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Fror, Farm Ridge.
ENTERTAINMENTS.


On Friday evening of March slst your cor
RESPONDENT listened with much interest TO i
con,es, between the Grand Ridge Literary
Society, of Layonia, and the Maple Grove OF
Otter Geek, which took place in the Ire'py'
terian Church of Farm Ridge, 1t was re-
portcl that the contest would be very close
and long before the appointed time the church
was crowded to its utmost. Many were there
from n distance, and the interest seemed to
increase as the hour for the battle drew nigh
The presidents of the two societies, Mr. Bige-
low Of Farm Ridge, and Mr.. 10y, Of Otter
Creek, presided jointly.
After due consideration, DR.. Gordon, OF
Farm Ridge Prof Winnings, of Chicago, and
Samuel Miller, Esq, of Grand Rapids, were
appointed rs judges Of the evening.
Invocation by Rev. Mr.. Gum. Master f.
Porter then babe us welcome in very happy
manner H. l.. Thompson then read an essay
in behalf of Maple Grove, subject; "Ihe
True Source Of Stability" and was met by
John T. Porter, in behalf Of Grand Ridge,
subject: "Our Age and Country" These were
both fine productions, and reflected much
credit upon the gentlemen and their rcspec-
tive societies. But the earnest and proposes
ing appearance of Mr. Thompson carried of
the hOnOrs.
Next came the orations {. II. Hanna in
behalf of Maple Grove, subject: "Thc Con
testing Forces" This was a very superior
address, delivered in mastery style, and
was well received by the audience. Ills OPP
poncnts Grafton, the subject OF which we can
not recall, was of more practical nature, and
Mr.. H. Millikin won the decision in favor Of
Grand Ridge.
The debating class was then called, and the
excitement became intense. Question:
Rcsolccd, That the present tendencies are
favorable to the pcrpetuity of our government
Affirmative Maple Grove-Rey J. \. Park
er, L. l.. Thompson, G.. d. Miller, Rev J. ]. |
Buckley
Negative, Grand Ridge-Rcv. r. A. Porter,
Dr.. ]. c. Lewis Judge VI. Reed, and ). NJ.
Yocum
Decision rendered in favor of affirmative
after which the contestants shook hands and
parted on the most friendly terms.
Many thanks are due the Presbyterian 80
cicty, who threw open the doors of
their church in the most liberal manner,
and who took such pains in the arrangement
Of music for the the occasion. May their
prosperity be equal to their virtue,
4 SPECTATOR.
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Dir. IA. OI.HN,

OF Chicago formerly OF this pa.e will visit Ottawa at
clifton HOTEL the nrst Tuesday each month for treating
all diseases Of the Eye and Ear surgcay or otherwise
Operations for cataract artificial pupil inverted lids closure
OF the ear Duct eye sashyloma and the removal
tumors and morbid growths OF every description Artificial
eyes and drums inserted without pain previous opera
on Granular eyeds, the equen. disease in the ,Cet
iaRcGly ard permanently cured.
From his long experience in treating diseases OF the Eye
and Ear he feels confident In stating that he nearly
every Chronic diseases also reaed Consultation free
December 10th ISIo-f
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From MarseiHes.

MARsEuLEs, March 2s, 1873
The legal voters of the township OF Rutland
will hold their annual meeting at Clark ;
Hall on Tuesday, April 1st, for the election
of supervisor, assessor, collector, commission
err of highways, etc Meeting called at $50
Polls open until O'Clock.
4 meeting of the stockholders Of the Land
& Water Power Co., will be held at their OF.
fee, on Monday, April It'll.
The Marscllcs Bridge Co. will hold amecI'
ing at their office, on Monday, April eth,
The sociablc of ST. Andrews Episcopal
Church was held at the Rcctory on Thursday
evening.
DR.. Ward, wcll.known resident OF East
Marseillcs, died on Friday, Of neuralgia OF
the heart He was found dead in his chair,
and alone in the house He left considerable
property, which is willed entirely to his son
and youngest daughter.
Died, on Saturday, the daughter Of Mr.
Charles Clark, age IS years; also, Mr.. Burton
Gregory, age about 20 years.
Evans & Rcidcr, harness makers, have dis
solved partnership. The business will now
be conducted by f. Evans, at the same stand.
Mr.. J. l.. Pitts has taken Mr.. Piester'o house
at cast MarscilleS
Alta meeting of the independent voters OF
Rutland township, nominations were made
regardless of party: Mr. Barnes, of North
Prairie, for Supervisor, and Mr.. Dan'l Smith,
of Marseilles, for Assessor The expression OF
opinion is very decided against railroad mo-
nopolists and in favor of free trade. Here you
have the watchwords for the northwest in
nutshell.
Mr.. II. A. Tilotson and wife are about to
AXE trip to Salt Lake.
Mr.. f. D. Pitts has removed into the house
formerly occupied by a. V. Pitts, on Bluff
street FiDES
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From Worthwhile.

