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Japan.

The steamer Duinga arrived at san Fran
cisco on Wednesday, bringing Japan dates
to Oct. Sth.
On the 18th of Scptc mher Il mekaki of the
emperor gave birth to a prince which died
in II few minutes. II lived long enough, how.
ever to be named Waka Mdzcc Terra Hikons
Mikato. All officers above the seventh rank
and all mobiles are permitted to console with
the griei.strIcken emperor.
\ Christian church was organized at To
kei They acknowledge Christ as the savior,
bnt they hold themselves Independent of all
foreign churches.
There were 81 papers published in Japan.
The cattle disease is s,lll rayaging portions
ofthe empire.
Kito, first assistant in Iwakora in the late
embassy, is sick and unable to speak or move
Iwakrra himself is quite i'll.
A Training school for schoolmGsters on
the American plan has been established at
Myaki.
Ken Sawa, former minister Of foreign af.
fairs, is dead.
China will demand from Corea justice for
Japan. If an amened is not made, war will
be declared.
Mr.. Bingham, the new minister, has assum-
ed the duties of his office.
All coolie ships have been ordered out OF
Chinese waters. Chinese junks cruise on
Macao to intercept coolic junks.
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YELLOW FEvER.-rhe joyful news comes
from Memphis that the epidemic is at an
end. There were no new cases on the 2Sth,
20th or Both, and but few deaths. The board
of health has issued IA card to the absentecs
notifying them that they can return with
safety. The heavy frosts on Monday and
Tuesday did the work for yellow jack"
Heavy frosts occurred also on Tuesday at
Montgomery, Shreveport Marshall, (IeXas)
and other fever smitten points, the result
being the same happy one experienced at
Memphis.
Contributions from the north continue to
arrive at Memphis literally showing" as the
Board OF Health says, that in blessed chart
ty there is 20 line of distinction in our whole
land"
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No use of any longer taking the large, rcpul-
sve, gripping, drastic, and nauseous pills, com
posed of crude aud bulky ingredients and put
up in cheap wood or paste board boxes when we
cam by a careful application of chemical science,
extract all the cathartic and other medicinal
properties from the most valuable roots and
herbs, and concentrate them into minute gran
ule, scarcely larger than mustard seed, that can
be readily swallowed by those Of the most sens-
tive stomachs and fastidious tastes. Each of DR..
Picrce's Pleasant Purgatiye Pellets represents in
a most concentrated FORM MS much cathartic
power rs is embodied in any Of the large pills
wonderful cathartic power, in proportion to their
size, people who have not tried them are apt to
suppose that they are harsh or drastic in effect,
but such is not at all the case the different active
medicinal principles of which they are composed
being so harmonizcd and modified, one by the
others, as TO produce a most searching and thor
ouGh, yet gently and kindly operating cathartic,
Twenty-Five cents vial, by druggists.
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Peru had sensation last week, growing
yat Of the arrival Of party from Chicago,
including Gen. Phil Sheridan, Gen. Stager,
II. G. LOOMS, +. \ HAIL, j. Il. Rice, and 9th.
crs, who had com" down to shoe; ducks in
the rice swamps and canebrakes tha, sur.
round that lovely city. The party were talk.
N in charge 10y Capt. Husc, in his little
steamer McCook, on board of which they
scanned down 10 Mud Lake and 70 other
POINTS where the waterfowl arc supposed ia
, aggregate. From the member Of boxes
jugs, willow baskets &c, the party took with
,lom l. was inferred that they did not PRO.
pose 20 depend wholly on ,hcir guns for pro.
VISIONS, or on The waters Of The river for
drink. The cNculsionis,s spent three DAYS
IN the river and around the >wamps, Gagged
Il few dozen ducks, and then returned hv rail
20 Chicago.
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ART DEPARTMENT., 1874.

