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What Will Happen.

The Nottingham England) country
folk have two sayings relating to the ap-
pearance of severe weather:
If there's ice in November that will bear duck,
There'n be nothing after but slush and muck.
II the ice bear man before Christmas it viii!
not bear mouse after.
There is proverb of a similar charac-
ter attached to Halloween, Nov. l, N. S. Il,
or the evening before All Saints day:
If ducks do slide at Hollandtide,
At Christmas they will swim;
If ducks do swim at Hollandtide,
At Christmas they will slide.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-02-21

"My son." said x, kindly, to his
Youthful heir, "accustom yourself to
be polite to the porter, the servant girl,
the .coachman, to all the servants ; thus
YOU will come in time to be court eous to
sll people, svsn to your parents"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-02-21

Hitchner's front window, and the stage
stopped at Daisy's door, and ont got that
man and if it had been the good Lord 9
will that he'd been tumbled ont some
where else and broken his leg, sos he
couldn't get away, deal O trouble
might have been saved.
"For Hugh MLean kind O scorned
most city folks that come our way, and
had a fashion O. smilin' ut 'em in a sort
O contempt. But this Jacques was half
a Frenchman, and had deal O fire in
him he'd been all over the world, or
pretended he had, and, if you could be-
ieve him, had as many lives as cat to
lose. And Hugh d sit there and drink
all that nonsense in by the hour together;
and for that matter, SO would poor little
Daisy. The major could talk bird of
bush, and Hugh got to comm in and
fndin' his little meilder-lark listenfn' to
some tale O the majors, her eyes per.
haps full O silly tears and her cheeks all
pale with excitement.
"Soon after that, my Mirandy was
teachiu' school and boardin' round the
village, and she went to M'Leans tc
stay, and she told me that Daisy had
stopped goin' in the room when the ma.
jor was there, and got out o his way all she
could, but Hugh was as black us thunder
cloud, and Mirandy said that Daisy ant
she would both be glad when the board
ers all went away and never came back
again.
"But this was only midsummer, and
things got from bad to worse, and one
night the men were out late in the hay
field, and Daisy went out in the barn tc
help milk the COWS. It was only play tc
her, she'd bin used to it at home, and ]
dare say the poor child was so sick and
sad she was glad to be busy. But what
must that iackanapes do but follow hel
out there and take the pals from hel
hands to bring them in !! She couldn't gel
courage, you see, to tell him to 90 abou
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-03
March Magazines.
Iiarper's,

The March Harper opens with copiously
illustrated article on Contemporary Art in
France, written in popular style, the en-.
cravings being reproductions of many of the
finest pictures OF modern French artists.
Among them we recognize several that were
exhibited AT the Centennial. "a Summer
Cruise Among the Atlantic Islands" is IN.
other richly illustrated article, and being
written by a physician, treats of the Azores,
Madeira and other islands with respect TO
their adaptation as resort for invalids. /,
will gladden. the heart of wine bibbers to
learn that the culture os the vine is being re-
viyed in the Maderas, and there is a pros
pect that in a few years even modern palates
may be lickled by genuine MADEIRA wine an
article which, IN IFS pure state, has certainly
not been seen in Tie United States within a
decade or two. The writer SAYS:
Madeira has been a household word in
every language in Europe, bu, in 1860 there
were only four hundred pipes remaining on
the island and though Madeira is still offer
ed Tor sale in every city of the United States
at reasonable rates, il is not difficult 10 INA.
CINE its source. The Madeira wine of com
merce was itself compound of the various
productions nj The island, known by special
names as Bual, Sercial, etc, each possessing
a distinctive character. At one time the
production amounted 10 twenty five thousand
pipes year, bat IN 1852 the same ter. ible
disease which spread over the other Atlantic
islands appeared among the vineyards, and
destroyed its culture, taking from the island
It's fair name, running thousands of wretched
people, and depriving man Of a blessing; for
since man will yield to the craving nature
has implanted in him, and everywhere fur
nished him the means of gratifying. II is a
blessing when he can drink of wine like this
rather than some vile substitute. Fortunately
the oidium appears to have been destroyed or
to have disappeared, aud new plants intro
duced from the United States and Eurnp'
are thriving, with every promise of restoring
tn the island us former celebrity among wine
producing countries.
This article Is followed by an equally good
sketch of the Wends of Prussia. Mr. Wal
lsce's recently-publised book on the Geo
graphical Distribution Of Animals" FURNISHES
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-03
IsailoH's Monthly