WORTHWHILE, March 90.
\ large audience cOngregated in the hall
Friday evening, to listen to a lecture delivered
byJ. ;. Seward, on the subjec; Of Temperance.
Mr. Seward spoke for nearly an hour, after
which speeches were made by several other
gentlemen.
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$1,000 g. /
III UvHAB FOR any case of Blind, bleeding,
HUUS0H Itching or liberated Piles tlst
AHEuvSvu DR. IiTSss PILE REMEDY falls 10
k6IuHHNu cure IL Is pre- pared expressly to
IN U1vyvI curr the piles, and nothing else.
III Sold by all Druggists. PHeesi
REWARD.

SALE Where's lohn D.
vi om,ted and Mahsa Olmsted Ms vile oy .reJ
tain mortgage deed bearing date the seconu a %
and recorded the Recoruers onee IN Anu Iur
county of Ia Sale IN the state OF ILLINOIS, on VIC rev
enth day OF March u 1854 in Book VI o. ceus ~ page
az did convey the certain premises ~ sau mo-
and hereinafter and described 70 the uhueg
promssory note bearing date with ssd NOR d
made said John -. Omstes. for the SUM OF two thon
and dollars payable the order Of said Lrv nlau I'VE
wears alter The date thereof with Interest AZ TIE rate OF ten
per cent per Annum. payable annually
And whereas IL provided In aud ~ sal mortgage
that IN OF the Rent OF the SAD note
corng TO It's tener and effect, thu said Lewis Jaui might
the sAd premises and al right ana equity OF
rcdsmption OF the said John D. smsted and Nshae Om
sled their heir. assigns therein, TO the highest bdser
M cash by pnbIic auction the place and Ia the
specified IN said mortgaEc dsru. .,--...,,..
And has hecn made IN the payment =" the
"a d frosl.s0ry note, sud lhcT. ruau- doe and rAyl
l. thereon the whole Of the rrnC n sur thereof Ad IN
t.t room from the second dav % N7rrh 4. D. ISL;
Now therefore public n-tceis hereby given tna l. lev
l. Ti,uf the under and by ytue % The pow
and authority IN ana hy the said mortgage deed uon me
such gee thereof conferred WILL ~ two CLOCK T
n on Friday the sAth day ct June D. isI a. the norm
or Of he County House In THE city OF ottawa IN
the county al Sale and state OF illinois, ~ pHoe ~
iiop Ia he hghrs brat fiddler TOT cash. sell the SAD
,1,,eset nrsnIses being the following. 20 Wit: Lots
nurnte 81 seven eight. nine and ten. IN hocA nnltst
i,hrep in Gre,n'- Addition 70 the city - DuawA me
county Of IA sse state Of Illinois. Win al bnllnEs
ana IN prpFtmsats thrreou. and ali te r9ht I'VE inlere
- -s,fy OF redemption OF the said john d usie a
of the said NAhal Dlmse bis VILE '.sir r, ~ 80 -s
therein. A'"i' sss..
pstsd Mar,A -. isss. "a A0ng.S'e.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Mar -. lS7:,.
Whea,-Prime spring, sl50Hsl.j5.
Rye-g;c
Bariey-.,5c
Oats-4Gc@5Dr
ton-GI-,atbi.c
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A subordinate Union was organized, and
J. b, Knightpresidcnt elected or one year
Rev II. i. Taylor, of Sheridan, addresses
the Association next Tuesday evening
ITE3I'S
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CEuTAUR IMMINENT.

