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1000, 900 BOTTLES
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Centsallr
LiHliIllentS

have heen sold the last wear, and not one
complaint has reached W that thew have
not done all that Is claimed for them. In.
deed. scientific skill cannot 20 beyond
the result reached in these wonderful pre-
variations. Added To Carbolic. Arnica
Mentha, Seneca-oil and Witch-IIazel, are
other ingredients, which makes family
liniment that defies rivalry. Rheumatic
and bed-ridden cripples have by it been
enabled to throw away their crutches. and
many who for years have been afflicted
with Neuralgia, Sciatica, Caked Breasts,
Weak Backs, &C., have found permanent
relief.
Mr.. Josiah Westlake, of Marysville, O.,
writes:
"For years my Rheumatism has been so
bad that have been unable to stir from
the house. / have tried every remedy !
could hear of. Finally, 1 learned Of the
Centaur Liniment The first three bottles
enabled me to walk without my crutches.
lam mending rapidly. think your Lini-
ment simplya marvel"
This Liniments cures Burns and Scalds
without scar. Extracts the poison from
bites and stings. Cures Chillblains and
Frosted feet, and is very efiicacious for
Ear-ache. Tooth-ache, Itch and Cutaneous
EruptionS.
The Centaur Liniment, Yellow Wrap
per, is intended for the tough fibers, cords
anu uluSC1cS VI AOIScS, ululcSS dIlu dul'
mails.
READ! READ!
Rev. Geo. w. Ferris, Manorkill, Scho-
harie Co., N. Y, says:
"My horse was lame for q wear with q
fetlock wrench. All remedies utterly
failed to cure and I considered him worth
less until l commenced to use Centaur
Liniment, which rapidly cured him. /
heartily recommend it.
It makes verv little difference wheth er
the case be wrench" sprain, SPAWN or
hmeness of any kind, the effects are
the same. The great power of the Lini.
ment is however, shown in Poll-evil, Big.
head. Sweeny. SPAWN. Ring-bone, Calls
and Scratches. This Liniment is worth
millions of dollars to the Stock growers,
Livery-men, Farmers, and those having
valuable animals to care for. We warrant
its effects and refer to any Farriers who has
ever used it.
Laboratory of J. b. Bose & Co.,
46 DEFY St., New York.
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@ Preaching in the M. E.
Church tomorrow, morning and
evening, by the pastor.
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The author of book on etiquette
wants to be appointed Collector of
Customs somewhere, preparatory to
a second edition.
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81 Rev Gushing Eells, who has
spent long life in faithful mis-
sionary labor on this Western Coast,
will preach in the Congregational
Church. on tomorrow, morning and
evening. Everybody invited.
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kp..nkil ami William kirk Elled
Outright. Seven men more we're
reached. all seriously burned. and i,
is thought three cannot pos>Ihly re-
cover. Tie five men iunrisnuei ar.
I.bind two hundred tons Of coal dis
placed bv the explosion. 4 large
force Of miners are removing this
mass of coal some ,b,nk the inn.
prisoned men can DO reached bv
nigbt while others ,b;nk !, will Il.
;mnoss;bIe 70 l;ber,,e them before
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Temperance.
New York, May S.--Tho twelfth
annual meeting of the National Tenn
perance Society Publication House
was held this afternoon. William E.
Dodge was elected president for the
ensuing year, and long list of vice
presidents, including many distin-
gushed names. A resolution was
adopted hailing with delight the re-
ceht decision OF the court OF appeals,
; ntox;oot;on i;"ro ,no ao''s, n,o .lano ~
Nav VorL S.ata ond ,,"1;' on' ~ -
lec;s,.tura - mors ~ " a5a;t;o smI
foc;l;t;es 70 tho i,Ms;u.sa. o,,i;nn ''nnn
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The silk rraae.
New York Nav o-Tba ff.b ~
nual report of the American sill
Association shows tbot Tho cons,,n,r
ton of raw silk in tho IIn;teJ Stota,
for 1876 wos within IA nor oont 20
that Of 1875 which was Tho veor of
the loroest consnmrt;on ~ rooorJ
In Paterson the snm mid to sill;
onerotors w,os 60 400 od~ M NJ e'.A
erage advance on all sorts of silk was
100 per cent. Ordinary channels of
trade now are usually sluggish and
the immediate future offers few fea-
lures OF encouragement. Fraud on
the buyer by undervalued invoices
was one OF the causes for the de-
pressed state OF the market.
New York PostoiIlce Disaster.
W.su,xarox Nrovo-Th. oo,,,,;.
sion which bos heon ;rnn;r;nn ;ntS
the New York nostoff;ca d;soster NV. ~"
port to Secretary SHERMAN tbot +ho
accident was co1sed hv Tho Lrool;no
of an imperfect truss which wos me-
the kind approved or controcted foY.
second. that the truss was not exom
ined by n comnetent nerson hofora
nut TO the strain Tho oon,,,;ss;nn
believed the disaster fortunate in tbof
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Collision Mt Sea.