The March number opens with an elabor.
ately illustrated article on Japan; which is
followed by another, also illustrated, on the
Locust. Then we have stories and other CON.
tents as fellows;
Elsie's Success Victoire: or, the Turns of
Fortunes Wheel; Love Her; A Social
Chang anC Eng; Deborah brakes Ghos,
Story; A Star Gazing Excursion; The Heir
ess and her Guardian: a Tale Of English
Country Life; The Mutiny on the Jupiter
Into the Sea; Her Voice was her Fortune
The Hammock; A misunderstanding; Good.
Night, Darling; Mr.. Manly's Experience of
Kerosene; OUR You've PEoPLE's STORY.
TELLER-The Child Of the Wilderness. A
True Story of Early Life in the Northwest;
Our Two Pollys; Rulhvens Puzzle Page
Curious Matters; The Housckeepcr; Facts
and Fancies; Modern Duelllsts-( Humorous
lllustratiOns)
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-03
Wide Awake.

No 5 If the Poets Home series in the
March Wide .Irdke is finely illustrated
paper on James Russell Lowell, the poet,
and will interest adult readers as we'll as
the children. The irontispiece of the pres
ent number Is beautiful picture illustrating
a story by Miss II. r. Hudson, The MereifuI
Way. There are halr dozen of other stories,
all more o. less profusely illustrated. Child
Marian Abroad, by W. NJ. Round, is of course
read by old and young, for s,he papers are
full of humor snd tenderness, forming indeed
the most admirable contribution to child lii
erature made this season. The number closes
with accounts from various cities of the dis
lribution of the dolls from the Wide Awake
Doll Fair, giving many letters from the
hospitals, and also list of the Wide Aw axe
Helpers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-03
The Nursery.

Every number of this pet of the little ones
seems to grow richer and richer in the excel.
lence and abundance of its illustrations. The
March number has u nice picture on every
page, and ends with The Song of the Cat, SCI,
to music, with fine picture Of the Cat or.
chestra at The head
Any of above publications can be seen at
the bookstore of Osman & Hapeman's, where
single copies are for sale and subscriptions
taken
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-03

as that which joins st. Louis 10 the Prairie
State; but such a gigantic enterprise never
could have originated with the fogy element Of
ST. Louisans; and even II II did, they never could
have had the heart ana courage TO carry II oat
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-03

She was bound to sercam anyhow
"Tll scream if you touch me" exciaincd pert
miss
Whose love, was seeking an innocent kiss;
BY this prudish conduct cold WAFER was tnlo"n
TLo Inysr drew back ward, and left her alone.
I'm scream II you touch me" she cried Out
once more.
He said. ~ amt near you'll found it. bore"
She quickly subsidized, grew tender to view,
And whsp ercd quite softly, "Ill scream I'LL
YOU do
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-03
Cast0riaL.

