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The only machine In tho world TINT
washes fanncls and woolcnA without full.
ing. Il b slmple has but two rollers /;
cannot poaelbly gct OUT Of order and lits
Into any tub. Clothes cannot become m.
tangled, and u will wash bed quilt or 4
wrlStband perfectly. Il u nolsslcss, snd
d0ss noe wear or tear the clothes.
oeoDe % ~ 1evv Rv1es ~ oS.s0.
A child con work Il easily. II wanhes
four Shirts q cucc. Also Skirts. Collars,
md Wrlsl.bands clean. Il u tho favorlle
everywhere. All who 80 this machine In
operation exclAim
~ = ~ Wsglll 1sllei has oonell
evs!1hody buying h satisfied With the
6glelol Washer.
g MOI for sale In your place, send M
o760 and 10 will send you Washer by
e1peses. o., Il You prefer. will scnd ono
Agoaie wanted everywhere. For terms
aa0 Illustrated circular address
D1xSrox vrAsnxa Co.,
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uysTRUMENTA1. Music

Fairy Fingers Eusy NnsI, small Hands
81 ~
Magic circle Easy Music, sm,ll hand. , 10
Young Pianist, For yrnnH players ! 10
Pearl Drops Easy dance music i7h
Musical ilrcrcations Moderate dilicnliy ~
Pleasant Memories = u Ia
,inllrn Chimes, rurlor music kinkcl ~
brilliant Items. | ~
Thu above arr also bnunl In cloth.
gilt sides, price, e2,h0 each
Pearls Of Melody A collection IL Music
fur advanced Players. l.en,,ls 800
il.gntl, hnnnd In cloth AMI ~. 4.oD
Peters Edition III strauss Naltsaas III \
volumes, price, sa,oU Vi boarl., sl,oD each
Ia cloth.
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IHHII NFAINNIN FkNIAL SINNIIN
WHAT MIGHT HIVE kLEN EXPECTED"
a story fur HOY,

NHWFl TIT UWyA,
IN FRANK II, STOCKTON.
author " rlng-a.llng " kunMlabou
Ramhles, etc Mr., stockton Ii unr II the
best Of our American Writers, The scene
Of the sto,y II laid In Virginia. The ho,-
hero Inns started out With ii gun III hir sL.n,.
asr, nnl W. msy b. snrr there will hr no
end III fun aud adventures,
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M lies. Stories will b SplesAial! l,lsanle'
"Jimmy John Stories,'
u, Mr., Amy NORTON hiAx,


Author or Tho William Henry letters
william Henry md Ills Friends, and
Lucy Maria twho has the rare md Imp.
ply gif. Of knowing how IL delight shc young
peaplel viii appear during the year. There
will also be- Short Htarie~, Papers on Sell
encc aud History, Natural History. Wild
Sports, and Adventures, Sketches uf Travel,
Fairy Tales, Poems. rnssles, cLaralss,
Iingles, Fun and Fancy, Instruction, Enter.
sainment mud Delight Something fur NIL.
frnm father aud Mother to the naby. The
illustrations will be thc best Tint the Artists
.f two continents can supply. and Will BIZ
printed with greatest caro-
FOk VERY LITTLE FOLKS.
aur pages In hlg type and easy words for
thc youngest readers. which hive hccn "a
hit from the Grs. will hc continued. The
children will be glal to know also, that tho
department of
JACK IN T NJ PULPIT
In 10 BIZ il permanent feature oi ihe mavaainc.
Jaek will tell snlne Of tho mast curious
things ever heard, and make himself gencr.
ally entertaining.
We have undertaken IN make the hest
magazine possible. for tho little fulks. ~
WILL IN thoss WIN arc older, Every number
nf ~ Nicholas Will contain COOL reading
matter for boys anl GIRLS ~ MI agrs, bel.,lcs
| II great ,le,l IL hearty and innocent fun.
christmas comes hut ane. u year hut ~.
Nicholas, thu new magazine fur buys and
girls, e"lnrr every month. |, has already
VIM the hearts u tho young folks, md thu
Little cAsiarsn 49, rsyi"K ~. - Naehpaas
NJ xast ioe.oee rhilln- " ysslhs nnls MappJ
ny ST. NICHOLAS AT rnE HOLIDAYS.
IT Nicholas, NJ enlarged contains ono.
third moro matter than Our Young fulks,
thus giving y great variety fur all With IL
great Literary and pictorial Attractions.
and ~ beautiful Printing, |, will b. fonnd
" b. tho cheapest magazine In tho world.
Subscription Price. q n year. Tho Two
back numbers fpr November and December
1879, will bc scnt 10 NIL subscribers Tor ~
without additional charge Pour Months fur
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News nvalrrs on tue atusu terms.
Money may be sent 10 IN In checks rayA.
Ortrrs, or In Registered Leiscrs Money In
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( SlIIll SIoRy ri + TIoVDplDeE,