There !. no pain which nc ,on'aur Llnment will not re
peye ne swelling II will not sutdue and no lamcncss which
IT Will not cure THIS & strong language. but 1t Is true
Where The parts are gone It's effects are marvellous 1t
has produced more ofrheumasm, neuralgia, ockaw,
palsy sprans swengs caked breasts scalds burns, salt
eus earache &C. upon the human frame, and of strains
SPAWN gals &C. upon animals, In one year than have all
other prstcned remedies since the world began Iii conn
terrrtant an ahcang pain reeyer Crpples throw away
their cruches the lame walk poisonous bites are rendered
harmless and the wounded healed without scar. It's
no humbus The recipes published around each bottle. l.
aepg A no article ever before Sold and It sells because It
does inst what IL pretend do Those who suffer from
rheumatism pain or swelling deserve to suffer fthey wino
use Centanr nimcnt More than 1000 certificates ofremark
able cures including frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism
govt running tumoys &C. gratis, to any one requesting It,
One bottle Of the yellow wrapper Ccnaur Lniment worth
one hundred dollars for spawned swcencd horses and
mules or for sheep stockowners this ln
ment is worth your attention No family should be without
Centaur L.niment. J. b. RosE & Co., New York
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SETTLE up,--Gridley & Perkins are about to
wind up business, and desire to settle up all out
standing affairs Persons owing this firm are re
lucsted to come in at once and square accounts
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A CARD.
TO THE SUFFERING.

The Rev. william H. Norton, while residing In Brazil al
Missionary discovered IN that land of medicines remedy
for CoSsUMPTIoN, ScRoFuLA, SoRE THROAT, CouGHs
COLDS, ASTHMA AND NERVOUS WEAKNESS This remedy
has cured myself alter all other medicines had failed
Wishing to benefit the susrlpg will send the recipe for
preparing and using this remedy to all who desire 1t FREE
OF CHARGE
Please send envelope with your and address
1t. Address,
Rev. WILLIAM II. NORTON,
mar22-ly G16 Broadway, New York City.
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Ottawa quotations
ottawa Wholesale Market
'vpoFtedby RIALE BROS, Wholesale and Retail Gro.
GERS, No. IL La Sale street.

GERS, No IL La sale street.
OTTAWA, Mar -, 1873
But little grain coming In, and prices entirely
unchanged, except for eggs, which are lower,
i!c being the ruling price No dressed pork
coming, and consequently no quotations. We
uOlltc pricCs ma k,llowa.
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Interesting to those who are Afflicted W Ia
Chronic Diseases.

For there cure for you, although you may have tried in
vain heretofore and failed to get relief; you
tn you come to DIR. J. WARD. You will not be dlsap
poied finding that which you have sought long
-trre blessing Of health restored.
DR. J. WARD Is now permanently located IN Ottawa.
once up stairs Mrs. Gregss Millinery Store Main St.
0tsawa, Ills. J. WARD, NJ. D.
Ottawa, June LIST, 1872.
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PHoToGRAPuIC HEADQUARrERs,-Pho
and ambrotyping taught at Wilson's picture gal
lery, Ottawa, Ill.
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NOTICE TO FAnMERs.--S W. Hupp n Co. will
run the Bellrosc warehouse the present season,
commencing April first. VIII pay thc highest
market price for corn, oats and live stock. Will
also keep on hand all kinds of lumber.
s. W UUPP & Co.
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BATCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

This superb Nar Dye the best ia the rOrld The only
True and Perfect Dye. Harmless, Reliable
10 disappointment no ridiculous tns unpleasant odor
Remedies III effects OF bad dyes and washes Produces
IMMEDIATELY splendid Black natural Brown leaves the
hair clean, y2 beIifH The gcnuine signed W A Batch.
Flor. Sold by all druggists. CHAS. BATCHELOR.
Nov. l2,'t2ly Proprietor. y. Y.
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SONGS FRRR PIANO.
Mailed, POSTPAID, OH Receipt Of Price.

