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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-24

williamsburg. Spbtgejagt
unb ..besro6en uno leben big
wieber &c II n . EN-. Wor un9efdbr
einen, Monat ,puroe IN 9}eo SooI eine
2ei6e sefunben> Der ant linten Nrm eini=
9e 'Bii9eleilen init @6niiren on9ebunOen
tuoren. Man nabm Selbl ltmorb ol1> lieb
ober bic 2eid)e il, ber Morsue ldl19ere
3eit ousseitellt, Inn Die &eclon1irunS 5u
ersielen. Diel eler3med luurbe auD errsidt,
inbem SSrou 6loDb> BON @ranOl It., Wil=
liamsbur9, erl9ien unb bic 2eid)c ols Die
ibres @9mie9erlpbnes, Gbarles 0iebl>in
Mnlpru9 nabni: Sic Trau bes v@elln=
oenen" tuar 5nr 3eit gu frant, UNI na@
oer Morgue gu seDen, berubigte i'd obcr
nit Der Qln9obe ibrer Ndtter uno itie9
au@ bel oer Goroners SurD fein 3lpeifel
an oer SoentitGt ber 2ei6e auf Die benn
auG ols Die pon. CHARLES 9iebl beeroi9t
'purbe. Sic trauernbe g8ittwe empfin9
Nun sefern gu tbre1n 9rDbten Sri ltounen
einen 8rief bon &eD g8eit, Der iDr bic
MittDeilun9 ma6t, bab ibrMann 9e1unb
uno munter lit 4lno in Monatsfri1t 5u=
riidtebren ,perbe. (Wesbalb ct obne
Mbi6ieb tueg9in9, fat ct in Dem Briefe
Dieleidt ansebeutet> aber Die Oeffentlid)=
felt tueiB es ni@t.) Wer ber alsgbarles
9iebl 8e9rabene mar, 1T ,ueiterer l1nter=
1n9un9 porbebolten.
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Ser Salt Safe 9eralo" be-
ri9tet folsenbe Sn6ianer=@eI9i6te: Wpr
einigen Sagen tpuroe Elm &nabe, iuelder
ettua 5p6lf Meilen BON &atplins Citation
i'm WDon,iug Serritori,ln 9ol5 bolte,
bon Snbianern an9e9riffen. Gr purbe
bur6 Die 5ablrei6en G6iiiie ber@otbb bbau=
te 1,i6t getrofen nno entfam bnr6 Die
@9nelIigfeit 1eines Maultbieres. 3ebn
poblbepaffnete Biirser pou9falplins bra=
den sur Werfolsuns Der Snbianer auf
unb trafen bieielben etiua Is Meilen BON
Der @tation. Sie lpra9en nit ibnen uno
foroerten iie auf biejeni9en, tuel@e auf
ben &naben gei9oiien Datten, ous5ulie=
fern. Sic St10ianer ,ueiserten iid), unb
bepor Die unterDanblungen nod beenoigt
,paren, saben ite Seuer auf Die Meiben.
9ie1e ertpieberten oas Seuer, t0oteten
uno pertuunoeten 5ebn Snoianer uno er=
59oGeu feds Ponies berlelben. sic err
beuteten eff Pferoe uno einen 9enrD @if=
le. 3,pei ber erbeuteten Pferbe tparen
fura supor bon ben Snbianern BEL BET
@tation getpblen tuoroen. 0&an pernu=
tbet, boB jene Snbioner gum @tomme
bet @rrapaboes seb0rten.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-24
ip,lr6e perbaftet. Beibe Gnaben iinb I'M
Mlter BON Z his1O Sabrer.

iDnr0e perbaftet. Beibe Gllaben Iino I'M
9llter pon Z bis10 Sabren.
Su5rge GbeIeute. Sns 5et,oer=
ion, &entufD, tpurbe in Dergangener.
Wo6e Sbos. Malin, Is Sabre att 5
SUP bod unb. 100 Yfuno lpiegenb, nit
SRI. GDrbenia DDrfis, l3 Sabre alt, /
SUP 4 Son grpb uno IS pfano ,uiegeno,
berDeiratbet. ~ Gs 19eint auf @emi6tr.
@r6be bei Der 8erbeiratbung III &entudD
bas u9auptseiui6t selegt 5lt iue*be,,
neil Die enslide Pre6e baiielbe 10 eenau
ansibt.
