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Baltimore Episcopal Methodist.
vi. e. Florida Conference.
President Oglefh 1rDe College.

'Smmons' Liver Re,ulstor Ii certainlv q sr.~-
fc ,r tn class Of olainis which it claim Il
re "-kEv. DAVID WHLs.
maHISdiaAAN
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Hon. 1ier. II. Stevens.

81 occasionally use, when my coalition requires
IL, Dr. Simmons Liver Res ui4 tss, With good eff
| FEET. Hon ALEX II. 5rKvsAA
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DOCTORS BILLS.

Your Re ,u' ater u one Of the test fasily medi-
cines 1 esef uss0. have not spent one dollar for
my fanny for medicine in i've ye rs, only for
your Regulator, and mustsay 1t does all It s.ys IL
will. You also reeommened IL In Cello 1sr
Stock. is having Cared . nne mule o. mine worth
Five Handred do. lars. J. A HhLsON.
Macon, Ga,
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which was intended to 60 to the country as al
imputation upon the fairness Of the Chair
The Chair says this to the exclusion, as i
has right, OF any othe- member from dis
cuseing the subject farther. The Chair now
proceeds to announce, in . proper anG
formal manner, the vote upon the question
which is now for the first time handed him
and all statements to the contrary are posi-.
lively and UNANIMOUSLY false. The Chair
says 80 on honor. [Applause on the Dem
ocratic side
Blaine-That is very parliamentary Ian
guage.
The vote was then announced-ayes. I2l;
nays, %.
No quorum voting. the Speaker said: A
quorum has not voted.
Mr.. Page-I move the House now ad-
journ.
Mr.. Springer rose at the same time as
Page and vas recognized by the Chair.
Mr.. Page claimed that his motion must
be put.
Mr.. Springer said; My point is this ::
Whether quorum of members, although
not voting, are in their seats, and whether
the Chair will not take cognizance as to
that TACT?
The Speaker pro tem.-The parliamenta-
~ inquiry is q very pertinent and proper
one. The Chair decides that in counting
On the presence Of quorum it cannot go
outside Of the record just handel up by the
clerk.
Page-I renew my motion to adjourn.
Springer move q call of the House.
Blaine-I rise to q point Of order.
desire 70 have read, Is explaining the point
OF order. an extract from the rules
The Clerk read from the Manual rs fol-
lows: 1t = not in order, On private bill
day, 70 call up and consider motion to
reconsider . vote On public bill, if object
I'd to, except after postponement by a
majority vote, Of private business.
Blaine (resuming) This 10 . public |
matter which is not here properly. 1t is
here in de6asee Of the rules, BY the ruling
If the Chair, Tor which the Chair could sive |
10 reaaos, and which Is night in he teeth
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p.rament. furnishes the following diagnosi
Of his condition:
At eight o'clock this evening Mr.. Biainei
case is one of cerebral depression, produced
primarily by great mental strain, and sec
ondarily by the action of excessive heat
There is no appoplectic congestion, or effu.
sion, or any symptoms of paralysis. HI
has free use Of his limbs, the pupils of hi,
eyes are natural, he has spoken several
times. and recognizes his family. He lies
quietly, breathes naturally, and is disposed
to sleep. He has responded excellenily To
the treatment, and have every reason 70
anticipat. . speedy and complete recovery.
At l2:45 a. m. Mr. Blaine was still sleep
ing quietly and naturally.
OMAHA, Neb., June 9.-The "Republi
can" Of tomorrow will contain an import
ant statement from j. II. Willard, a Gov
eminent Director of the Z. p. road, in re-
lation to Governor Harrison and his share
in the Blaine charges. Millard states that
Harrison seems to have acted from the first
in the interest Of Morton, as the Presiden-
tial candidate. When Harrison heard,
three years ago, about the Fort Smith mat
ter, he saw an opportunity to aid Morton
by making the allegations public at the
proper time, and he declared to Millard,
