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good perception OF tie particular huor OF the rOLs,
but utterly failed In the music from his entire
want OF voice. Mr.. s. Digby, "a Ralph Rack
straw. was troubled with the samo complaint. and
besides, being victim to stage fright he succeeded
snanavornn S..rS sy'aeIy 1osonbins ms cn,e,
personated by Miss Lcstta Elsin, "her first appear
ance since her return from Italy, very diminutive
parsonage, whose queer appearance. drol style and
audience in very good hnnor. Mrs. Grace Glare as
Little Buttercup voiceless ~ the remainder
OF the cast The orchestra and chorus
were somewhat better than the soloists. and were
highly appreciated by way of comparison. So in
effective was the performance that even the gem Of
the piece the Adnirsls song. with the refrain II am
the ruler OF the Queens navec" did not elicit the
slightest applause desire for repetition some de-
cidcd improvements In the performance are promised
BY the management for the remainder of the week
Tho success attending the Rice Extravaganza OPP
cratic Combination Company In their Efforts
to entertain tho Brcoklynites last week at
the Park Theatre induced them to rv asin
another week in that city on board III. NJ. s. Pima
fore. In consequence OF the legal troubles below
described the company was last night transferred
Music. where the "Rulcr OF the Queens
Navce," and His Sisters, aud his Cousins aud hts
Aunts," together with Dick Deadeye," aud Little
Luttcrcup, with all hands deck, performed to
the admiration of goody house, sloft and below.
last evening. The performance will be given each
evening during the week.
Now ~ to the leaal troubles. On saturday even
ing last. while the Rice Combination were per.
forming at the Park Theatre, the salary and 2
effects OF the company we're attached by onsriI
biely, OF Kings county, ON IN order procureu W
counsel for Mrs. Mary Booth. OF the Msns,on h9uss; LOUISE
who sues 70 recover n board bill OF *oSs' alleged
to be due since Inst fall. On this pomp-
shell bursting upon tho Pinafores deck the transfer
to the Brooklyn Academy arranged: AZ the sxno
Accordingly an order was obtained rom tno 1u,
preme court, Kings county yestsrdsys ~ eosees'
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TIC CLCbil VI t3C. "a OokAA-'
Island
Mrs. Hoey.
2-Mrs. Gilbert.
3-Mrs. Smith.
AIR. Kingsland.
5-Mr. Angel.
6-Mr. Randall.
Mr.. De Rivas.
S-Mr. q. u. Gunthcr.
9-Mr. L. Van Ness.
10-Mr. Guernsey.
l1-Mrs. Babbitt.
12-Mr. j. +. Gunthcr.
l3-Mrs. Jones.
14-Mrs. Raynor.
l5-Mrs. s. G. Harriott.
1G-Judge Fithian.
17-Mr. p. G. Randolph.
18-Mrs. Z. Schell.
1O-Mrs. Landon.
20-Mrs. Murphy.
21-Mrs. Simpkins.
22-Mr. Fay.
23-Mr. O'Donohue.
24-Mr. II. p. Lounsberry,
25-Mrs. z. NJ. Taller.
26-Mrs. G. z. Appleby.
27-Mrs. N. G. Dun.
2S-Mrs. Lester Wallack.
29-Nlr. Theodore Moss.
30-Mrs. Com. Baldwin.
3l-Mrs. William Tilden.
4O-Mrs. Porter.
Nilsson-Mrs. Musgrave.
Kellogg-Mr. de Kay.
Patti-Mrs. Deckerson.
Piccolomini-Mr. RS. Ely.
Lagrange-Mr. A. Taylor.
Gr.si--Mr.J.D. Townsend.
Mozart-Mr. G.. II. Howell.
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M O. SOUTHWORTH