Sn 8incennes, sS1,biona, tpnroe
an, 9ienlta9 Mbeno &eb. Oaer5 BON elmer
Mn5aDl jun9er @trol9e nit elmer yGbari=
bari" beba9t. Mls er bas 9drmen enbli9
iiberbriiliig tuurbe uno Die Saugeni9tie
ni9t anbers los ,perben fonnte, ,beo6rfeigte
er bie1elben na6 re9ts uno lints. Sic
@ltern eines oieier boffnugspollen Sling
linge lieben, ltatt Dem @6bn@en bic
,poblper6iente Sra@t priigel gu perob=
rei9en> Den Yrieter au T Die 9(nflage beS
Nneriffs unh @@ld9erei orretiren> Ser
,pirfli9 bon einem borti9en Gi9tcr nm
$25 uno Soften seitraft wur0e.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-24

aber9 r9loube Der &b baiisunb @oros
in 8engalen.Menn elmer De Sbriecn crtranft
1T 10 befraseu iie Gin 81 um bic 1ria1e nnb
ben berlauf ocr &rant1eit. Sic nit Gouinltation
ecS Srafels. .betraute Yerion ninlmt eie 8rettden,
Iueld)es nit elmer Sanbbabe uno nit elmer bas
81 anfnebmenoen S6bluno berieDen if, luenoet
ii@ an lebteres nit bcr 8itte um @er0ebuna
luesen Der @ciualttDat, bic ibm angctban
iperben iol, itellt bic Gro9e uc9en ber Rrants
1eitSuriode unO i@leub EFT bas @imit @etualt
gegen baS 8rettdeu. Son ben Griimmern Bet
Sd)ale tommt benjenigcn, tpel@e lintS unb
re9ts beS Runttes liescn, an tpel9em bus 81
ouffdlu9, bic 9rObte @ibtisfeit gu; bic lpciter
bor>ooer suriidlicecnben 6abcnfeiae 8ebcutun9;
i'ber bas 8rettden binauSfallenbc @tide
iueiien anf cine poriberseDenbe araufbcitsur>
fade, @rtaltuns, iibermabieen @enub tou
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Mberelaube ber Gbineien. Sic
gbineien beDaupten, bet Bibel gum Grobc, bab
@oab eieentlid) Nb>8u eebeibeu unb in Ycfin
9etuobnt babe. Bum 8etueile brinsen 1ic Gin al
tesYefiner Abrebbu6 bel, lit tpel@em al(erbinss
Elm slD 8u bortom'nt. Gerner beipeii ieen iie aus
Refiner 8eitunsen, bab sloab bic Nr9e in ber
u&efin" sesenieitisen Gcuerberiideruneseefcu=
i@aft" berii@ert batte, ,1no oen!@ebacteuren Bet
Rcfiner 3eitun9cn Grcitidets au ieiner @lcna-
9erie CAB.
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sung Mm,ertfa.

lteber einen beber5ten Sun=
gen beri9tet man BON SerleD Gitp: Nm
Dienltag in aller Triibe ,uaren 9iebe in
Elm Saus an @ronb Ctr. ein9e6ro9en.
Ser 16idDrige @oDn bes 9aules D0rte
oas bur@ Die 8etpe9un9 Der @pibbuben
perurla9te @erdul6. gr 19li9 f@ bic
Sreppe binunter unb bemerfte otuei &erle
i'm Yarlor, bic ein1 1adten, .tuas transpor=
tobel ipor. Ser &nabe 1par ni9t ,betpaff=
net. Sic Sage tritii@. 9o riiel CT auf
eine &riessliit. ST bolte li9 ein sroBes
MeHer aus Der Slide uno init ben lauten
@ufe: vMir na9 Yoli5iitenE itiirmte er
in 6ie @tube. Sic 9iebe> in:bem &lau=
ben, iie ieien iiberrumpelt, foben, QGes
binter f9 Suritdlalleno. ODne bic @ei=
1tesge9ennart bes Sln9en mdre oerGaub
Gin betrd@tli@er 9etueien.