Late Editor of Our Young Folks" which
higgins IN thu present number u.her Emi.
neut Writers we'll known ~ the readers IL
tunr Young Folks have been engaged
We ire thus enabled 10 present 10 the pub.
lie Il Magazine fur Children and Youths.
superior IN every respect to any ever before
published. --------
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.N1MrOx TROUBLES. !
A seorY TOR s.tsls.

ny OLIVE TiiaRNf Mrs. Harriet N. Milet.,
4 great favorite with the children. II Ia n
.ood, strong, wholesome story " girl life.
anl will be full 81 interest for both boys
md strls,
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OeN0rELLEA. a~e card.
WEBSTER leOtAE. sevMsr Elsa and
Mtkh Sc.
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Insurance Igemfs.

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.FAkT FRlCNDa.'

ny ]. T TNUNHNIhNF,
une of the mos. popular writer's for young
folks In America Neadrrs Of jack llni.
nrl. ! a Chance fur Himself and "Do.
ing Ills best y Will understand what Il q nj
,al treat N In store fur them la Mr.. Trow.
bridges new story
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Harness Makers.

s11LLEA. vREO. 49, ~.
MALTni, ~. A.. sAsp nsxs deer Jewel.
~ store.
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Iercfers,
JAsiices n tAs Peace.

sWENs0N GLE. East side " Ein q
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Srruil,la, or Kings Evil, White

SWcllints Elccfe, Ertslprla SWri.rI Neek,
Gnttr. Selutnluns determinations ftnl,lru,
determinations Mcfrllial Affections. Oil
Sores. Etariiuas ~ tir sim. Satc l.,es rte,
In ,her, n IN MI aiheF .tat,lWhllai II.
cases. NALkERs NlSniaa Etiflgs lao
shown Their great curative l0Wels Ill lit
mast ti,st l,iui,, ttilu iilt,urtahl. ru8rs
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" VvvN WWVNs
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eNtldtMG opposite Uepss.
WEoArkN. 4. q. sOGs With q. 2,
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-01-09

In addition 10 the striking novelties and
great li,cra, y and artistic attentions ALREADY
offered hy -, Nicholas thr hr.t features
of"uur ionns Felix's Will 10 retained
ST n cholas" has hesn rnlargc.l new con.
tiibntiunr have Lrcn secured. among them
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81. Nicholas & '0ur Younq Folks

The publishers ofss Nicholas. Scrihncr' i
Illustrated Magazine Tor Girls aud l,oys.
take pleasure In announcing TIN, by IN mr..
rangemens with Messrs. ] u Ossonl . 10,
,hsir popular Magazine
!" Our Young Folks !"
Has nrgx MERosn IN .Sr. NICHOLAS. :
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For Skin llisrasrs. Enpllnra. Tel.

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l'as'tsl,ta. l,nils, tnthttititt#, nirs MINI.
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and Diseases II the shll II Whatever latue
~ nature. arc literally dr. up aud tA4li.,I
~. NJ tie system hi i sle.t llsiu ~ tie lie
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Neat Markets.

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Pin. Tame. md ether Worms.