three years ago, at a directors meeting in
Boston, and has often repeated it -ince, that
1t the proper time, If Blaine should be in
the way, he would tell this bond story, and
kill Blaine as a candidate.
Willard states that he was recently in
formed that it was intended by parties or
posed to Blaine 20 kee- this q profound
secret until the Republican Convention as
sembled, and to spring it on Blaine then
and there, 30 that he could have no oppor-
tunity to sindicate himself.
In respect to the Kansas Pacific matter Mil
lard states that Blaine has a witness to biz
(Blaine's) business in the person of lead
ing Democratic Congressman from New
York, Who knows all the facts, and knows
that Blaine had nothing whatever to do
With il.
LAWRENCE, Kan, June The arzu-
ment for new trial in the murder case Of A..
John W. Chamberiin, was made to-day, but
without eject. The pr;soaer vas sentenced
y Judge Baasett to q yeas 1t hard lsbor
m the Stste PsnitsntiaEy.
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LATER-The Illinois delegation held Its
meeting at noon, when ballot was taken
with this result: Blaine, "a; Bristow, 4
Washburne, 2. Speeches were made by
Senator Logan and Col. Ingersoll in favor
of unity and a solid vote. The result was
that the two Washburne men and one OF
the Bristow men experienced change OF
heart Ind agreed to support Blaine. The
two absentees are for him, which will give
him 80 votes. The Burnett House is filled
with bands and glee clubs making music
for Blaine
The New York herald., 1876-01-30
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUSEMENT s-9ru PAcE-sd. 4th. 9TH and 9th cola
AsTRoLoGi-lith PAcK-4th col
BlLIIARDs-srn PAGE-6th col.
boARpERs wANTED-larH PAGK--2d I'd 9Th and 5ih
BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-l2rH PAsE-5sh and
RE9SkyS ssSSktyS P4esO,A fe
susINEss oFPoRTuxITIEs-5rH PAGE,
hFSL ssT9E F6R s1il9i1 a1i
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-2D PAcE-Sd and 4th eoiA
c591chMKX AND SAEpESERs,2D PAss.4.s s:s col .0
63NS1y D64NNSTEf soABpYn2 rasPs Pss5 s1 col
BRy 70 t4 h ana sh fG AND US
EyRdPERS FcnPs PassS sos Sse coz sS
ExCHANGE-srH PaGE-2d col
PINE ARTs-sru PAsE-eth col
F1RNisEp FF11R SHfSrR ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
linn PAoE-6th COL. and 18TH PAGE-lst col
FRENcH PAsrh col
HEkF E fAd e'
HoRsRs, CARRIAGES &c-srH PAGR-lst and % coils.
aousEs R6oNs %c P4e.s,h col
EssEY GfY hcSoKfs cse col HUDSON CITY AND
BERGEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-iirH PiCE-
LEcTgRE sEAsoS.eru PAer-sa col;
teSr LosT AND ID FouSD-isT P4sI-sd col H.
aATRIMoNiAL-srn PAsK-2d col
@ ss
MISCELLANEOUS PAoR-6th col
sES .lfl1s% ross sSl P4os-s.A col
NEWSPAPERS-SrH PAGK-3d col
PERSONAL-lsT PA0E-1st col.
PIANOFORTES ORGANS. &C.-0rH PA0K--Sd col
pR0POSALS-SrH PAGR-5th COL
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALEs-
PROPERTY our OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-llTH PAof-2d and Sd coils.
REAL ESTATE TO EXChANGE-llTH PAGR-3d and eth
coils.
REAL ESTATE wANTED-1lrH PAGE-4th col
RELIGIOUS NOWCES-lsT PAGE-2d col
RESTAURANTS-11H PAGE-4th col
REWARDS-lsT PAGE-2d col
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEAALES-2D PAGr-ist and I'd
coils.
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALES-2D PACE, Sd col
SPECIAL NOTICES-1sT PAGE-2d and Sd coils.
SPORTING-DOGS. BIRDS. &C.-oTH fAoR, lst col
STORAGE-l2rH PAGE-6th col.
THE TRADES-2D PAGE-4th col
THE TURF-9rH PAGH-1st col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-lirR PAoH-5th
col.
rRAvELLERs' GUIDED PAcE-sth COL
CNFUkNlSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
l2TH PAGE-Ist and I'd coils
WANTED TO PURCHASE-8rH PAGE-6th col.
WATCHES. JEWELRY. &C.-l2rH PAGR-6th col
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE Oh
TO LEr-llTH PAGE-2d col
WINES, LIQUORS, &C-12TH PAGE-6th col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C-10TH PAGE-eth col
The New York herald., 1876-01-30
DRY GOODS.


