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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-09-27
The County Court

The following proceedings in probate were thin
week had before Miller, j.:
Estate OF c. W. Bernhard, claim of William +
Nicely for Sl20 dismissed.
Estate of IIachaah Merritt, final report ap
proved.
Guardianship of Wa H. Highly, report Of ac
counts and amended inventory approved.
Estate Of John Sharp, final report approved
aud estate declared settled.
Estate Of Christopher W. Eiscnhuth, johanna
Eisenhuth appointed administrative bond 5000;
notice to creditors November term.
Guardianship OF Ada Newton, Moody c. Little
appointed guardian; bond $500
Estate of Peter rulty, appraisement bill and
inventory approved.
Estate Of Thomas A. Porter, claim Of Mary j.
Dearth for 1880. - allowed.
Estate of George VI Newton, order for public
sale Of ehattel property.
Estate Of Anton Reck, Julius p. W. Reck APP
pointed administrator; bond, $500; notice TO
creditors November term.
Estate of Fredk w. Ayerl, order for notice OF
fiaal settlement at October term
Estate Of Henry Rausl report OF accounts ap.
proved.
Estate Of Elihu c. Conant, widows relinquioh-
ment and selection approved.
Estate of Hazen Hayward, will admitted to
probate, letters testamentary issued TO William
Gentlemen; bond $4,000; notice to creditors No
vembcr term.
Estate of Peter Rcck Philo Castle appointed
administrator de bons non with will annexed;
bond $1,000.
Estate of Peter Fultz widows accomplishment
and selection approved.
Estate Of Rich'd 7. Waterman, order for notice
Of final settlement at November term.
Estate of Dugad McVcan, same
Guardianship Of Joseph l., and Henry 5. Pier
son, inventory approved.
Guardianship Of T. Flynn ct al, report OF &C
counts approved.
Guardianship of John J. Duncan, Thomas Cot
Inns appointed guardian; bond $1,000.
Estate Of Fred c. Eicheberger, claim OF 40
allowed.
Estate Of Nathan J. Curtiss, report Of accounts
approved
Guardianship Of Ellen Lockwood ct al, same
Guardianship Of Edward Swecny ct al, same;
guardian discharged az to Edward Swecny.
Estate OF franklin Corwn, claim Of 5000 al
lowed.
Guardianship of Michl f. Kelly ct al, Eliza
beth Kelly appointed guardian; bond, 800.
Estate of Gordon Davis, order for final settle
ment to October term.
Guardianship Of IIeman d. Boyd, Geo. l., Da-
vision appointed GUARDIAN; bond $500.
Estate Of James }. Mckeeyer, claim Of 800 al
lowed
Estate OF Robert Carr, evidence being taken of
witnesses to will.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-09-27

The first series OF shares in the Streator Build
Ing Association has matured. 1t has been run.
ming five years and seven months, and with
monthly payments of 81 each, making s57 in all,
had accumulated 800 to each share. The Asso.
cations object and results are thus briefly stat
ed by the Free Pvs1:" 1t was the unanimous opin.
ion Of all the stockholders present that the asso.
citation had been good thing for them. enabling
many men to secure homes Of their own who
would otherwise stlll be renters~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-09-27
Madame Demorests Patterns, for fall and win.
ter, Just received at Osman & Hapeman's
DANDELION.

Who does not know that this harmless little plant which
with ts bright green leaves and golden colored flowers
adorns grssspats and pasture grounds? Dr. White.
Dsndeon Alternative is prepared from the Dandeicn root
in combination with other valuable roots barks and herbs
safe and certain specific for Liver Complaint Chils
and Fever Ague, Dyspepsia Kidney Diseases rheumatism
and Con,tpaon OF the bowels and Blood Purifier and
Ienovator is positively unequaed removing pmple and
saowness, and producing clear complexion. Pint bot
ties only dollar and every bottle warranted Sold In
Ottawa By Forbes K Gehring
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-09-27

