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NEV YoRR May 22-Fae i5stY-
Bi9tl anniversary # TIE Bg1-kly1
Eqlds7 Slpcl Urioa was e~elettased
T. T 4 pp' js AtaneF.a Hd
W4 Oh s34i esala bp lss,f@s fyF zoe
occasion, 10 clear sly and nss-
ii : sis. Toe ngDbsg Il children
wb3 ,eak port 10 ibe parade was
about 30 coo, making eight divi
i'm; pad stFsFal subdivisions
Rfp klla BAD PIP % hsr holiday APP
p~,arales, all the PUBLIC buildings
beiag elabgrasly dsclrated With
legs I'D steamers, ueady all the
hou-e- alepg he Lac efmarch we're
hfaeS with Asgs
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TROY \ Y May 81 -During the
past two m9atbs agents II the Brit
ish G yerament have purchased up
wa aids I'll 5000 horses ID tbe fraiag
district af the northern plrc YER
- n sad e MS state TIE sores
.9e es.le4tb s.sc,ed -lv > ta-
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OFFICE or rTE SlEsBcBY Est-aatH
toSDA- AAV -, I.s..
= nos T. hereby wivnI that 81 acror3aues FI.I
rcs'iu ilnCffhs Board Of Directors 9r tEe sails
.ury h-ll Road Company. a meeting % The --ncs
holiers ai said eo7apaHy will De he'll az ifs 0lleu
ia 2Iayersllie. Somerset County Pa .el -he 25-b
dfF re Iut 44- Between lie AJu-s of y ora7t
u. ari O'Clock 3. II. Of saii icy i"rff. agrfHs
81 l9iaiuE on cle-a eu tQte-ermile Wrr te- rln
c1urtu. WIN UaEeE ana % tc1 ucU ~-rras I'd.
is rIH auf franchises tlrtA Etl 70 ac .r- .rsI
and LitF tlru.t-i dollars l1 secure .H7 Il
of huuls Boz be issued ami 20 take the pier ef la
tXis Ing mortgHgeCu he said road aul lrsuelis
trthc Sane uu,ult which Is tp be C4Ecfl-l
JOHN b. JACKSON.
nay ScCret.rv.
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This is an cudarsnent # tie Potter
Investigating eommi tee, tha! was
RAISED on the t5e3Iy that President
Hayes holds his o&ee through frauds
committed ia Leui-iaaa aad Florida,
10 which re Was FrOV now soEr
lp5so iha. tLose allegations he found
true, as the Democrats SO s;ou.ly al
~lege-snd Tie committee las been
selected % make Is del1 surf thing
ofit-"t-n.b must be yinciea ed end
criminals punished says be resyln-
lion, what f.ii5ws! Bil hat party
cit down qniely vita % proof in
their Hands ald 1o. Fioaiclie ruth
aad punish The c,im laio! Astns ke
ANY a lack up5a 40 Presidential
title proven - be obtained through
ffaOd2 They wcGld De less than
men i they do: possessed 81 the
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Hos JoHN CESSNA is cyn6deDtiel.
Is spoken CT as Chairman CT tie
Stale Committee. This selection
would be q very strong ore. Mr.
Cessna is GIG OF the most iadefAtiga-
be AID unt.riHg Of workers, has a
thorough acquaintance With the
whole State, and large experience in
handling It's political forces. Add 10
this has high personal character, and
The fact that bis acceptance Of the
position would be practical evidence
81 ne working harmony Of all ele-
meats Of The Republican Party,
wtsi8eF their frs choice was HVys
OF not. aud there sppesrs 4 fpeeisi
G.uess in his selec5ion 20 organize
ard ls3d t-e G lenes t1i hii-Ph1i
al 7pLja Press
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AND they nominated q soa &c ti-ics
for Secretary of InternslAasirs. "a
nigger il tie wood pile" oh! Oh.
Woillcc, Waiincei
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PREpARArIoSs f.r lbs I'D can.
pa ere ei-gtierces5 pa. pei al
a.a Ti b@sna1fcs1 Con-
G. 4i- folly 81
ized fos Noik, old c.y rrlisi (
encouraging as,srs4ces i-la -
ss-z of tbe C uutry.
In this s5ate, the ticket nsuiose ed
ar Harm burg last week, i every
Lst, received gi b accltin "a q
ai-c re c. ts i.cn tufset
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ENlllt.
JACOB n BAKER
HIRAM D MCCOY

IuE Legislature adjourned 81 noon
on Friday last-"Ob, Susanna. don't
VCu cry
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ENOCH YUTZY.