A SPECIAL NOTICE
LORD a TAYLOR
have just received from Calcutta sare. real India
Cashmere shawls which they will offer Monday. siss
instant. at the following remarkably low prices:-
SIPS former vAiu. $500; $3.50 former s2so si7S
former value $3.50
New and segan, design, IN Delhi and Juuans shswi'
suitable for carriage wear. unsauallsd prcss-sls
value sss s25 former $40; ss5 former value
500
A visit of inspection will amply repay.
cAMEL's HAIR sUITs
SIS sls. $50. s2s, SIS
camel's Hair Suits, plaid silk trimmed, SIS.
camers Hair Suits. all silk under.kirs. ss7.
cAmsis Hair Suits. Over.kirts and Jackets SIS SIT. $50
s22. SIS
cAmers Hair Suits, trimmed SIS reduced from ssa
choice lot Of handsomely trimmed Costumes At SIS
Creates, bargains yet offered
Also.
AiO, of sh, silk Pousee and MOhar Costumes suitable
for travelling purposes
viii sxeesn, opportunity to purchase
On advance Of regular season. vsry desirable goods
AZ unusu ally low prices
oolsred Cashmere popular shades s2s upward
MOURNING COSTUMES A SPECIALITY.
Complete Outfits constantly hand order II hou
notice.
no DISAPPOINTMENT
i ALSO.
EVENING DRESSES on short notice
DINNER. RECEPTION and CARRIAGE DRESSES IN
silk velvet ochoies shades, extremely low prices
Black sink cosumss syshly trimmed from $40; cOlsrsd
slks, $50
sNiss NAS5hs AND bNe oRSasD9 SasfSASSz sSirs
From 81 so TO $40.
Swiss overdrssa. neatly trimmed, s. so.
chfdrens Plaid Melton Suits. 50 so.
chndrsns all wool Plaid Suits, S. IS.
childrsn's all wool Cashmere, silk trimmed, SIS
chdrens Cloth sacques s. up half price
goods offered at last
FlAnns- tycoon. reps. serge and Cashmere Wrappers.
suitable for house wear In great variety
prices which defy competition.
Particular attention Is invited to our
CLOAK DEPARTMENT,
which being daily supplied with and original dssigns
In Fur Beaver, Diagou ai and other popular eoths
Plain Beaver saeques, So 50. SO, sl2
small lot Of Velvet sacquss half the original cost
Stylish Opera CoAks quilted silk Innings, from Sl3.
IIADIRs' AND CHlLDREN'S UNDERWEAR.
The New York herald., 1876-01-30

WEDDING OUTFITS
Our long experience in this guarantees prom
hing perfect satisfaction in every particular
The New York herald., 1876-01-30

| OF BEAUTY,
| or DR. r. COUDRAY'S
"CREME BLANCHE"
Is THE SECRET which gave and brilliant
complexion TO RX-ExPREss EUGENIE L. now sold At
81 WEST i4TH ST. NEAR MAcYs.
| 364 BOwERY. CORNER 4TH ST.
The New York herald., 1876-01-30

