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Francis Murphy, the temperance apostle,
.enies that it has been his practice to charge
money for his work, admitting, however.
that recently he had been importuned to de,
liver lectures outside of his regular work, for
which he had fixed price. AS, however, he
had been found fault with for SO doing, he
has cancelled all such lecturing engagements
lie receives nothing but voluntary contribu-
tons for his support, though he has family
Of six children dependent upon him.
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TIE entertainment given by the Turner SJe!e-
y OF last Monday evening was au enjoyable az
fair The young ladies under the training 81
Mr.. Heldwei,er show great proficiency in the
system Of calis;lenics taught, which the specta-
tors saw that evening for the first time in eta
Wa; the young men and boys, always good have
improved very much. After the iuiercstI-: e,-
A.biion tie foc- was cleared AID the "dgyntees
q T1pbhore," as the Pee W. hath il, sr-a. :ie
remainder Of the night in their chosen W.
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Some of the methods OF Western farming
must astonlsh Eastern people. Among these
IS the almost universal practice OF running
harrow over the corn just as 1t is coming up
Why it does not tear it all out Of root, is the
hidden mystery.-S0hdctch gazette.
Which shows how little y0W know about it.
Narrowing corn soon after coming up has
been nearly the universal practice at the
East from time immemOrial.
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Fire.

About a. m. on Tuesday the Cushman foun.
dry and machine shops, operated by Messrs
Cook, Hewes " Duffy took fire near the roof in
the north end of the main building, the fire burn
ing of the greater part of the roof Through
the want of fire alarm 1t was some time before
the iiramen reached the scene, but once at work,
they labored well, and prevented the fire from
spreading in any direction.
There seems to be no doubt that the building
was set on fire. In the second story pile Of
sawdust and board partition running up from
it were saturated with Kerosene and number of
matches found half burned. Between the cell
ing and the roof on yesterday was found u key
like paint key, near the chimney, more than
half burned, which had contained peculiar
substance. There had been no fire on Monday
and the fire built in the engine on Tuesday night
was left to 20 out nearly. The matter should
certainly be Investigated and the pcrpetrator
brought to justice.
The only loss is TO the building and knitting
machine" truck in the top story, all told not
over 500. Fully insured
Mr.. Perkins for Mr.. Cushman has gone to work
making the repairs, and given orders for the
shop to begin work again, which will be done,we
understand, in a few days.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-06-02

TIE RAND.MCNALLY OFFICIAL RAILWAY
.GuIpR-This is the title Of a consolidation OF
three former publications-thc Travellers OH
cial Railway Guide, The Gazetteer Of Railway
Stations, and The Rand McNally Official Railway
Guide, and is published simultaneously in Chi
cago and Philadelphia, Rand McNally Co, a
and 20 Madison St., Chicago, being tho General
Agents of the Western Department. II is there
fore the only publication Of its kind in the coun-
try,-at last it is the only publication OF its Kind
that is officially recognized by all the Railroad
steamship and steamboat and stage lines IN the
country OF course its information on the sub
iect Of routes OF travel in the [. S. and Canadas
is exhaustive. There is not point OF 100 IN
habitants on the continent but this guide will
tell you how to reach, and the exact distance to
travel and time it will take, with memoranda OF all
the hotels, mountains, streams and notable points
by the way. 1t forms a closely printed volume
Of nearly 400 pages, and is issued monthly at -
a year, or single copy for 80 cts, For sale at the
Books tore OF OsmRn d lIupcmdn.
THE LAKE SIDE LIBRARY for May contains
Verne's d" DR.. Ox's Experience and e Winter
Amid the Ice" These are among the best OF
Vcrnc's ever popular stories, and are illustrated
in the Lakeside with ~ characteristic engraY
ings. Instead Of paying 80 cents for them, how
ever, YOU can buy Lakeside Of any newsdea!cr
for 10 cts or have it sent TO you postpaid for Il
cts. on addressing D9nnclly Lloyd * Co., Chi.
cOgo,
LtrlaLL', Lnly5 AcG for Nay lo'h and Goth
ha. the following contents:
Mr. Woods Discoveries 90 fpacsns, from the
Brdi,H O,ar',rly: Maria 1hgresa, the Empress
Ouecn. TmDl Der: Harriet Martincan's Auto
biography, gtart,fa En'1r: \ Coming 1ioae
Approach OF Mars, ~ Professor Richard \. IToc
tor CU,sr--', Naga.,r,: Charles Kingsley
CoynlW. rae Norwegian Lemmng aud - Nj
-raticr-. FalaGp Sr.oHr,: The Moral Treatment
Of Tnpapi-v. a Sketch OF is Rise am Progress
'r1gey. DARK" Denui, aad his Grandson, hy Tie
author of " Episodes iu an Obscure Life >nnH"y
Vagaz.a.. : Japanese Newspaper, i8 hs lwr
R0,ld. Italian, Spanish and German comedy,
Ear Olml,rtg: stone h3zes in the Pacific. Los-
urs Raay. Children %. The Gar, Iis'or.y. u arid;
Procession Ca'rrVi!ars Har'r.rNs >.fHrs
gosgip. together with iustalmeuts % George
NacDuna!Gs Marquis 81 LUss.e,' ara VIM.
Blacks new -e-.-I and sclec, poetry AMI ui'cgt.
ilany.
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France.