On Saturday last summer ended, equinoxially
and otherwise; and Sunday, when the day and
the night were equal, began the fall season.
This is the most enjoyable season Of the year
the reign Of Indian summer: the shading off OF
summer into fall and fall into winter. We all
know those days
" When the sound of dropping nuts Is heard,
though all the woods are still
when summer gathers up her robes of glory
Ana Ike u dream OF beauty glidcs away
days when one wants to drink deep Of the health
giving air, read Hdrper'S Easy Chair, wander in
the woods with Thoreau in a convenient pocket,
watch I" The maple burn itself away" and enjoy
en- days" "for, whatever men may say" says
some one, "autumn in these colder clmes car
ries, in every gorgeous tint and flaming leaf a
profound melancholy; it is Il farewell, a drge
which comes signing through the crimson and
yellow woods, where the leaves are dropping to
decay" 1t is expectation ripencd into fulfill
ment 1t is the season when summer Outings"
end; when schools begin; when straw hats go
out in blaze of glory; when the theatrical pa
pers teen with new attractions; when horse rae
ing notes fiji that part of the paper left unoccu-
pied by pedestrianism: when sportsmen begin to
look over their dccoys for fall water fowl when
the honest man records again that deep and sol.
cmn oath that next year he'll have furnace or
bust; and when everybody feels like Fighter"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-09-27

The following have this month been licensed
80 marry:
Walter Newton and Mary A. Walker.
Geo W Vernon and Harriet J. Coulter.
Anton Stein and Anna $. Kraft
WIN. H. George and Helen Tarkct
John Kruger and Josephine Baglcy,
Peter A. Peterson and Nellie Thorson.
Martin Osmondson and Julia Thorson.
John Y. Skeels and Lbbie NJ. Evans.
Francis Wing and Sarah f. Thompson.
Howard II. Cooncn and Ella Is. Simpson.
Cyrus f. Coleman and Elcnctte Avis.
And two other couples too modest to let thei
names appear.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-09-27

To all who suffering from the errors and indscreons
youth weakness early decay loss OF manhood
&c, will send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy discovered by mission
AIRY In South America Send sclfaddressed envelope to
the REV JosEPH T. ISMAS. Station y, Ne,o York Guy.
Iants
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-09-27
The Circuit Court.

This court begins the Octoberterm on Monday,
Oct 90 There are now on the docket f62 law
and III chancery cases. To these new cases may
we added until Friday next
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-09-27

The semi annual report Of the secretary of the
Ottawa Building Association for the term ending
Aug. 81, 1872 has been prepared From it we
CLEAN the following facts of interest:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-09-27
Banks.

Exchange on Chicago and New York
And ~ the principal cities east and west.
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Exchange England, Ireland Scotland and oil i'm
portant points in Continental Europe drawn in suit
purchasers
u =. Revenue Stamps OF an demon nations con-
stantly on hand and for sale.
United States Bonds, Local Securities, Gold and
Silver bought and sold.
BANKING hugrs from "A. ii. to =. III.
Jan. IL, 1873 r. c. JORDAN. Cashier
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-09-27
Total

otocA surrendered, y shares; value, s54S %.
a new series of shares has been opened, and
subscriptions may now be made.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-09-27
AeW advertisements.
RARE. CHANCE.

NO RE,NT-DOor, sash and Blind Factory, in Mont
gomery Kane county. Illinois; two mics south Of the
city OF Aurora full and complete set Of door. sash and
blind machinery including shaftng pulleys betting sur
faccr pony planer moldng machines with good line mold
Ing bits etc All In order and ready for immediate
Main building xtS two stories above the basement addi
ton 2ixG0 two stories stOreroom Ox5O one story Power
improved turbine water wheels giving nearly so horse
power good dry kiln; ample room for png lumber Ship
ping facilities c.. Is. a. q, Fox River Valley and c. q |.
Railroads Shop capable of doing from $4,000 10 5000
business per Long lease ad favorable terms Ap.
ply In person or by mail 10 HORO & BRSDHEAD, Mont.
g0mery, Kane county, Ill. mayl i-4nOs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-09-27
A CARD.