Aiargs os Of Night Dresses full iaundrsd Handsomely
tucked. hand embroidered. half the original prcsa
corsst Covers from e6o
Dressing sacques. from 75c
Imported sacquss. hand EN- mbroidsrsd. s, 50
Complete Troasssaux from 500
All the popular styles Of Corsoi Pansrs A a. vsy isv
prlcsA
Particular attention paid 20
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-16
GEO. s. ELDREDGE
i''UTTTTVT TWTT.
S,~TAII: Oh" II.iL NoI'~. hh shLLE &C SIS

S,~I'AII: CsE' II.iYL NoI'-s. ~ SALE % IS.
y In &c CiT,.H uvtMeitnf, ip "ythy I"" D. 1854
In tHuBceTV. . r, ,,..
Robert wilson and william J. Nhltmore 'N Tie Ottawa
NauuitCtlring Company, william II. ". Cushman. Alex
auder NJ Brucn Join a. Hoes, Frederick bronson 10
20 Leland Dwight +. Cameron. Charles a. Force @pun
+. Mash, Charles DeaAO, William Hcaliu- and William Is.
Elston a..
clerk of SAID court that said defendant william s. tSo
Is not resident 81 said state, aud SAID CompHLaDiS nav
Iuv filed their amended b. OF CumplnHt M sd court, on
the chanccry side thereof tie l.h dag u August A. D.
1876. herein, and summons having been issued ueieoA "c
COiGinE to law, ,,.,...-.,.-. ,r.,
Notice therefore Is hereby given 20 said defendant VIII
liam = Ea,4n that uuieSs you shall personally DE- ana h
pear brfoe court SAID ttrm tLeepl 10 De- hoa az
Inc Court House In Ottawa in said county, on TIE tg
Monday of January next y. i~il, tNheR Hd where SAID
umnGns is rcturnap and plead, Hns| er demurrer kept
an and The matters and things therein prayed Tor drurecd
accordingly. CHARLES II. hOOh' 'islh'
j. b. IIck 4. G.. s. ELpREpGH, SOLICITOR. der4-lw
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D.dcDouGALL, ComNlt's Solicitor. dec


J
/ - q tia Circuit COEt heJe2L To J'GWhy IpW ls''.
In hWcgV. ,, =, .
seer obadiah vanN oorns, Zacharah VanN oorhS. Jacob
V. NauVoorhIs, Peter Naukorhs Cathgrlne EanNoor'
his Samuel l. NanNooihis, Samuel NauNoorlis SaiaIi
Jae Vail olivia Lawson, Annie Veach jusGph E4nE"or'
his Mary VauV oors Alhna bearing, Charles Vail an
VUrhis Lawson, Sarah c. NanN ana Coert Van
appearing from affidavit on NE in the ofce OF the
cCk of satd court that said defendants. Obadiah Van
Vohs, Zacharah VanV oorhis, Jacob " D. NatNooTh
Jer VanV Catharne NunVOornis. samuel L. Van
yoorhs, samuel NanNoorns, Sarah Jane VAIL oyla Law
SON Annie VeaCh Joseph NgnNoorhs. Mary NanNoorhs.
Anint bearing CHI Vail NanVoorhs Lawson. sarah
VanV orhis aud Coert NanN oors are not residents OF
state and said complainant having fled ms blll ct com
nann said court the ChanCefy si1e thereof on the fs
day october 49, herein and summons having been
issued thereon according to laws ~ ~
Notice therefore is hereby given to sald dcendan 0ba
dian VanVoorhis ZaChariah NanN ooris Jacob v Van
VOlrh!s Peter NanNoOrhs, Catharinc |dhN oOrls, Sn
ucl H. NanN oOrhs, Samuel NanN Oorhs, sarah Jane VAIL
olivia Lawson, Annie Vcach, Joseph NanN o3rhiS; Mary
NanN uothis, Albna Dearipg Charles VAIL NanN ourhs
LAWSON sarah G. VanYools and Coert Van VoCrhs, ahd
the unknown he OF Cocr ~ NanN Oor deceased that
unless You shall personally be and appear before shl
m said term thereof be held at the Court House In Otts
wa in said county, the third Monday OF January next
A. D 1876, CNhen aud where said summons isreturnaWcD
and rlead. answer, demur except 10 sali b c same
will ne taken confessed against You. ana te matters
and things therein prayed Tor dCcrecd acrorWngiN.
~ CHARLES II. HOOK, Clerk.
ptytf,t gnN e .Soa, Solicitors dec Nv
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D. McDOUGALL,