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ANDREW J. COLBORN.
EDWARD ~ scuB0CK
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HgNRY KNErraR
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HEGIsTF trD lECOhDER;
WILL NIB FREA5E
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STATEMENT
o. the Sup r.iseis of Nlthlmptca Twp, for
the year ending april IN ISIS
Dr.
duplicate Of Valentine Btilcguin ;S+f 2.
Arnoaat ii II seates. land tax 10 y
sisl II
or
~ work On rn4ir saso2 z
E&vnefatiuus "a
Luirher Furnished, 9 -
tommissi N as slPeryis 7 5re4
4oI IS
Bilsnce Cue Township go %
DR..
DupH at, of SimIal PoorJaugh sSoI %
CIR.
By work ON read. ~ p
EydaAFttoEs HSCg
CasnDissionas Supervisor - %
<597 "a
BIlancc due Samuel PO0rhaugh 81
eIhs Uplsrsigasl AgiitSas Of Northampton
t0vnaAip certiy hat the above accounts o. the
SepeyVslrs hive been by US mi and We
Ind thein rufrect as above stated,
JIM. STIFF
JACOB l. DEAF.
1~uIitors.
Twp. Clerk.
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Balance Cue Township
ofslmaaI Poorjaugh :soi %
!, DMlNIsrRAroR's Norlct.

Attest; III. MILLER.
4wD INerk
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DDmrasl Pleas ut
c CDunfy NO.
August FERN
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Heavy TORNADO

CHiesso Nay 25-About * o.
eseR -. ~ aias 2 fA4d 2
ttleAes about ibre miles lsom
BlffeetsR. C4cag sd3are. aad
-ssalsted he country iar fadtus i
Iab Is tvo niles Toe farm hoase OF
"a Beumes was completely demti-
led Mrs. y anss vas Instantly
ssilied, aad ryu 31gas children car
Iisd lhroagh tao air ~ a whifiTind,
aud hurled dead to ,be ground, a
distance Of Twenty reds away !
laLorer was lifted IRON bis feet, and
on striking terra lirma again his lega
were broken BIZ the shock. No 9th
er damage 10 life is reported. but the
destruction Of property was cousid-
cradle May praaks Of last Nights
storm are reported from various
points, but nothing very serious, ex-
cept 10 this vicinity and q. Mineral
D.;1t
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Dezs VIA hao wi Wallace biel,
Dems wham Jossph's afien LED,
wdeomo t0your cory bel
Or TO victory.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-03-30
NUMBER IS.

Our readers will remember that on last week
we gave short account Of Thomas Stuarts Won
derful recovery from the effects Of a ruptured
blood vessel or hemorrhage of the lungs. The re-
coyery was extraordinary, surely. But the La
Sale Press puts a new phase on the matter, an
says that when first the news of Toms conval-
escence began to circulate, his acquaintance
said, "Ah, Tom was too strong fellow to sue
cumb to any Of the ordinary ailments to which
human flesh is heir, and is going to come off vic
torious after ALL" Now, however, it appears
from the reports of those who were e-witnesses
and claim to speak what they know to be true,
that his convaescence is not ascribable to his
heroic powers of endurance or to any scientific
achievement or lucky hit on the part of his med-
cal attendants, but to the minstrations of an I'M
professional man who claims the power to stop
the flow of blood by the exercise Of a spell or
charm, and that Tom himself is decidedly Of that
opinion. Patrick Donahue, blacksmith and
farricr, of Peru, was the supposed healer in this
case, and it is proper to mention that many OF his
acquaintance accrcdit him with the miraculous
power he claims. Profound only in the depths
Of ignorance and superstition but apparently
quite sincere in hi. professed faith in his ability
to stop dangerous hemorrhages without the in
strumentality of tangible means in his own rude
simplicity he pirates of his wondrous gift with
an appearance of candor quite refreshing to con-
template. If the age of miracles has really gone
by never TO return, it must be confessed that the
achievements and discoveries of science in these
modern days are scarcely less wonderful than
were the most pronounced miracles which con
founded the philosophers of ancient times, and
it is not surprising that the contemplation OF the
phenomena of the former should SO affect the un-
educated as to render them credulous to pretenses
versing upon the realms of the miraculous"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-03-30