Gtn Weoro ift setpiB ein l9rettli9es
Berbre9en. 9lur ber peroorbenite unb
bpsDafteite Mcn1G fann eines porldbli=
9en Moroes li6 i6ulbie MAIDEN. sBas
ion man aber er1t 1ogen, tpenn Meni9en
por5dbli@ unb nit MbiiGt einen pielfa=
9en Morb be9eben? 2iegt ba ni9t 9era=
oe5u telfelil6e Bosbeit 5l1 @runbe? Nie=
manb ,uirb bas leusnen. 11nb bod D6=
rem mir III lebter 3eit pielfa9, bab Men=
l6en es seraoe5u auf einen pielfa6en
Wlorb ab9ele1en Dotten. Gs iit ndn1li9
in ben lebten Monaten an perl9iebenen
Orten porsetommen, baB Oen faDrenben
giienbaDn5ii9en abli6tli9 Sinoerni6e in
ben Weg gelegt tuurben lln6 10 Elm
N}oroper1u9 auf 0as 2eben auer i'm 3u=
&c fabrenben Meni6en gema6t tpurbe.-
Wir ,pollen aug ben 5ablrei9en porlie=
E9enben Sdllen ,1ur einen anfiibren. Sn1
@taote Melp Dorf legte Elm &nobe 9la=
rnen Willte Glarf einen 8alfen iiber bic
8aDn1 19ienen unb freute 1i9, lpie er aus=
la9te, auf ben ulallten&ra9", oer berpor=.
gebraGt perben mubte. tpenn Der 3us 40
Tub tief hon berBriide berabltiiraen mir
De, iuas bieler ju9enbli6e erbre6er mit=
bin beabli6ti9t baben, mubte. Obslei6
ou6 biebei eine 9iiti9e 8or1ebung lire
@onO i@irn,eno iiber bie abnun9slo1en
PaHa9iere llnb 8abnbeanten belt, pa.
Der 8anel1> bercits ansefaillt, o,lr9 ben
erleu Nuprau ber ,2pepmotipe 5eriplitter=
t&.5 10 penoet men i'd op@ f9au0erno
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BON Der bobenlofen S1le9tigfeit ab, Die
bereits in 10 ppllenbeter Meile in bieien,
liungen @en1iitbe ipu9erte lnb ,tilr Der
tranrigen Gr5iebung i'm elterliAen 5auie
|nnb Der 56ule 5lgeld)rieben iueroen
mlB.
Muf benz @pielplab npr Der WaIbing=
ton unton=S9ule in 9etroit erei9nete
|ii1 por einigen Sagen cine Scene, Die
| 10 re9t 3eugniB ablegt bon oer .bebenfli=
den Sribreife Der &mber bier 5ll 2anoe.
3pei elfidbrige Rnaben, &i9orb SaDlor
uno Spbn MBler, iinb ndmlidb gu glei=
der 3eit in eine Ntiti6ileri1, bic sebn=
|jdbrise GlIen &enneop, Bis iiber Die Ob=
rem perliebt, unb nebenbublerten f6on
felt Mo9en i'm, Die fleine 2abD berum,
sic 19la1 9enug NOR, beibe Mnbeter 5ap=
|peln gu laiien ,lnb bon beiben 10 pielGan=
op au5unebmen, als bielelben ibr nur
INNER ppfern mp9ten. 9}un traf li61s,
oab iie NIT Ssobn auf Dem @pielplab 5u=
Zimmerman, oDne bab &i9arb babel mar
uno eana nett 190n NIT benIelben that.
N&it eine1n Male eri9ien au6 &i6oro
auf Dem Plabe unO faum bate BERT lelbe
ben berbaBte1t Nebenbu1ler beim @6ar=
,uen3eln nm ellen berl,m entbedt, ols ct
oDne longes 8eoenfen 1ein Saj1enmeI=
fer 3os> ouf Sobn lositiir5te un6 oemiel=
ben cine 5temli9 tief Wunbe in elmer
S6ulter beibro6te. Ser Wer,punoete
mub jebt etnen Mrm in Der 8inoe tragen,
aber CT bat 9e13,poren> 1t@ gu RIDDEN, TO-
bolo bic Wunoe gebeilt 1ein ,uirb. 8ir=
fen=Oel, ,po,nit bic gan5e tleine @ele1=
|idaft seIalbt tperben 1oute, 1@eint in De=
troit lebr rar uno tbeuer gu Iein.