-
NORTG SAL H. Whereas Ellen VI hlrhcr
vi and Nelson 4. Barber. her husband of Marsees, La
sale county illinois, 10y their certain mortgage deed dated
the 2ah day of May ~ 1913, and delivered TO the unde'
signed and recorded in Volume 2 of Records on page $50
I'm the Recorders office of said Ia Sale county did grant,
bargain sell and convey INTO the undersigned, Wam NJ
Howell following described real estate, 10 VIII Lot
number SIXTEEN in block number four, in Clark nder-
hs Addition to the Town of Marseics, La Sale county,
Illinois; which said mortgage was given to secure the pay
ment eight certain prOmssOry notes of even date there
in G. r. "a 30 y and IS months respectively after date
thereof with interest AT the rate of ten per cent per annu
payable scmi-annuaily;
And whereas 1t provided In and by said mortgage that
default the payment of said notes or any part
thereof according The and effect thereof the mort
gage his legal representatives or attorney hlcr having
advertised such sale sixty days in newspaper published n
said La Sale county might sell the said premises and az
right and equity redemption OF said Ellen NJ Barber and
Nelson f. Bhcr their heirs and assigns therein al puOc
ycnduc al the said premises the highest bidder for cash
and upOn making such sale 10 execute and deliver TO the
purchaser deed for the conveyance in fee OF the premises
sold: -
And whereas default has been made In the payment OF
four mentioned notes, which default SIN con
nues and there is nj this date due and unpaid thereon
principm of each of said notes and interest thereon
since May 25h, 1877; ,..,..... ,.t
ed MORTGAGE aforesaid WILL by virtue ohe power III sad
mortgage contained Friday, the 22d day OF August A D.
1879 AZ ocDck Of said day. AT the premises herein
before described sell AZ public auction To The highest bdder
for cash all and singular the premises herein before d
scrhed and all the right title and equity Of redemption OF
the said Ellen " Barber and Nelson Barber their hers
and assigns therein. WILLIAM VI, ~! W ELL"
June q ls9.HmOs Mortgage
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a lady who had much experience in teach.
ing both boys and girls, speaking ofthe extra
ordinary obluseness of certain pupil, said
"ln a physiology class, this young lady of Ii
INQUIRED with languld surprise, is there not a
Straight passage through the head from one eaI
to the other?' 4 somewhat natural conclusion,
the teacher commented dryly, IF she had ever
watched the processes of her own mind.'
(Which would you prefer teaching asked
visitOr-"boys or girls"
Boys, infinitely" was the prompt reply
"No boy, for instance, would ever have asked
such a question as that. He would long before
have investigated the subject with lcad-pen
ell. Not, probably, in his own ears" she add
ed medtatlyely, "butin his younger brothers.
SrytIU,r
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Does that hurt" kindly asked the dentist
holding the young mans head back and Jab
bing a steel probe, with back,set teeth, ceal
down through his aching tooth, and into the
gum. Does that ache?" he asked, with evi
dent feeling "Oh, no. replied the young man
in voice sufiused with emotion and senti
ment "Oh no." he said tenderly, rising from
his chair and holding the dentists head in thu
stove, while he pulled his lungs out of his ears
with corkscrew. "Oh, no." he said, mot a
all; does that" But the dentist had the bet
ter of the young man after all, for he charged
him fifty cents and didn't pull the tooth then
But by that time the astonished tooth had for
got IT'S aching-UdnheW
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: QrsrE HEr-Tom Jackson Of thi, city
at,.. Il ir,l.I ','H"'-ruu.l. which is Qullr a n
riu,nv. II /. IT, Ia,ac ~ Il kitten, and IN qui
ct way Is full of fun. Mrs Jackson has train
ed the little fellow to stand erect upon his hind
feet, to stand on his head-steadylng himself
with his tOrcpaws-to turn over on his back
and sham dead, and to do quite number OF
similar tricks. Tom says he thinks she Will
soon have the toad trained to play the jews
harp quite as well as the average Piute must
clan The toad is fed on flies and similar IN
sects, but is also very fond Of milk, which it
drinks from Il spoon. Although called horn,
ed-toad or horned-frOg in this country, the lit
tie beast is lizard Naturallsts call it an
Iguanian lizard of the genus phryn0S0ma, Our
mountaincers who are often quite as close oh
servers of every living thing met with in the
wilds az any naturalist, speak Of thing char
acteristic of the horned-toad that we have new.
er seen mentioned by any of the scientists. 1t
is that when the female is leased by dog il
ELECTS two small streams or slender threads OF
blood-at least red liquid resembling blood
The liquid is spurted to the distance of nearly
two feet and with considerable force. The
liquid is evidently provided the little animal
as a means of defense against foxes, wolves
and such animals, and whatever may be its ma
ture it renders dog very uncomfortable in
the region of the stomach. One dose of il
thoroughly satisfies his curiosity t,ginia
(Nec) Enterprise.
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THOS. Z. MACKINLAY.


