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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-16

Science of Health
Vol. J, commencing Jan. 1873.

THESC2FScE OF ZEAL TEE having been sustained beyond
our most ssugune expectations we are prepared with ad
uonai facilities for making the ensuing volume respond still
more fully to the popular demand for an honest and
dent exponent Of the Hygenc System. We shall publish
foPtLAR PHYSIOLOGY, fully illustrated, complete
explanation OF the structures and functions Of the human
system.
AFFECTIONS OF THE EYE AND EAR with hundreds Of
illustrations embracing the whole range OF medical and sur.
gcal diseases of these organs.
ALI MEDICAL SYSTEMS giving history of all the med
ical theories that have prevailed in all ages of the world
DOMESTIC ECONOar Household Atfnirs Fyyenic Cook
cry, the selection and Preservation CT Food, ETC.
THE ECONOMY or HEALTH Only those who have in
Veselsed the subject be the enormous WASTE
caused lay sickness and unhygenc living By adopting the
Hygeric system the people of the United States would
annually more than thousand millions OF dollars Does
this statement extrayagan? Statistics Eoru than ms
tty it,as We shall prove.
THB LABOR pROBLEN-Correct habits Of living will
ensure the sborer Health and strength enable him to accu
mu'ae his earnings ard become peculiarly independent
HEALTH rs HiPPLvESS-Above all monetary consider
aohs however, is that of sound mind and sound BODY
Health reform ia the base of all eform.
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A friend in Sheridan sends US this incident:
On the evening before the late election Ger.
man, calling hiuself John Ziegler, came to Sh err
idan from Ottawa, stating that he had been told
if he stayed in Ottawa on election day he must
vote for Grant, and rather than do so he came
away. Soon afterwards be was taken with fit,
and for some time lay insensible. The people Of
Sheridan kindly cared for him until next morn.
ing. '7hen his fare was paid back to Ottawa, and
he went on his way rejoicing
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-16
NrORr,GAEES Whereas rrpaeri

MORTGAGE sSA .c.-whereas Frederick Sin.
VI sci and Clara sine his wife, did by their certain mort.
1862 and duly recorded in the Recorders office in and for the
county Of la sale and state OF Illinois, in Cook 2 page 49,
Of The Records of Deeds 81 said county grant bargain sell
Clark. doing business under the title of Colwe Clark
COD Lot number sixteen CO. In Block number Eight 49, in
Green's Addition to Ottawa. in The county of La Sale and
qnh all their rights under and by virtue of the
exemption laws said state Of Illinois, which said convey
notes bearing even date herewith payable as follows: one
note OF i've hundred dolla payable the twentyih day
dollars payable year after date thereof both with Inter
cst at ten per cent: per annum:
ana whereas is rther provided In said mortgage that II
above mentioned part thereof according to the euor
aud effect thereof. the said John Coiwe James NJ Colwe
after having advertised such sale thirty days in newspaper
Published ~ the city OF ottawa sen said premises any
Frederick snse and Clara snsc their heirs, Executors s
mi RS or s Z, h er nn,9 public ySnue to a e high
OF 80 a. ~, t,n omnotned IN such m ivy n w
h and deliver to the purchaser deeds
Tor The conveyance In fec OF c premises Sold and shall apply
Using selling and conveying said premises cluding attor
news tees the amount due on said notes and pay the
Plus, Ii any. 10 sgil parties OF the FIRST nArt:
Md whereas default has heen made the payment Of the
said promssory notes and the interest due thereon
Vow therefore notice Ia hereby Given. that under and by
John coiwS ismes \. CSlwe aud Henry +. Clark shall on
the tn day OF December. al the hour OF two o'clock OF
tsws la said county of In sale, sell The above mentioned
rrcuisp and an RIGHT hen ht and equity OF redemption Of
saa Frederic. susc and clara Snse their heirs and assigns
Therein 10 IN" iShcst bidder for cash md viii fnv eyecu,e
tie powers said mortgage deed contained with reference
nc premises sold and the application Of the money which
JAMES \. COLWFLL, AND
MoItp,sscs
Hr,uvrrL 4 pr,r, Attorneys, movie
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-16

which Griffia had been elected from the cars at
Meriden, and only sued for $4,000. calculated;
Ia tina. case ought to sue the building COM
mittee' Of the fishing party for not less than
$4,000 for the way in which they outraged me.
Ihad, by lightning"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-16
CTA1,r. on, II.LINOI~. l, sA1Ir cn

