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Every year Increases the popularity of this
valuable Hair Preparation ; which is dle to
Merit alone. We can assure onr Old patrons
that it is kept fully up to its high standard {;
and il is the only reliable and perfected reme-
dy for restoring GhAH \ OK FADED HAIR to
its youthful color making it soft, lustIous, and
and clean. Ii romov es all eruntons and dand-
ruil, and, by its tonic properties, prevents the
haIr from falling ont, as it stimulates and
nourishes the hair-glands. BY its use the hair
restores tho capillary glands to their normal
vigor, and will create new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most economical
HAIR DRESSING ever used, as it requires
did, glossy annrarance' A. A. unyrs' N D.
State Assayer of Massachusetts, says Tho
constituents are pure, and euretIly Sc octId
for extra quality; and consider it the Best
Preparation for its intended purposes"
Sold by all Druggists, and Dealers IN Medicines.
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IF YOU WANT A FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE, BUY TIE
w H EE L Err & wills SON,
BE SURE TO GET THE
W ii i E L X g. Will SON

Examine the stamp upon the cloth plate it
shold road - " hoelor ~ " ilson Mrg Co.
A. Is. Wilson, Pat"
Every Sewing Machine should he sold on its
own merits. Iarties endeavOring to pulm oti
other sewing machines under the great roputa-
tion of this machine wilt be dealt with accord
ing to Law. Buy no family sewing machine OF
travelling agents, unless they can show you a
letteI signed, W. NJ. oIODDARD, Agent ior
the taciIc Coast Tor said machines.
n. BAH who have purchased sowing ma
chimes III on the reputation of the WHEELER X
WILSON. and have found them to be of another
kind, will please apply at my Office, i27 Mont
gomery street. W. NJ. SfODDAKD,
Agent for the Pacific Coast,
No. All, Montgomery St, San Francisco.
The silent adjustable Tuck marker-one of
the most useful attachments to a Sewing Ma
chine ever invented. Applicable to the
W heeler Il " ilson. Sold Wholesale and retail
in every town on the Pacific Coast, at the Agrn-
cies Of the WHEELER n WILSON SEWING Ma
CHIMES. w. NJ. SJODDAkD,
jan2O Agent for the Pacific Coast.
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ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from sa
the effects of Errors and Abuses in early M lS
Manhood restored. Nervous debility c9WteS
lmhediments to Marriage removed. NJ NJ
method OF treatment. New and remarkaiId
remedies. Books and Circulars free. in SEA seaIs.
envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSoOjidl.
TON No. 2, South Ninth Street, Phllsau'' 81"
phia, Penn. myl5-oh
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HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS
Bear Testimony 10 their
Wonderful Curative
ECTS.
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YNHEY ARE NOT A VILE FAScx
IL DRINK, made OF Poor Rum, NJ
Proof Spirits and Refuse Liquors doc,nSSA
spic and swcetcncd to please the taste V,SiSd cs
" onics," "Appetizers," "akestorers +" ,",,eS a
that lead the tippler on to drunkenness %e.I aSy
ruin, but are Anu
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made from the Native Roots and Herb, -,
California, free from oil Alcoholic Stimulsn,N'
They are the Great Blood Iuriiier NV;
4 Life Giviag Principle. u perfccr Ras R-"u
ovator and lnvig0rator of the System, rar,r.
ing off al poisuno,s matter and RESTORING X,
blood to a healthy condition. No person ,aS 'as
take these Btters according to direction anI
remain long unwell.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS will b,
given for an incurablc case, provided the hon.
are not destroyed BY mineral poison or otbe,
means, and the vital organs wasted beyond tho
point of repair.
For lnnammatory or Chronic Rheumati,u
and Gout, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Billion,
kemittcnt, or Intermittent Fevers, hi case, a.
the Blood, Liver, Kidney and Bladder, thess
Bltters have been most successful. Such bn
eases are caused by Initiated Blood, which !,
generally produced by derangemont Of The
Digestive Organs.
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CURED AT HOME.

Persons at a distance may be CUREbn AZ
Iiunl Il, by addressing a letter to DIR. I'll bbGN
stating ease, symptoms, length of time the un
ease has continued, and have medicines lV,
any part OF the country, with full and plain
directions. liy inclosing Ten Dollars coin ~ ~
registered letter, through the Post Ofnce !
through Wells, Fargo Co., u package OF msu, ,S.