CI7A'I'E. - L. ILl.E N<bSS-, La SALE Co SIS.
- Comfy court n Ia sale COUty u he dhGdIy Term
\ D ia. 80 -
H. Albeity Executor of the Last VIII Of Oliver II.
Sgle deceased Robinson p Siger, Coleman J Siger,
Francb SglCr Felix T. Siger Oliver lane Siger, Hannah
l.. Snnorn Frank Sanborn and Francis oliver Sanborn-
PelHiOtf 10 sell real eStdte 10 pay de6tS.
Afluyi: OF the noneSdence of OYer Lane Sigler ana
Coleman j. Sger. defendants above named. having been
fled nhe office of the clerk OF The County Court OF La Sale
count notice is hereby given to the said Oliver Lane Sger
ana Coleman j. SiIer that the said plaintiff T. n. Al
berty Executor of the Last VIII OF Oliver H. Sigler de.
Ceaset has hed his petition In the SAID County Court OF
La Sale county order sell the premises belonging
to testae of said deceased. much OF II as may be
ncc TO pay the debts of said deceased and described
follows witt The south half OF the southeast quarter
OF quarter OF Section Thirty two In township
meridian containing twenty acres more or less ana mat
been issued out OF tins court against YOU
reunabc at the December term A. S6 OF said court to
he hldcn on the second Monday OF December d 1876,
at tn curt House in ottawa, in La sale county nols.
No., unless Won, the said Oliver Lane Slger and coleman
j. S"r shall personally be and appear before said County
Cour OF La Sale county on the first day OF term thereof
to behodeu at Ottawa Ia said county on the third Monday
January 1877. and plead anSweror demur to ne SAID
cOmdanGns petition filed therein, the same md the mat
cs nd higs therein charged and stated VIII be taken
as cncsscd and decree entered against you according
10 ilp prayer OF said bill.
OtgWa. Illinois, November 9th, lei6 .
u rDoUC ALL Commits Solicitor. dcC2iw
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RICHnLSON & SNOW,
-gIJNUIIOVV
iffUyusV' at IifII.
ST'ATI. OF II.I.I Sot-'' Ia ALLE : Is o..

ST'A'TF. OI' II.I.I - ots1. Ia = LLEt o. IS.
y h, ne f,ru. Cgtt Usie0G ~ Jit"UH I." ie'-
In ItGlceiV.
Mary L. Williams rs. Charles williams.
II apprarn, from uidtyIt on hie In me "hCtol we
is not resident OF said state ana sa,l cgln.aan'
having 0led hpr MI Of CON plant aIl court on ~" clhn
ery dp thereof on the first day OF December A. H. 100
herein and summons having byon,saed ht'roh hcSoE"s
TO law .... .,..--.,..,
Notice therefore, is hereby given % sald oechdAh
Charles Williams that unless you SHAH personally ne 9i
une1r bp ad court said term thereof 70 D. hed Al
the Court House in Ottawa. M sa:d county, on e Hfd
Monday of January next 1874. twhtn ana Nhcr" sll
,ln0ns urnahe plead et. drWurr or except
Ia AID iii the came viii be- taken Tor confessed against
and lie matters and things therein pray "a Tor dcrctd
y,ccItGirgiv CHARLES Il. HOOK. Clerk.
rl,. ,,,''.', L. S,-,,y SolIciforg dcCZ-ig
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lRgal.
GEORGE M. LELAND,