STATE OF iI.I.lNOIs. L. SALE Co.'S
- Circuit COuu ieTsQt 10 ftb1t,y TTP lS3ii ClaHcrV
Eliza SHELTON ~. Thomas Skelton.-DirOyc'
appearing from an affidavit on le IN the office Of che
clerk of snd court that said defendant Thomas Skcto
not resident OF said state. and said complainant hG' Ing
heh her bill OF complaint In said court the cancery side
thereoi the 9Th dHy of November A. y. lSI, herein and
summons having been issued thereon according To- law
Notice. therefore IL hereby given To- said defendant hnn
- SHELTON, that unless you shall personally he and appear
before said court said term thereof to be held M IT. Court
House In Ottawa In said county, the first Mo ntay Of
February nes 1873 when and where said cnsis
turnaolc and plead answer dcmrr or except to sal bill the
same will he taken confessed against and Tie matters
and th!r,ss therein praye tor decrred accordingly
CHARLES II, HOOK, Clerk
DIcKHY, Doyrf & RtonoLsoN, socitors nc.yid-Aw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-16

mentiry terms Col. Plunb's magnificent con.
serSstory a, Strea,or" Col. Plumb comes back
at the RepuJ!jcaS with a denial. He hasn't such
a thing as conservatory about his premises.
We oan expl4in it. 1t takes flowers to make a
conservatory, and the COL had recently purchas-
ed barrel OF tioar, hence the conservatory.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-16
r1Np 1,EsrDENOT, FOR ssA, no.

The Residence OF Henry lesnyder, In East Ottawa. cor.
ner of East Pearl aud Orleans streets IL offered for SALE II
embraces lot and half OF ground tho touching the
bank OF Fox River and altogether the most pleasant
and slightly locations In the city, Large, handsome dwelling
house upon IL, with ten more rooms, good we'll clScin
barn &c. being one the finest buildings In the cy and
within I've minutes walk Of the Court House VIII he sod
ut bargain. Apply on tho premises TO II REIfsNYDER
ortO HARRIS a. KELLOGG.
Nov y Real Estate Agents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-16
SPLENDID CHANCE
FOR INVESTMENT,
We A,mo"r Warehouse ProDerty. at
Seneca, H., for Sale Meop.

Inr G m 'hr hn'rt " ono OF tho best corn growing
seq onsn we ''e ana having caracv of 10000 nushcs
WIZ NJ, W ..h.nnunl modern improvements for handnr
alklndil gram. lnitc' W very dcslrnhN
Any onrrnnrmnlhing purchasing invited 70 call aud
emnc ne premises or cnrrcsp nd with the nj
Stnccn, =. JOANNA " XUunii,p ~
Now iGth, lSIa Nimin,str.rT'
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#arrieU.

on Tuesday last at the Congregational Church. by Rev j.
~ stnTteyant Mr.. PAUL TElSSEDEREt to Miss SARAH A.
EGAN, all OF Ottawa.
We wish the happy couple the full Of all earthly
Joys Let their be like the upon the warm
cheek OF merry youth until melts and yanshes
forever leaving the place whereon 1t fell glowing even bright
er than before
On Thursday evening the 9TH inst, by Arthur Lockwood
Esq. Dr, JAMES II. CAMPFIELD to Mrs MARY C. GRAY
al Of this city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-16

Es~V~S Az EI>, From the subscriber, liyinu ,,,s, or
~ the SNecnt in ottawa last Su isy morning n iersa
Id Cow one Black Cow AND asnot'ed two wear i NJ. rr
me RED COW was branded ON the right hind oapt"r MN
WwsN give mLk liberal reward will he paid for anv ,p,nr
rauon thtt viii enable me to recover said die ' UNIV
NV 'p-w CP.AS. ALBERT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-16

MUSICAL COMMEMORATIVE La Sale County
Musical Association will have q convention at Ut.
tawa, commencing on the 14th of December, and
ending on the evening of tho Goth, probably with
q grand concert. Particulars hereafter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-16
BATCHELOR.S HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye best in TIE ,roili TIE only
True aud Perfect Dye Harmless Reliable and Instantaneous
no disappontment no rdicllSns nts or unpleasant odor
IMMspATsLY splendid Black natural Brown leaves the
hair clean SQ. bsu,fh The genuine signed W A. Batch
elor Sold by all druggists. CHAS. RATCIlFLOR
Nov. 70, 'Ts-iy Proprietor, y. y.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-03
GOOD REAS Ms FOR SUPPORTING
HORACE GREELEY.