Hides with one or more grubs are cIassed As d.
10 al two. tn rda price
, 1879-03-25

like 10 he President of The Tinted statts. Hut
tr luy's a,Ilblslnn soarcd hsghcr than that, for
lc A1urtctl U,lt "1'l t!ke 10 be walker, an MAX
O'Luary. [.Kasa} Johrnat.
They arc going to erect n monument over Tho
grave OF rt}r,t',nntas nt t}rayese,d, England,
GulItngc, ucorgt; pattonce Whsh, pstIcnce;
tie monument tcrtol Is working down danKcs.
ously clusu to your ttmc.-Dnrd<tfe
pIsfcssnr' iesturtng on E.yehoogy-"Al 'h.
ai1nc"ts Urccn tn tne. In nlher words, have II
sensation of Eree,less within tnc." Ol eourar
no harm was incant, hut still the cass would
laugh.
'rn show that halfnt]-sna.chng has not bccome
altogether cxttngt III Tic. Solid Suuth, VIC tesi
called upon 10 observe that
When tho EhE1!ah ssoops get away o.
fet yuntiGF tn ths Xnllt ln.fd
There they u hnl old Cctewhyo,
And hcar tho music VI his 0anh;
md With t1iesu few retnnrks we surrender III,
Hnticet to tllc next n,a1l-Atlanid (G'a.i Coh.ii.
tmfi0H.
, 1879-03-25
4 HELLISH MURDER.

~.
fho Killing ht alnrsh"lt' TeHns' OF H. G. ror'
trr. the Wnl1-hn"wn Act"r-lteasrctlo"h
upon Tcxas '5ustlcr.
To Ms Editor !" !a< IrfbA"r'
orally have, doubtless at This ,uou,,.nt ]crn IN,
formcd of III. ,,rn,.i .u, ~ rnntr,,s ~, r,nr If
~ r, p .o "a'", ,m "'. ~ us',s 80, 'aa'"et ~
M h' u fosteF a. Masshall' III t11s etate' at
the lml'!s III Currle, one OF thu grtzzlcl hell
hounds who LOAF aro,u1 u,l do 1,aucht but
eoak III The ,ucun whisky NJ rcxn. vttlsrra. Mr.
1,,.s.o. ,r..' ,.~,1 49,, ..,,1.,'. ,S T., .,
iut'st "uS "e1' '.''l "'ac'} h''o"n i" 'he sout',
anu llau illahy lTtenuH among Theatre mc!, ntla
, 1879-03-25

nut obtccs 10 sound 1nots n wool, mil there.
lure iii! not care fnr III" difference fl tic ma
trrta. 11e American duurs werc i.o et,cnpcr
IN England than tfosc which wcre mnnt,.
facturrd there, anil slle only udyan'
tage she tortnrr Ind III tlic market was tlr!r tu.
ncrtosty Of Workmanship. lie believed. tllrrc'
fnIr, that Tits export trade to Engsasna would he
only temporary. as the manufacturers II that
ronnt5y would !tHEodncc Improved machinery
M euot a. t!,ey discovered that American com.
t'es!tfnn was seriously ininrfng their business.
\ representative nf another large wtN,Iawurk.
inE establishment eatli to.slny thai s ttsm i.l+
tended lu hcgin the export 10 England Of black
walnut :talr.rais, talustcrs null newcIs. The
American machinery for making them was bet.
ter than the EnEti.h. and tic cost 0f shipping
the manufactured black.wa!nut was no greater
than that of exporting ttic wuot In the rough.
ANY extra expcnstf Tor greater catc transporting
ths worked wood Houh bc Offset by that result.
ing iron the Ercnter bulk nf the .lnehApcd tim
ber. lln also sall that a considerable quantity
OF cheap furniture was now cxpostcI 10 EnglHsnl
IT, paris, fur thc sake 0f cuniiactncss IN rnektng.
These were MI numbered, mud were easily put
together after they were landtf.
, 1879-03-25