The French political situation loses none
Of its interest, ard is still regarded as preca-
,!ous. Mcmahon, at the Elysee on Monday,
said:
Il am conscious of having fulfilled great
duty. | nave remained and shall remain alb
sOlutcly within the bounds Of legality. 1t IS
because | am the guardian OF the constitution
that | have acted as have. To attribute to
me an intention of ussalling the constitution
is mlsconstructi0n of my character The
country will soon comprehend that my sole
aim is the salvation of France and the gov
eminent she has given herself,
NJ D. Fourton, his minister Of the interior,
is credited with the utterance that the pro-
gramme of the government may be summed
up thus: The marshal is order and peace
Germany, however, looks on with manifest
dstrast. The ministerial Post of Berlin says;
The conspiracy which upset the French
Cabine, is principally directed against Ger
many. French armament having been car
ried to the highest PITCH the mask Is thrown
aside, and an attempt made to profit by the
latest European complications for gaming
allies. What the Monarchical consplrators
immediately aim al is the restoration OF the
Papacy through the humiliation OF Germany.
And in later article the same paper says
France, ruled by The Vatican, is the centre
IF papal system which frivolOuSly threatens
the worlds peace, and is preparing crusade
against Germany, for there can BE- no doubt
that disturbance of the peace is inevitable
should France continue the course she has
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Ice cream that can't be beat at Piergue's.

Mr.. JAMES MARSH, a young attorney, repre-
scntng the New York Life ms CO.. (Cnc Of
the wealthiest corporations In the world has
lately been enightening our citizens (and their
pocket-books) in regard to the advsability Of
taking out policies in our old, rich companies.
The income Of the New York Life Is nearly $780,
600 a week. Companies Of this character satisfy
all their contracts in full, and are an honor to
the naton-aud policy holders in them are per.
fcc,ly satisfied.
Mr.. Marsh appears to be a sort of animated ca.
cyclopwdla in eHoFy detail pertaining TO lie III
surauce matters; and equally successful, appar-
emily, in making crayon faces, or music from
piano worries, as in LIE Insurance, lie seems ~
alnih!lale every objection brought against life
Insurance companies, aud quietly writes You a
policy Ctahirg your money and your life, BOTH
positively without pain as the dentists .ay.
But then i; is good company, and YOU get your
money back yourself, at the end Of 70 OF years,
Nlviug.
Mr. Marsh is 10; hgnasa'ac, but be 8, eight
ming Oh insurance lie may De found a, the Ma
tonal City Bank for a short time, OF at tae elf.
ton Hotel
BOYS C'1-HNG.-Great bargains offered d;
\. FrarS tx Cos.
TIC stock Of para,ols ~ D. Hcca-- {. Co.'S i
second 20 none iu Ottawa and sp'd a. very low
prices.
The hop given by the knights Of Ty.Alas on
last Thursday evening, uotwi'.s ,auGin- The s.m
attendance, was pleasant party.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-06-02

