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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-13
C0ntaur
LininlentS.
White, for the Human Family.
Yellow, for Horses and Animals.

e aes amen are simply the wonGe OF the s woI aS
some things which they viii sor Do They win MOI cure
cancer mend broken homes but they WIN always say
matIsm many standing and taken the pain from
burns and scalds which has never been done by
,,v The White Liniment is for the human fam
IRON the system Lumbago Chblains, Palsy Itch
olen Gs ands ans rs sxries frost from
nrs and aaysssq Of yen3mons rentiles 1t subdues swell
dscoye The Centaur Lnimest is used with great eff.
throat earache and weak back. The following is bat
sample oil numerous testimonials:
a., ,,, INDIANA HoMs, JEFF. Co. IND. May g. 1873.
co. m fhns ny duty to inform you that have
Lave not been free from these sweInss ,I .imht
S9 ths rsr Now am PcrisctIY well, thanks
pled warm. BENJAMIN BRowN."'
The proof is in the trial. 1t reliable it is handy it is
To The sick bed ridden, the halt and lame to the
nosnd.e and sore' we say Come and be
for TO ae SeS Oh hsys 1ec
iment VIII be given without charge.
The Yellow Centaur Liniment
adapted TO the tough muscles cords and flesh
cures OF SPAWN, strain, wlnd;gas scratches sweeny
and general lsnensss than all other remedies existence
Read what the grea: Expressmen say OF 1t:
% Of Ss ys n
our stables MARSH suIt Adams . * stsblss. Z.
r. IULII oupt u o. olhOles, n. 4.
a. S. OLIN. supt. Nat. Elk. Stables, N. T."
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Aug. II, 1874.
"GKNTLENEN-1haveu used over one gross Of Ce n taur
Lin imcnt. yellow wrapper, oh the mules fmy plan
taon, besides dozens OF The family Linmen my
want to purchase 1t at the wholesale price, and
will thank you to ship me by savannah steamer gross
OF each kind. Messrs A 7 Stewart Co. will pay your
bill on presentation. Respectfully, JAMES DARRow"
The best patrons OF the Lment FaIrers and Vster
mary Surgeons 1t heals gals, wounds and polev re-
moves swelllngs and Is worth IN illiOns or dol
lars to farmers livery stock growers sheep rasers
and those having horses or cattle
What arr cannot do for $50 tho Centaur Liniment
will do at trfing cost.
These Lnim.nts warranted by the rroprieors and
bottle will be given TO any rrer physician who desires
to test them. Sold everywhere.
Laboratory of j. b. Rose & Co.,
46 DEY ST.. NEW YORK.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-02
ga Y9499g :

20 the Working OIass.---We are
now prepared to furnish ell classes with
constant employment at home, the whole
uf the time, or for their spare moments.
Business new, light and profitable. Per
sons of either sex easily earn from so cents
20 s. per es1ning, and proportional sum
by ievol:ag their whole time to the bust
siless. Boys and girls earn nearly as much
as men. That all who SEQ this notice may
send their address, and test the business
we make this unparalleled offer: To such
"A are not well satisfied we will send one
dollar to pay for the trouble of writing,
Eull particulars, samples worth several
Alollars to commence work on, and . copy
IL Home and Fireside, ono of the largest
and best Illustrated Publications. al sent
tree by mail. Reader, If you want perma-
nenk profitable work, address, GE0RGR
1xngs0N u Co, Portland, Maine.
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Notice.

ITO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN:
i Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has purchased the interest Of Ju-
lien Mourot in the mining claims in Gold
hill known as the Kean, Hall & Mourot
claims, and all Indebtedness against said
claims viii be paid BY John Kean and
Jasper N. Hall, and the said Julien nOu-
rot is hereby released from the payment
of any of said Indebtedness.
JASPER M. HALL.
Idaho City. Nov. 81. 1876.
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OBSTACLES To MARRIAGE.

sxrrors I'D Ahusns in earlv life Nanhana rs..nr.s
Impedincnts 20 marriage removed. New method
nj treatmenk New and remarkable rsmedi,s
Cooks and circulars sent free in sealed envelopes
address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 4ls N. Ninth ST.
philadelphia Pa. An Institution having high rep
1taen Ssr honorable sondnes and professional skill
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Public Notice.

