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4 wanierer. foo. sore anu "eAfr,
s,ons beneath some friendly siaie.
60 n,. travelled far, and cold and i.ea.y
Has been the waste through w..,.s he SRA:
oarkIy DER the past he finds
His hopes, like dead leaves. s:,eweG.
And now he only feels the winds
That howl around him, ae.ce and .uSs.
70 him il seems that lie IL sou:.
de fears. yet Tonga for death.
And pray that here, within the hour.
I'nconsciously, he may resign his breath.
Ills ianguid form on the ground !ls th:ows.
And sadly Graves eternal rest.
In vain his closed eyes feisn Iepos.,
His heart still aches-aoae. uub:essed
Alone: unbiessed' And is shere Lear: 50 Ion
That in the dark hour Of distress
It calls, and hears no ans Versn. tone.
And pines, and dies for one caress'
aye. there are times when mass ..:.sa
TO all that he should prize;
Ills selfish aims lie vii: our.uee
Though misery to yuin a.ess
But. though from human :.eass 6eSas,eS.
Tie lOrsaken pilgrim need aos weeys
Hinistering spirits, a fat!l:a. guard
viii loves untiring vig. keep.
Zen now there's one whose soss apssoaeb
His dull ear fails to note;
Sier sweet lips breathe mild 1e?roea@
She signs: ''Why ..e from me Semats:'
2ie hears her .oce-fs own grows stioas@
"Ob, Hope, away" lie sterniy cEie~
600 oft / We heard your sirens sopse
-FOUR promises are .ies. are lies
And Hope, abashed. han s. down Aes aeaSs
:;Or ventures more 20 speak.
Some bitter tears she fam must sned-s
They steal in silence down ;le, cheek.
y Hope in teafs: Oh. eaddess Ia"
That e'er to the wandsrer came:
Bis anger then must fade away.
And ashes lie beneath the fans.
de looks on Hope with streaming eyea.
His heart is in the dust.
Now there is nothing lett to prize.
His lifelong friend he tears TO tyus:'
But Conscience now lifts Up her voice.
And speaks in Justices name.
She speaks, regardless of his choice.
And burning words her bold lips frame.
migrate :" she cries, land do you dare
Tour woes on Hopes fair breast to lay:
Your days were given to Folly's SHARE
With Pleasure danced your uIghts away.
II you had heard Hopes voice Alright.
And valued her sweet strain,
Your days had passed in pure delight,
That knew no shade of after 2ars
Now, then, take up your pilgrims load.
Call Courage TO your side:
Let Reason point the surest road.
And Hope your steps will guide
We ali are pilgrims here below.
And oft our waBderings have no a.mo
We cross some vale of frost and show.
And then, for cold, say Fste's TO biame9
Charmed by the bright. deceitfu: S.owo
That shines in Pleasures face.
We dream Of her wheleer we go.
And seek her smile il, every place.
oh, softly lies the weary head.
When in Reasons lap it finds a :es:e
The heart to happiness is wed
That leans on Virtues breast
Then do noble thoughts arise
And chase all shadows of disifesl:
Hinisterng angels. from the skies
They're sent, the exile's !ot to b.esA.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession Of Celestfne DOryilIes widow
of Felix II Loze.
GECOND DfSTRCTCOURT FOR THE PARISH or
y Orleans. No. aS 557.-Notice is hereby given to
the creditors OF this estate. and to al! other peg.
herein interested, to show cause hin ten
days from she present notification. any thev
have or can whS the second provisional account
presented BY the Elementary executor Of the dec
ceased should not be hOmOlOgsted and approved
and the funds distributed in accordance theyew.sls.
By order Of the Court.
se59l3 FRANK PACE SR C1err.
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Succession Of Marie r. Peltier. widow Of
ROuoh he

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARlSH
- of Orleans NO. 20 533-NOtce is hereby gwen
to the creditors of this estate and to all other peg
sons heren interested. 70 chow cause, within ten
days from the present notification. ii any they
have or can why the account presented BY u
Joseph Pelter administrator, Of this estate, shor6
net BIS homoogated and approved and the funds
distributed in accordance Herewith.
BY order of the Court.
seq 10 IT. FRANK PACE JR C?erse
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Succession Of A. w. Walker.

CBCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH
- Of Orleans. No. 81 .429.-Whereas, e. T. Park er
has petitiOned ire court for letters of adm in.
istratiOn on the estate of the late A. W. Walk or,
deceased, interstate. Notice is hereby given to all
whom It may concern tn show cause within ten
days why the prayer OF the said petitioner should
not be granted, 80 .
se5 10 PRANK PACE, JR. Clerk.
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. Succession Of Mrs. Ellen Cullen,


CRCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans, No. 81, 4e2.-Whereas James Cullen
has pettoned the court for letters OF admlnistra.
ton on the estate OF the late Mrs. Ellen Cullen,
deceased, ntestate. Notice is hereby given to al:
whom It may concern. to show cause within tes
days why the prayer Of the said petitioners SHOULD
By order Of the Court
s-591 = FRANK PACE JR., Clerk.
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~nccession of Mrs. ,laric Ruppert.

NUCCcSSIVm VI U1TBo ,N1HT1C hupperI0
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
- OF Orleans, No. 81 367.-N0tice is hereby givea
to the creditors of this estate and to all other pea.
sOns herein interested, to show cause within ten
days from the present notification. If auy they
have or can. why the account presented by the
adpinistrator of this estate should not be homol"s
gated and approved. and tbs funds distributed in
accordance Herewith
BY order of the Court.
sec 10 I3~ FRANK PACE. IF Clerk
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spiritually, we are all on the same level.
feel SO every day. and try and teach it and
live up to it.
AS for myself, for the last three or four
years, that girl never was much in my way;
our spheres were too wide apart. NV com.
my dresses were to be made. and she was
an adept with the sewing machine; yes,
am always truthful, and give every one
their full guerdOn Of praise, and am ready
to declare, that with the least bit of driving,
ut the sewing machine, could get more
work out Of that girl than from any two
paid sewing women.
AS member of the family, that girl was
amenable to all the rules of the school. and
her acquaintance and associates were un-
der the strictest surveillance. About eight
months ago the beef and chicken question
came to a crisis, and Miss Wilkins had been
very properly instructed by my mother to
give greater attention to it's details. It
seems our most promising pupil, the daugh-
ter of deceased California gold mine
owner several millions in her own right,
and hearty eater, had written home to
her'guardians about the condition OF the
table. The monetary crisis just then had
played sad havoc with the pay ment OF our
tuition bills, and We had to be very careful.
Miss Wilkins took matters in hand, and,
must state, to the great improvement of
our table, We all noticed that prior to this
she was to q certain degree Indifferent to
the, fault found by mother as to the food;
but now, if word was said by my
respected parent as TO the quality
of , the meat or. chickens, though
she would say nothing, her eyes
wouks FASH In fact, she was sen&fiFA
about it to.s degree. That girl Aeld the
grocers, and butchers, and milkmaE,s, add
fish dealers accounts, paid the bills, simply
giving mother thesdafly anodnts expended,
keeping q little Get of books, and sitting up
~ nightA - was very proper, to keep them
straight, for mother 10 . very strict business
woman. Somehow or rather that girl was
rather onwen for week or two. and did
aos venture out. One morning, just %
was gong down stairs, saw . massive,
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The trembling dew Drops fau
Upon the shutting fowers-Gke SOUS .: ses:'
The stars shine glori0usiy-and a..
Save me- are bleSts .N.
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amount Of omitted property from the assess.
mcnt of 1873, and that he add or deduct the
rate per cent of addition or deduction, as
provided by this board and the state board
Of equalization; also the various rates per
cent as fixed for the taxes Of 1873 accord
ing to law. All of which is respectfully
submitted. f. II. SPICER, Chm.
On motion the report is adopted by a vote
of the board, and ordered to be spread upon
the records together with the petition sub
mItted herewith.
Supervisor Clark, from the committee on
fees and salaries, submitted u certified copy