MORTGAGE SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
vi Whereas George II. Rugg and Mary Louisa Rpeg nls
wife, OF the county Of La sale and state OF LUNGS p tt
which mortgage deed was duly executed ana
delivered and recorded in the Records of Ia Sale county
cr's Office thereof did convey the undersigned, \. NJ
Bruon the following described premises situated n me
county La Sale and state of Illinois, VIZ Lots nunereu
one Two three and four block numbered twenty four IN
states Addition town NOV city of ottawa III 10 secure
thousand dollars given by the sand c. II Rugg To- the said A.
NJ Bruen payable year after the date thereof WIN m
crc M the rate OF per per annum ayahe ahn
ally-sald note bearing even date with said mortgage;
And whereas IL is provided and agreed That IN deiht hl
pnycnt of said pr6nssory note above mentioned or the
said note or interest shall become due that then the sad ~
VI Brucn, ms heirs aud o-si-ns for me purpose "i naA
sell and dispose Of said promises or any par thereof ana
right bcneh and equity If redemption Of nI Ge",gf ~,
signs therein public auction AT the south door OF tht
Court House. in Ottawa, La Sale county illinois, Tor me
weeks public notice having been previously gwen ul me
time of such sale by advertisement IN one Of the newspa
pcrs published in said county OF La SALE and Ia maze exc
cute and deliver to the purchaser or pHrchascs al s S
good and sufficient deed or deeds ot Conveyance OF nv
premises sold ana ont Of me Pr9ee s OF sym 'I S o
promsory above described AZ said day OF sale WIN az
attorneys fees, costs of ADVERTISING taxes lau ana Cs VI
sale, and pay the oveus uf any I" sad P"N oi inc s'
And whereas default has hccn made in the payment Of said
and Tie interest thereon since the hrst Gay u Ai
Now ereore public notice hereby given that IN pur.
of the said mortgage and OF the powers inerS
September A. H. 1879 the south of the County Court
House In OTTAWA Ia sale county Illinois, ut the hor oil
and I'm said mortgage mentioned and all the right and eQui'
~ Of redemption Of the said George H. Rugg and Mary
rhc ancOn - the highest bidder for cash and will also
execute deliver 10 the purchaser ~ sucA sale c'rds lpr
III" conveyance IL fee Of 'he Pr p ISFy vo,ty,pc,
EyT. M>oEISLNY, his Attorney. uu.@;d
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4 ludicrous incident occurred on a Missis
sippi steamer. A man, who was journcyng tc
Texas with his wife drought he would enjoy
the luxury of shaving and shampooing
While this was gong on he concluded to sur
prise his wife and at his request, hair, eyebrows
and whiskcrs were changed from fiery red to
raven backness. He fastened to the stateroom
but was met at the door by his spouse, outrag
ed 10y the intrusion of a stranger, as she suppos.
ed, and admttancc refused. He called himself
her husband; she said he was an imposter
He attempted to explain; it was useless. A
crowd gathered round and the laugh became
general. At last in his perpleXity the hoaXer
exclaimed: Mary, look at my feet " One
glance at the pedal appendices assured her.
Yes, John" she said, II know them feet
They can come in, but keep that head ont OF
sight"
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Il Cannot be.

have engaged Mr. RosENTII who is thorough German
druggist and chemist He has charge my prescription depart
ment While every article that goes into my prescriptions is
the pest and best done away with the old per cent
profit and have down to sugar prices have the sole
agency for omans Remedies for Ottawa and for and
liver diseases the pads cure without medicine These remedies
have been thoroughly tested and experiment buy and
sell secondhand school books desire all bear mind that
don't give goods away but do sell at figures which will inter
est all who drugs and books
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Julius, why didn't you oblong your stay at
the springs:" "Kase, Mr.. Snow, dcy charge
too much" "IIOw so, julius why, de
landlord charged dis colored individual wild
stealing de spoons"
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BUDGET OF FUN.