Darling am Lonely Now. Song " chorus .. Stewart.
Sweetest Song d chorus ....................D banks.
Matte NAV. Song chorus ..................D banks.
Lost and Saved. haiiau Donnlker.
Farewell Darling till we Meet Rosewig.
Think of me. Darling. song chorus. ........ Mers,
Asking Blessing from Mother Song cho., Stewart.
ReCollectons OF childhood. Baritone Song. :. banks.
Thou art no longer Mine. Ballad ........,.. banks
Hear me say my Little Prayer song chorus Pratt.
Close the shutters, Wie's Dead. Song chO, Stewart
Ethel Dreeme. Song chorus Persey.
Quit dat Tcklln Me. Song Dance. Hays
Dead but not Forgotten. Song chO. Hays.
.Meet me, Maggie Song Chorus. HAYS.
Father OF ALI sacred Song Panreron.
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IOWA IAND-.-The undersigned are agents to-
large tract OF valuable land. both Improved and IN
-- Er linton and adjoining counties. IN Iowa; also N
Missouri AL business entrusted 70 - will b. attended 10
fh promntnss and fidelity. We Keep team % show ll-l
In our vicinity nee Of charge. !. GALLOWAY & son.
Cr'st0U. Taga.
zr- further Information. apis 20 -h g 4hoTne.
OTTAWA rls march =. 1-s.-'f
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Exchange on Chicago, New Yor2

mn nENT-A Dwelling House and SIXTY tire
Acres OF Land, not quite three miles IRON the Court
tfs The l.r e-tle and in eNcelet order and under
od fence beautifully situated the north bank OF the
1Irots west of OTTAWA. good barn. stable. orchard and
vel on the premises and good cellar u te house ApPF
10 VIM H. Mysatt on the adjoining property
January l, lsiS-eoNt lhoNN> bAHeNElL'
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We CURE the habit PxElsASENTLr
IlDhlnH CHRlr. QrICK, without suffering or
lit HIWI lncdnyer eRce. Describe your csse
VI SOIsb Address :. e.. ARMSTRONG, n De-
EATERS. Berrien, Michigan. Pc! Boxe
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IL. yORCE,
Gold and Silver Platter.

jan. p salsS ~ Columbus street.
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AGENTS, A RARE CEANCEl
HORRIBLEt

suffered with CATABsH thirty years. and cured BY
mRe remedy. Wlsend receipt postage free to all sflc
ed. Rev. T. j. MEAD, drawer lI6. Syracuse.N.i y.
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USE tne fSelsnser bash LOCK and hupportto
FASTEN YOUR WINDOW,

No spring to break no cutting sash cheap durable very
easily applied holds sash OF any place desired and sell
fastener when the sash down Send stamp for circular
Circular and six copper bron ocks any address
In the T. s. postpaid on receipt Of 50 cts Liberal induce
ments to the trade. Agents wanted Address MESSENGER
SASH LOCK CO., No. sSAarket St., Harrisburg, Pa.
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John" said stingy old hunk TO his hired
man, as he was taking dinner, do you know
Low many pancakes you have eatenE
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BUDGET OF FUN.