THE remarks of Aid. Jackson at the council
ect Of the Illinois river bridge should have been
delivered t. much larger audience than heard
him, being upon Il subject of vital interest to
this city. Ottawa is peculiarly unfortunate in
having the entire trade of one Of her richest
tributary sections crampcd by at least one toll
gate, and large part of it by two, the gravel
road toll.gate and the bridge These two are
working more damage to Ottawa's trade than
any two or three other causes that can be men
toned, by driving trade to other places where
this tax upon customers is not imposed We
look about us and find villages growing up all
about us, stopping our trade, and having an i'm
petus given them by this very evil. The other
towns along the river are provided with free
bridges: Utica has one, Marsei!es merchants
have freed theirs to their customers, and Seneca
has done the same; but nevertheless Ottawa still
suffers her toll roads to direct trade from her.
Mr. J. thinks that if Ottawa wants to spend any
money on improvements she should take this
matter into consideration as one of the greatest
Improvements forcing themselves on public at
tention. There is great deal Of wisdom in this
and the sooner Ottawa wakes up to it the better.
It is generally an easy matter to hold trade when
it Is once had but it is very hard work TO get it
back after once lost, as every merchant knows
and the fact that the city, through these toll
bridges and roads, is daily losing mercy should
be met by something besides words.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-06-02

"Thc Modern Mepbstophiles'-th new vol
ume of the "No Name" series and Prof. Math-
ews new book, Just in at Osman Il Hapeman's.
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n turns ont, Oh further iuves: -atial, that Tie
poison administered to TIE miners a; Sirea-
tor last month was not arscr'c bat tartar cle'-
ic. OF course no one las AZ .hiu- 90 say!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-06-02

We received a ticket and programme The 9th
" day fj- reaI,u. ~ NJ Uessa B. owen al
Siirls Hal. II some one VI. ra,. --:eE Us Is %
where SAID l4ll i-, we'd IKE 90 -o.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-06-02

White aud colored spllntS for picture frames
and wall ornaments at Osnau and llapeman's
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-06-02

CRoQuET!-A good assortment Of Croquet at
Osman Il llapcman's.
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So,gr 50 OF the 30 odd s,olen g." '-y- a-o
from t,le l. sale Co. Savings Bank were Fe'nrn-
ed this week tya gentleman who refused to
give tie uare 4 t-e Thieves, VITO are still az
-.--..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-06-02

ONE of the wckedest iunaways in Ottawa for
many day occurred on Tuesday morning. How
the animals became frightened is hard to learn !;
certain it is, they came down La Sale street at
terrible rate, running into II. A. Shuler's bug
gy> occupied by Shuler and Daniel Maher. who
were unable to get out Of the way. The buggy
was thrown forward on TO the horse, and both
men pitched to the ground The presence OF
mind OF Mr.. Mader saved the horse from running,
who hung on to the reins Notwithstanding he
was dragged for some distance. Shucr had his
face cut, and Maher leg bruioed. The runa-
way team, not stopped by the collision, contmu-
ed their race down La Sale street, every body
giving way before them. In trying to swing
round the corner of Main street, they ran into E.
Y. Grggs' sign post which was snapped off like
a reed. 1t was found to be too unwieldy for he
horses to travel with, however, for it lay across
their backs, and they were stopped. They be-
longed to a Frenchman living north of Ottawa,
We believe.
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He is TO dine with the Prince of Wales, Duke
of Wellington, be presented 10 the Queen &c
Indeed the English Look upon po!i'eness 10
Grant as in the light ofhonor to America ana
the only danger is o: OVERRIDING the thing.
The long and anxiously awaited City OF
BRUSSELS with 800 American pilgrims to
Rome on board, finally arrived at Liverpool
IN the Goth, after a tedious voyage of seven
weeks, One passenger only had died on the
VOYAGE, and he of old age. The pilgrims
were Hospitality entertained by the Catholic
societies of Liverpool and then proceeded
without delay on their journey TO Rome.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-06-02

Call and get the cheap prices Of Thos. spen.
Ger on boots and shoes Prices lowest in the
city for good reliable goods. No. Court ST.,
Childs old stand. THos SPENCER,
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DO not buy a carriage, buggy, democrat or
lumter wagon till you have seen HAHN's.
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New PERFORATED Morrors, at Osman Il Hape-
mans.
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L.].tcD.
Nflv advertisements.