IL this the Adams House ?" asked stranger
of Bostonian Yes" was the reply, Its
Adams House until you get TO the root-then
IFS caves
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Its main line runs from Chicago to Council Bluffs
and Omaha, passing through Joliet, ottawa, la
Sale GeneseO, Moline, Rock Island, Davenport
West Liberty, Iowa City, MaIengo, BROOKLYN
I,rinncIl and Dies Moines, the capitol of Iowa.
with branches from Bureau Junction % Peoria
Wilton Junction to Muscatne, Washington, Fair
field Eidun, Belknap, Centrevile, Princeton, 1ren-
ton GaIlatia, Cameron, lcavenworth and hchisnn
Keokuk to Pennington, Bonaparte, Bentonsport
independent, Eldon, ottumwa, Eddyyile, Oska-
inOsa Pclln Monroe, and Dcs MOnes; Des Moines,
10 Indianoln and winterset; Atlantic To Audubon
ana Ayuca to Harlan. This IL positively the only
Railroad which owns, controls and operates u
ihrourh line between Chicago and Kansas
This Company own and control their Sleeping Cars
which are inferior to none, and give you double
north between Chicago and Council Bluns, Leuven-
,y.rth ur Atchison for Two Dollars and Fifty Cents
and section for Five Dollars, while all other lines
charge between the same points Three Dollars Tor
, douhle berth, and six Dollars for a section.
What viii please YOU most Will be the pleasure OF
on loving meals while passing over the bcaGt-
nj prarics of Illinois and Iowa, in one OF our mag
ntiepnt Dining and Restaurant Cars that accompany
as good rs l. served In any nrSt-Class hotel, Tor
.eyputy-tvc cents or YOU can order what you nAe,
and pay for what YOU gSt x.,-,
Appreciating the fact that majority OF the people
urcier separate apartments Tor dtferent purposes,
land the enormous passenger business OF this line
u,rrnptinr IL We ars pleased t. announce that TINS
Company runs its PALACE si.EfPlNtI SAkS Tor
>Ieciinr purpoSc~ and it, PALACE DINING CARS
for Eating purposes. one othef great feature OF
PALACE CARA are run through tn Il
ATCHIsON and LEASENWOkTHi .
Tiekrts via this Line, known AS the
Ticket Agents In the United states ana -
For Information ~ obtainnbic Mt your
A. IkIMBALL,
l,nI SUPERINTENDENT
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There is no worse occupation for an earnest

There is no worse occupation for an earnest
physician than to listen to the complaints OF
people who pretend to be i'll. A well,known
doctor, who was called upon by one of his pa
tients for nothing about once week, ended by
inquirng, Then YOU eatwcll:" Yes" You
drink we'll 2" "Yes' You sleep wcll:'
"Certalnly." Wonderful" said the doctor as
he prepared to write prescription. II am 60
ing to give you somthing that will put stop
to all that.N
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1t will startle good many people in the first
place to be suddenly reminded that the actual
arae of the lludson's Bay Territory, now an
,neXed to the Dominion Of Canada, is greater
than that of the United States. In the second
place it will surprise Il good many more peo-
pie to learn that in Northwestern Canada the
wheatyicld more than doubles that Of Mn
nesosta and triples that of Pennsylvania and
Ohio. In the third place it will interest polltl-
cal economists deeply to be told that within
a very few years the Winnipeg watershed
of Northwestern Canada alone may be reason
ably expected to throw into the commerce of
the New World with the Old an annual wheat
yield equal to the whole present expectation of
all America to the United Kingdom OF Great
Britain and Ireland, and that it is within the
limits of possibility that this enormous compe-
titlon with our own Western gralnfelds may
be pushed eastward down great navlgable
stream to "A port on salt water which, though
situated in the ODD degree of western longi-
tude, is eighty miles nearer to Liverpool than
New York ls.-Neic YOrb IV0rN
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DNIINISTRATOR .E.-Notlce j.
N hereby given. that in pursuance of Al order ana decree
of Tie County Court of Union county Illinois, made az NE
July thereof 1879 IN certain causr for the se OF we
r, estate rhen tavcnwurt deceased 10 pay h denis
wherein Jacob D. Benton administrator of the estate OF
Ebcni Lcavenworth. deceased, was plaintiff ana Jane
Iaypnworth and Others defendants shall, on Tues
dny the 18Th day of September 1879 ~ he hour OF one
O'clock p NJ the premises al Lostant Ia sale county.
illinois proceed sell NJ public auction, on credit Of
twelve months: Lets one two, three and four IN oivSK
Two in the town of LOstant La sale county, Illinois Also
block sixteen and numbered and eight IN block
seventeen In Icheys Second Addition ~ the SAID town o.
Iostnn', La sale county Illinois. on DOCK tal"res"lu
stands iue Touring mill -, -
The purchasers will Ne required 10 give notes VAN an,
nrypi personal security and mortgage on the properly
so 10 secure the purchase money. The wdew Will release
nj purchasers her dover in and 10 said property AZ the
time Of their complying with the terms OF sale.
' ' JACOB u. BENTON,
Administrator of the Estate of Ebenl
Iu'y lG $50 LeaycuwOrth. deceased.
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Efgal.