tits mistake suppose that Css.ora is not adapted to
we'll children. They only need TO In
crease The quantity. Bus children have so many com
plants Tor which Csstoris is adapted.ike Wind
and Group that is especially recommended for them.
lis effects are more certain than Castor on. II
oney, never gripes BY re- ulatng the stomach and
bowels the Castoria cOOIS the blood. eXpcs
worms and prevents feveshness Qules the nerves and
produces health-then of course children can
sleep ~ quiet and III OF h rs can rest.
CastOria IL recon m n q ed by all physicians and
nurses who tried It, and II IL having rapidly increas
ing e II prepared with great after the recipe OF
pr Ssmue. Pitcher Of Mass at the Laboratory of j. b
Rose 4 Co. as Dey Street, New York.
January 22d.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-03

the theme for brief presentation of the
principal points, with some pictures rather
of the schooi.book sort. The short stories,
though not especially striking, are pleasant
and readable webster and the Constilu-
ton" is vivid pen picture of the great de-
bate in the L. :. Senate on Foot's resolution,
or, as it is better known, perhaps, of the ora
torlcal set.,o between Webster and lIayne.
The story is somewhat old, but always reada-
BILE. The poetry all suffers from the depres.
sion now affecting all departments of maya
zine verse, but the editorial departments arc
copious and newsy even beyond their aver
age.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-03

MOTTO Ell nave removed my ofnceirom the roo
~ IN the rear of the Exchange Bankataly occupied by
directly the street stairs in the southwest corn
Of Hoes a Ielapd's Block. q
am NOT CONNECTED with engaged In any banking ca
change or Insurance business, sud have been
March lst 1870 but make ~ exclusive business
money on real security, and ~ bay real ate
Dec Sece aiG SE 20 ISL r 4 SHERWOOD
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-03

Symptoms of Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the right side, under the
edge of the ribs, increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is III the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
it frequently extends to the top OF
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for 4 rheumatism i'll the am.
The stomach is affected with loss OF
appetite and sickness; the bowels IN
general are costive, sometime: alter
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with q dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
There generally considerable loss
ofmemory, accompanied pain
full sensation of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. A slight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofweariness and debility;
lie is easily startled, his feet arc cold
or burning, and he complains OF a
prickly sensation Of the skin; his
spirits arc low; and although kc is
satisfied that exercise would DC bcne-
fetal to him, vet he can scarcely
summon UP fortitudc enough 10 try
it. In fact, he distrusts every rem
cdy. Several of the above symp-
toms attend the diccasc, but cases
have occurred where few oi them C,:-
i5;cd, yet examination of the body,
after death, has shown the IiyLE 70
Lave been extensively dc-a"ccd.
AGUE AND FEVER.
Dr.. c. McLANL'S LIVER Pulls,
IN CASTS or ACUE AND FEVER, When
taken with Quininc, arc productive
cfthc most happy rcaultg. No better
cati,artic c2a be u5cd, preparatory
to, or afcr taking Cuisine. We
would cdvi-c Ill who Grc ;lliictcd
with this Gigcaac to give tacm A
FAIR TE!iL.
For I'll Bilious arrangements, and
as simple rurgatiyc, they &C IN
cQualed.
BEWARE or IMlTATIOvG.
Tic genuine DR.. c. M.i.,NE'S
LIVER Pills arc never sugar coated.
Every box has Z red wax seal CT
the lid, with the impression d..
McLANE's LIVER Pills.
The genuine MeLhNE's LIVER
Pills bear the signature Of c.
MSLANE and FLEMuNc Bios. on the
wrappers.
Bis" Insist or your drusgis; or
s:orekeeper giving you the genuine
DR.. c. MeLANE's LIVER Pills. PFC
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To those wishing to give Dr. c. Mci.Ns's
LIVER PMS trial, We vii! mail post pad o. any
part Of the United States, one box Of ii.'S for
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh Pa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-03-03
Centaur
Lininlents.