Ser GpDn BON Mr. S. &. @3enf,
@ebatteur bes v@pmmerpille Meiicn9er"
bat bur9 einen ein5igen 5euer=
Grader am 4. S,1li bas 2i6t beioer Mu=
gen perloren.
Scr in Ser ylabe bpm @idorp=@rope,
@eba1tion County, Nrfan1os, tuo9nenoe
olte Biirger 9apio &au1te tpurbe an1 /.
sSSuni nit elmer @9uB,uunbe our9 Die
linfe &ruft tobt gefun0en. @ein dlterer
@oDn Manjom tpuroe ais ber Sbat brin=
geno perbd9tig perDoftet uno III Die
@reen,pppo=Sail 9e1perrt.
-Sn MlIen County, Q6io,
miij|en Die Mdb 9en 1eDr rat iein. S,1
ber NQbe bon Me et=9etptpn perbeirat6ete
|li6 neuli6 Elm Mdb9en bon 13 Sabre1,
un6 Dor eini9en Sa9en fano eine 8raut
Dor Dem Nltar, bic nod ni9t gang Ia
Sabre 5d1lte. @ol9e &inber 1ollte man
bod lieber in bic S6ule i9iden 0enn fie
fDnnen bon ben Pfi9ten elmer @attin u.
Wtutter nod teinen re6ten Besriff ba=
ben.
Bei elmer itatt9ef efunbcnen Pribat Par=
tie So9 elm &nabe einen @tubl bintpe9,
auf ipel9en 1i9 Elm corpulenter 9err 11ie=
berieben molte, la baB berlelbe in 1ebr
unansenebmer Meiie auf Dem .8pben gu
1iben fam. 9as 1ln9liidli9e Opfe1
puroe aus9ela9t; aber bas 2a@en per=
tuanbelte li9 fit 8ebauerns. ols man fanb,
baB er ni6t aufiteben tonnte. Gin an=
tpelenber Mr5t unter1 1u9te i'm uno fanb,
bob er bur6 ben San einen 8rl@ be-
fommen bate, beilen Wirtun9en ct le=
bensldngli6 1piiren miro
pDilo belpbia, Pa., 16. Suli. -
Sreb. q. @bD,uer it,, Elm Sobn bes als
5artor in Der Office Der YanHDlponia
| NontrnI EiSonhnhn II n,n M mo nnnof4oI(, ,
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Oie 9bip.
Statiitijd)e Mneabel1.

Gpferioner air E." Dieielbe finoet
Fdb baupt1ddtli@ in ben mittleren ilhb
,peitli6en @taaten. Dte Mtglieber bie=
fer MeliqiousgeIetl19aft 1agen, baB Iie
Gin 3,uei9 Der Rir6e bon S4ottlano
leien. -.
SIN Sabre 1858 pereinisten ii@ Die
9l1octirte re form trt e 1lno bic
81 ijociirte &ir9e unter bem 9fa=
men: % Yereint te Pres bD terta=
nerin sc orb Mmerifa. a."
SIRE 3abl fit oas Sabr 1870 tpnroe
au9egeben auf:
55$ Bresbpter; 729 sir&en; ee,so5Wait=
glieocr. .t.
16) Cine anbere Malie 8resbDterianer
lit Die fem 2anoe 1T befannt als bic ~ +
1ociirte &efGrmirte &ir9e."
Geit 1922 bat bie1e &elisionssefeu16aft
ii, brei @paltungen eri1tirt: bic ,,Droli9e
oie ,peltli6e uno Sic iu6li9e.. 9ieie ein=
3elnen Sbeile iino aur 9erin9 an 3abL
6eren Mu9aben iin0, tuie fol9t:
9ie 81 f ociir te re ormtrte @D=
fiobe BON Seem Dort sablte i'm Sabre
1867:
l6 Yresbpter unb 1851 @eitelie=
her.
Sic 1iibli9e a Iociirte ref . t.
mirte @pno6e iddbte i'm Sabre 1867
ibre 3abl ouf:
1900 Mitslieber
Die oNociirte Spnobe BON
9}prb 9lmerifa batte I'M Sabre
IL Yresbpter nuo IT'S @eitslieoer.
I'D Sic II na abDdn9iee Yr sbD<
terianer &ir9 e" in Siib= unb9fpro=
Carolina betanb i'm Sabre 1861 aus:
YresbDtern uno 1000 Wfit9lieoern.