On wcdne sday morning. May Goth. s7;, EDDIE l., son
of Lafayette Pataot, aged years, months and days.
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New suits just in at NJ. Stiefel & Cos.
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S0O-SII 9. ViCR ERf. Augusta. Maine, ''''
THE BLACK HILLS,

by H. N hGUIRF who has speLt l2years Ia this region
Latest accounts of Gold AMI SILVER prospects, Agrlcuiu
and Grazing resources, Climate Hunting, Fishing, In
dams. and settlers adventure with them. Mining and
wild Western Life the waterfalls Boiling Geysers, Noble
Scenery immense Gotges, etc With q fine lllustrat ions
aud map. FTice Only 10 Cents. Sold hy all
Newsdeacrs sent postpaid for - cenis by DONNEL-
LY, LLOYD q co, Publishers, Chicago, III.
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HAHN is an old and experienced wagon and
carriage builder and warrants his work.
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Look throaea youg paper and note the gener-
al reduction made on goods at the Boston 80
Cent Slime
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Fishiar ..slle, rau-, bats and toys a, tt-r
yr,,fa
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Fine silk hats "a; Huh * Barie.-.
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Get your ice cream and lemonade a, wal;her's.
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LARGE Tr.u.-EI Brown, while i-...u- below
Cpyg,- Greek on wednesday, caught O g.cserr.
81 O. i-r- and we. ching p pounds.
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Fine aad uo5ly suits you will always aHl a.
" SticfcI & Cos.
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-" Another big lot Of those 81 working pants
Just received at a. Frank x Cos.
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Ex-Mayor swift has Re, good example ia re-
pairing sidewalks Boy laying splendid new stone
walk south Of his residence On ives; Main -.
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The hop given 10y the knights OF Iy.A.as on
Last Thursday evening, uotwi'.s tauGiu- The Sim
attendance, was . pleasant party.
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WaltAers ice cream is No. /.
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TIC stock Of rarl,ol, a. d. Ho--.- & Co.'S Is
second 10 none in Ottawa and sold at very low
80. gp.
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Berry boxes by the 100 CT 1900 at Phillip
Bros
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-17

has notified the frontier settlers to be on
their guard. 1t il said TO be the most for.
midable invasion yet attempted.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-17
ITEMS.

Mars and his baby moons will not be
seen again after their present star engage
ment until September, 1892.
The vocal Tom cat nightly before he be
gins yelling asks himself the question
+" How'll 1 do it?"
II q man reap whatsoever he soweth,
what q harvest of coats and breeches the
tailors will have one Of these days!
Somebody says: Every failure is a step
to success" This will explain why the
oftener some men fail the richer they be-
come.
One Of the a%nnoyances of gathering au.
tumn leaves in Missouri, is the fact that all
the best trees are in daily use to cure men
of the habit Of horse stealing.
A Milwaukee editor says George Sand
may have died from strosg coffee, but there
has been no mortality from that cause at
his boarding house.
"Wha will become of the last man?'
says a scientific exchange. Manufacturing
shoes by machinery is, We believe, knocking
him out Of the business.
Mother-"Child, haven't l told you no,
to stand so much before the CLASP" Daugh,
ter-"Why, mother, you told me to read and
reflect. 1have been reading and now I an
rejecting"
1t is true that philosophy can account fol
most things, but it has always failed to fig
ure out q cate reason for placing his tai
where the DINING room chairs can aligh'
on it.
The Sultan's favorite used to be a boat
mans daughter, and the Sultan become en-
amored of her at the public baths.-Harper'l
Yes, now she's a Divan belle.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-17
NEW YORK.
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
New York, Nov. E.-Bank statement,
reserve increase S35,750.
SELLING LIQUOR on SUNDAY.
New York, Nov. 17.-Warrauts were is.
sued today for the arrest Of the proprietors
Of the Fifth avenue, st. Nicholas, Astor
house, Hoffman house. Brunswick, Del
monico, ST. james, Grand. Gilsey and Win.
chester hotels. charged with violating the
excise law by selling liquor on Sunday.
n. E. CHURCH.
The General Missionary committee Of
the Methodist Episcopal church reassem
bled to day, and the appropriations was re-
sumed, commencing with the Chinese mis-
sions, appropriatine $4,000 for California
Reports from the south, as given by several
representatives, show the churches in thai
section to be in a more Furnishing codn;tion
than at any time since the rebellion.
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FOREIGN.
TaE NEW FRENCH cABINEr.