The Illustrations of TIE iEDINE have won a wotl
wide reputation, and in the at centres OF Europe Il
adnlttr fct that Is wood cuts examples Of the high
perfection attained. The common prejudice Ia ia.
vor OF sce plates is rapidly yielding to educated
and discriminating taste which recognizes the advantages
sunCrOr artistic quality with greater Cy OF pOdur
ton The wood.cuts OF THE LDINr possess al me dsi'
cacy and elaborate finish OF the costly steel plate
To fully realize the wonderful work which iHE ALDiyf
doing for the OF art culture in.Amerca. II = only
necessary consider the cost TO the people OF any Other
decent representations OF the productions OF great painters
In addition to designs by the members Of the National
Academy and other noted American art ss IHE iLbLHH
will reproduce examples OF the best foreign ste- select
ed with view the highest artistic and Eel.y
general utcrest. Thus the subscriber 20 2HH tLDl6
VIII trling cost ENJOY In AIS own home he peasucH
and refining Influences OF true art.
The quarterly tinted plates os 1914 WILDE by Thomas DO.
ran and j. u. Woodward.
The Christmas issue for - VII. contain special designs
appropriate to the season hy best artists ald WI! sur
pas IN attraction. any OF It's predecessors
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An able bodied man is not Il suitable rep
rcSentativc of the free men Of this county
Whenever such men are selected for impor-
tant political positions, IA premium is offered
for respectable unprecedented Republican,.
If the above are the honest sentiments OF
the Republican, why did the so.called Repub-
lican convention throw overheard Stocksa.
ger, the weak one armed soldier, and put in
nomination for county clerk the ablc-bodied,
ironsided, sevcn-f0oter NcCaleb?
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The Marseillcs -idc,rttSy" is quite as "!oy.
aln a radical paper as the Ottawa Republican,,
Out it despiscs meauness and therefore goes
iOrn the latter as follows:
The "Destroving Angel" Of Ottawa has sc.
ectcd iiilop L. Mead, independent cundi.
date for county clerk, as his offensive object,
md is oyercXerting his mental capacity for
lOing good and rcnovating the republican
party 10y cracking the party lash exclusively
IN his behalf Mr. Woodworking to the
nGn who carries the whip-Was made to feel
hat the ring had thrown him overheard
weeks before he saw fit to accept nomi-
nation at the hands OF the independent con
ycItiOn, and now after forcing him to do Just
rs he has done, or resign his manhood, the
official party classes him with "deadbcats, y
traitors, "pamhercd office holders, ""chronic
otfice-holdersn and other coarse explosives in
such an ill.spirit IL 70 do the object Of his
late more good than injury.
Judge Gilman, II J.. Mead and 5. W. Ray
us0n1 were nomInasnd by men who claimed
10 denouncc party thumbscrews, and are not
such men as we should feel justified in call
tng "dead-bcats,' personally. Ii they are
beats" why don, the great whippingmas,cr
aofmence an action against them for NAL
leasance Ill office: BY proving the rotten
ness, incapacity, dead beatlsm. :" and rascal
" in some substantial way he would accom-.
plish more than by volumes Of hollow accu-a-
tons
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IEccnan, the prize fighter, died on train
on tke Union Pacific railroad, near Rawlins
station, on Saturday last. As he was less than
fifty years of age, and died from no sudden or
unusual attack Of disease, but rather from
the natural decay incident to humanity, his
case shows that the development of physique,
of which he was such Il splendid specimen,
is no guarantee of health or longevity.
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SENECA IIrMs.--One day last week we made a
raid upon this distinguished settlement and
" found Something's owet," viz: Herr Naughey,
the Emperor, was absent. He had gone to Chi
caGo to inspect the exposition, which Is just now
the rage there. If he likes it he will permit 1t
to run, otherwise he will issue his Imperial
ullasc and close the thing up.
Our ideas Of the absurd were awakened by the
touching incident Of Il wild rabbit peacefully
grazing at one end of the principal business
street, while drove OF hogs had the only I'M
chained pig Of the village at bay at the other
Mr.. Watson, j., is putting up a neat residence
near the residence of his father, south of the
canal.
The lst National Dr.. Jackson Bank had made
a rush on the people, we should Judge, by the
way in which the deposits rolled m.
Business was quite good and every one wore
smiling faces.