Union. Address DIR. j. Il. GlbBON,
apZO-ly. Box 1857, San Francisco
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
NEW
REMEDIEsi !
NEW
REMEDIEsi
DIR. GIBBONS
DISPENSARY,
623 Kcarney street,

Conner o. commercial. San Francisco I'm.
trance on commercial street. Established in
1871, Tor the treatment of all diseases consS'
I4eht upon the errors or ignorance of the sexes.
Skln diseases of years stnnding) and liberated
Legs, successfully treated.
DIX. GlBBON has the pleasure of announe.
ing that he has returned from visiting the prin
cipal liosi itas of Europe, and has resumed
practice at his Dispensary, 623 kcaTney street.
corner OF Commercial, San Francisco, wheIc
his patients and those requiring his services
may find him. The Doctor has spared neither
Time nor money in seeking odt new remedies
ana has returned with increased facilities for
the alienation of human suffering How many
thousands OF persons, both male and female
nrc there who are suffering out Il miserable s'
lStencr nom causes the fatal effects of which
they little comprehend. Look at the pallid,
eihaclated and disfgurcd faces and broken
down constitutions, disqualiiying them from
the hapl mess OF marriage or the enjOym0ntOt
lile: In this hOrrd situation thousands suffer
until death closes the scene. Let parents,
guardians and friends attend to those who are
suffering with any of these horrible, liie-de-
str9ylhg maladies, see that they are cared eT
ana cared before it is too hate. Send them I'M
meulately to Dr. GibbOn, IA physician who has
made these diseases his especial study sF
years, and who is certain to cure the most m
Neterate eases, without mercury or any inu'
rl0us drugs.
All physical conditions, or weakness leading
to or indicated by the following morbsd symp'
toms, should be met at once by scientific medr
cal measures. Saliow eSuhtenanee, dark spch
under the eyes, pain in the head, ringing u
.he ears, noise like the rlIstling of leaves ana
rattilng OF chaIiOts, uneasiHess about the Ions,
weakness of the limbs, confused vision, bluntSa
intellect, loss of confidence, diilidence in ap'
proachlng strangers, dislike to form new ac-
q9alntances, a disposition to shun society, lo'
OF memory, hectic tiushes rimples and yarloes;,
eruptions about the face, furred tongue ietla
breath, coughs, consumptiOn, night sWeaut
mOnomania an frequent insanity. If rellsI
Is not obtained, the sufferer should apply lin,
Inedlately, either in person or by letter, ana
have cure effected by his new and seenllhs
mode of treating this disease, which never
ialls ct eifecting quick and radical cure. III
IT, VIII give One Hundred Dollars to any pet.
son VINO Will prove satisfactorily to him thAs
he was cared of this complaint by either OF
the San Francisco quacks.
.DoCTOK GIBB0N is responsible and win
give TO each patient written instrument.
binding himself to effect IA radical and permA
nul nha
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Burdett Organs,
ShOnimger Organs,
Steinway q Sons Pianos,
Kranich a Bach Planes,
Haines Bros Pianos,
E.nst GRbIer's Pianos,
RGHisch (Full Iron Frame) Pianos.
Sheet Music Music Books, and General
Mu. ical Merchandise Pianos sold ON Install
ments
1t GRAY'S MUSIC STORE,
623 4 j2j CLAY Street,
San FRANCISCO.
l0l First Street,
Portland, Oregon. jsl-3m@
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CIfAS. T.. MeLANE, President.
JOHN CROCKETT, -..- SECRETARY.
Insure in Gold or Currency, and whom do
sired, give credit for one half the Premium.
EDWARD Il. LOVEJOY,
janl Agent at Weaverville.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-04-06

Iowa, NEBRASKA, KANSAS, CAUFpRNIA.--
Advertising .lone does not produce success
The thing which is advertised must have ant,fa-
sic merit or else large advertising will sveatual.
ly do 1t more harm than good II you have
anything which you know to be good, adrersiSc
1t thoroughly, and you will DO sure TO succeed
If it is poor, don't praise it, FOR people will soon
discover you are lying,
Such is the policy OF the BURLINGTON RoUrG.
which runs to three great regions in the West
LIST, To Omaha, connecting with the great Pa.
cifc Roads, Cd, To Lincoln, the capital of Ne
braska, and all that beautiful region south of
the Platte, filled with r. II. lands and home.
steads. Sd, To st. Joseph, Kansas City aud ali
Kansas points.