VulHSs
Murder, like the k,lccs OF boy's pants, Will
out.
Reeorlsot crime jurns! the sin ncws OF many
papcrs.
Your professional pedestrian may be said to
be man wI,o profits b., his c1.remstirs.
The huston 7fan.erlps I.as ,'lsc..yorca tl.at u
heu With clipped wlnEs has defective Aew,
On leaving q room maks your hes. sa!aatn Il,
persons present, and rrtiro without sa!a,uing tic
door.
Why Ia corner peanut.scllcr like an apotllc-
caryf Because ho dos. buslusts Oh Is small scale,
Puck saya.
4 writer says Lord leaconsfcll Is the chief
lever In English putit:cs. OF COURSE; Isn't he
thc pry 'nlIHaterl
Which is tho. must wonderful animal In a
farmynrlll A ple, bccausu ht Is killed HAT ut,l
cured nitcrwartl.
4 visitor obsrryetl to kisssnnlpr tlat hn seemed
to huvo llolIe Ut l,l4 uwn pleturca. "Tup tear,
my dear u'A!am," saln tue great Arttst;'"i tult
attuEd lllenl."
A sparklh. young dcnatcr, IN flight uf alo,
quoncc. exclaimed: "slr. President, lllu wnrhl
tt divt.tetl tntn Two great classeH, the lGH1ncl
au!! the un1earncu. opa OF whulu ain whlcA.''
--ti4lesrtty ~4t1sonrtaH.
"Well. MY little l,oT," saItl a somcrsitlc clcr.
gynan. patit''E II llttle fr!luw on the hrai,
''w4at do }trl expect to be when you gruw aplt
"Du1lMO,' answered lie buy, bashfulty. "What
would yDu like III be, ttlru" continued The ias.
LVE. exurctlI. thu ycuuEstcr to say hs Mould
, 1879-03-25
AN lEI..ANOItATE ITEM.


uNnw. tle,,. u saltl an amateur reportcr, rs }o
,t.a H., o,,r sonrtun, vcster,,av s.hcra +. nj,
."snea n'u ' '.a:n s,",, rc.d Il ~ W. no','
item as u au 'te''' n"a'. 's"" 'ts "e .uu'
tlod uud waitcd expcctantlS. "l.lstcn, -" said the
nn,nteur, arll proceeded to read, Us follows:
..a,urt1v rftrr ? t,,ork fIlts rlt,r,[n. TIM mnst
..t'',. w. u:,..<, 49,. ,v.ro s,e,,--.,,
c1eltlhs sce1so "s'o neeu -, a.,
"Dld you say scenc5 %eFo sceat' Raspea tNe
LISTENER.
VI tlih.n reD)ieil tho amateur.
ut,n, >, sntd tho chronicle INN. and Tim
WI aaa, ,.1. "' '''0
amateur pfocecaca'
'"-On Hr0al street, ~ washington. a
wagon coming ut u most tremendous rate Ut
ancr,.: coming dpwu Btuad street, u freight
80. . ,,,f,,t, ,,,,, ,v,s u.cr;n,r III, ,r,,,I,,r
tta'' "as son'e' "'.u ,'' "31 a,'a,,.,,', WV ,
wnsn 'l'S "ns"l'. win ne"1n''s spce"' ea1'o
rolling on amId tic shouts Of t!c driver, thu
uullinv nf stcaIn, and tho yelling nj the people
,,,,,,r ,hlnr. INK rrcitiu., and 1t clearrtt Inn
tr'rI IN ,' III. 'f,ynEl,n" ii nj, uyc. !,
.What ,1tit .isn,an,lcI liz. CArpnfc7t man,
,,rI,". ,s ~o,rn,, u snssI III. n,,,u,,.,,r ""'
- a"1 u.hat hnut.nnei IN ill., waron,n
uNnth;r,, !,unncnci to {hut one.
Vs,I, II. th,,,,h nu,i ii,,rrr tIr IN ro,;.rs NM,
,,,,W tna snvrral iars nt nj h* t,sa " a1,t ,na
r,..tSr,isr" ,h"n absrnt ll,tcly for .nn tin,a
, 1879-03-25
.s'''"rIcau Observation-Disclosures tu =. England
Ailt! Utttsr Euus.trirs.