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Farmers in spring time pCr mp -carc-cgows
in their corn field. 20 irightrn foolish black.
birds. The radical papers have borrowed
the idea and are now putin" up the ghos; OF
the democratic party a. "a scare-crow 10
frighten republican farmers. BY too much
parade of the bugaboo the crows often get
over their fright The RfyuHic'g, which has
at behind It's stuffed democri for the last SIN
months screaming bear" bear" 10 The
farmers. should remember this.
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Prospectus for 1874. Year.
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The House of Bishops of the Episcopal
Church, which met in New York city last
week, elected DR.. John d. Spaulding, rector
of st. Paul's Church, Erie, Pa, missionary
bishop Of Colorado, Wyoming and New Mex
leo, in place of Bishop Randall, recently
decensed.
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On account Of the proposed prize fight near
St. Louis on Thursday the Mayor Of East st,
Louis on Monday advised Gov. Beveridge
that the town was overrun with roughs and
asked fol- military aid. The Governor
promptly dcspatced the Adjutant General to
the scene with supply of muskets and am
munltiOn
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HOME MATTERS.
Married..

In Christ Church, Ottawa, on Tuesday evening,
Oct 2sth, a O'Clock, 10y the Rev J. J.. steele d.
D., rector, Henry G. N,~n and NELLIE G. Dun.
GgoN, of this city.
The above happy event IN all It's minutiac Of in
tercs,ing particulars has bccn ne event otthe sea-
son on expectation, and culmlnatcd Oh Tuesday
evening, when were gathered over five hundred
guests To witness the interesting marriage cere-
mony which " in .ilkcn bands united two willing
hearts"
Ats O'clock the bridal party were Ushered in
and took their places before the chancel Of the
church. which was modestly and tastcfully trim
med with flowers, ntcrtwincd with green foliage
and vines. Autumn leaves, which were made
into wreaths and crosses, added much in bring
ing out the effect OF the other decorations.
The kncelng desk for the bride and groom was
neatly cover in white, and directly over it was
suspended "thc marriage bell decorated with
evergrcenS and flowers, The marriage service
was celebrated by the rector of the parish, Rev.
DIR. Steele. At the conclusion of the service the
choir sang the following two verses from Hymns,
Ancient and Modern;
on bliss, as crst of old
The bridegroom and the BRIDE
Bliss with the holirr stream that flowed
Forth from thy pierced side.
Before Thine altar Throne
This mercy we implOre,
As Thou dCst knit them, Lord, in one,
SO bless them cycrm"rc. Amen.
The first bridesmaid was Miss Edith Allen, of
Ottawa, and second bridesmaid Miss Belle Norris,
Of Chicago. First groomsman, Nj Fred. Eames,
of Chicago; second groom.man, Mr. Rich Jor-
dan OF Ottawa. Ushers: Mcssrs. Henry Cotton,
Allan Jordan, S. Chisholm, OF Ottawa, and C..
Lawrence, of Chicago.
The bride was tastefully and ;ly dressed
i'll satin and silk. Ornaments orange blossoms.
Miss A. dressed in tullc, with pointlacc. Orna-
ments, peach. Miss n, pink silk, point lace.
Ornaments, amc,hysts and gold.
Among the bridal party were noticed Mr. and
Mrs. Nash, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Dudgeon, Mrs.
Swift and daughter, Mrs Stone, Miss Pennell,
Miss Allen and others. \ description Of dresses
would occupy more space than We can spares 1t
is sufficient to say they were everything wealth
could command and artistic taste suggest. Alto
gether this has been the most elegant and elabo-
rate wedding the city as yet witnessed. Many
valuable presents ever received from friends
to upwards OF thousand dollars.
Our congratulations are added to The mrny
previously offered
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From Tonica.

TONGA, Oct %, 1873.
Plenty Of snow ,he last two or three DAYS,
rather more than i 'cally desirable for the
time being II has, however, nearly disap-
pclred ana we are hoping for Il pleasant in
coming month, especially for the benefit of
farmers. As they are now in the midst of corn
picking. Corn crop ia injured materially by
the early irosls Lois Il so!t corn this wear.
Prices however 10 not seen to improve not
withstauding The prospect Of a short crop.