UIHer ~ thQhceTy.
NJASTEIS'S "a l.. E,.-Notlce Is he, Is given,
w That by virtue OF decree made and ente Of record
py the Circuit Court of La sale county, state Illinois, at
the January term OF said courtA 1870 IN ain cause
then pending IN said court, the chancery side thereof
wherein John D. Young and Jeremiah Ryon partners In
TRACE Oy the name and style Young Ryo, were com.
plaihahts, aud Joseph Clark, l., ander B. kemrk and
rteth day Of December 1876. at the hour OF ten
SvoS IN me forenoon OF said day oler Tor sale at e
sou door of the County House In Ottawa, In satd
county at public auction ano will then sell TO the highest
bldde The Toll wing described property, being the same
ordered by said decree TO be Sold that's TO say Southwest
quarter OF the Southeast quarter OF section twenyeght,
n township thirty -four north, in range three east OF the
thd principal meridian In the county Of La sale and
state OF Illinois.
Terms Of Sale: Cash. GEORGE NJ. IL LA VI.
Dated Dec. g. lS1G.-3w Master in L..Mcery.
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No lest about this: It's simple statement
If fact going the rounds of the newspapers:
Into every married mans mind there sooner
or later enters the conviction that he cannot
dress his wife IN plain clothes and keep Tue
current of her affection for HIM flowing at a
.nrinr. rpshet gait
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-16

A San Antonio, Texas, paper says; The
champion fibber OF the state is IN our county
iail. A kind.hearted clergyman asked him
how he came to be there. The fellow said,
with tears in his eyes, that he was coming
home from prayer-meeting and sat down to
rest fell asleep, and while he was ssieep mere
the county built the Jail around MN, ana
when he awoke the jsilor refused to let him
out"
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They have arrested bigamlst for literally
hacking his second wife into mlnce-mea'' ne
admits everything. Miserable ana sahgui
nary ofTcnder!" says the Judge sternIy' o!
what were you thinking VIXEN you ouichefed
your unfortunate wife, Il was thinking II
The other one had been there nave hiaue
,nvsclfa complete widower while was about
i.M-parts phper.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-16

When married citizen Of SaLula, Iowa,
eloped with his neighbours wife the other day,
the Gazette, of that town, administered conso.
lation TO those left behind in these philosophy
cal words:-"1his community has no other
feeling than sympathy tor the relatives OF the
guilty parties. Such precious baggage as
reputation is entirely at the owner 8 RISK ID the
voyage through life, and not m iota of shame
or disgrace attaches 10 any one but the prin-
cipals"
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II. T. GILBERT,


S'TAI'E; q r. Ill .INOIs-, LA sALlE Co. SIS.
In ChgEc.tg.
Charles W Carey. By Minerva Polins, his next friend,
Sarah Thompson, Rosetta IhOmpson and Minerva Pons,
~ Samuel ". Raymond, Treasurer OF La Sale county IL
nois, GEORGE W. Carey, Alb iah Carey. AOsslom carey,
ceased.
IL apnerng from affidavit file In The Office OF the
clerk OF said court that said defendant Abih Carey does
NOT Ied this state that the place of residence OF salt
deiendan joan Carey and Ahslom Carey, upon dlgent
inquiry cannot be ascer;aned and that the names OF all
the heirs Calvin Carey, deceased other than Minerva
Poins Sarah Thompson, John Carey. Absalom Carey.
Abijah Carey and George W Carey unknown to the
conpaHnts. and said complanants having flied their bill
of complaint In said court the chancery side thereof
on the nth day of December A. ls6 herein and sum
mons having been issued thereon according TO law;
Notice therefore, IL hereby given to said defendants,
Abllsh Carey. John Carey, AbsaOm Carey and the In
known heirs Calvin carey, deceased that unless yOu
ami each be and appear before said court
at said thereof to be held at the Court House in Otta
wa IN said county, the first Monday OF June neat, D.
1871 when and where said summons is returnabe) and
plead, answer, dcmur or except TO said BILL the VIII
be taken confessed against YOU aud the matters and
things therein prayed for decreed accordingly.
T. W. HOLMES, Clerk.
II. I. GILBERT solicitor. dec9iw
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They had been engaged long time, and
one evening they were reading the paper To-
peiher. Look, love-! he exclaimed, only
Sl5 for suit of clothes" us 1t wedding
nj, =, she asked. looking naively at her low
er ooh no. he replied, "irs business
sni,,, "Well, mean business" she replied.
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Il. T. GILBERT.