Democrats should support Horace
Greeley becauSe upon nearly all of the
living issues he is with them.
He is in favor of tie best govern
mcnt TO be administered alike in all
States.
He is in favor of a reconciliation he
tween all sections and all races of the
Republic.
He is the firm friend and pro
mo'er of economical measures and a
decided opponent to fraud, eXtrava-
gance and speculation.
lie believes in the supremacy of the
civil over the military power, and is
opposed t 0 rings and corruption at all
times and places.
He is opposed to squandering the
public lands by giving immense tracts
to corporations or to single individuals,
and insists that they shall be sacredlvr re
for the benefit ofthe c~ultivator.
He demands that the right of
self government by the people shall
be impugned upon, and that the
privilege of habeas corpus shall not
he violated and that the individual cit
izen shall enjoy the largest liberty
consistent with good order.
He stands fully committed to the
Service Reform, and has in all
respects given the best evidence of
sincerity in his professions.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-03

The Prefecture of Police in Paris
has been informed that Mormons are
nov visiting Paris, trying to engage
women disposed to go to Utah to be
married to their fellow believers.
The passage out is naturally paid by
these commissaries, who, moreover.
guarantee a husband for each lady
on her arrival. NJ. Leon Say does
not approve of this enticement of
young females, and has given orders
in consequence.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-03
TWO MORE DAYS.

There being hut two more days re
naming before ali who are registered
VII have an opportunity OF casting
their ballots. We especially invite a
careful peru>al of our ticket-frOm
President down to School Trustees.
A. a whole, the respective candidates
are worthy of the support of the elec
tors in this county, and, we believe.
n honorable man can say aught
against THETA. The county ticket We
especially desire to call attention to. a.
It i composed of men who are known
to all living i'll the county. and who
are of unquestionahle integrity. res
p~ectahiIi' V. aud entire fitness for the
pn~~itionSthev aspire to. The financial
CONDITION Of the county is such that
it hehooves every taxpayer to vote for
worthy men. The legislative
ticket i an excellent one and above
suSpici1n-nut one of the number be
ing pledged to any candidate for
United States Senator.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-03

An attempt * being made to belittle
bly,. II. Martin-because he is a
bullwhackpr. Very thin argument.
If we remember correctly, Henry
Cav. 81 one time. followed that Occu
patton. CouId We have of that
GLASS nf men in our Legislative halls.
our laws would be of a different char
acttr and IL country generally far
better off.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-03
A WORD TO DEMOCRATS.


The time has come for testing the
courage, consistency, party staunchness
fidelity to aSsociates-or, to express il
all in one word, the MANLINEss of all
true Democrats. This is no time for
any Democrat, least of all Democrats
who accepted Mr.. Greeley by the
compulsion of party discipline to
finch. No matter whether we origin
ally approved oil di>approved the
nominations of CINCINNATI and RaIti
more. our HoNoR bids us to be MEN:
it holds us to the faith and pledges We
have given. We trust that those who
vent arthest in deprecating the nom
nation of Mr.. Greeley. so long as re
monstrance was in order. will show
themselves the most faithful and un
shaken i'll the shock of the battle.
The Liberal Republicans have acted
towards us with sincerity and honor;
and. if a mistaken estimate was made
of their strength. the error was equally
ours. Mr.. Greelev's conduct and
bearing in the anvaSs have been ad
mirable. Many Democrats who sup
ported him before from a mere sense
of party obiig'tion. support him
now from a new appreciation of his in
telIectual qualifications. lie has borne
himself 50 we'll since his nomination
that the party is rs much bound to
him as ii wonld be t. the most thor
ough going Democrat it could have
put into the field. WE NOT FAL
TER NOW!
The frauds which defeated popular
suffrage in Pennsylvania and Ohio
have lost us the time-serverS and
followers, but Democrats by
cor victiou and liberia Republicans
who have joined us from principle.
all the more true, staunch and
We scorn to make an appeal
TO time servers, but Democrats who
their convictions and stand upon
Will heed us.
For twelve wears we have been in
The minority, but we have never ceased
% battle for principle. Under the
most adverse circumstances we have
never given way to encouragement.
have faced ohlo1uy. but we have
grown in numbers and strength until
has required the whole overgrown
of the Federal Government
md all the of fraud to tenn
pOrarily check us. Our cause is the
.ause of TKUrH and JUSTICE. 1t will
continue 10 strengthen. II must Yet
prevail.
In the remaining hours of the can
rass we must contest the ground inch
W inch. yielding nothing without a
strenuous contest. We may yet gain
he presidency, despite Radical Prob
Utilities" With "A manly, determined
fort, we cannot lose the State or
ounty. Let us then untiringly labor
or the party Of JUSTICE. LAW, PEACE
md REUNION. Let Us crush out the
administration Of unchecked power.
where arrogance has become hlOated
" the exercise of boundleSS authority. .
LET US he faithful to our personal en-
and, above all. faithful to
principle.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-03