Hogs also low, only So. Pc srndrcd. Far
mcrs are looking little blue, they have rca
son to, and / see no prospect of better times
until there is a radical change in the pTopcn-
slty Of sen in high lie and responsible posi-
lions 10 pilfcr and rob the laboring classes.
Our criminal court held short session
Saturday. The only case was one of assault
and Battery. Joseph Mosher complained
against aparty from Ottawa, believe, by the
name OF White. The case was brought be.
fore Justice Wood, change of venue taken
and the case went before Justice Underhill
The trial resulted in judgment agains; the
defendant Toy S2J and costs
understand Der. has appealed TO the cir
cult court PLURTBUs
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burns salrhcum, ear ache, &c, upon the human Frame
and Of strains SPAWN CALLS &C. upon animals in one year
than have all other pretended remedies since the world BE-
gan. 1t Is councrirrtant, an all healing pain Feever
Crippes throw away their crutche the Lame walk poison
bites harmless and the wounded healed
without II Is no humbug. The recipe Il published
each bottle It's selling no article ever before
Sold and It sells because does Just what pIecnds 10 do
Those who now suffer from rheuma-G pain or swelling
deserve to suffer If they will not Centaur Lin!ment
More than 1000 certificates of remarkable cures including
frozen limbs chronic rheumatism goUt, running tumois
&C. have been received. We will send circular containing
certificates, the recipe, &C. gratis to any one requesting IT,
One bottle of tue yeoR wrapper Ceniaur Inmcnts worth
hundred dollars for spayred tween!ed horses and
mules for in sheep. Stock this In
meutis worth your attention. No family should be with
Ccnaur Lnimen,. Sold by all druggists sc per bottle
large bottles g. j. =. sosE & Co., SO Broadway New York
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cesses, the Usbehc slaughtered 500 Of en- an
cipatcd persians. The khan sent to Gen. kaui-
mann, asking assistance to restore order, but
il was not known what answer was made,
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION At SrEEAroR.--
The La Sale county Sunday School convention
at Strcator last week was attended by representa-.
tires from twelve schools located in different por-
tions of the county including the lst Congreca.
tional and the Baptist schools Of ottawa Rev
\. e. Wilson, Of Stredtor was elected President.
Il. NJ Autram vice president, and d. T. Wilson
Secretary. The session continued two DAYS, the
exercises consisting Of discussions Of practical
questions connected with sunday school work,
in answering questions propouudcd, ana in de
yoti0nal exercises.
l. B. Mcrriiicld, J. T. Buch'cy, !. ". Billings,
J. Hart, v. ". Gum, :. e. Myers J. q. Adams, !.
Fleming, samuel Plumb and i. VI. Eb.r.ul were
elected delegate 20 the next state SUNDAY
School Convention.
4. W. Billings Wa appointed delegate to rep
rc=en; this association in the district : ;. con.
ycntiou at Monmouth on She 18th and 3i,t oct.
It va. decided 10 hold the next In Sale coun-
t. :. :. convention II Mar ellie
\ vote of thank. 20 the people of strcator FOR
hospitality was adopted, ,ud tIr Convention adj
icsrncd
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HidrrtfD.

On the 2j,h nit, by Arthur Lockwood Es2, Mt LOUIS
MoSor to Miss MINNIE DUEINGEE, TON OF the town OF
Wallace.
On October 2lth by Kew. Thomas Powell. AZ his reel
deBce, DR. JAMES D.. CAHPFTRLD 10 MARIE LorlsE hEtR
both Of Ottawt.
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OUR CLOCK.


We have clock II is an eight day clock
We've had 10 get it repaired every eight days
since We bought It. Tie clock ycndcr who sold
it to us said mo tick We pald cash. The
clock don't tick either. We're par.tck ular in
stating this fact. Every time We get that clocl,
repaired We have had TO pay s.. Il being an
eight day clock Il is fixed every eight DAYS
There are said to be 800 days in a year, bu. We
never kept count of them-Only take it rs hear
say. We've had that concern five wears Five
times 365 makes trifc like 1928. Divide this
by and you get $2.S and fraction over.
That's what it costs Us 10 keep time, or would #
VIC hadn't cheated the watch thinkers.