49, Sic rGumberlano presbp=
tcria ner" traten 5uerit ouf I'M Sabre
1900 III &eutudD.
SIRE 3abl luurbe an9eseben I'M Sabre
1870 ouf ..
.1116 Presbpter uno S7,727 W}it9lie=
Der.
19) Cine onoere eroBe &lu6e @elisi=
uns9eleui6aften lit betannt unter Dem
Namen IS apt It ten." Dielelben ner=
bcn 1T sebn per]6ieoene @eften 9etbeilt:
Boptifen, beutl .Baptiiten ober Bril-
per, Srei gBillens 8aptijten, Sieben
Sass Baptiiten, Oeutl6e lieben Says
8aptil lten> Sreie Communion Boptii iten,
Site @6ul=Baptiiten> @e6s Principle
8opti1 ten, &iper Briioer @6iler gDriit ii
pber Gompbeliter. ., ..
9lo1 Sem Sobrbu6e fit 1873 adblen
bic reselnaBigen 8aptiitcn gensenpar=
ti9:
s53 elKociatonerl 1920 &ir6en>
1852 Yreoi9er u,1O 1885 ,232 Mit9lte=
Der. 49, -
2O) Sic Trei 8illens 9 ap t i
Fcn pr9onilirten. f6 i,1 oieien1 2anoe I'm
SaDre 1850. Sire 3aDl betrug i'm Sabre
1869:
1924 greoiser, 1876 9ir9en e6,e91
9)}iiglieoer. .-.
ID Sic .@ieben Says Bopti=
fen ,pcrcen 10 senannt, tueil fie 1ib bon
ben onbern protel ltontil9en &eligionsge=
feiliOoi iten burb ibre 9lnli6ten iiber Sen
Gab6atb unterl l6ei0en.
Sbre 3obl ,uuroe an9egeben i'm Sabrf
1869 ouf: .Er
IS air6en unb Z, 7,l26 Ntit9lieoer.
z
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Vicinity News.

AT recent party in La Sale, where young
people had gathered for social time, young
man thought it would be quite cute" to dress
himself up as ghost and appear on the scene
and Brighten everybody. He did, and sue
ceeded in frightening some of the more tmid
hut failed dismslly on some of the big boys
who caught him and in addition to pounding
him pretty we'll dragged him before the as
sembly and stripping him Of his ghostly rig
subjected him to wholesale round of abuse
Served him right.
4 certain daring young lady of this place
had u narrow escape from watery grave
last week; stepping upon cake of ice which
lay at the waters edge il loosened its hold Of
terra frma and hoated off into the stream be.
fore she could get off; and had she not been a
good swimmer we dare not say what her fate
might have been.-forhriNe Ners.
SINGULAR DEATH-A young lady, adopted
daughter of Mr.. II. Kelley residing near Nal
Ia on the line Of the Chicago Il Northwestern
Railroad, between here and Chicago, and en-
gagged in teaching, recently died very sudden
~. She was attacked first by paralysis, one
side becoming completely paralyzed, and soon
after apparently died. From some unusual
and rather remarkable conditions that were
apparent, and her having been in partially
catcleptic state before, il was questioned by
some whether II was a case of real death OF
only trance state from which possibly she
might be restored. But by consulting physi
clans, it was finally decided TO put her in a
coffin and send the body Ia her friends here
where il was to be buried The coffin con.
tanning the body arrived here on Monday, and
u report of the circumstances having rot into
circulation, a good deal of interest and excite.
! mcnt was created among our citizens The
body was taken TO the Baptist church, where
| II was visited and examined by physicians and
many others of our citizens during Tuesday
There seemed 10 be a prevailing impression
that death had not taken place. There was
lacking the rightly of muscle and the pinched
expression about the mouth so apparent in a
corpse, the finger nail when pressed seemed
TO redden under it, as if the blood came and
went, and some other appearances of life sug-
,gcsted restorative remedies We do not un.
derstand, however, that anything was done.
and on Wednesday, evidences Of decompoSi-
ton having become apparent, she was buried
i-.VorrisOH IHdep,Hd,Ht
The most novel accident recorded lately is
one happening from kick by hog at Dur.
hams Corner, Bureau county Mr. Durham
was putting hog in a wagon, when it kicked
him in the eye, filling it with broken glass OF
his spectacles. The hog was dropped so sud.
denly As 10 break is back
| SHuN lTINERANT PEDLDERs-Travelin
pack pcddlcrs are often great knayes. and peo-
lplc having business transactions with them
are generally yiclimizcd. One Of these itin.