For the speedy cure Of Consumption and all
diseases that lead to it., such stubborn Coughs,
neglected Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, pain in the
side and chest, dry hacking cough, tickling in
the throat Hoarscness, Sore Throat and all
chronic or lingering diseases Of throat and lungs,
DR. KINGS New DISCOVERY has no equal and
has established for itself world wide reputation.
Many leading physicians recommend and use ii
in their practice. The formula from which it is
prepared is highly recommended by all medical
Journals. The clergy and the press have com
plimcntcd it in the most glowing terms. Go to
your druggist and get trial bottle .fIrs ~ cost
or a regular size for Sl.0O. For sale hy f. Y.
Grigg-, Ottawa. 90
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NIarrieI.

HULER-CoLwELL.-On Thursday evening, Mar
Is, at the residence of the brides father, by the
Rev. X. l.. Colwell, JACOB b. SHULER and IDA
MAY CoLwELL, all of this city.
The ceremony took place in the evening in the
presence Of about 35 of the intimate friends only
and family relatives of the parties, and was a
most pleasant affair. The bride was the recipient
of many beautiful and valuable presents and both
bride and groom of many hearty congratulations.
Like sensible people they have already domiciled
their lares and penatss at their own fresde and
begun life's work in earnest May they Give
long and prosperously," and beginning thus we
expect to see them long among us and not the
least honorcd
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-03-30

The Turner Society of Peru, says the Herald
are making preparations for building new Hall
on the lots lately purchased west of the Four
Corners. 1t is proposed to erect large and dur
able editice, one in which any travelling troupe
would be glad to occupy. The building will be
at least 60xl00 feet, having II commodious stage
with all the necessary apparatus in the way OF
scenes, curtains wings, etc, and at the rear end
scmi.circular gallery will be erected capable of
holding quite large number of persons. The
inconvcniences attending a crowd at the City
Hall has led them to this scheme, and it is ex.
pected that large revenue will result from the
expenditure. The amount needed is at least
$1,000 and Of this $1,000 may be safely counted
upon as already raised
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Obituary.

Died, on Thursday evening, March nth, at
Cleveland, Ohio, OF consumption, JOSEPH a.
EBERHARD, in the 45th year of his age
Mr. f, was well known in this city, where in.
deed he had lived from his boyhood until five or
six years ago. At first a clerk in the dry goods
store of Arthur Lockwood, he afterwards became
a proprietor of the establishment in company
with j. H. Cameron, Esq, our present postmas-
ter Business rcycrses, however, met him after
the war, and he drifted from here 10 Chicago,
and latterly to Cleveland, where he died us above
In his last hours he seems to have enjoyed the
ministrations of the rector of Trinity Church.
through whom the information of his death is
communicated to his friends
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-03-30

The county fair association has rented the fair
grounds for a grand fair this fall. The managers
have therefore begun making the arrangements
and tire secretary informs usthat he has no doubt
the far will be even greater success than the
one last year. A liberal and comprehensive pre-
MUM list will be issued at an early day and no
pains spared to include as many special features
as possible. One attraction has been promised
the attendance of and competitive drill by the
companies of the 18th Battalion, !. n. G.-ten
companies; which Lieut.. Col. Fithian promised
at his late visit will all be here. An effort will al
so be made to procure some speaker and publ
man of national fame to make an address.
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A'Debatable Question.