A new daily paper, to be called the
French Times, viii make appear
ance in London shortly. It will be
under the direction of NJ. Odysse-
Barot, who was formerly the chief
editor of a Paris journal.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-03

A telegraph dispatch SAYS it is re-
ported that the Western Union Tel
egraph Company have applied for an
injunction restraining the working
of all opposition lines in the United
States, claiming that the operation
of such lines under the present sys-
TEN is a violation of the patent of
improvements which are claimed to
be included in the Morse system.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-03

The citizens of Virginia city are
making an efforts to raise sufficient
money to induce the n of Gold
smith Maid and Lucy to bring the an
imals over the Sierras to trOt at that
city.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-03
Among the risks which foolish

Among the risks which foolish
girls run in clipping with facinating
fellows on short acquaintance is that
OF finding themselves bound for life
to criminals and outlaws. The wife
OF Billy Forester was a guileless
school girl of sixteenth Boston when
she ran away and married him in
1869, and did not know his real char
acter until two Years after. An elop-
ing couple were interrupted at Bed
ford the other day by the arrest of
the young man for burglary. The
glrl IN this case narrowly escaped a
severe penalty for her folly.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-03

The Central Pacific Railroad Com
pauv. through their agent. Black Ry-
an. pail into the county treasury of
Etk0 county. on Thursday, the sum
of $40. 900. being for the ~c0mpany's
taxes in that county for the present
wear.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-03

For some months past, Governor
Stanford has been laborlng under a
severe attack of the horse disease. At
last accounts be was considered con
y~aIescent.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-03

the limitation is doing serious
damage i'll Italy. The loss of property
is SAID to te incalculable. Forty
thousand per>on, are reported Lone
less III FeIIara.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-03

T-ief-arrG bat the horse disease now
prevaitiu- (" an alarming extent in the
Atlantic >tAteS-wiiI prevent large
numbers of country electors from get
ting To the pots.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-03

WELLS, FARGO & ~ Virginia City. Treasurer
b L. BLiN HARD, MInascr.
Tickets nre now fr sale. AMI can he oht incd
& Z. c r~tNn.taTASl al rh- ufi, - . Wills,
F;trCb i CO and At he 1ftc- # u. L.. SLANt H.
AID Manager. ~ !. Hauf-t-iI a 60, Cigar
store, s"u-h t street, Vr-i;il. .oc-4:neitf
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-03

A cathedral, tn rost 81 900 OO0. is pro
tertAd nv the Catholics OF Providence,
Rnoue Island.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-03

Billings SAYS. Their amt emmy
thing that will kompletelv kure
lazvness. but I have known a second
wife TO hurry it some"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-03
BORN.

In this city. November >. to the wife Of
NJ. NJ. Gaigp. Il daughter.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-03
Crmsty County remocratic and
liberal Republican Ticket.

For State enator.-.-.-.-..n J. W WATERS
F. A-semblymen
NJ G. J. II MARTIN.
A {. F. EENAN
FIR Courtv c k,--------JAN F. IDEALLY
F.r County ASse--or-....... GEORGE y. HEnIC
FIR G. r-v T~aa-urrr......-- ----GUf I'll Eff
Fr District Attorney WILLIAM PATTERSON
TT Surr If Pub schools. Rev. J. u. HANNo\D
For Public ,ir,inf.trtor.A ALEXANDER LEPOkT
FIR Conntv Commissioners:
JAMES DUFFY dong term. ana GEORGE
". snort term
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-03
Township NrlntnatiOns.