IHFkiht III TIE Is atNlI q = ll-l7IN FIlH9Aits,
arv uilse.nall. destroyed ANIL removed, VI
ststun u nclirli,r, IL sn.lA.lugrs, III III
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itkp lhnsu lltftrra
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FOk VERY LITTLE FOLKS.

oar pages In bls type and casy words n,
hi, from the Grs.. will hc continued. I'll,
children will be Ylnd to know also, that I'll,
department of
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WaoeN 10ESTS
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MeMos 1Quere.
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&ANDs MA. ,. - - a..
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WEAVE0 ! AVERY, N the D,eeh
SLEEK eppssos< sAs pest ealcs.
Mal.x. SOesNs West side - Elu street.
Msrr. w. ,. sSneh slide ~ Market NJ.
CAWAnUs J. .. 0Fse deer esuth 81 The
oTlek Mech.
AvGA1l1, y. Z aeAsA side sf MART q
street. aSe a..
WHITE &. I. Ne. DStck Dleeh
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Teilors.
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For Female COMPLAINTS. Iii ,o,ng

ever saailnd lis impurities bursting through
Tho skln In rimples, Linniuns. az sntes
cleanse 1t when you ilAtl Il ol,stfuriea md
sluggish iii tho veins; cleanse i, Mhvn II Il
foul your feelings will tell YIN when krsp
tho blood pure, and tho health VI tho systenl
Will fullnM.
n. u. MCDONALD u CO..
OrueRtstA mil tisn Asis. Va. Frualssu eallf,rnia.
and eur. II Washington Mud thAtinH Sta y. y
Autd by AL NrMExtsts aud Dealers.
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rheumatism, Gont Dlliuus, EelIt.
ten, nntl Intermittent InA.,a lh.NastAel
Tho iIland, LAYER. kliaets nuN iii4,bef.
,heac li.llrra hasu IN eunal. sch p.sea=ns
nrc caused bv vi,iAipi tsluNl.
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gagged IN Paints unl Minerals. sAeli ;ls
Plumbers. TtpA.sv,tsrs .,.lanpatns, MA
Mtn,fs, ia they advance III lite, afn tailre.
~ paralysis ~ the l'uwps. II rall
against tla!s. take ,luse 1T NAtkta'a YIN.
MAR ElIsrIus uniall lINi1f IL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-01-31

The main line extends from Kansas City, Mo.
and Leavenworth, Kansas, both tlourishing cities
on the Missouri River, through Central Kansas
and Eastern Colorado G39 miles to Denver, Colo
RADIO, and with several hundred miles of Branch
cs, in addition, reaches every portion of Kansas
Colorado and New Mexico, and all of its fertile
valleys. Rare opportunities are offered for ac
curing homes in q section OF country unsur
passed for fertility and health. The State Capt.
tall State University, State Agricultural College
State Normal School, Blind Asylum, &c, of Kan
sas, are all located immediately along the line
ahd the educational facilities generally are un
cqualcd. BY rcfcrerce to the United States Ag
riCultural Reports, it will be observed that Kan
sas had greater yield to the acre of the cereals
than any other State, and Gold Medals and Di
plomas Ior the greatest and best display Of Frui
and Agricultural, Horticultural and Mineral pro
ducts, have been awarded at the Great EXposi
tons and Fairs throughout the land in competi
ton with the other States For the tourist an(
invalid, a varied and charming landscape is pre-
scented; and tho delightful air Of Colorado, and
the now justly celebrated Cold, Warm and Hot
Springs, in the vicinity of Denver, have given re-
newcd life to the weary ane have restored health
to the sick. Don't fail TO take Il trip over The
Kansas Pacific Railway and if you want q good
home, be sure to settle along its line. You car
obtain Maps, Circulars, Nc., giving all informo
zion, by addressing General Passenger Agent
PR, Kansas City Mo. If
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-01-31