,,,.. stfiH lUrk f.tfatHU thst.
Within i1e last lew ycArA MI export trade In
American YpolwurA lIah hGrn tluseioplug IN
rul'se1ucncpeut Ut ll,r superiority Of our wut,d.
N'Ektn2 machinery. IlIu Ilt!rst brunch Ut tie
trat1a ~ with Australia. u which large tlllat,st-
lieA VI tlufs UNI hahes ure srut, bath flu.M this
ttts "t1 Huston. IlcIe Is also u considerable
1sa.'e III t''ese articles with Atreal During the
t!'Ts, nawes, M,nl woulch tIansciptcees tu f.o,i.
tiols, whc'e u |tas established tratlgll inusr.
nic'lIher Of this Ilrst said t,-lay tint tho pnu
u ."l!cti ll!ctu !!0a,s were n,uAo nus butter
PURPOSE tn Ensla'id, but tia. The Eugllsa d!I
, 1879-03-25

CHICAGO, Murch .i.-1 uoties your recent
contncnss Oh Scuator Whitlug's bill, NOW pentl-
III. befnsa the Ltgs]asure Of this State, for the
taxation Of mortgages.
The Senator has doubtless overlooked tic
fact tllat III ,l,st Ut tlIe Eastern Suites, from
which money Is sent to be loaned III Illinois, nlt
holders Of tnurtguEua uTG tGxctl for the amount
If the credits which they hold.
tn Scw Hampshire, from which many mfk1ious
Of dollars llayc ven sent to this State lpr loan
IN: OIL reul estate, the new q" iron clad tax law
takeA etlrct ths ycar.
THIS statute provides. among other things,
tint every tE0pcrty.nwncr sln1l, ttnuer uttth,
hehetlulc his srotersy Of every description, n-
Guiding all mortgages hontls ETC., atd that on
ail nj thcscAsnyc tsoyeF,lncnts-ihe tux shall
he nsscssel.
Nnw, II n New Hampshire lender is forced 10
uay taxes ut hume upon lIs mortgages made in
!1innts, asn! n.so compelled to pay them nGalts
here, the result will Inevitably be ilnt the cltI-
z.'ls of lat State; will seek Investments outside
.! Illinois,
Tho present time sccms inoportuuc in which
TO make this experiment.
Very many of tl,c Eastern lenders arc people
q! but moderate means, who scutl funds here
solely fur thu parTtlse Vi receiving thu cxtru
pcr tcnt which Is here obtatnab!e. htAny of
t!Icn1 have lost heavily BY the gc,eral shrukige,
a.M are Iluw exceedingly tlnfd AlH,ut Investing
their funds ut the West.
uhlcss IT. Is really tie wish Of our Legislators
to repress thy flow Of loa1lablc capital to this
State, tho bill should not be enactcu. X.
This Lays Over ELL rerh1ns' lest Effort.
To Tie Editor n The Tribune.
Ell DolsAno, Kus., March 22.-1mmcnsc
lcd.es Of gold quartz-Eock l1aye been tlls cover
etl ut Little Dutch, thirty. miles south OF this
p1Hce. The rock Ii twenty-five feet beneath the
surfacc OF the soil Tho ahsays show It to be
immensely rlch,-onc assay showing 322}H, 600 to
tie tuu uf rock; tue lowest nssay showing
s:,000 tu tho ton. 1t Ia likely to prove tho
grcatcst boslanza OH the continent. The lalIl
fur fur square nlles, two miles IN every side
Of il's discovery, WAS gulctly bonded by Chicago
nni New furk capitalists lcforu The discovery
was made By farmer In digging well, Elo
ttas sold his farm fur $l50. .000 which ho lad
bcctl Offering for Sl,9U.
-, EsIef placer tEggtnss also exist IN Walnut
lk!fer AnI tributary BtreAnIB. Thousands nre
Hooking to tllu arcne u nrtfut, tiI 6fuges,
w1Eolls, Oh horses, and oil f0ut. It is thirty
nlirs fruID hrrc, nItl thirty mtlGs from Wichita,
SOUTH over Iuycl prairie. The seems IL ono uf
wild confusion. Clams mud lamI Aru changing
York rnpitallsts are sinking two nrgu SHIFTS
nl.d l'urfns two others. They have contracted
to hnSe kltppe.l at Onec staHll,lnls aiili utiltr
henry mining mnrltliltry. The Who1c country
has or.anlze.l itself Into II prospecting army,
Asnl u looking Tor new plncer ela!ns. '''rie
Goltl1tc Mining Company Ut kansasn has becn
EasIxcd, with tapitnl ot Sll' 000. 900 10 hcEln
ami buildings are Ac!aH routraetel fur ut Il
rapid raten To.mnrrow EEly u second visit 10
tic n'lieae&nd VIII wrtte agniH. Yours truly,
cLAnAHGE kIAu,
, 1879-03-25
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.