THAT UNFORTUNATE DANBURY Boy
When boyis in haste to go somewhere or
lis own account is not exactly the time tC
send him elsewhere on your own account
But fond Danbury mother thought differ
ent She wanted her boyto carry some things
down stairs, when he thought he ought to be
out doors tickling the carman's horse Bul
he took the things. He put mirror under
one arm and clock under the other. Then
he took chair in each hand, and hung pail
OF dishes around his neck and filled his
pockets with tumblers, and started for the
stairs Just as he got to the top to commence
the descent, the mirror slipped, and in an en-,
leavor to recover it he lost his balance and
went shooting down to the next floor, accom-.
panied by all those articles, and making an
earthquake at every bound, Coming up
stairs at the same time was the carman. He
saw the danger, and had sufficient presence
Of mind to shout "Hey, you, go back" But
the boy did not hear him, apparently, for he
Kept right on, and by the carman, leaving
that unfortunate man to follow on his head
The cries and crash brought the rest of the
family to the rescue, and the discOnsolate
youth was saturated with arnica and tears,
contrary to the advice of the carman, who
suggested that he be driven into the earth
with mallet-Nens.
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The man who lives Just back of US, Chubb
has yellow tom.cat whose intelligence is
almost human Chubb's cat possesses voice
ike a Tuscarora Indian, and when it gets out
INTO the yard on moonlight night and meets
D cat with different political views, and rea
sons with it and INDUCES in animated con
Versation, and lifts out handtuls of fur, you
ian hear the debate for a mile and half
Chubb used to be much annoyed by the con
tinual disturbance, and he would disperse the
meeting with bullets and other proicctiles
But at last he noticed that his remonstrances
had no effect. The more soapcups and boots
he fired into the yard the louder his yellow
tOm-Cat would scrcech; and when he would
bang away with his gun, the cat would send
out wild, unearthly yowl which would wake
people within fifteen squares and set eleven
Or eight thousand dogs to barking. 1t seemed
so queer to Chubb that his cat always refused
10 nave on when hit, that he determined one
night to watch it. Just at dusk he observed
that cat drag about twelve inches of old stove
pipe out from under bush and crawl into it,
Then the cat inserted its legs through four
holes that had been punched in the iron, and
with its body clad in armour, il winkcd at
Chubb, and rambled off to attend the mass,
meeting. Chubb says now that he wouldn't
take a thousand dollars for that cat; but if
we do not tunnel under Chubb's yard some
night and blow his tom-cat into eternity with
4 submarine torpedo, it will be very singular,
We admire ingenuity, but vociterous tom
cat makes us unhappy.
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RATHER HAwKY.--An Iowa correspondent,
sends the following; A man in Iowa being
bothered with hawks eating his chickens,
conceived the idea of getting rid of them in
the following manner: He set pole up in
the middle of the field about twenty feet high.
On this he fixed cross piece, so balanced
that when hawk lit on it, that it would
drop down little and touch piece of iron
On the side of the pole. With this piece of
ron there was connected q wire which went
down the side Of the pole and connected with
q galvanic battery. On the top of this cross
piece of iron at the top Of the pole, a little
nitro glycerine was TO be placed, and when
the hawk lit on the crosspiece it would be
Immediately connected with the battery and
the nitro lycerine would go off and finish
The hawk He got the thing fixed to suit him
al but the putting on of the oglycerne.
As he was Ginning down the pole after put.
ing it on he accidently caught his footin the
wire and -. Well, he didn't know what
happened, but the local papers all said it was
a sad affair." and the widows new husband
says it was perfect success, and is going to
get patent on it.
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\ Dixon youth who had heard his father
frequently talk horse" was urged tC
70 O.school He was cautioned to tell the
teacher he was not under six years of age or
ne would be rejected. Eyes" said he that's
al nice enough to talk about, but suppose
she looks in my mouth"
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4 young priest the other day who was ex
mining IA confirmation class in the south OF
Ireland, asked the question: What is the
sacrament of matrimOny?" A little girl at
The head of the class answered; Its place
Of torment into which souls enter to prepare
them for another and better world. "Bein','
said the curate, "the answer for purgatory
put her down to the fut ov the class" "Lave
her alone" said the parish priest, who was
standing near, 'tOr anything you or | know
. the contrary, she may be perfectly right
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\ lady, returning from an improbable trip
u church, declared that when she saw the
shawls of those Smiths, and then thought of
The things her own poor girls had TO wear, il
il wasn't for the consultations of religion, she
did not know what she should don
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A man who will take newspaper four OF
i've years, and then refuse to pay for it, should
begin his qqamc with h and end it with az
and put an in the middle.-.W. GiIead co.
Register.
The editor who viii send his paper to q
man for four or five years without getting
pay for it, should begin his name with an ]
and end it with an !, and put two O's in the
middle>-Limd (O) Democrat.
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rs Mike McCloskey in the ranks" asked
. commander-in-chief, as the army stood in
line of battle, Here, Gineral," said Mike
stepping forward. Then let the engagement
begin" said the General That is the way
Nike tells the story.
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How one thing brings up another said &
lady, absorbed in pleasing retrospection
Yes" replied the practical Dibbs IAN emetiC
for instance"
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Why, you've eaten fourteen"
Well, said John, you count and I'll
.stn
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\ certain little damsel having been aggra
yatel beyond endurance by her big brother
pumped down upon her knees and cried
90 Lord! bless my brother John. He lies
he steals, he swears; all boys do; us girl.
cont. Amen"
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4 lady thinks it very strange that whenever
-he goes to the theatre with her husband he
always goes between the acts TO get some
cloves To chew.
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