"How many sacred ald hallowed associa
tons" says one, "cluster around that dear ant
loving name as memory takes us by the hanC
and leads us far back to the past to that happy
time when blessed by the counsels and advice o
the now santed being we called Mother"
"She was an excellent woman" was the re
mark Of those who had known her longest ant
BEST as the subject of this brief notice passed
away from the tolsome scenes of earth to The
blissful rest of the better land" on last "Christ
mas Eve"
Sarah Rhoads was born at Brownsville Penn.
in 1901. She came to Ottawa in 1871, widow
with seven small children, and soon after set
tied on the open prairie about a mile northwcs,
of Dayton, and continued to reside there TIL hei
death.
To rear and train her children for useful and
honorable positions in life was her liie-work
and nobly did she fulfil the more than mothery
task Few among the many noble women that
came to this new country forty and fifty years
ago have combined so largely in their character
the sterling qualities needed in pioneer life
Energy good Judgment stability, integrity, gen
crosby, tenderness and piety were combined in
a rare degree in the character of Mrs. Rhoads
and by these noble and fragrant qualities, :" be
ing dead" she yet speNkcth to her bcrcayed
children and the large circle of friends she ha:
left, sorroWng at her departure. Mrs. I. ha(
long suffered from an affection Of the heart, dis
case that suddenly terminated her mortal life.
She had often prayed that she might be spared
extreme suffering, and so it pleased the Heaven
ly Father to order it. She died rs one falling
asleep, sustained by the comfort of an immorta
hope
Her end, though sudden, was not TO her uncX
pected-nor was it an event for which she ha(
made no preparation. Her whole life had beer
a preparation, so she was rather as one lcaiting
like "the faithful and wise servant" with lamp
trimmed and burning, the coming of the Lord
"And blessed is that servant whom the Lord
when he comcth, shall find so doing" And thus
it is-a long life that has been living testimony
in all the gentle and sacred ministry of home
and social life needs not at its close many words
of eulogy. Nor yet should such a life though
quiet and obscure, be allowed to pass into for
getfulncss. "PrcciOuS in the sight of the Lord
is the death Of his saints" And it is "a voice
from heaven which commands us to write
" Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord; :
they rest from their labors and their works dc
follow them.
OF the late Sarah Rhoads it may be said in tn,
words of wisdom, "IIcr own works praise he
in the gates" and her children arise up anC
call her blessed"
Then let us live like her, that
When life's day is DER,
And evening gloom around our path doth lie
Our spirits from this world may go
To seek that world beyond the sky"
COMMUNICATED.
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SMASHED AND SQuELcHrp-Ihc above are
words full of meaning which will be added 10y
future photographers TO the next dictionary,
When fcllcr" gets his affections all snorlcd up
around some girl get, so that she is the object
of his admiration; in his dreams at night and
crowding herself into lis thoughts all day, that
Teller" is said be "-mashed.' The same term
aprlfc~ to a lady who becomes affected in like
manner with q "fcllcr" When a "fcllrr' gets
smashed" with girl and She "gocs back on
bim" then lac becomes "squclchcd,' and 'c.
,,ra. These words are used as nouns, verbs and
adycrbs, Just as convenience may require. IIav-
fng defined the words We proceed with this item.
such or the mcmbcrs Of the Board Of Supervisors
and Of the Grand jury As attended the reading,
" the magnificent Siddons on Thursday evening
last at the Opera House and became "-mashed,'
are hereby Informed that tha' beautiful lady j,
married, and hence they are "-.V.,ohod'
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PUBLIC PRINTING.-The Secretary of State
estimates the cost of public printing in this
State from Nov A. 1912, to Nov 81, 1873 at
$99,0034G, of which $13,715GS was for cleo
ton registers under the registry law.
Whether the sums paid for public printing
are extravagant or not we have no means OF
telling, not having any statement Of the
amount of work done before us; but Of one
thing we are quite certain, and that is that
the $137156S paid for registry blanks are
sheer waste. This whole business of rcgstra-
ton is farce. As the law is now carried
out it invites rather than restraints illegal vot-
ing, and yet it costs the various cities, coun-
ties, &c, of the state $4,000 year to have
this useless registration made. 1t is entirely
too expensive piece of tomtoolery, and
should be abolished.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-01-31

CHARLES II. SPuRGEoN.-C. II. Sturgeon, of
London, has been engaged MS the special con
tributor of The Christian at Work As he writes
for no other paper in America, admirers Of this
great preacher, would do well to send to their
publication office, O2 Chambers street, n. Y, for
specimen copies. 7. De Witt Talmage, as editor,
and Sturgeon, as special contributor, make a
strong team
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When the kidneys and liver do not act health.
fully, the system becomes congested and clogged
up-the bowels constipated, and the wastes of
the organism remain in the blood and become
fruitful sources of disease. Hamilton's BuChu
and Dandelion will open up the sewerage of the
system, relieve all this state of affairs by its
action on the kidneys and liver Try it. kneuss
and Smurr LorriauX have this remedy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-01-31