fAris. 0 11.-lt Is believed the fol-
lowing will be members Of the new cabi.
net. None Of them belong to either house.
Al the outset they will declare they only
bold Office Professionally :-minister of
war. msjor Genl. Grimaredet DR.. Roche
.bouet, now commandent Of b rdeaux;
minister Of Interior n. DeWe!ch, now
project Of the Nord; minister of finance
n. Fare, now director general Of forests I;
minister Of commerce, Mozenp, now SIC.
rc,arv general.
Bucharest, Nov. l7.-Gen. ScobeloF was
slightly wounded on the 18th, but retains
his command. Roumanian chambers is con.
voked for the 9th.
TURKEY WANTS PEACE.
London, Nov. IA correspondent at
Constantinople tclegraphs the following:
The council over which the sultan pre-
sided. was held yesterday. l am informed
that considerable feeling was expressed. and
by no one more strongly than the sultan, in
favor of making an effort TO put an end TO
the war. in which enough had been done on
both sides for glory, and which. II contin.
ued. must inflict lasting misery upon the
two empires. 1t was felt, however, that al
present, sufficient reliance cannot be placed
upon the declarations of Russia, and tha,
even while seeking to obtain an honorable
peace, preparations for q prolonged resist
ance must be vigorously carried on. I an
told. that subject to this determination t.
prosecute the war, if an honorable peac.
cannot be maintained, it was resolved tina
the time for endeavoring to put an end Il
the war has arrived.
II my information Is correct, the grant
vizcta will to-day inform the British ambas
sador Of the decision of the council in hop,
that England will aid in putting q stop u
the war, which 50 greatly damages her owl
trade and threatens to compromise her bes
interests.
COUNT ANDRAssY.
Special dispatches say that Count An
Grassy, the Austro. Hungarian premier, ha,
declared bis belief that 6ervia will no
break peace.
SAILED.
The steamer Scythis sailed to day for tn,
United States with 10000 pounds of bul
lion.
sERv1ANs MARCHING on AUSTRIA.
London, Nov. IA dispatch from Bel
grade reports great uneasiness in that city
Eight thousand infantry and six batterie
left there for the frontier to-day, and thei
movements indicate a demonstration agains
Austria.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-17
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Liberal CHRISTIAN CHAPEL-Court House.
Rev. Karl Corner, pastor. Services at 8 p. m.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of 5th and Walnut
streete Rev. Joseph Ward, pastor. Services ut
IL a. m. and 8 p. m.
CHRIST CHURCH (Episcopal)-Corner of Sd and
Walnut streets. Rev. Gilbert Higgs, rector. Ser
vices at II q. m. and 8 p. M.
METHODIST EPIsCopAL-COrner of 18th and
Douglas streets. Rev. j. A. Potter, pastor. Ser
vices at II 2. m. and 8 p. m.
.CATHoL1c-Corner of 5th and Capital streets.
Rev. L. A. Lhiver, priest. Services at 10 80 a.
m Vespers and Sunday school a 2p. nj.
BAPTIST CHAPEL-Sec0nd street, between
Walnut and Douglas. No pastor at present. Ser.
vices tomorrow at II a. M. and 8 p. m. preach
ng by Elder j. T. Cofman.
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LATEST eY MAIL.

Three hundred Russian Mennonites left
Berlin on the 9th inst. for the United States.
The walls Of the Columbus (Neb.) court
house were Cracked in nine different places
by the late earthquake.
The origin Of the great FIRE that destroyed
Field & Letters mammoth Chicago store
building, is shrouded in mystery.
A New York dispatch, dated the 18th
says; The general missionary committee
to the Methodist church to day made s2-
preparations for various missionary fields,
for 1878. The apr ropriations will not
materially differ from the amounts appro.
priated for 1877 and the aggregate amount
Is the same.
Chicago advices, of Thursday say
Judge Moore, In the case of the suits of
individual stockholders against the stock
holders of the Fidelity savings bank, de-
cided to-day that the stockholders are
liable and must pay their Indebtedness to
the bank creditors. This is important a.
setting q number of similar suits which
have been commenced here.
Reports received at Chicago indicate tha,
the recent earthquake extended as far east
as the Mississippi river, south to some points
in Kansas. west to Lincoln, Nebraska. and
perhaps further, and north as far as the up
per part of Iowa. Is western circuit was
where its power was principally manifested
and although it shock up the buildings and
frightened the people in many towns 1t dit
no great damage in any quarter.