ltOfufYO at Lar.
n oTICIc.-EsTATE OF lonN GARDINER, DECEASED
~ Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, EXecu
OF he last will and testament OF John Gardiner late
the county of La Sale and state of hOis deceased, viii
appear before the County Court of said county the
third Monday (being the 18th day. of February 1871 at the
County Court House IN ottawa, in said county, when
and wru all persons having claims demands against
said estate are notified attend ana present the same In
writngfOr adjustment,
Datet this 9Th day OF December A. u. 1919.
THOMAS GARDINER,
d6CLGw Executor.
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One of the teachers in a Methodist Sunday
school was "stumped" badly Sunday after
noon during the services Of the hour. lie
was te aching the infant class, ard, after eX,
planning the lesson as well as he knew how,
he threw open the question box, tiguratiVely
speaking, and told the children they, might
ask him any questions that suggested lAein,
selves. He was gratlfied by a seven.year old
rirl, who Immediately plped out: who's
ilectedg He couldn't tell.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-16

= IN He ,trtnt IJtJt he,t"f, 90 Jit"Hy -'"i t'''
In IHuUrs,U.
david Webster rs. Elizabeth Webster. ..... a.,
clerE OF said court that aid defendant taapyH wen
H. not resident of said state aud sai complainant nav
le M m of COMPLAINT Boz said court, on The cHnH'J
Side tla,ooL on f.e first dsy % b,CemhcI - p .-' .
Law; o.. -.-, .r...r.r.r+
Elafetn V.|,pr that lup,- yug -Hl f'lt1hal' h go.
apScgr before sId court 10 SAD term i.,F," In ?. I ~
40 Conn ,tgr. lu Ottawa !u ss!Q county. go .h' .
,tr, .r.r,, r..r A Id .--.. 'H.huU and where rall
sgt1no,s l. f,rurfaa and plead sl 'e., i'lHr ~ 'N
con- Ia ss.g Tli tie Same .Il Doe taken iar '''i,'l
against Won ar. 'tr u.stEgTs and il.r-- 'a. d. ''
trcgppl aC,..l.rEY. HAIL DO. .-' '.... IT,.
ErcU. Isr-. A. --"s. -.'...'uT.. - ''
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EnHN 3. RICE
s,rAr coz I.i.IIN0I'-. y o.

A-yTA'IN = or Lib Noii-' l.A s..l.a ..-2
- j.. NJ. E.F... ,..-f .r-.', ~ h''... '.'.. ' 700
IN frgHHrF..
Mari, q -e. ... s 'a.E1 Wla,. .,.,.
n sras.rtrg tom sldAy.f rT .' ID q. ..-.' Wy
-srty u, s.i r.rrr that SaT defendant All.hl "la'.
h. NJ, ,.s-- M AID state. ana .ii r" . .AEllS
-ide thereof lH LI.u cas- 90 NpFsH ~ '....'
and sgululs-- having been lH-utl tai'l a.s''Ar To
law: ... 4.--r.-. At.,-,
Notice therefore. j. herg7y cigrH % $40 r.
$3.50 49, =. d torn thereof - 'U .'il NJ he QUIT
Hous,. la OTTAWA in said county Hl l- .l-4 .iVl9 u
TsrDsr, .tt . % wien and laT. SAID SUNNI ui- j. i-
turnalal and .a. a.. answer, GerIE "r go ~ W ~
he srl. " m 81. taken Jog cunies-i G,l .l' ~ We
'lA'ssis Ai'4 '''-- al lT,lE- %. HOOK. Clerg-
Jouy Z. RICE. Solicitor. ho'--'N