~
~ received at the Clerk Of the Boards Office up TO
January 1877. for keeping in.repar the roads
in the several districts of Boise county from Janu-
AIRY l. 1877 20 July ], 1877.
District No. I:-Commencng At the Warm Springs,
thence TO Idaho City thence the mouth Of ILL.,
nois Gnlch and from Idaho City to the summit be-
tween Idaho City and Centervile; also from Idaho
City TO the summit between Idaho City and Boston.
DiStFtct No. Recommending - Quartzburg,
thence via Granite creek Placeryille and Center
vile, to the summit between Centerylle and Idaho
City. Also from Centsrvie, via Boston, 10 the sum-
NIT betwee en- Boston and Idaho City. and from Bos-
ton to the Star Ranch. Also from the BoAtOn road
at Garden Gulch TO Granite Greek via church's saw
mill. on Wolf creek.
Dittriet No. Accommodating .; the Junction az the
Placerville and Pioneer City roads in Centervile.
thence 10 one mile above Pioneer City. Also from
Pioneer City TO the Placeryilc road on the divide
between Boyle's Gulch and ophir creek.
DfstTfs No Accommodating 81 Placerville. thence
20 the Upper P4sette valley. and up said valley TO
MeBrides Ranch. The bid for this district will
include The rebuilding Of the bridges Arross the
PAyette river.
DlEsrlct No. 5:-Cemmencing a. Horseshoe Bend
and running TO Jerusalem.
Jsstric! No. Recommending At the mouth Of Car
ter creek And running southery toward Boise City 70
the county line.
DisfrIct No. Recommending At the mouth Of ILL.,
nois Gulch and running 10 Banner City.
Each proposal or bid submitted 20 the Board
shall be accompanied with bond conditioned for
the faithful performance and duties Of the contract
which may be made aud entered into by and be-
tween the person making the proposal or bad, aud
the Board OF Commissioners in . sum not less than
for the Improvement and keeping IN repair the
roads and highways within the district proposed
the said bond 70 be secured by two or more sure
ties who shall justify the same form and manner
As Is required on bonds OF county officers.
JAMES MoR1AKTr
Ex-OAcio Clerk Board Co. Com
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~ received by the Board Of. County Commission.
ers OF Boise county, at the Auditors Office in Idaho
City, on
Monday, January I. 1877,
al O'Clock P. N. Of said day, for the purpose of
taking care OF the INDECENT sick county poor idiot
c and insane Of Boise county for the ensuing year
Bids TO be a. follows. to-wft:
One bid for the board. lodging. nursing clothing
and washing for the INDECENT sick county poor id
otto and insane OF Boise county including the burial
expenses Of AL INDECENT sick county poor idiotic
and Insane who may die in said Boise county, for
one year from January !. 1877.
One bad for medical attendance and furnishing
medicines Tor The INDECENT sick county poor idiot
&c and insane Of Boise county and tor holding pest
norton examinations on all who NAV die in the
county hospital Of said county and for all post NOR
tenn examinations made at the county seat Of said
Boise county where the same would be chargeable
TO the county. for one year from January !, lSsT.
Bidders may inclnde the above two subdivisions
in one bid If so desired.
Parties receiving the contracts will be required to
enter the same in writing, and hle bonds with ar>
proved security in the sum Of double the amount or
their bid.
JAMES MoSIARSr
Ex-Odcio Clerk Board Co. Com
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-01-12
vide AWAKE FOR 1877.