of rule made and entered in the Circuit
Court appointing two assistants for the
recorder of deeds of this county, and with
It the following resolution which is adopted /:
Resolred, That the recorder of deeds of
La Sale county be allowed the sum of $3.50
during his term of office additional clerk
hire to be paid out Of the fees Of his Office,
and that the five hundred dollars heretofore
added to his salary shall be part Of his said
allowance OF seven hundred and fifty dollars.
Supervisor Johns tloduced the follow
ing resolution which on motion was adopted ;
Rcs0Sced, That the proceedings of this
board be published according to law in the
paper having the largest circulation in this
county, and that the sum Of thirty dollars
be allowed said paper for the same, and
that the further sum OF ten dollars be
allowed each of the other papers of this
county that see fit to publish said proceed
ings, and that the clerk be authorized to
draw his order On the County Treasurer
for the said amounts
On motion the board adjourned sine die,
!, Hubert \. McCaleJ, County clerk in
and T,.r tIs T,ppt,- of I "a Slllp 0Ol Stutn pt
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Az AFRICAN WAR.--A few mornings ago there
was an exciting skirmish on Main street be-
tween couple Of hurly damscls Of the African
persuasion. one Of the dusky beauties said
something uncomplimcntary as to the general
moral tone Of the others character, and sail ying
orh the injured one entered the premises Of
the other, and "the cruel war; opened The
battle ragged pretty much all one forenoon, and
victory hcsitatcd rs to which of the dark bellig-
crents she should favor When the fight was
over, victory, like a sulky jade having declared
for ncthcr-thc match being drd'c-thc room
was found to be strewn with such articles as
bustlcs carriers, false hair" red hair'-wool-
the genuine kinky, glossy sort, corsets, palpita-
tors, twhatCvCr they arc,) newspapers done up IN
wads, to be worn little below the shoulders, we
suppose, as cushions to prevent hard backed
chairs from interfering with the spinal marrow
false teeth, hoop skirts, and, in fact shrcds of a
general assortment Of female "duds." An armis-
ice for week has been agreed upon, so that
bungcd eyes and banged lips may be allowed
time to get reduced to their former elegance OF
shape.
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on motion of Supervisor Flaherty, the
resident paupcr list by towns for monthly
allowance to paupcrs was READ and cor
rected and ordered to be approved.
Supervisor Johns introduced the follow
inc resolution which was adopted
RpSplred, that all money allowed as monthly
allowance TO paupers shall be drawn rs
early as the second day of regular and
adjourned terms of this board.
Supervisor Klovc, from the special com
uii,cc TO investigate the county officers &C
counts introduced the following preamble
and resolution, which were adopted:
WuERrAs. il appears that there l.. due to
fine clerk of the Circuit Court the sum of
21ti ~ ~ fees for issuing papcrs, swearing
iurirs Nc. therefore
Pc,oIce2. that the amount OF $3.50 81 be
allowed said clerk out of said fees To make
thc amount of his salary, and the amount of
s1G3 3G for clerk hire over and above the
amount allowed for said purpose
Supervisor Klove, from the special com
mittee 10 investigate the county officers &C.
counts submitted the following report and
an his motion the same was adopted:
Nnur committee, TO whom was referred
the reports of the different county officers,
hacr Innyc IA renor, that they have examined
,he hooks and records of The circuit clerk,
recorder and sheriff and find them as far rs
,to,, Lo,.n hcon allie IN ascertain IN he cor.
roc;
Adjourned ,o o O'Clock u IN.
Attwo O'Clock u. m. the resolution of
cuneryisoy Morrison bcrc,oforc introduced
rcsr,ndinc ali former resolutions passed by
The BOARD of Supervisors pledpinp the
cnuptv 10 aid in the s,lm oc onc.fourtb Of the
eyncnses toward substantial BRIDGES beinC
~ GrS, husincss in ord,r on n1,ion ,Le
.nU was laid mon the table
Smnorv;sor Wiley chairman Of Tho snecio,
,,np,;,,oa m consult with Tho (';rcnit
I.'IDIa raI,,;yo IN the Additional nIorI, hirc
= rocnrdcr,s Office snhm;,,ed mo fn,In,y
ioi wv 49,, lilo, on motion ,voS ado,,,nd
INK lopoi' 'n,i,,oo 10 whom ,,as $3.50 ,ho
out nf Tho RECORDER If tho co,n,, ', ~
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DIR, n. OIHS,