BALTIMORE. May s.-The steamship
.Ngr'abrry, arrived from Bremen, ran
into and sunk the Bark .i.or, hence
for Queenstown. Four of the crew
drowned.
BAL1IMoRE, May 9.-Tho Bark .fzor
was sunk last night near Cape Henry
by the steamship NremL,ry. The
bark and cargo were insured for
$4,000.
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As@.h-T Ra--s ayB~,-r1.

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ia;s-l Tac~lav rr-h TIE Ez.s,las.s
have caiuel - Ir1T7-tar; victory L.
tween kATs ard Erl-rsai4. The
Turks reirsa;sd upon ET1erUgEa. 1t
II rumpred tlla; iD9 TURKS xere
captured Euiaors Il al armisti-e
como flon Bulraria.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-04-21

nan;-in green Knickerbockers. red woisted
stockings, heavy shoes, figured vest covering
capacous paunch, knit jacket, and soldier cap
not forgetting his perfect German pipe; his face
is painted and perfectly, by Bartels, we reckon
Tor the costume looks lie one OF Barts fayorite
styles.
The dancing continues and the little ones
move through the "maaes' Of the quadrille,
Prairie Queen &c, with skill quite remark
able considering their ages-and in tn; fancy
dances we know by actual experience how very
well they dance They certainly have been well
taught.
The evening passed off delightfully."-; when the
maskers became tired the spectators danced, so
that all enjoyed themselves greatly; and it was
with regret that after eleven the strains OF
Home Again" sounded the end of the Juvenile
Masquerade OF 1877.
P. S.-If any Of our little friends have been
omitted they must blame themselves for not
coming TO us as the others did.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-04-21
Fire.

About ten o'clock on Wednesday evening the
whistle of the glass works sounded an alarm OF
fire which was soon taken up by the city bell and
others. 1t proved to be the water tank OF the C.,
B. * Q. r. r. at the crossing, a two-story wood
en- structure, the upper story containing two
large water tubs besides machinery, etc. The
steamer was promptly on hand, and checked the
flames, the roof only having been burned off and
the tubs injured so much that they will not now
hold water above couple Of feet from the top
The fire was ncendiary, entrance haYing been
made into the building by forcing toe lower
door and the fire started in the second story
Carpenters are at work making the repairs
Damage, $50 or 5000; probably insured. Thi;
fire gave an opportunity to try the new hose
cart, which, we must say, with the load it car
ried through the sand on Chestnut st. ON tha
evening, seems to be rather heavy for one horse
to travel with at a jumping rate. Aid. Dean, VT
believe, has agreed to provide carriage il
future for the city council,
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The TraInps.

During the discussion of the city jail question
IN the city council on last Wednesday evening,
some interesting facts were brought out by Mr..
Jackson on the subject Of tramps. He said it
would be good plan 20 follow the example Of q
Town he knew OF, where tramps We're taken in
and fed, and then put at work breaking stone.
n this way, during the winter, enough stone
mad been broken to pave several miles OF streets
some or ; inches deep. He said the county
asylum every night tJ.'l care of great many,
sent in 10y the faTu.r- or miles around. Indeed
the asylum has GO rd quite reputation for its
hospitality among ramps everywhere, who are
as well posted in ~, ard to stopping places as il
is possible for mp,'ns to be. One tramp, he
said, who had bee edged and fed at the asylum
:old him he had b,.,rd of the place some time
before while in .r, fellow tramp having told
him: IF you ever through La sale county,
IL, be sure and stu' Il the asylum-t is a stay
IN place. And : it Is - be sure. Among the
bills paid was one for lodging and feeding tramps
the county, since April |, having stopped TAX.
ing care of them in the cities.
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To Town assessors for 1877.