We nnw know Just what Centaur Linment will do.
They will not m, nj broken bones or cure mcec.
tism ana larger range of flesh bone and ailments
thaR any article ever before discovered.
maikable preparations. chronic Rh una
sta1esf
Breasts Distorted 6iTs and sprsned Limbs OF the worst
II will destroy the pain and heal Without ..
scar all ordinary Burns and scsds i WIZ extract tIs
Limbs 1t very eficscious for Ear.ache Tooth ache
Itch and Cu'"ncous Eruptions.
Mr.. Josiah Wcstake. of Marysvle, o.. writes:
For years my Eheunatsm has been so bad that nave
been unable TO STIR from the house The first three bottles
OF Centaur Lniment enabled me TO Walk without my
clutches ! am mending rapidly. think your Linimen'
simply marvel"
C. IL. Bennett. Druggist. Rock Prairie. Mo-, says:
'Cantanr LINN ent sells better and gives the best sat
faction OF anything In the market"
What the Censur Eminent done for IL VII!
for YOU Iii handy, 1t is reliable. and 1t is cheap.
The Yellow Centaur Liniment
worth weight in gold to OF horses and mules
This Linment ha. cured more Sprnined, sweenied
Farriers in the country In any age. IT.
effects are simply wonderful .,- .--.,s.
We have thousands upon thousands oil ceruncates As
strong as the following:
MY horse was ame for year with fetock wrench
Worthless until commenced to use Centsur Iinmeni
which rapidly cured him hssr'ily R recp%psn a t
"Manorville, Schohare Co., N. Y"
"Dear Sbs-I have used your Centsur lniment In my
family and Md Il to be OF great value Please send me
Fails Station. Wyoming County, Penn"
II makes very little difference what the cases whether
he Wrench. Sprsin Po evil Ringhone scratches or Lame
OF any kind the effects are the same Lyerymen,
the yellow Liment. IL is sold everywhere, and
warranted In Its effects
Laboratory of J. B. Rose & Co.,
Is DIZZY ST.. Nxw YORK.
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THE COURTS.
OWL NOTEs


Surrogate Calvin has decided in the matter Of the
estate q j. Haskell tia; ho las no power To compel
collector u c estate Of to pay debt due hy
t saie D,cep, under section l0 ~ DE Act OF 1870 AID
asi.ra SCAR RON the appointment oi collector
Judge Van Bruut, iu Common Pleas, Special Term.
las r.i -r.d suit o. EleA oD'ruou against stephen
,onu, O.. Nathaniel jarvis the parties 10 the SUIT not OBJ
feeling Tho vii SAYS she married ~ N0vemb s.
and La Drc tIec daughters 10 &c dendaui bui tha rs
r,r a-i.ay wh woman called Boston Nell': ~,
g. absolute divorce bC claims ta sAc 'oiga.c nm All
of.t,- and ttat that time h. las been faithful
John Cottcr, % stcuouapJer took notes IN q ease
O., ptas AGAINST Martin AND charged simau T. kucclad
TIC plaintiffs attorney. 49, 40 for His work. Not obtaining
ra,rent Boo sued EnceIud and got Judgment for MS biz
o. snruf uiav proceedings Appeared that kneeaut lad
charged to aat received rom Us on ny -f tnu! Guar :.
yeeer y C,-1 ku"ciaAd 10 sho" cause Why Ae Dc lot
punish. io. connect lpt
David Graham. once drUm-maiOr of the Ith R"el-
,ner l.i the rrer Iart % ls estate lis last wife, Della
n grlb.f8 D., Will Wnlu val offered Tor probate
another wife Caroline opposed te admission 10 probate On
fc ground O. ~ che chef Dee itce not MI Graham
widow. Afcg Reference NlriC ae Gavin N,Cdr7 lAi
III ,at..re of Nr Graham is deprived Of Lor
BE- eXrCuutA As she is the 4e iuJ esatte ~ tAe
viii
Henry G.. Miner sued Theodore Van Eupcn, IN the
Marine court TO- - 900 fcr Hh order Of
arrest .anst Eupc in which bai fixed al $3.50
The sub-iancs % Miners that while be very
retais asu an. keeps pccaDr place in the Bowcry
,d Tie LONDON" tlc defendant wlJ.c 10 the Ponce Com
Irs.oucs noisy place. and me resort u dis
f, .s~ous and ur.sf tute- Tie defendant IS inclined
cariu papers maintain that these statements are
f.r te or. arrest Judge ~hrndln, Chambers ~ the
Marine 0ur granted motion - ground HAT the let
20 tue Police commissioners "asa privileged cemmuni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
OFFICIAL REPORT VIEW YORK MINING S7och E1
CHAYGE SALES sEP7EMBER IL. 1877
SECOND BoARD-1:3O p. VI.
TUESDAY. Sept. lip. NJ