| While much has been written concerning the
use of put up medicines, the question is still
an open one, and demands of the people Il care
full consideration. The salient points may be
briefly stased and answered as follows: 1st-Are
the sick capable Of determining their real condi.
ton, the nature Of their malady and selecting
the proper remedy or means of cure? 2d-Can a
| physician, no matter how skillful, prepare uni
versal remedy, adapted to the peculiar ailments
of large class of people, residing in different
latitudes, and subject to various climatic infu
ences? In answer to the first proposition, we
would say, diseases are named and known by GER
tain signs" or symptoms, and as the mother
does not need physician to tell her that her
child has the who0png cough, or indicate RENE
10y, so people when afflicted with many of the
symptoms concomitant to "impure blood" ''tor
Ipid liver" and "bad digestion" require no other
knowledge of their condition, or the remedy in
dictated, than they already possess Second propo-
lsition-Many physicians argue that diseases are
lsectionally peculiar, and that their treatment
must therefore vary, and yet quinine, morphine
Ipodophyllin, and hundreds of other remedies are
prescribed ia all countries to overcome certain con
ditionS. Is 1t not, therefore, self-eydent that
physician whose large experience has made him
familiar with the many phases incident to all i'm.
pu'fttes OF the blood general and nervous debility,
hter complaint, dyspepsia consumption, and cdtdrrh,
can prepare series of remedies exactly adapted
| to meet the condition manifest, wherever, and by
whatever means, II may have been engendcredg
The family medicines prepared by r. V. Pierce,
NJ. D., of Buffalo, n Y, fulfill the above require
ments. Many physicians prescribe them in their
practice. His Golden Medical Discovery has no
equal as blood purifyer and general tonic while
his Favorite Prescription cures those weaknesses
peculiar to women, after physicians have failed.
His Pleasant Purgative Pellets, which are sugar
coated and little larger than mustard seeds are a
safe and certain cure for torpid" liver and con
Istipation. II you wish to save money by avoid
ing doctors and keep or regain your health, buy
The Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser an
illustrated work Of over 900 pages. 1t contains
instruction concerning anatomy, physiology by
gicne, and the treatment of disease. Over one
hundred thousand copies already sold Price
lpost-paid), 81 80. Address the author, Il. V.
Pierce, NJ D., Buffalo, NY.
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The annual township election occurs on Tues
day next. There is no special excitement on the
subject.
For supervisor we have heard of no opposition
to Mr.. Lynch, who has in times past served the
town and county so ably.
For assistants the present incumbents, Messrs
W. j. Nicely and John Stout, are candidates for
reelection. Mr.. VIM Stormont is also a candi.
date for the Office, And, by the way, Mr.. Stor
mont thinks it is a good plan to change horses in
a stream when they only come to drink and new.
er get across. Two assistants are to be elected
For town clerk John G. Armstrong, Esq, is q
candidate without opposition, Mr.. \. has served
for 10! these many years, and We have yet to see
the man who has pluck sufficient to run against
him. 1t would also be hard to find Il clerk supe-
rior to him.
For assessor Messrs. Ira Nelson, Arthur Lock
wood and Robert Wilson are candidates.
For collector there will be "a triangular fight
between Justus Harris, John T. Burke and An
drew E. Bach, which will make a very exciting
contest.
Daniel Maher and John lIoban, present incum-
bent are candidates for the road commissioner
ship.
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Cot Wet.

1t has generally been supposed that the APP
proachcs to Columbus street bridge were safe
and that there was no danger of walking into the
canal there. And yet on last Wednesday night
Mr.. Broadback, gentleman from Marseilles, did
walk in and barely escaped drowning. The bank
between the canal collectors Office and the
bridge has no railing, it seems, and on Wednes
day night when the gentleman walked toward
the bridge, there was no light. Having retained
his presence of mind when in the water, he kept
afoat and soon reached the pier where aid reach
cd him. Thus a ducking was the result of an
accident that might have proved fatal.
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HACKETACK," popular and frlgrIn
perfume. Sold by Forbes X Gehring. =

In Mendoza the election fever is working, and
candidates for city offices are becoming numer-
Gus. Some talk was made about "A prohibition
ticket but the temperance issue seems reduced To
the question Of 'high" or Glow" license. High
license" contempates keeping the price where it
now is-s2O0-with few in favor Of an increase.
Low license" is Interpreted, an effort to reduce
the tax to $3.50 year. While the high license
advocates claim that they will either add To the
revenue Of the city or reduce the number Of sa-
looms by making the price 800 or more, the low
license men claim that saloon keepers cannot
make living under the present pressure o! the
times, and that should some Of them be obliged
To suspend, they would be without u business.
and that there would be just as much liquor
drank as now, and no benefits result To- the COM
munity. There are - saloons in the town The
election occurs on the 9th Of April
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139 Main Street 1879.

take pleasure in giving my friends and Gus
toners notice that ! have complete stock of
strictly pure White Lead, eastern and western
brand, all kinds of colors varnishes brushes etc.,
etc. on hand, which | will sell at the lowest
market prices.
A specially made on Masury's colors, ground
in oil and Japan; also Masury's lake colors for
carriage and buggy painters.
A great variety of Masury's railroad coors also
on hand which will sell cheaper than ever sold
in the city MAX. KNEUssI
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Examine those new goods at J. Megaflin's
a Remarkable Result.