OF Chicago formerly of this pa-o will visit OTTAWA at
Clifton Hotel first Tuesday OF each month for treating
all diseases Of the Eye and Ear suTgcay or otherwise
Operaonsfor cataract artificial pupil inverted lids closure
Of the ear Duct eye srasshyloma and the removal OF
tumors and morbid growLs of every description Artificial
eyes and ear Grs inserted without pain previous opera
ton Granular eyelds the most equen, disease IN TIE 1cet
,Vdicdiiy ami permanently C3Ged
From his Icing experience In treating diseases of the Eye
and Ear lie feels confident in stating that he nearly
every case Chronic diseases also treaed Consultation free
Largest stock OF Artificial Eyes IN the West.
December 10th tS.O.-u
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1t now appears that said petition has been
mislaid and cannot be found. Your
committee have, however, investi gated the
subject matter of said petition and find that
outstanding tho SAID appropriation OF
81, 900 wasa made in violation OF law the
County Board cannot institute proceedings
IN law against themselves, and would there
fore recommend that that portion Of the
prayer of the petition be not granted
Report adopted by vote of the board.
Supervisor Flaherty introduced the fol
lowing resolution:
Rss0leed That the States Attorney be
allowed the sum of six hundred dollars as a
compensation tor services as County At
torney for the year commencing Dec i, 1873
to be paid quarterly out of any funds in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated on the
order of the County Clerk, provided that
the said States Attorney file in the office of
the County Clerk his written acceptance of
said sum In lieu Of all fees or other charges
against the county for his services as COUNTY
Attorney.
Supervisor Edgccomb moved to amend
by striking out six hundred and inserting
three hundred Amendment lost and rcso-
luton adopted.
Supervisor Wiley introduced the follow.
ing resolution, which was adopted:
That S25 be appropriated from the coun
ty treasury for the benefit of James Clark
of the town of Earl, to be used at the discre-
ton of the supervisor Of tie said town of
Earl.
Supervisor lIogc introduced the follow.
ing resolution, which was adopted:
That the clerk lie instructed to draw his
order on the treasurer for the per diem and
mileage allowed by Law to the members of
.his Board for their actual attendance atthis
session
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EXHAUSTED VITALITY.

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Super, isOr Proceedings.
Continued from Page .,

WEDNESDAY, Jan. IS.
Board called to order by the chairman.
Supervisor Gallagher, from the committee
on roads and bridges, introduced two rcso-
lutions, one making appropriation of two
hundred and fifty dollars for the town OF
Adams, the other making an appropriation
across Rat Run, in the town of Manlias
Both resolutions were lost.
Supervisor Lynch, chairman Of the com
mittee on Court House and Jail, submitted
the following report:
Your committee on Court House and jail
claims would beg leave to report that they
have examined all claims presented before
them, and recommend the payment OF the
following, and that the clerk be directed to
issue orders for the several amounts TO The
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Interesting TO those who are Afflicted with
Chronic Diseases.
For there for you although you may have tried In
vain heretofore and failed to get relief but you will find
itf you come to DIR. j. WARD. You viii not be dlsap
pointed finding that which you have sought amer long
the blessing of health restored.
DIR. j. WARD Is now permanently located in Ottawa.
Office up stairs Mrs. Greggs Millinery Store Main St.
Ottawa, Ills. j. WARD, N. ID.
ottawa, June lst. Is1s.
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Gbirago a0bertiserS.

rrHE ONLY NECKTIE FASTENER Patented
l That BANISHES the "Iubber x<KN-r- GHg
Loop" and good collarbutton for - (aV3 A1ksx1eI
cents with q neat black bow, 81 cts; AK VIM wv
fancy, % cents. Manufacturers want. Cy9 "
ed to take II royalty Agents SH
wanted. j. A. HARD, Patenae, ?7 South CLARK Street,
Room A, Chicago.
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Exchange on Chicago, New York
Ottawa. March 18th, 1871.
The H ousehold Panacea & Family Liniment.