CaRSaN TOWNSHIP
TGr Justice Of TIL FrtCe....S- x. PARKINSON
Fnr Cun>ttb e.............ELIJAH DUWNEK
- T~rSt -. school District No. !:
S RIGur, VI. l.. lAGER.
AGO KLEIN.
FNPTEE TOWNSHIP.
F r.Iu<-icA # he Prsce.-..J p. WILLIAMSON
r. WALLER
Pow -chr"l Trustees, School District No. >
NJ. Il tLaT>tR. ADAM WARNER.
JOHN MURPHY.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-03

Y. D. HtvHEEuN, J.E CHZvfY. Il. :. MASON.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-03

JupN q. LEWIS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-26

Arkansas seems destined to drain the
Radical cup TO the dregs. No sooner is
peace restored In one county than waT
in its worst form breaks out in another.
Pope county is the latest scene of woes
unnumbered. Every dire calamity that
the most incendiary, villainOus and
murdenohs of MODS can beget have fol-
lowed IN 50 duick Succession from the
brain and hands Of a Radical Sheriff and
his posse that the innooent people nave
become panic-striken, and hed from
their homes, preferTing to abandon crops
and houses rather than endure the treat
ment they know awaits them Civil
law IS administered by a creature who
disgraces the bench, and the Governor
sends arms TO the murderers, who, thus
encouraged, threaten the exterminatiOn
of all who are not Of them and with
them. There is, therefore, ne possible
safety save in fight. The Pres
ident would willingly interfere were
these outages reported as ema-
mating from the much-abused ku-
kiux, bat the work Of his own
partisans, hewin not move hand nor foot
to save the most peaceably disposed of
rural communities. If anything were
wanting to prove the need Of Mr.. Gree
ley's election we have it in this and the
kindred outrages occurring every day in
North Carolina. All our hopes Of 'peace
and good wiz center in Greeley, who,
were he where Grant Is, would not suffer
a repetition Of the ruffianism Of Pope
county, Arkansas.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-26
NEW YORK.
PolitieaI-Erie Railroad Matters Stokes
wiz Apply for Bail on Monday
The Real Less by the
Jersey Fire.
Sunday LiquOr-TraiIickers to be Prose
cuted-Distinguished Arrivals
Matters In General.

New YORK, July 25.-The headquar'
ters of the National Democratic Com
mittee, at the SpingleT House, was
opened for business to-day. 1I
Parties in position to know OF the
truth of the report that suit viii be
brought against Daniel Drew by the
Erie Company, pronounce the story to
be entirely without foundation.
Minister Bernard, from Nicaragua,
Lieutenants Rhodes and Goodwin and
other naval officers lately attached to
the Darien Canal surveying expedition,
arrived here to-day on the steamer City
of Austin, from Galveston, by way OF
Key West.
The French band will not return un-
til the tenth of August.
The President arrived from Washing
ton this morning, and went on to Long
Branch.
Stokes to-day said his counsel would
apply for bail Monday, but no notice OF
the intended application has been sent
to the office of the District Attorney.
Application for the release of John L.
Redmond and Thomas and Patrick Hart
was made to-day before Judge Pratt, on
the ground that the Coroner's commit
uleuJ ulu not say lney NbiC hsttSAAa4
witnesses in the case. 81
The latest estimates place the loss on
the Erie building, which was burned in
Jersey City, at eight hundred thousand
dollars. The loss is fully covered by
insurance in thirty different companies.
The Excise Board has resolved to en-
force the license laws, and has given Or
ders to have all who sell liquors on Sun
day reported for prosecution.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-26
Pacific Waits.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 25.-Mrs. Me.
Kinney, a young married woman who
shot William Cummings, at Petuluma,
for shouldering her has been admitted TO
bail of twenty thousand dollars.
The Carruthers suit, involving a title
to 9. large portion of Portland, Oregon,
has been decided for the plaintiffs.
Letters from Camp Mcdowell, Arizo-
ma, say that delegations Of Tonto Pinal,
Caysters, Apaches, and Mojaves came
into that post protesting peace; but a.
they represented only a portion Of the
tribes to the number of one thousand
warriors, and evidently impelled by the
movements of the troops under General
Cook, and who were Informed that they
must all come and surrender their arms
and agree to remain; that they
could not expect to repeat the dodge OF
showing the white flag, retaining thel
arms and drawing ratiOns and return to
the war path when the pursuit of troops
ceased.
The report that Bosenda, of Lepie, is
in arms against the Mexican govern
ment, at the head of zen thousand men,
is wholly unfounded.
A man while amusing himself killing
fish with gunpOwder, cartridge explo-
dec, blowing bis hand to fragments, and
destroying one eye.
Work on the Guaymas and Tucson
railroad viii be commenced as soon aa
Consul Willard returns from the City of
Mexico TO Guaymas, with JuareZ' sig
nature to the concessions.