It makes no difference how many Physicians
or how much medicine YOU have tried it is now
an establish, d fact that German Syrup is the only
remedy which has given complete satisfaction in
severe cases Of Lung Diseases 1t is true there
are yet thousands Of persons who are prcdispos-
ed to Throat and Lung Affections, Consumption,
HemOrrhages, Asthma, Severe Colds settled on
the Breast Pneumonia, WhOOping Cough, &c.
who have no personal knowledge Of Boschce'
German Syrup. To such We would say that 50,
600 dozen were sold last year without one com.
plant. Consumptives try just one bottle. Regu.
lar size IS cents. Sold by all Druggists in Amer.
lea. Sold ny Forbes " Gehring. C2)
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! want to say to all my old friends of La Sale
and adjoining counties that | am now employed
by Mr.. Vim. Trabing salesman in his large
and commodous clothing house in the Opera
House Block, where will be pleased to see you
at any time.
l can sell you clothing, either ready madc or
made to order, as cheap as any one in the state,
and you will find the goods and work as recon-.
mended. l.. L. MCKINLEY.
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Mrs. j. Richardson and A. Long have opened a
new millinery and dress making establishment
in Seneca, over the post oifice-a much needed
acquisition to the place. They promise that
everything in that line shall be found at their
place at bottom prices and in quality, variety
anc price at least equal to Ottawa, Morris or any
other town. They desire patronage and will
make it an object for persons to call and see
their stock.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-03-30

Mr.. 5. f. Dewey, hardware merchant OF this
city, made an assignment for the benefit Of his
creditors; liabilities about sll 600; assets above
$4,000. This is one Of the old houses Of the city
aud Mr.. D.'s necessity is much regretted. The
break is not bad one, it is seen, so none but
Mr. d. will suffer by it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-03-30

In the spring millinery campaign, our lady
readers will not forget that Mrs. O'Meara will
take leading part. Besides carrying big
stock of fine goods, she has now in Chicago a
trimmer preparing by Especial course of training
for this springs work. Mrs. O'M9ara, you see,
spares nothing to please.
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Notice

lam again running in order, and will be pleased
to see all my old customers at my new store room
in Opera House block, where | will sell ready
made clothing at bed rock prices, and in the mer-
chant tailoring line | defy any one to make first
class work cheaper than | can. All first class
custom work warranted. | keep constantly on
hand large assortment of the best line of piece
goods to be found in the market. Come and see
me and be satisfied that what say is true.
VIM TRAINING.
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There was decided change in the weather on
last sunday night. After long season Of warm
May weather it suddenly blew up cold, and on
MONDAY morning there was heavy frost So
far as We have been able TO learn, however, no
damage was done by it. On Wednesday night a
nasty east rain set in and on Thursday morning
there was quite dash Of snow. It lasted but a
little while and since then 1t has been getting
warmer and pleasantcr
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Come To-Day.

On yesterday Mcssrs HULL Il BARTEIs inform
ed us that on to-day would arrive new invoice
Of fine SILK HATS and big stock of those famous
Stetson SOFT HATs-;he finest goods in the mar
ket. Go and see them; they are the latest styles
and you can buy them cheaper of Hull Il Bartels
than of any other firm in Illinois.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-03-30

Forbes a Gchrng are in the field with very
large and well assorted stock of paints and paint
ers' material. We handle only strictly pure
goods of the best known brands and as the man.
ufacturcs have made great reductions in their
products, we are selling these goods at lower
prices than ever heard of before.
Remember when in want of anything in our
line you will save money and be better suited by
calling on Yours truly, FORBES & GEHRING.
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At Iiull's,

The workInen are still busya HuLL's finishing
up as rapidly as possible the great amount Of
work necessary in the new stores. They expect
to be able to occupy them in about week from
this time when they will show stock Of goods
second to none. Meantime all customers will
find all their wants attended to at No. "a.
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Carpets!
NhrDets

Scott Bros Il Co. are now showing an elegant
assortment Of carpets, oil cloths, mattngs shades,
&c. Prices lower than ever before known.
A large lot of white quilts will be offered dur
ing next week at great bargain-at 80, IS 81,
Sl.25 and Sl,50-very much below the usual
prices. Also big job lot of 25c towels will be
closed out at 15c each.
We will place on sale this morning beautiful
assortment of new dress goods and silks in all the
latest nOyelties. SCoTT Bros. IL Co.