing empty
school houses elsewhere. The auditors were
disappointed, as they wished to know his posi-.
ton on certain questions, such as the Temper.
ance Law, &c, and why, as supervisor, he
lodged the vote on the State Fair appropriations
Oct 90, 1872, A VOTER.
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FROM LELAND.
Oct. 90, 1877

Ca=.-Iron Bill was at cur village last Wcdnes.
day and "gave vent" to his democratic feelings
spendidly.
He is doing excellent work for the whole
ticket
Col. a B. Moore and other, spoke here last
week. The Colonel referred to the several can.
didate- on the County tickets and treated them
quite fairly ION all hands"
OF course the Colonel is mistaken when he
thinks Gran. will cary the county
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Piuts aud quarts Of filthy catarrhal discharges
Where does it come from The mucous mem.
brane lining the chambers of the nose and its
little glands diseased, so tina. they draw from
the blood its liquid aud exposure to the air
changes i. into corruption. This life.liquid was
TO build up tho system. but it is extracted and
the system is weakened by the loss. To cure
gain flesh and strength by using Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medal Discovery, whIch also acts directly
upon these glands, correcting them. Also apply
Dr., Sage's Catarrh Remedy with Dr. Pierce's
Ma i Douche, the only method Of reaching the
upper vi,e- where :he discharge accumulates
and co.n,. from. Tho Instrument and two med.
icioe- -old for 50 by ali druggists
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A Thin RuNAwAY-A few evenings age Jim
Carew drove his express wagon to the Park
House to deliver trunk to that distinguished
hostelry. He had in hi. wagon colt, the pro.
perty Of a prominent citizen who generally pre-.
fers something stronger in his'n than p!sin wat.
er The horses on looking around beheld the
countenance Of II. Day, nsq., and of course they
ran away Wha, sort Of horse wouldn't I?
Could. would or should horse, having par,i.
Gle OF self.respect, stand moment with such a
face feminist him &? The horses ran away, turned
corner and dashed for the side cut. Such was
their hurry to get away-anywhere from the
horrible -pectacle-DAy wears pair Of EN-
that they did not hunt up bridge, out dashed
madly into the water. They went under, out Of
sight, came up, turned around. swan ashore and
surrendered to their owner, and not cents
worth Of damage DONE The owner of the colt
accounts for the strange conduct of that sagacous
beast (the colt on the ground that like his mast.
er, he was dreadfully shy about water.
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Special Meeting flhe Board of Supervisors
of La Sale County.
OFFICE CLERK COUNTY COUR

OFFICE CLERK COUNTY COUET,
La Sale County.
In pursuance Of request of one-thiri of the
members ct the Board of Supervisors. notice is
hereby given th.: there will be r special meet.
log of til. Board of Supervisor. Of l.. Sale
county. Illinois. At the Court House, in Ottawa,
in sid c9u''y, IN Thursl.y the eth day Of No.
vembe. A. D. lS12, at 0 o'clock A. NJ
II. L. MEAD, Clerk
Dated Ottawa Oct. 80, 1872.
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~ virtue OF tecrrsl order OF the Circuit jur OF said
county, entered Al the October ~ d. N OF said rnur,
oh the Application ct The uuucr sguy Guardian of Snrai
Augusta logan minor 10 sell the following described real
slhe, HeIohglhE u said minor situate IN the county of Ia
sae ana state OF Illinois. TO Wiz Tao undivided ut thirty.
pa OF Tue onlhW quarter OF the southwest quar-
UNITY second part OF the east halt OF IL, northeast quarter @i
section hummer tWehty'seycn all In Esip thirty
rt nort range -four east Of the third pacpal meridian
su iea estate amounting TO three hrcrour,h acres
more or ies>, shall, to wit, saturday iD >rYrnih v a.
ne,emOcr A. b. 49, between the hours OF O'clock A. NJ and
'ocloci OF said day, sell the said real estate a, pui
safe. Al the south door of the Court llpusc in e CITY M ~
hw county of La sale and O. Illinois, o tbS b"b,St
and hest bidder. ''' W. ''V "."c>t
under forty dollars per acre. " w" ~ '''N'''"
Dated October ylth \. u. 1872.
oEi.IN u. G. HOGAN
ho''-W Guardian ol SarAh Augusta Hogan.
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FROM RSEILLES