Grant pests recently operated in neighbor.
ing town - the pccuniary loss Of quite num-
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Der of purchasers. He apparently sold cheap,
which he explained on the ground that the
goods had been smugglcd, To Il lady he dis.
posed of an article which he represented to be
| jhrcad.lacc, giving him a ten dollar bill, She
received in return nine dollars, which She
placed on a shelf He then asked for drink
OF water and while she was gone for the wa
ter, he pOCkctCd the money. On taking the
lace to a dealer she was told that il was dean
at fifteen cents. The best way is for people
to buy Of regular dcalcrs.-.HeHd0ta Bulletin.
II is safe to say that there are hundreds of
acres of corn to huSk in this county. ride
of few miles in the south part of the coun-
y ON Wednesday convinced us of this, for
We saw at least half dozen men in the fields
picking last falls crop.-DehdG NerS.
The Wilmington INDEPENDENT reports h
sensation at Gardner, just over the line. A
Young lady of respectable family has died
under suspicious circumstances. lnvestiga
tons are progressing which will probably
lead to the conclusion that she died from
medicine administered to procure an abor
ton.
The Aurora He,old says: 1--WE understand
that the G. b. Il q. folks contemplate extend
ing the Fox river line to Elgin, and thence
10 Milwaukee and To 81 Louis through Aurora
Also that they intend, during the coming
season, 10 put a through rain from Chicago
to st. Louis over the Fox river line via Au
rora and Peoria"
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Parchment invitation cards are the latest,
we believe.
Afternoon dinner parties are popular style
of dissipation just now in society.
The latest wedding cards are very long and
narrow.
Very pale gray paper, with cross Innings of
gold, is the latest novelty for bflletS dOur
The fashionable evening gloves are of the
soft, pedu de Su6de, with six or eight buttons.
French ladies continue the fashion of car
rying a small cane or walking stick when
promenading.
Paris swells are wearing roundabout
coat something after the style Of Jack Tar's
pea jacket
Black silk stockings, with low shoes, are
the latest chausSure for Young New York in
full dress.
"Stove pipes" are going out Of fashion for
ladies' riding hats, and the cavalier beaver,
with long ostrich plume, is the correct
thing.
II is no longer fashionable to have ones
bridal rousseau imported Dame Fashion
has decreed that home manufacture be here
after encouraged.
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The sort of Men that Women Like Best.

| We know that men naturally shrink from
the attempt to obtain companions who are
| their superiors; but they will find that really
intelligent women, who possess the most de-
sirabe qualities, are uniformly modest and
! hold their charms in modest estimation.
What such women most admire is gallantry
not the gallantry of courts and tops, but bold
ness, courage devotion and refined civility.
A mans bearing wins ten superior women
where his boots and brains win one. If "A
man stand before woman with respect for
himself and fearleSsness of her. his suit is
half won. The rest may safely be left with
the parties most interested. Therefore never
be afraid of woman. Women are the most
harmless and agreeable creatures in the world
to man who shows that he has Il mans soul
in him. If you have not got the spirit to
come up to the test like this, you have not
rot that in you which pleascs high-souled
woman, and YOU will have to content your
selves with the simple girl, who, in quiet
way, is endeavoring to attract and tasten you.
But don't be in hurry about the matter. 1t
isn't crcdtable to you. Especially, don't i'm
agine that any disappointment in love before
YOU are twenty-one years old, will be of any
material damage to you. The truth is, that
before man is twenty-tour years old he does
not know what he wants himself. So don't
be in hurry. The more of a man you be-
come, the more manliness you become capa
bic of exhibiting, in your association with
women, the better wife you will be able
to obtain; and one years possession of the
heart and hand of a really noble specimen of
her sex, is worth nine hundred and ninety
nine years with a woman with two ideas in
her head and nothing new to say about either
of them SO don't be in a hurry, we say
again. You don't want wife now, and you
have no idea of the kind you will want by
and-by. Go into female society if you can
find that which will improve you, but not
otherwise
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The following patents were issued from the
L. S. Patent Office to citizens of the State of
Illinois for the week ending March II, 1873
Reported for the FREE TRADER by Alexander
& Mason, solicitors of patents, 605 Seventh
street, Washington, d. c.