Procecdin.s of the Board of Supervisors, 9th
dag July Term, 1876, July lith 1876.
e
Supervisor True, Chairman of the Committee
on Complaints and Attachments submitted the
iolloring preamble and resolution, which, on
motion, were adopted:
W. CIrrmrE and GsH9eme1 # tie Board n
Sapcyraar,: Your Committee on Complaints ami
Attachments would respectfully report that they
have examined the matter OF the resolution. Of
fgrcl by the Supervisor of the town Of Grove
land presented before them, and recommend
the following;
WHEREAS, There are great inequalities in the
assessments OF the several towns Of the county,
which come entirely within the province of the
Assessors therefore,
Resolre9. That the Board Of Supervisors re-
commend that the assessors who shall be elect "a
for the year 1877, in the several towns Of tie
county, meet at ;Le,Ciice Of the County Atior-
ney on the last Tuesday in April, 1877, for the
purpose of having the law governing the assess
meni Of taxes fully explained to them by said
attorney and to agree upon a basis for a uni
form assessment u each Of the several items
classcd under tie head of personal property
and that the County Clerk prepare a circular,
embodying the above resolution. and send the
sane TO the several as'essors elected Cor tie
year 1877. rs soon IS De shall lie advised oi their
election.
+ All Of which T. res. 1,,.lily submitted
Gao. 4. tEJE, Chairman.
u The a'oye j. 2 CORES copy.
U. 4. Nc-NLEI, County Clerk.
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Black Diamond,

Sire, Paul's MaCnum Bonrm, he by wilson's Mngnum
lonum he by Turk the ID he by Imported Tuik Dam OF
Wilson'S Magnum BOnum was by Toys Bay Magnum 80.
NUN, he by Browns Magnum Bonum, he by Imported
Magnum Bonum grand dam OF Wilson's horse Oy Grand
Seignior he by Messenger. Dam Psuls hiagnum liO
nun by Stargazc he by old Siargazer he by Henry
he bv Sir Archer, he BY Imported Dlamede dam OF oG
Stargazer by Messengers dam of Young Stargazer Thor
oughbred. Grand dam OF paul's horse by Young Bnsh
he by OLD Bush Messenger, sometimes called
the Ogden Messenger he BY Imported Messenger great
dam bv Zarina's Magnum Bonum. Dam OF oung }acS
Diamond Kate Fowler, by Fower's Tornado. he BY Ed
T0rys Tornado he by American Eclipse. Dam OF row
lers horce Young Dey of Algers. or Grey Arabian
Dam of Kate Fowler, by Wilson's Magnun bonuIn grand
dam by Hunter. , $500, 49,.
He is l6X hands high good action good temper ana 80
far as kn ow his colts the TERMS to insure.
Mares bred by the season Money due at lime 81 service
Insured they are known to be with ioa
Parting with insured positively fOeits the lEsur.
ance and the money Is then due Accidents and escapes
ut owners Iisk. aPr'--m
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NeW i2Dhertisfments.
BUSHNELL, GILMAN & COOK,


CUASDIN N'- NOTICE OF ApPLlNA'
VI TON FOlt SALE OF REAL ESTATE OF MlNn.o,
10 az Ptis"G,N cbOa u mdy concern: Nolce j. heieM
given, Tina the undersigned Herjamn PicEslt guardian
OF Robert Pickett, nonresident MINOR VIII mast ap
plcaton TO the CircutCouyt OF La Sale county AZ rem
lar thereof 10 behcd Court House In Ottawa
In said county on the INST Monday of JuueAD ls LEM
the fourth day thereof for order and decree OF sd court
directing him rs said guardian to sell the following real e.
tate belonging to sajd minor much thereof as sha
seem 10 said Court TO the interest OF said MINOR tuaeu
In the county OF La Sale and state OF Illinois, To VIII All
that part OF section number SIX In township number thirty
three north. number five the third prncps
meridian known lot number eight ana described as io
lows, 10 wit: beginning AZ point twenty-five chains ana
sXtyN links west Of the Center OF said sectoa six and run
ming thence north TWENTY-FIVE hundred ana ten links thence
west three nndred and seventy Inks thence south
twenty-five hundred ten links thence east three nun
dred and sevenyseycn LINKS to the place OF beglnning
containing nine and forty six hundedh acresicr the
support education OF said minor and for the purpose
OF Investing such OF the proceeds of sad shall not be
Immediately requisite said support and education in
other real estate or of otherwise investing the same
BENJAMIN PICKETT,
Guardian OF said Minor.
BysuNYIL, GILMAN e. Cook. Solicitors. apr2i-3w
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or JOHN SHARP, OECzAsED,-
Notice hereby given. that the undersigned. ENecu
triS of the last Will and testament OF JOIN sharp, late 0
the county of La sale and state OF Illinois deceased VIII
appear before County Court OF said county on the third
Monday (beng the eighteenth day. Of Jnne 1871 at me
Cousty Court House Ia ottawa sad couH'v when and
where all persons havyg CLAIMS dsma t!nSt said
estate notified to attend preSeu; the ~ac la writing
for adjustment.
JANE SHARP.
apr2l-6w ESecutiN'
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School Election.