MOTTO 'E..-EsTATE OF JOSEPH Pool. DECRAtEp -
y Notice is hereby gwen that the undersigned, ADMIN
istrator of estate ~ Joseph Pool late OF the county
~ Sale and state Of Illinois, deceased will appear before
Inc County Court of said county the third Monday being
the twentieth day Of october lsE AZ The County Court
Unrse i'm Oawa in said county. when and where all PER
sons having claims demands against said estate are u'
N 10 attend and present the same IN wriing Tor "dus'
ment. an
" ' THOMAS pool,
sup0-sw Administrator,
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R.
LINK BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE WEST!

our Palace Cars IL a SMOKING SALOON where
YOU can enjoy your Havana ut all hours of the day
Magnificent Iron Bridges span the Mississippi ano
Missouri at all points crossed hythts line, ana
transfers are avoided at Council Blnrs, Ieaven-
worth and AtchisOn, connections heing made ifl
Union dcpots. - - -
AtCutCAGU with all divcrgtng lines for the last
and South.
Al ENGLEwooD with the Lake Shore Michigan
Southern and Pittsburg FtWayne Chicago X. Rds-
AT WASHINGTON HEIGHTS with PItt>ourg, tlu-
cinnati 4 -. Louis II. X.
AtIIsAILE. with Illinois Central r X =
AtPEoRIA, with +. L. y J T.. l. u, l. u. \ W.
ILL., Midland; and T., Il. & w. Railroads
At ROCK ISLAND with Western Union X K. and
Rock island Peoria Railroads. . .
AT DAVENPORT, with the Davenport North
Western X. X.
At WEST LIBERTY, With the Burlington. Cedar
RAPIDS & Northern Il x.
AtGRINNEII with Central II Il. of Iowa
AtDEs MONIES. with d. Nj 4 1T. Dodge X. r.
At Council BLUFFS, with Union Pacific X. X.
AZ OMAHA. with Il. X Mo. X. X. II, in Nebl
AtCoLUNBCs JUNCTION, with burlington, Cedar
Rapids * Northern X. X.
At OrTI-MwA A, with Central Il. L. ot Iowa; 81
Louis, Kan. City Northern and G. r. \ y. X. hds
At KEoRUK with Toledo, Peoria and warsaw
Wabash and st Louis, kcckuk \ NV X kds
At BEVERLY, with Kan. ttty. ST j. n 1. h X X
At ArCHIsoN. with Atchisun. Topeka \ SANTA re-
AtchiSpn A Neh. and Cen. Br lni1n factnc IL hu>c
Al LEAvENwoKTu, with h. i. and n Ten H. hos-
DRIA, DIES MONIES, COUNCIL. BLVffsS
rent Rock Island Route" are SOLD by all
-. t,sk~s ofsee. ndlre~a.
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Not an Advertisement,

But few facts for those who the for their money
mean when say you buy goods of cheaper than
of any in Ottawa My prices painting material are lower
than ever before: and far being undersold
, 1879-05-22

cYer there s an neency there ts large demand,
but all the agencies which TIC law cpntcm.
plated ard tbe Departments circular invited
liase been cetnbltahcd."
"!Iase pumped yuu t1ryi'
III TIM add nnu thing mnre. The law atltEor-
fzng tlle issuo of refun'g certificates toes not
limit fsic issue 10 So, fkn 0U or anY other sum.
hut lley cannOt tc s01l III excess Of tic amount
VI ter cents tho Government has to dispose
nf; ami tho Government cannot hut ont 1 rcr
cGnts in excess 0f the amount al rrslcefnahfe
bonds drawing higher rate Of tntrrcst. There
nrc no nitro rntleenlautc hnnlH, al w!l1 he mono
Until Mny, 1881. 10 thu sale III certificates or
t,cr cent bnnda' will cnl with The absorption Of
the { HI, ,01Ql lU0 0r with that tlatc."