= SNnE 1f thu SlNMS.
Cnmc boys to the tcscnc, Orr Carriers come back,
With promise an,I bone gor The wtnlc hungry
pacl;
There's shelter for all meath tho wings Of his caelo
For the rcd Commune wolf, and the Soctaat bea.
ge.
The lean, hungry hound of The National breed.
And the hummer and hlIIs Of the Democrat creed.
rolitcat huzxardt and t,aso birds Of prey.
Who work in tha laskNess, md hide IN tho day,
Cur,c, tneak.theses and burglars, turc, gamblers
and Craoks.
We hayc banded for sppits. and aRrec 10 ''eo
brot,ksH:
And .K!.,euahin Joins hands with iss blurncy
and hnney,
llrrah tisrthar. drochtl. wofe atthur your money
Then ssms % iren tho sewer COMO forth from each
One grant fusou Of nl.h one srca: union Of scum.
We'l! sl,uw the ''sIlk a,ock!ngs they can't ru!t
0HF iown.
We'll hang them to lamp.po,ts. or trauplo them
Well ,nakc them pay taxes, and foot nil tho bills.
orglye them rel Fiot, With hot Commune pills.
Then rally, boys. rally, como no to Tho hnx.
With hnlnt. and bullet, coma hoolhoAnd and fnx,
Tome wolves Of the Commune. bstnv an yoar red
Con,o socialist bcaEcs. bark loud an tho track;
Tome !eau. hungry National hounds tile trail:
Theresa bono for tho picking, h0d fast to tho tall
Come, Democrats, rally. Our Carter is here.
lie tnrs Its bly, ''bsr'f" and Cur sclpr taps his
lcer,
Forseforn, hnl Ectrenchment. the nat!ona! veal.
There nrc tnxcs 10 gather, nhd mif!lons 10 steal.
Then hnrrah fur Our t:artet i1irtsh for reform,
cn,csao' s sarch Fl. '"AAS '"'N'
, 1879-03-25
: =
Strawberries.

New Orleans has strawberries, hut lilo Iichy-
uu4 says 1t,al onay millionaire cau ailosd ~
uake himsel1 SICK cat.u. tts1a.
, 1879-03-25
CURRENT GOSSIP.


VENSft:hEs.
Mk1 HAIR.
She wrnna hrr hands and tore hcr hair
with feeling not benign.
And. whonMt brniaed by hpr friends,
Exclaimed, ''This lhlf is n,tncI"
-CidNttt dt Hartn.
SINGING At srHtE0.
'Tfa an easy thing to sing Of Spring
When thc air ~ calm and bEcesi;
IT'S tncczy thing Of Sprne 10 slnR
When y0nr own head ts whccxy,
-iiottensaek Republican.
now lie ct.,Mnrp TIE GOLDEN srAsn.
There was an old man In Montana
Al enc an1p tried 10 gotKo bananat
ltstuck in hin throat,
And hv ttrafRhtway did Anat
To thc beautiful lasil Of liosanun.
-Se'O York Star.
TIE LATIN TRAc1lER AND STUDENT.
Theto wss uncn Jnnng student of Latin
WIG stuck pins N the cushion Of saith
On the chair that hia kinfl teacher Bat in,
The teacher snrhnR high;
But NAY M to tho EkY
Went the yclIa from ttlst student Of Latin,
-I0Hktrf tlstift.
MArHlMoNT.
Marriage ia like a flaming cant!lclieht
Placed 1T \ window an Suninot's night,
limiting MI lhe ,neecta ufl tho nir
70 cnnc and siAQa their pretty wtnBlcth there.
lhHao That Afc out hait hcaAs AgnInst Tho panc
Thnse TINT nrc In butt hcas 10 get uut again.
AT TOLEDO.
And now the gay nnd feattpe ftor
, 1879-03-25