BILLY BrRGEs-' BoY.-Somc time ago Billy
Burgess, the athletic and obliging janitor Of the
school house in ward 3 found a suit Of clothes
large enough 20 fit small boy. This WIS good
for William. lie tried To find the boy, but didn't,
which was bad for the boy Then he tried to
find a boy to I'LL the clothes, but couldnt, winch
was bad for Billy; but he did find boy who was
too numerous or the clothes, which was bad for
the boy and for Billy as he is now obliged TO get
larger clothes for tine boy. Now, what William
wants is To find some one who vii! trade him q.
set Of eight year old boys clothes for six year
Old boys suit, and thereby make two boys and
Billy happy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-01-31

BUslNEss.-Last Thursday was a busy day in
Ottawa. There were more teams on the streets
than have visited Ottawa on any one day for q
long time. The stores were crowded with peo-
pie, and money seemed to circulate quite nim-
bly,. Even suspicious nickel which we paid
for apples came back to us seven times during
the afternoon, snd we expect TO hear from it a
few times this morning.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-01-31

Ofoourse the London papers are full OF the
ceremonies at ST. Petersburg attending the
marriage of the Duke of Edinburgh with the
daughter of the Emperor Alexander. The
royal example was largely followed all over
England, and the day was marked by mar
rage or two in nearly every church in Eng
land.
An official despatch from Zanzibar removes
all doubts as to the death of DR.. Livingstone
Spain.
The Carlists on the 25ll had report at
Bayonne that Santander and Portugualete,
+, wo important positions on the northwest
coast, had Internationally surrendered to
their forces on the 22d, and that the entire
Segovia battalion, with number of arhllery-
men and engineers, 1900 Remington rifles,
400 minnie rifles and two cannon had fallen
into their hands. A later despatch, from gov
crnmcnt sources, however, contradcts the
report
The publication Of the Igualdad, a liberal
newspaper in Madrid. has been suspended
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-01-31

If you will chew tobacco, use the Fountain
at Smith N Rising's-the best in the market
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No, WE TuASE Ycu,--The cyclops who drivcls
in the Pee We ro'ls rs an unfortunate rs
though we were IN need Of sympathy. Not any
for rs from that quarter. As we are perfectly
healthy haze three square meals day and {
good appetite for each, sleep well, and ncyc
having purposcly wrongcd man, woman q
child in our life, have a clear conscience, and be
ing not only out Of debt, but having money ahca,
and little that We could spare as a loan to som,
responsible party, we need no sympathy. not
only this, but should the carroty headed patriot
who prctcnds to do the editorials in the Pc Wa
feel like erecting monument to hi, Niger sub
sttutc, killed in the war, we will chccriul'y DO
nate dollar for that purpose.
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burns saltrhcum, cartchc, &C. upon the human IrAme
and Of strains SPAWN CALLS &C. upon animals IN one year
than have all other pretended remedies since the world be-
AN It's couulcrrtant, an aihcalinG pain reeyer'
rpp,cs throw away their crnchcs the lame walk poison
bites are harmless and the wounded
without scar It is humbug. The recipe Is published
round each bottle. It's selling no article ever before
sold and It sells does Just what prccnas to do
Those who now suffer from rheumatism palm or swelling
deserve 10 suffer II they viii not nee Centanr Linmeut
More than 1900 certificates OF remarkable cures Including
frozen limbs chronic rheumatism govt, running umos,
&C. have been received We will send Notwithstanding
certificates the recipe &C. gratis. TO any one requesting H.
One bottle Of the yellow wrapper Cananr Iniments worth
one hundred dollars spawned swecucd horses and
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-01-31

BOARD OF SurERvlsoRs-This distinguished
body, the County Congress, has been in session
since Monday last The proceedings are of the
usual sort at Il general business meeting, and
will be published in the official form next week
The Board will adjourn this morning.
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