The stock market to-day, was not an exception to
the recently established rule, in opening at prices
generally fraction higher than at the close of the
previous day But to day, the subsequent decline
was steadily continued without material reactions,
to the end of the day. The total recorded transac-
lions reached the aggregate of 10000 shares but
OF tins quantity fully twO-thirds represented
the sales and rcsaes between the "scaiping
operators leaving u small portion to represent stock
which actually changed owners during the day.
While the entire list heavy, the coal shares were
TIE principal feature. Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western opened at - and ended at 53ls Delaware
and Hudson opened at Jj declined to u, but rallied
TO Jll2 Morris and Essex dropped from so to II,
and Jersey Central fell of to 1712, SO far as
the companies are concerned, no greater rea-
son exists for these several declines than
existed ono week ago when speculation
advanced the prices from several points below those
OF to-day. This simply teaches the lesson, that
when pluck and capital combine to do foolish
thing. capital has TO pay the expense.
Oftbe general railway list, Lake Shore exhibits
the greatest feyershness, and declined from Gle 70
G2l2, while Michigan Central is still wei main
tanned at 5S3ia 5S45Sls. Central and Hudson fell
away fiom 10i to 1891. OF the nangogs, Rock Is
land was neglected at 1908 10Ol2. Illinois Central
made n break from 1898 to G7is, and then, after
rally 10 90, closed at ssh. The 81 PALS, OF both
classes, were weak, notwithstanding the reported
large increase in the cOmpauys earnings. The COM
mon sold Mt 32lsG3Ol2G30os, and the preferred at
G7Io4G85, al GG3i. Seemingly. those who bought, ~
anticipation of q gain in the earnings over tle low
receipts Of last Autumn, think the present good
time 30 sell. Northwest common, however, was sus-
tanned 50 that It's price only dropped 70 39s while
the preferred fell from 625s to 6l3s The l1Cht
fancy st0cEs-Wabash Erie, Ohio and Mississippi
all srmpathized with the general demcrallZatlon
on their hettrrs and declined 10 greater or lesser
extent. Western Union also showed white feather,
selling from s3 to 81 4e *, while It's late, and per
rose 10 % IL is understood that the Executive
Committee of the Western Union Company today
of f. uer cent dividend for he quarter Ia end on
the 3O,i' inst. The Expresses were dull but firm,
and Pacific Mail steady. The subjolned table shows
the
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nEoIsIONs-sEIr. IL.