the best remedy In world for the following com
plants Wiz Cramps in the Limbs and stomach Pain II
the Stomach, Bowels Side Rheumatism in all It's forms
Bilious Collie Neuralgia Cholera. Dysentery, Colds Fresh
Wounds Burns, Throat. Spinal Complaints sprans
and Bruses Chs and Fever For in,efnal and external
use It's operation is not only relieve the patient but en-
rey removes the cause OF the complaint IL penerses
and peryades the whole SYSTEM restoring healthy action 70
Sll It's parts, and Quickening the blood.
THE HOUSEHOLD PANACEA i purely Negetaole ana
AL Healing. Prepared by CURTIS BlsOWWN.s-
For sale by all druggists. julyl2iy
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I, Williams constable services. zoos 605
7 y In,nuv 1895 II u
4 VI Mason, j. =. services, ~
ma. Jmhns cnm on fire proof vault, 81 30
II Head, 4 nquests, l62 w .. W. W.
Cullen X Sapp. copy pro. OF Board i'"
j II Pckcns, com. 10 settle with Co. ,,,o
officers, ~ ~
On motion report adopted.
Supervisor Flaherty, chairman OF the
committee Oh paupcIs submitted the follow
ing report:
Your committee on pauper claims would
beg leave to report that they have examined
all claims presented before them, and recon-
mend the paymcnt of the following:
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INIITN fVIIN INIIVFItNtt Oi III VIU -
MRS. WIESIOW'S SOOTHING SYRUPi Is the prcscrip.
the best Female Physicians and Nurses In tile
United States and has been used thirty years with never
falling safety and by millions Of mothers and chill
dren FROM The feeble infant OF week old to the adult 1t
acidy OF the stomach, relieves wind cole reGu
lates bowels and gives rest, health and comfort to
mother and child We believe to be the Rest aud Sues
Remedy IN the World In all cases of DYSENTERI AND
DIAHkEA IN CHILDREN, whether II arises from teeth
Ing from any other cause Full directions for nsng will
accompany each bottle None genuine unless the fac smile
OF CURTIS Il PERKINS is on the outside wrapper sold
by all Medicine Dealers. julyl2-ly
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Children often Look Pale and Sick
From no other cause than huving in the stomach
BROWNS vERMIFUGE COMFITS
VIII destroy Worms without injury the child being per
fecty WHITE and free from all coorng other Injurious
ingredients usually used In worm preparations.
CURTIS d BROWN, Proprietors.
No. 2lj Fulton Street, New York.
Sold by Druggists and Chemists and dealers in Medicines
Al Twenty I'VE Cents Box ulyl2-ly
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On motion the report was cOncurred in.
Supervisor Ferguson, chairman of the
committee on claims, submitted the follow.
ing:
Your cOmmitte on miscellaneous claims
would beg leave to report that they have
examined all claims presented before them
ing and that the clerk be directed TO issue
orders for the several amounts to the several
claimants as follows to-wit;
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THE "MARS" COLOGNE.

This extraordinary Handkerchief Oior is designed tor
those who are particular and cultivated in their tastes IL
ia blending OF delicate perfumes--a boQue OF sweet
smells Put up In one. and three dollar bottles and
sent by express everywhere.
BUCK g. RAYNER, Chicago,
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OFFICE AND DIsPENSARY:
1871 South Clark St., cor. Monroe.

AT NIL other times this the only place he visits profe
siODally) lie may he found at Chicago.
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FRIDAY, Jan 80.

FRIDAY, Jan. 80.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
supervisor Stout, chairman Of the com
mittoe to settle with the county school
superintendent submitted the following
report which was adopted:
Your committee to settle with the county
school superintendent would beg leave to
report that they have examined his book of
accounts presented before them and recon-
mend the payment of the following:
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Spsfial Nptires.
5psfial 1lotifes.
DR.. j. 3. WALKER,
OCulis t and Aur;5t
Who has ,ractlced in this city since 1859,
may be- consulted
AT THE CLIFTON HOTEL, OTTAWA,
on the FIRST SATURDAY il Each Month,
As follows:

n the FIRST SATURDAY in Each Month,