The other day wc thought it time to quit on
this expensive time, and We gave the thing away,
but we grew lonesome. We did not know when
to get hungry or sleepy, or 20 to bed or get UP.
We had to get new clo,l:, Wcwcnt TO Ne, the
jeweler, and borrowed a small iron brass mount
Observation-Disclosures gdom -of-hcaycn light
ming clock,
RUM
We guess it does. We took It home at eight
O'Clock one evening, and by next morning vixen
other folks were eating breakfast that little vii
lain of clock announced chat il was half past
eleven :. n, and ly dinner time that industrious
timc-kccpcr declared that it was near midnight.
1t cheats Us ont of three days il q week, and the
trouble is we can't stop Il nor set !. buch Law
down and it ticks; stand it on its hoad--it ticks;
place it sideways on the shelf and still il ratlcs
away like thrcshng machine. Besides this it
makes such Il prOUiGiously loud noise. When il
ticks il lars the shed from basement TO roof
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CA>'EoItIA "a more than a substitute for Castor
Oh II Is the only article In existence which u certain
assimste TIE food regulate the bowels wind collie
produce natura sleep. II contains rteT nnctls
morphine alcohol. and II peisah; 20 take: thlieh
need moi cry and m0thrrs may rest Octi-ly-5hp
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<rOTICI..-FsT,TE OF DAVID SrEA-N. DE- EAssh.
y Notice :, hereby eiven th.t te under-islcd silins
r-a,o~s OF 'he % David StaNn late OF TIE eouny
III La sale and state OF Illinois. dece.sed VII eeieIt
~ t- 18Th day. o.! December sS al tie Court h0nse ~
o.taUa IN aid couaty Vhen and where all persons having
claims or dem Ands against said e'ate are noitd 10 attend
On urtsr-, the same IA writing for adjustment
SAEAH SIEANN.
NAlTkR n. STRAW.
T,,..v Alfai1is'rAiots.
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H. C1nHcsfJ. , J,,, o.. h..
frou AFFIDAVIT file IN tue once o fhs
riar III I'D cIut, ssd defendant, samuel trooNs,
\. ~, resident said state, ans saii conn AnAui
49, "a r bill uF complaint In said CoiTt. on We ta-
erv se hereof The -5th Gay %! otoct 4 d i'' tte
20 law, 80, t.r.......
Garn,i crooks hat unless personally ~ aI iNpr AZ
hsfre s.L court aid term thereof, - De- cid - The
.n, Ir-c IN pftgWs In SAID C-uay on ns fhird Mon.
sv If January next A. j. 1875, when aid NAefe ssd sum
r.ns rr'gusb srd pesS. answer uenn or except 70
All i tllr win b. taken Tor confessed AGAINST YOU
md the and thn-s there prayed Tor ascge ac-
rgT4ugly. ihNHLfS u. NUN. N.sLA'
l.gEE " AIuGgroE. solicitors. nOy.=lN
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The bri,A wall, %. The Dir. proof vault, ordered
NJ The last session If 'he board OF supervisors 81
be bull. fo- The protection 81 Die records e The
Circuit Clerks offio.. go, up and the -hcG' i,
being covered. 4 an addition 10 the Did court
house il is 70 De hoped The structure will prove
more useful than it is ornamental.
Business MrN'. A-ygIA-..v. THE NEE citing Of
the business acn', association last week was
SHINY attended. Tie resolution 90 Lave the
meetings scmimontlsly, laid over will come up at
the next meeting. \ fuller ATTENDANCE. and more
promptHes- OF the part Of tic committees aye
much TO be dc-ired improvements.
JUsT RECEIvED.-A full stock Of sheet wax
end maerials for making wax flowers AZ II
9 C0uea's dug store, 10 Main s.
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Itrs renewing a1y policies oflEsTsrc' GsllhaE'. a.
Property Usners ~i consult ter i1isress ~ ottahAF
Rates DsiratelU-ks written OF - l. fu a' rltN a
%. EA-Ic o. The r-s Hll permit, FEt't I-'fs 70 o"
'.f.Erlu Tsi.s y g50.lIds one, aEI'sJHs -'N1