The election Of School Directors for the new
school district, =. 80 n, 4. 3 E. Sd Z. NJ, took
place on last Saturday. All the old City School
Board were candidates, excepting DR.. Hattie
way,) and elected without opposition except in
the cases of d. Walker and p. Talbot, who were
respectively opposed by c. w. Bernhard and o. 0.
Wakefield. Following is the result, the first six
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HOME MATTERS.
I,ersO mi.

J. Flanagan, of D. Hcenan * Co.'S, Is east on a
lTing expedition.
Rev Talmage, in Il sermon on the mutual re-
alton of the sexes in the next world, says THE
same nefTabe felicity that exists among lovers
here will continue to exist in heaven" Proyid.
ed, of course, they should 90 there. Al! very
mice :" but the acme OF bliss will not be reached
even there unless the lovers are permitted to
swing on the celestial gates.
Hon. Alex. Campbell made us visit on We'd
day.
She said it was very bright idea He said he
knew n brighter one, and when she asked him
what it was, he answered, "Your eye, dear"'
There was silence for moment, then she laid
her head upon the rim of his ear ard wept.
Numerous other people in town.
Canvass awnings are ripe.
So are dirty windows.
So are fish, but hook .andlinc fishermen are a
little out of practice, as it were.
Hon. Geo. W. Armstrong, who has been pros
trated for the last four or five weeks with sciatic
rheumatism at Springfield, SO helplessly Grip
pied with it indeed that he had to be carried
rom his rooms to the house of representatives
yhen his vote 'was needed, has beeA brought
NlCme. He arrived at his residence on Sunday
l(st, and under the the treatment of his family
MUSICIAN and quiet of home is recovering.
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Proceedings of the Board OF Supervisors, 9Th
day January term, 1871, January ETH 1871
Supervisor Tower chairman special commit
tee, submitted the following report, winch was
adopted:
Gentieiisa Of he Boasd IF Supervisors: Your
committee, who were appointed To prepare a resO'
lution instructirg Assessors us 10 The assess
mept Of personal property located III several
towns or districts owned ny the same individual,
have conferred with the County Attorney, ana
would make the follow ing report:
WHEREAS, Questions have arisen IN many
cases touching the situS or proper place 10 ilst
personal property within TIE county lot TAXA
lion; and
WHEREAS, Under the law, the County, in cases
of doubt, is authorized TO Tx the place Tor Such
personal property; therefore,
Pesolred That the personal property OF per.
sons owning or operating one or more dluereht
tracts OF land as one farm, situated IN uiHerehl
townships, or in different school districts IN the
same township and residing on said farm, snail
be assessed for taxation in the town ana schooi
district where the owner resides. In all other
cases, personal property on farms shall be listed
for taxation in the town or school district where
the farm with which the same is connected is
| located and that the clerk cause printed copies
| of this resolution To accompany each Assessor
| book.
All OF which is respectfully submitted.
l.. II. TOWER,
| GEO. \. True, Committee
ALLEN STEVENS,
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MARRIEp-In Rutland La Sale Co, ILL., April
4th, 1877, at the residence of the brides father,
Mr.. j. McMichael, by Rev. G. NJ. Hurlburt, Mr..
John Grey of Nctte Creek, Grundy Co., to Miss
Nettie p. McMichael OF Rutland.
The occasion above mentioned was one OF un.
usual enjoyment. The guests numbered seven
ty-tive. The repast was OF the finest and hearth
ly rellshed by all. If small portion Of the good
wishes offered the happy couple are realized
surely happy future is theirs. Il.
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SOME TMpaovEMENTs.-Charl Blanchard, on
the west side, is charging his residence, putting
on wing on the west side of the house-two
stories and basement.
Thomas Spencer, in same neighborhood, Is en-
larring the west wing of his home-running it
up two stories and deepening it, The wing Is OF
the .swelled iront' style.
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apr2i-6w
WOODS STATIONS
VIII make the season nj stables in rear OF
Eagle Mills. Ottawa Ills.
CHAMPION,