The roads are .plendidly built, have the best,
bridges finest cars, the Miller platform and
coupler, and the safety air brake TO proven. the
loss of life that is every where else happening ,
Pulman's sleepers, Pullman dining cars, large
and powerful engines TO make quick time aud
good connections,) and are in word the best
equipped roads in the West. So that If you de-
sire to go safely surely, quickly and comfortably
to any point in Southern Iowa, Nebraska, Kan.
sas, or on the Pacific Roads, DO sure thu. You
90 by Way of Burlington"
All who wish particular information, aud /,
large map, showing correctly the Great West,
and all its railroad connections, can obtain them,
and any other knowledge, by addressing Gene.
raj Passenger Agent B. II NJ r. r. r.. Burliug.
ton, Iowa. Il
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Dirn.

At South Ottawa the 90 inst, MAR H. eldest daughter
OF George Buckey Official Reporter OF the Ninth Judic
Circuit; agsd - years.
To her friends Chicago Princeton and elsewhere
the OF Miss Euchleys sudden death will come as
surprise as In this city, where only few days she
moving about in apparent alness OF youthful health and
vgor, and in the bright bloom and promise budding
womanhood the suidenness OF the general
and profound impression. Many who knew her init
maely like the writer OF this notice, Wall feel 1t with alaost
all the force of personal bereavement On Friday OF last
week she complaining Of headache and rheumatic
pains In her Within few hours all the symptoms
the fatal sscase known spinal meningitis began TO
develop themselves; delrium and insensbity fol- we'd with
awful rapidly and Tuesday morning at half past
O'Clock, she expired Though she had scarcely attained be-
yond the years of rhood Mss Buckley had already acquired
for herself The general respect Of wide circle o. friends by
the ovabene,s of her disposition and her exemplary life. In
her home in the Sunday school of Christ Church. and
In every sphere in which she known, SHE esteemed
an example Of modest simple pc and patient scsGcnice
Her devotion to what she considered 20 be her duty was I'M
firing with that uniform unselnshnoss which formed so at
aeve feature In her character she constantly striving
FOR the good Of Others around her she took great interest In
the choir and Sunday School OF Christ Church. and win long
be aectionsely remembered by the members Of her class
there and by those with whom she coopctcd in training
The young of the Episcopal communion On the
day when The first symptoms Of her natal Illness manifested
themsevcs-Good Friday-she conycJSug VIII! friend
the solemn which the Church then commentaries.
the aonng sacrifice of Jesus and ute thmu. shat the
pain she then sutcrlr; to have fatal termination,
remarked that She too ready to die thereby the saliva
ton OF those dear her might be secured. In less than
hours atte wards delrum superyeued and she
day morning. Tie funeral services took pac. at Christ
Church Thursday afternoon aud her remains were laid In
the cemetery in the spot where hcrmOthcr WAS buried
little less shan year ago.
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A BEAUTIFUL MONUMENT. --prob,tlv The
finest, the most ur;i-tically designed and exquis.
itely finished among the many splendid tribute.
Of affection to the memory Of the dead, to be
found in this city. md prob bly, il the county,
and che that vii! compare iA,orably with any
elsewhere, is that which has been erected a: the
city cemetery 10 our distinguished cx.Nayor.
tue Ito I. T. Brewer, ESD, by his wife. The
monument is OF the finest marble. 1t consists
Of BIS Of cut stone, resting upon suh-base of
square stone on rock foundation. Upon the
finely polished marble rests, supporting the col E.
umu above is beautiful figure of Justice
~rved in bas reliJ, with the gu citation from
Bryau. round and above the goddess: "Tru.h
crushed TO earth will rise Ggain. The everlust.
ing years Of God are hers AboYe this Is a,so
in bas relstf an open book with the masonic SYM
bols, and pointing upward to the height of Il
feet mauualed marble shaft, forming in I'll
graceful aud beautiful monument.
The work was done by J. X. Anderson, of
Rose Hill, Chicago.