Snprcne Court bamJers-By Judge DOnohue.-
Mtci. AIT CIpiut.-rhe report must back Tor further
aud De msde ce1niic In the matter u the
Frsufh Manufacturing Company Motion denied
Spe-iqt Trn-fsy Judge Van Norst-Masou agt Lilly
Conpa nj dismissed opinion.
Naperor COart->poaGi IGm-By Chiei-Justce
Curt-W rtmau agi. Wen, 81 all Jones agt DelmOnico
Reference Scauchman aci Oswod 81 al Referees
Tep0r continued smith agt sch~ arzscld ct al Referees
report confirmed and Judgement Of foreclosure and sale or
ed t.lch IT,, uyes, ct al-Comrtssi"h ordered
Lent ~. AIT The Courier CO.-OTdcr amending sum
mons G1argas, ct al.-ReIefehce ordered
sgt % ME security Tor COSTS Gerh
ACT Wehcr-Orer Diminishing motion fof Judgment Wort
Me, e, aKeITt ~ referee confirmed, ana ludg
Ieut ami sale ordered Nicholson AT JANA
ghcr aOdcr restoring cusc 10 calendar Sm III act smith
Motion open reference DENIED smith agt Smth-OIder
aenying motion amend complaint schmmt ag Thompson
yofI0a oT preliminary INJUNCTION denied. with 80 costs
Sclpeaer act Btynhcm-Orderrd general calendar.
YooDs Art The Mutual Insurance Co Cause restored
and another ag The PhHnix Mutual le
Hartford, COnnOrder removing to
Oilbcrf agt. NayaDd: smith agt Hawey 81 al
lolton AIT park DicL agL CLARK, ct AZ PEi0Ok agl ste
Vens: CeesInaD keey Emo agt Corel Marx 81 a. agt
Jlsenberc sib0sen act. Iiausnani felt0n ag Motare
Seeug AT Wilson, II sbrOnck agt. The y. Y Mutual tx
change Bank Scbenok agt WiisOnL-Orders granted.
Common Plsas-Nponial Ierm-By Judge Van Brunt.
the matter meInOTa dun on papers The
PilnsnJs Manufacturing Company agt DafdMouon " e1
erd :irir granted The matter u Clark ordered
sn4ion III IT, C. Freedman granted costs to defendant
abide of Aeyer.-ReiereDce ordered otb
Serroour Motion grauted payment OK $40
coss Christopher agt. Scled.Ordcr granted See memo
rApfpu Bank for Savings agt buchan-Motloh 10 va
eae order appointing receiver granted Sec memoranda
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SHIP NEHS.
sEr1.ll
PoKI or NEw.YORK

POKI or NEw.YORK SErT. IL
CLEARED.
Steamship Richmond Couch, Norfolk City Point and Rich
mOud. Dominion steamship 60.
steamship state e. Texas. NckersOn, Galveston, KY
West, ClIas. II. Mallory * Co.
steamship Neptune LeaTsc. BOSTON II. =. DimocK.
steamship Ann EIza Richards, Philadelphia ronn. James
steamship CadW alader. Clark Baltimore wm Dial.
steamship Auagan (Br), symonds Bristol, Eng, W. D.
steamship Alexandria, (Br) Mackey. BRISTOL Eng, Hen.
steamship SCOTIA ORB Grere Belfast ireland, henderson
Steamship Bohnia, CBr) MeMieken Liverpool Eng C q.
steamship Bermuda OBJ, Anenn, Halifax " s. and ST.
John, y r.. Clark * Granian.
steamship PeIten, (Fr Banre Havre via Plymouth LOUIS
sicamship Daniel sienmann. (BclgD sechore, Antwerp,
BeIg. Funth Edye a CO.
Brig scenyDple, (Ger Snowman, Zanzibar Africa, C. To-
CO.
Brig Pomert Johns Cienfuegos cuba, Marcus, Hunter q
brig Francesca 1taL) Romano, Penarih Roads. Eng,
Bark Katie Harding Watts London SHOW & Burgess
Bark EDenezer. Nor) Nelson Cork, Ireland, G. Tobias
Bark Kara (Nor) Keller, Queenstown, BrockmanD,
BARK Lebield OOr). Ernzen Queenstown, Benham &
Boy esen 49, -.
BARK Antonio (Ger Albrecht. Danzig Cor Punch Edge
q Co
ARRIVED.
Steamship Ellie knight, McCreery, Philadelphia with
mdse. and pass 10 Bogart q Morgan;
Steamship BenefaeOr, Jones' Wilmington, N C., days
With naval stores q VIM. r. Clyde a Go.
Steamship Charleston, Lock wood Charleston, sept D. with
Steamship Bolivia lBr) small Glasgow sept vice Mo
VILE sept 2, with indse and pass " Henderson BFOs