Foot Warming Attachment for Sewing Ma.
chine Treadles-Annie r. Bush, Chicago
Pencil Sharpener-E. NJ. Crandall, Chi
cago.
Slate-Chas Drasser, Chicago.
Reed Organ-E. Cakes, Danvlle.
Device for Coupling Cars-L, l.. Bond.
Colter-R. Emerson. Rockford.
Combined Letter and Envelope-T. Orion,
Chicago.
Fruit Drier-J. l.. Post Ashley.
Hand Planter-R. Arey, Rock Falls.
Bung Bush-O. p. Briggs, Chicago.
Harrow c. GitfOrd-Nonticello
Eyelet for Traces. Walter, Dallas City.
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"CHALKING THE HAT.n-The origin of
"chalking the hat was due 10 Admiral Rec
side, in the days when Congressman went
numbering over the distant states in stage
coaches. At the annual adjournment of Con
gress Admiral Reside would pass his friends
of the two houses over his stage lines after
the following fashion: Mr.. c., | suppose
you are going back to Lexington? will
pass you through on my coaches "All
right; but how will your agents along the
road know this facty' Just give me your
hat Upon the tile being passed over, this
Napoleon OF the stage, taking piece of chalk
from his pocket, would dash off in brilliant
white upon the black ground peculiar hero
glyphic, impossible to counterfeit, and hand
it back to the owner with the remark: Just
show that to my agents along the route"
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People in this vicinity who attended Bar
NUNS show last SummCr-:n end that was every
body-could not avoid noticing the remarka-
ole dcNtcrity of the ticket seller in eNchang.
ing grcenbacks for tickets. We see a state
meni in the papers that during the six months
travel he gave out two million and a half of
tickets. and counted and menled the shin
plasteis received for them.
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Mrs. Stowe on BABIEs.-Mrs. Harriet
Bcecher Stowe speaks of motherhood in a
pretty way when She says: 1t would some
times seem as ifmotherhood were lovely ar
tiiice of the great Father, to wean the heart
from selfshness 10y peaceful and gradual
process The babe i self in another form. Ii
i 80 interviewer and identified with the moth
er's life that she passes by almost inScn>iblc
gradations from herself to il and day by day
the instructive love of self wanes as the child
love wakes, filling the heat with a thousand
new springs of tenderness
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Marriage Guide.

Interesting Work, Enlarged Edition, Kew
Rngravings, Two-hurdrcd aad sixty Pages,
Price 80 cents. Address DIR. BrTrs' Dysr,.y-
sAnr, l' North Hsls., Street, ST. Louis, No
500 Advertisement.
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Mild yet thorongh-no nausea or gr!ping-ca-
tircly vegeabie-great liver remedy. Price Is
ccnts. Sold by Druggists
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.Use.Ds: Hcnry's. W Orld's Tonic and
Blood PurifierV

1t Is the great household remedy, pleasant TO
take, yet potent for the prevention and cure OF
diseases. 1t is better than Bitters, Cordial,
Buchu or sarsaparilla. Sold by Druggists
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Mrs. WhitcO mb's Syrup.

The great soothing remedy. Price on.y 25
cents. Gives rest to the mother aad health to
the child Sold by Druggists.
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@. 8. HLpRIDGK. n LEWIS.
tLDK DNiE 81 LEWIS, Attorneys and
~ Counselors at Law, Glover d Cooks Block Ottawa.
PRANK j. CRAwF'ORD, Attorney and
Counselor at Law. o6tce, 1913 Wabash Ave, Chicago.
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CyRUs A. LELAND,

OEo NJ LELAND CYRUS A. LELAND,
Master n Chancery. Notary Public
IL Abstract Books OF La Sale county Office n w. cor
ne1 Court House Square over City Drug Store Ottawa H.
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N IT. MOLCDNEY, Attorney and Counselor at
vi. Law once with Rice B.ckford No. Court street
WIN promptly and diligently attend to all business cnrust
co 10 Ills care dec23, '1l-u