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TEsE SNAP.SPIRTTUALlSTS.
hut fare ye weel, aud Nickie- ben
y Nad ye tax 4 thought an men,
fe aiblias might DINA kea-
SI II nat Z sIlhe-
I'm vac to think upo' yon den,

81 II hae stake
I'm vac to think upo' yon den,
Ey'n for you! sahe, -BU7ts-
Clr porter WAS unable TO grace with his
presence tie -piri,ualis,io meeting or Sund ~
evening last. lie 10 given to understand, how
ever, that the medium, who was so questionab!y
prominent On Ihe occasion Of which be wrote,
'went Tor IN innocent gentleman as the author
OK the STRUCTURES published ias. week. The re-
porter further understands that his article was
looked ulon as sogl advertisement ny the
chief actors in the scene. depicted.
To glory n shame Is 40 old as the hills. In
t.c', with some people, the deeper the degrade
ton to which they may have descended, the
more triumphant and deyiish is their exultation'
But even Nancy Skies. bred in the gutter and
the lifelong companion Of thieves, had, in her
better moments, some "compunctious visltings"
when she came in contact with virtue. The
E.ily bsdecked medium seems not to be troubled
IN tA@t way. When her precise position is pub.
iely defined she considers it a "good advertise
Iaal'.' 1t is possible, however, that she may be
unconscious of the imnoral suggestiveness Of
her position.
These hints ought 10 suffice. The reporter
wishes hereby to enter lie solemn protes, against
the tendencies Of the meeting, in question. Ev.
cry woman who Processes 1 decent seli-respect,
every msn who eutertsius lingering regard for
his Character, will .nun the contamination OF
these gatherings rs surely and prsclpitately as
contact with Ps,t!eaCe.
The "SaaPpi,'," his blind followers, ,nd his
interesting coadiuto.. are welcome TO all the
cous'i.'io" they can extract from this sr.tui,ou.
advertisements.
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The Grant newspaper organs have been
lsbonng for :! week to magnify into impor-
lance q letter OF one Horace II. Day, whom
they cali leader OF the labor union party of
New York, and who denounces Judge Davis
and declares his purpose 30 oppose his cleo
ton. This II. H. Day ls the same gentleman
who introduced a resolution in the Labor
Union Convention at Columbus, endorsing the
internationals, a resolution i'll favor o, which
he got but two votes. Day, it is only neces-
ssry to say, although training among the
labor union men in New York for year or
two, has lately espoused the cause of the
French communists or "internatonals,' par
ty with whom the Labor Union party of this
country have no sympathy, and to whose
agraran objects they are bitterly opposed. OF
course II. II. Day opposes Davis and Parker,
and 1t would be all the worse for Davis and
Parker if he did otherwise.
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FROM MARSEILLES.
MARsEILLEs, April 4, 1872,

MAksEu.LES, april 4, 1919.
On Friday evening, the Goth ult., Prot. George
W. Blish, of St. Louis, the we'll known eiocu.
ZIONIST, who has been giving public readings
during the winter last past at st. Louis and 9th.
audiences, gave private entertainment before a
select party, specially invited for the purpose at
the residence os Mr.. J. W. Dow in this place.
The selections cad by the professor embraced a
wide range, tr N grave aud pathetic to lively
and hun Among other things he read a
scene from Hamlet" a selection from Mark
Twain's "Innoc.nts Abroad" How Jamie
Came Hons by Will N. Carlton, and the Lost
Heir" by Thomas Hood. Prof. Blish is first
cisss reader, aud displays evidences Of deep and
in tense study in hi. renditions. We hope to u
duce MIR. Blish TO appear before public audience
in Msrseil!es some time during the coming sea.
son. Should we be able to do so. those who at
tend will partake OF l.. literary banquet OF the
highest order
The Fsirbsirn Family gave concert Tuesday
evening, AT the Congregational Church in this
place, which was undoubtedly far superior to
anything Of tie kind that hs, been given here
for mou'hs. Tbs enter:.innon. Was a grand
success, nd We hope th.t this company will
! otou come 10 N nI-.!le..
To those who are m.lioiou-y circulating the
report thet there Or. forty or fifty e..es OF small
pox in Mar,eills,, viii 10y shat the small po1
! in II .rseile- is confined to two houses, and tia,
but one Goa,h ha. occurred. and that from q
Montgomery, 10y, sh.. the now in exist.
ence neal. cured, AID that Ill n lew days
our town will 10 oatirey clear OF the disease.
OMICRoN
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Dr.. Breese would respectfully call attention
to the fact that he has located permanently in
Ottawa for the purpose of practoing hi. proies.
sion on the Eclectic or American reformed plan,
using remedy and treatment drawn from all
schools.