fIol every mo that thtrstclli"; "Who.uoycr
Will" "cunlc," "tskc"; an nny ,npn.''
Let hin }isrorer that while Cnlvan1s.tc cleo.
tton may be prcdcsttha.tou, ret t1otl's clcctton
ls Chrfst to every one TINT hcitcycth oil tllo
Sou.
MAY he no longer think God tyrant l,eca,lse
a creed snst So. AMMIxiAa.
, 1879-03-25
srErnENs' GOLoID DOLLAR.

Tho proposed E0fofd metric dollar about
which 40 much WIS learl lust Winter, untl Upon
which Alexander Stephens Committee Of Coin.
nge reported favorable bill, has mot an ignoble
end. Willis ihc bill! authorizing Its cotnagu was
hcsllg considered IN the Committee, DR.. W. Il.
I1uhbc1l, great thcorlst in tlnunccs, llu1 struck
of tlts7 goloid coins. Tile first WAS rlatlc III Of
Sdi parts silver, 80 parts guild, anil 10O parts cop
,,er, md weighed 2s5s grans. OF tllcso twenty
five wcrc struck of and distributed to tho Coin
nEc Committee Aatl tho heads OF Departments
Thu ptccc was certainly very ugly o,.e,A n,.tl
another batch Ut tWenty-nye was struck Oft.
1lIey were each mad: up Of o9.8 parts topper,
silver, uIlt weighed l4.ss gra.nm,cs.
presently the bill full through, amt Dr,
Iiubbcll's theories were heard OF no .nore, for
It hus! bcon shuwn that u,'Lcr tic Constitution
tho Government could not pny n roynLty M lis
tt1I!,-ad further, that IT would be folly to COLI
slleli metal. beeaust, silver would bu exaytly II
The satne weight, anil counterteIters you'd carn
the gold BY making thu coin III silver. Tile
gotoid mctrlc dollar was the name given to tue
sccon1 twenty-five, cofucd ut tho expense OF
Afr. Hubbell, and now few Ut t!lcMt hayu
passed into nuntssnatlc circles, nnl arr held
an,nng tlln most valuable ptcces Of American
cosuaEc. This is 20 because of tue rnsty. Ono
OF tiln metric Golo1ts sull lust week In tDls city
fur $780, anu $. Il. 1larzfel,, thu coin-tlc,1lor III
this city, has une nn h(s catufaGna for tn: New
York an!e here next Fritiny, which he holds Mt
even y higher figure, Truly, alic dollars tHt
abie tllnn ho could avc hoped It II nnw Ut,
interesting question in nurnls,natic clrcIes wlu
of the Committee ul CotnAEe put their gu!ulL
dollars into tllu market.
, 1879-03-25


Some lawyers taie very A,ractIcal views OF
caacs In which they are retained. In rertaiu
town IN Missouri Squire d. was tetcntn,
charge of malpractice. i roIored man WIS
sung for damages ILLS wifi having lied shortly
alter all operation Tor Tho removal of cancyr,
When 1t came Squire i-'s turn TO cross.cx.
a,nshe the p!aintiN hs asitcll:
"Mr. Wilson, how old WIS your wifa whcn
she Llctlt"
''Abont Is, sir" ....-. ..
Eileen III feeble health long time, had size
not. Sir. Wilson, nlnt cost you great deal fur
n,clIcl,'s AMI lleIpf"
"Yrs, SIR" p
You haye married again. have you not1"
VI Yrs, etr."
:" llnw ol.t Is your present wIfe1"
About IL, SIR"
US she stout and healthy, AfE. Wilsonl"
:" Yes, str"
"1'l,et., Mr. Wiisnn, will you please state to
thI. Jury how y,u urc anmayef III ttis caxs."
sr. W!lson hat cylllrutly never taken tiia
view Ut Thu matter, and cnlsld t,ake nu answer.
Tic good aud lruo incu thought he had lIIala
rather good thing by hts bereavement, unl
brought ltI Il verdict for defendant,