A dark beautiful chestnut ~, hands high. with me
trOttng has record - foalcd In seneca county. n
Y lie will he allowed TO serve limited number OF mares
besides his owners AT $50 to insure $40 Tor single ser
vice His pedigree is as folows Champion was sired ny
Champion, Jr. COMMONLY called Old Championl by Grin
nc's tlhampon Champions dam was by Red Bird. The
following noted horsos of this family: Castle Boy
? 81; York State. 2.22a st. James, 22j4 Eva 80
George b. Daniels 2I Hunk Dori, 23S; Horace Greeley
80; Norwood 229; Lady Backus, 80; Joker y Az
born Horse Sorrel Dapper 22Sh Netue Bur'c" @+''
and many others.
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Meeting of the New School Board.

The late city board Of education met on last
Monday evening" and, having paid some bills,
adjourned sine de
The members of that board having been elect
cd director Of the new school district, having
qualified, organized by clecting D. Walker pres
dent, and Geo. X Tozer clerk, and proceeded to
business.
Lots for the terms Of Office were drawn, with
the following result: Geo. 4. Markle, 3 years
Joseph Megafin, years; Patrick Dwyer, 3 years
David Walker, year; Theodore Horn, year;
?hilander Talbot, . years.
The char appointed the following commit.
tees:
On TeacLev-Marklc, MegafIin and Talbot.
On SuDplcs-Talbot and Dwyer.
on Bmldjngs-Horn, Dryer and Marklc.
On FiH GnceS-Negaflin and Horn.
Petition Of residents Of district No. to be a..
owed to send their children to the schools o.
district No. l, was received and prayer granted.
The CLERKS salary was fixed at 500 Der wear.
MusfC.-" The Poor Old Tramp" Song anC
>horus, by Will L. Thompson. A beautiful sons
and having a great run. Published by W. l.
Thompson X Co, East Liverpool, Ohio. Pric,
20 cts, sent by mail anywhere.
Sau Is tue mart. answer ~ hlaieeu Aliah
"a. Song and chorus. BY Thomas P. Western
lor!. One of those sweet Irish ballads whicl
once heard one never !orgets. Published by d
?. Faulds, l65 Fourth Avenue, Louisville, Ky
Price So cts. Sent post paid by mail.
CHIN CCr.-Lothrop Perkins, while atiendir.
% his duties as Asst. Engineer at the fire las
wednesday night, met with quite a serious &C
c.dent; !. e., the end OF a falling ladder struci
aim or the chin cutting II open nearly the whol
,ength OF the chin, and through TO tac teeth. III
5 getting on as well as cen be expected, but La
an "atfl! mouth on him
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HALEY & O,pONNELL.
Ft'oyHsgs Tt L1lr
STAT'E or LII NoIS, Ia : Al

SI'AT Il or ILL SoIS, Ia SsLLECo-ss
- County C4tpf fisTeiG ApTd Ierrl A. u. lHts. -,
u AZ rs0rl o0HosH where's TIE rndtr-'gne1
Ainuisirajur ct the estate OF Michael smith, Gecet
~. fed In the County uri % Ia sslls county ,ng-
ior that debts due aid estate RON T. L. Taylor
AID George Emerson are fcsperate,
Notice n therefore hereby given. That ~ ~
vii Apply said County court on he iJurh MONDAY OF
tho rrsrrt term thereof heng The sth Gag 90 Wy a p
80. order -s Or compound said O. = ~ - 500
Where III persons interested can apIsT ~ '5N
-' PATEICE sNiIH.
Dated tits i5ih day Of 'prl -. Af'ni'if 1tlr.
W.LTy 4 O'ls s.NrtI- At''gs Tor Aiu'r. 17T-iaE
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An election for school trustee was also held on
the same day at the court house. DR.. }. &. Hattie
way, the only candidate, received all the votes
cast, Ill.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-04-21
STRAYED.

About weeks ago. from the premises OF Mrs Hasnet
pr miles west OF Ottawa lust east OF the county Asylum
BULL years Old: Il red ana white good Size anu
Anprarauce suitable reward viii be raid on rel nrnlng
tic animal to the above premises. for Information lead
ug 10 hrs recovery, Mis-. ]. BAoNE FL l.
October 18th, 1876