THIS popular Pictorial Magazine for the
4 Young Folks. now entering upon its 4tE
volume. offers the following unriva1led at
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Illustrated by Miss L. B Humphrey This
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2. Good-for- nothinn Polly-By Ella Far
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from photographs by Miss G. A. NoFtham
Europe Is true record Of the experiences o.
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holidays at ChiSelhurse with she Prince I'm
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{. Daughter and by Mrs. Helen Tracy
Myers. A series OF practical Housekeeping
papers for girls.
5. The Flossy and Bossy stcrie<-For the
little folks. By Margaret Hammond Ecker.
SON; Illustrated by Jessie Curtis.
8, The Adventures OF Mfltiades Peterkir
Paul-By John BrownjOhn. Done in verse
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Puzzles. Edited by Kit Clinton
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thy approved Of the committee In pub
lie. but In private used every influence
70 obtain Invitations for black sheep In
their own families. The black sheep
themselves felt that q crisis had &C last
come, and that they were really going
TO be separated from the sheep. Con-
seQuently they spared ne exertions -
soften the fiiBsy heart OF the chief can
sof themselves, and were continually
attacking their reputable relations to
heip them through this difficulty.
What faAiIy IL there that does not own
an unfortunate sister, . bad brother .
ne'er-dc-Well father, Q cousin who viii
20 70 the dogs, reprobate uncle or .
naughty aunef Now, here in Cahfof-
MIA, these marked oness these bad dol.
lars are in more profuslon than gold
Nuggets, and therefore the tnrmoll, the
rage and the hurly-buriy can be tmag-
ined. Daring the three weeks OF pre-
pairing suitable lists Of persons to be
Invited there was On an average dali
ly demand for tickets Of about fifty
persons, and the curious feature OF this
was that many who besought piteously
for invitations were absolutely e1ti-
tied to them without solicitation, but
did not know their own social status.
The incidents Of this interval were suf-
ficfently droll. Persons who had no
more chance Of receiving . card than
of entertaining at the White House on
their own account, wrote placidly TO
the committee, requesting them when
they sent the invitations, to incl0se enc
for q cousin or Q sister or country
friend. Others wrote haughtily for
blanks which they would MI up with
names of their frienes. Others wrOtE
TO say that Jack WOttles must be iavi-
ted or the heavens Wsuld fall. Others
wrote that SlInkey, of Slinkey's Bon
Ton Hotel at Saucelito, had been obli-
ging to them, and he must have tick
ct. As the important day drew near
the excitement Increased visibly. The
ladies Of the committee were obliged 70
secrete themselves In alien and seclu-
ded rooms to escape the torrents of
callers, but even that did not avail.
They were wsylaid in the elevator on
their way to dinner by excited persons
whe In eager whispers and with tears
In their ayes asked for q ticket for a
sister who had been silly, "to set her
right with the world, }" and so on. But
fortunately they were aternly Just, and
the hop was attended BY SEINE four
hundred of the most charming people
In San Francisco. And this ls the way
to weld these elements into one harmo-
NOUS whole. 1t Is what was done In
England by the Lady Patrcnesses Of
Almack's and which reformed society
there when IL was at dIsastTously low
moral ebb. Ii persevered In here It
will create q society second TO none in
the world, and by far tina most bril-
liant In America. GAR.
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Erie. Pa, Dec 3I-An Ashtabula
special to the Erie Dispatch men
tons the following incident: Miss
Mary Birchard, of Fayetteville,
Vt, and cousin to Governor Hayes,
was on the Inflated train. The
uncle from whom the Governor
inherited most of his fortune
also willed Miss Birchsrd $4,000.
The time allowed in which to
settle up the estate and divide the
property having expired, Miss
Birchard was on her way to take
formal possession of her property.
Her name does not appear in the
list of saved, and she was pro bab-
ly killed. Her destination was
Elyria, Ohio. where her sister,
Mrs. Ronald Dewitt lives.
There was on board q family
named Bennett, on their way
from New York State to jefferson
Ashtabula County, Ohio. The
father and mother got out of
the wreck, and the children were
only saved by being tossed from
the arms of one man to another
over . pile Of burning wood.
One of the four was seriously in
jured, and all were scratched
slightly. On Saturday morning,
the mother, who was enceinte,
gave birth to 3 child, the event
being fastened by the excitemen t
she had undergone.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-01-12
For she Last rIme.

There is q touch OF pathos about do
Ing even the simplest thing "for the
last time" It is not alone kissing the
dead that gives you this strange pain.
You feel it when you have looked your
last time upon some scene you have
loved-when you stand in some quiet
city street where you know that you
will never stand again. The actor
playing bis part for the last time, the
singer whose voice Is cracked hopeless
ly, and who after this once will never
stand before the sea of npturned faces
disputing the plaudiJs with fresher
voices and fafrer forms, the minister
who has preached his last sermon
these all know the hidden bitterness
of the two words |fneYer again." We
put away our bOyish toys with an odd
headache. We were too old to walk
any longer en- our stilts--too tall to
play marbles on the sidewalk. let
there was q pang when we thought we
had played with our merry things for
the last time, aud life'5 serious, grown
mp work was waiting for US. Now we
do not want the lost toys back. Life
has larger and other playthings for
US. Nay it not be that these, too, shall
seem In the light of soma far-Off day
as the boyish games seem to our man
hOsd, and we shall learn, that death is
but the opening of the gate into the
land Of prOmise.-Bishop Foster.
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THE COMMONWEALTH.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1877.

fhVSfECIUS tOR 1871.
One year ago the CoMMoNwEALrH issued
a declaration of its
PRINCIPLES AND PURPOSES.
This declaration embodied briefly the express
sion Of n determination to stand by the Re
ey'' as distinguished from an irTedeem able
that the first duty of newspaper is to
TELL THE NEWS,
and Of Kansas newspaper to give Kansas
news the precedence.
Repu 1lican party Is, more than ever, neees-
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LIBERTY AND LAW
In this country. In regard to the financial
question this much. if no more, has been de-
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The course of the CohMoNwEALTH, as q
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An enlargement Of the daily has been found
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NO NEW POLICY
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found
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