MARsElIrS, Nov. !, 1872.
The Rev. ~ II. Laing hrv.og accepted the
call of the Universalst church U Eas. Marseilles,
will preach on and after Sunday, Nov 3D., at that
church.
The Rev. j. L. Steele, OF Ottaw, otiiciated at
the Episcopal chursh last Sunday afternoon.
Married-at Chicago, Oct. Goth, by the Rev.
L. Il. Forgerson, Mr.. Matthias H.ttrem of Mar.
settles, to Miss Emily Anderson, of Chicago.
meeting was held on Thursday evening" by
the young men of Mlrseilles. \ committee wa
appointed TO make necessary arrangements for
dancing during the coming winter.
MI w. II. Pitts and Mr.. Irwin Carrier return.
ed Tho week from hun. at Green River
We ieArn 'ott Weasewood, the school super.
intond'nt' nAs made raid on nearly every bank
in the county.
The Town Trustee, will meet At 4. W. Mo-
rey's o.ace on Saturday, evening, Nov ..
Election On Tuesday will be held a. Clrks
HAIL FiDEs.
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The chambers House" at Peru il again 10
let. The late lessee, one morning last week,
came up missing, and dozen OF forlorn boarder,
went away breakfastess. Tho Chambers House
was built some ten or fifteen years ago, when
Peru was young and ambitious and proposed to
become city Of 10000 people in ten years. At
tho time half the population could have been
boarded at their monster hotel, and tho proper.
ton between hotel and people has deveryed very
little since
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The Very Best! The Very Best:

OF all the remedies for Malaral Fevers Ch,lls
and Feyer, Agu . Bilious and Intermittent Fe.
vers, is WILHO IT'S ANTI.PERIODIC, which
cures without y and leaves the party fresh
and buoyant j. before sickness. Every class Of
Miasmatic Fever yields to this potent Tonic,
which is As safe for the tender infant and deli
cate female ~ tor the robu.. man
Wilhoft's Anti. Periodic is the great Female
Medicine, and is certain, speedy and eticacious.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-02

The Bureau County Musical Convention ill
be held November 18th. 18th, 14th and
10Th, at Princeton. Prof. Palmer, Of Chicago,
director. The convention will close with con.
cert the last evening. when Haydn's master
piece "Creation,' will be sung. La Sale coun.
~ singers desiring to attend can got copies by
calling on or addressing Simon B.os., Ossawa,
who will also furnish any information wanted.
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DUTY.-lt 5 In. seldom that We call the at.
'eation of the public to our bn.ns-. through
the newspapers, and We would ~, on this occa.
sion bu: that We feel i, our du,y - do-,. The
times are close, especially with f.rm,-., and We
have determined to make our prices Oh .ood. TO
correspond with the times, az lea., for the next
SIX months. For this reason wa believe it our
duty TO advise the people of our determination,
so that they can take advantage OF the low price
at which We sell Dry Cooi-, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps and Groceries. As the profit on
goods will be too small 10 allow us to give any
time on purchases, our terms must necessarily be
strictly cash. LYNCH, beatty Il OKAyE.
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Az ia a - - n .i'-1u an nprspns WHOM,
- may cpnc'rn: Notice is htrrh, ytn tU,t Inc un,r
S-hSu GUARDIAN OF Maggie Ahcrn, Richard Ahrru and MI
H'l Nhrll, MAJORS, viii apply 10 County nur nT tn,
county OF htSmr ana state of Illinois, torn thereof -
WhVH on lur 'l Monday OF Dee uhrr
se all hcrig ~ L. and Interest OF said minors la nb
io9%lhE real sNai' Wa: the EndN ird tNoun.
uttS OF thc RotthN' quarter Of the northwest unffTr OF
scC.o ul m Town nip thirty north of r,ulr rp.
.as on uc hrd prncG meridian. In said La Sa 10 county
lUI ue SUPPORT tluca'n and maintenance of sad minors
anu hNt, me same u so much thereof AS shall NOT be- rp.
CURED Tor THAI purpose In pursuance of r ,tir In rb
case made ana provided. pkTIIgE %iIt't\ Wv"
Dated November ID lSi9 " Ep,,l,', 49,,
ElCE BCkFOEp, ATTORNEYS, ru,i IN,
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