That he is a -ki,fsl physician and surgeon, is
atte,ted by those whom he has treated He
pays especial attention to chronic ailments of all
kinds, and will always DO found to cure by the
time promised. Consultation free. Office over
Now England Bakery, p 0. Block NovlS-ly 1
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moMd. WIS aiop.ed :

GARDENING AND pRUNiNG.-August Fielder
.n3 -.as. FISCHER, of this city, two we'll known
...ars and fruit men, have gone into part.
'u, 90 ot,cnd to the wants Of the public in
gardening On scientific principles, trimming
fruit trees, grape vines &c. Farmers who want
their orchard put in order should see these men.
Leave orders ut Turner Hall or C. Haberlin's
Property in Marseilles aud Ottawa for sale by
l.. *, W,lbridse.
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The ALDINE FOR APRII.-I, is difficult, by
mere words to give the Reader All idea Of the
merits OF publication like The idiae, which 70
be appreciated must be seen. The feature Of the
April number is an exquisite design by Victor
Nshiig, entitled Morning Dew. The deliclcy
OF the artists Imagination i, iittiugly Offset by
the synpathetio treatment of the engraver and
printer. Then We fiud two other full page
plates-sn interior, by Em-iie, and view of
the Hudson at Hy de P.rk,' by George Sm :
he And then some smaller cuts, OK wairh the
Little Mother" ly John 5. Davis, vii! strike
the eye 10 mastery speclmtn OF figure draw
ing ASIDE frem it lish claims on the score Of
AIT, the iiijae ranks with the best publications.
Of its time in point of literary merit. There Is
a story by julian Hawthorne; another 10y l.
B. D,vey, &C.. as we'll "a large amount of
solid reading, among which a treatise On An
cient Pottery" is especially interesting
W. are glad that the .iid,Rc j. represented
by patrons in Ottawa, and for the sake of loci
artistic and literary taste hope for it wider
circulation. Subscription plice, including D..
pretty oil chrome, So Sutton & Co.. Publish
ers, 90 Liberty ST., ". Y.
SCRIBNERs FOR APEIL.-A half dozen Of
illustrated articles, an unusual number Of slor.
stories, several bright ESSAYS and sketches. two
or three papers Of special interest to scholars,
and some excellent poems, make the April mum.
Der of Scribner's both attractive and valuable.
The Leading article, beautifully illustrated, j.
descriptive of the United States Navy Yard at
Mare Island, California Curiosity Of Plant
Life" is an entertaining paper on Natural HI.
tory, with number of striking illustrations.
Prof Schele de We're writes ,.chily, ana with
the aid of pictures. Of the E.rth's "Hildeu
Treasures" and Amos G. Draper, himself an
inmate OF the Institution, describes "Thc ST.
lent College at Washington" Then come "Ea--
ter In Russia, . a wakeHed Japan" DC, DC.
DR.. Holland maintains his Editorial Depart
meut" with more than usual yiger; while the
HON Department. presents all its former at.
traction.
We 7egret that our limited space will not Der.
nit Us today 10 enrich our columns with liberal
extract,
HASDlCRAFT-Tui- i another candidste for
favor among the great MLor.ug aud PRODUCING
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CHOICE FLoUR.-H you want choice -four,
made from the best Minnesota sprias wheat, got
mono bat Todd Il Sons celebrated -four, ssld In
Ottawa only by J. b. Hamalls, on the Wet side,
and BY Riale Bros. ON La Sale street.
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FOR SALg.--Stock men will find five fine
COWS, soon coming in, by calling on Newton
Ward, at the city msat market. To those who
apply soon, bargain will be offered. The
cows are al young and of the finest quality.
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California has had another shaking up by
an earthquake. The most disastrous effects
were felt In Inyon county, where 80 persons
were killed and over 100 wounded,
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II you would have nice, white bread, use none
bat Todd & SOFAS celebrated Minnesot. spring
wheat apur. for sale at Riale Bros and ]. B.
IL iu4lla's
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New BRIDGE.-The new bridse over the IA
vine on Sycamore street is II very oreditable
structure. Peter Miller put it up in most
substantial manner.
N. Hamale informs, Us that some OF the citi-
xeus whereabouts, and directly interested in the
bridge, have subscribed rather stingily towards
putting i. up. Why is this2