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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-01

Somebody's child is dying--dying with the
flush of hope on his young face and an indcscrib.
able ycarning to live and take an honorcd place
IN the world beside the companions Of his youth.
And somebody's mother is thinking of the time
when that dear face will he hidden where no ray
Of hope can brighten it-when her heart and
home will be left dcsolatc-because there was no
cure for consumption. Reader, il the child be
your noighbor's, take this comforting word to
the mothers heart hct6ye il is too late. Tell her
that consumption is durable, that men are living
to-day, aged robust men, whom the physicians
pronounced incurablc at the age Of twenty five,
because one hi1g hal been almost destroyed By III,
disease. DR.. Picrce's Golden Medical Discovery
is most efficient Alternative for separating the
scrofulous matter from the blood and lungs, and
imparting strength to the system. II has cured
hundreds of consumptivcs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-01
GLENVIEW.

Bay horse, ls hands high. tosed si5 tl'red by A. j.
Alexander, WoudhurH. KY - so, -
Got by Belnont tsre Of Nutwood 2Ss Nj Despeia
dunn S. Dick Moore APO, son of Alexander AodaIsh
(sire of goldsmith Maid. 2li Rosalind 2HS lhoradsle
ARK; Major Edsall, 2l9; and St Elmo 2D) son on ys
dyk's Hanbetonan sire OF Dexter Ses , hi is
GaZec 22l; Jay Gould, 22lh; George Wilkes 80! bia
22; Lady Banker. 23 Orange Girl 2&5a; Breeze |<'
James Howell, Jr., "a: and othersr ,, H., , -,
First dam Fadette by Alexanders Abdaah sire OF S0u
smith Maid, 2li; ROsand, 22S: Thorndae s<Ss M1uI
Edsa 2A; st. F. mo. 25; Amont, and otnersD second
dam ghtsome dam OF the great raceiare sauna Dy iu
ported Glencoe Third dam Leyity BY imported truee
Fourth dam Vandals dam by Imported Tranby ruin 1a
Luca by Trumpetcr. sixth dam Lucy by Qrphssh9 sev
enh dam Lady Grey by Robin Grey Eighth DAM MARTA 10y
Meier ly Imported Medley. Ninth dam ny lrmporteSS
Hghfyer. Tenth dam by Imported tcarnaueht teVehti
dam Dy Ariel, brother 10 Partner Iwelith dSm Oy o
ed lacE OF Diamonds. Thirteenth dam Ola diamond lca
ed Duchesi) by CHens Arabian Both JACK 81 ahonu
and Old Diamond imported BY Gen SpottsWood ant
both were by Cullens Arabian Fourteenth dan 9y Grs
woods Lady Thigh by Crof's Partner fireenth dam DY
Greyhound sixteenth dam Soponlseias Dam ny IGrSiE
Raw Barb Seventeenth dam by De ArCy Chestnut Nara
bisn. EghtecEth dam BY Whiteshirt Nineteenth dan
Montague Mare. , .
This is elegant colt in shape size color and disposition
and very finely gated one, promising to ne very ias
He will weigh over lao lie Is sire OF one 81 the
ed wcanngs we have ever seen His granddam lghtso'
the buesr hooded of the thorough0reds ana h
confirmed her excellence by producing such grand protn
ems as Salua CrucinN and others He will make The sea
son for 20. Last his former owners Mcretrah
OF Kentucky. charged 500 for the season
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-01
Around the Court House,
THE JAIL.

This institution is the pride of this county and
state Its majestic dome towers to the skies
above ana its foundation stones are the solid rock.
1t was built to stay. 1t has stayed for nearly
half u century. 1t must be really tired" by this
time. 1t will stay for 30 years more from present
observation-disclosures that's not the point.
Some three or four weeks ago, two worthless dis.
grazing the honorcd names Of Hardin and Wal
worth, became inmates, charged with burglary
in Mendoza. They are bad pair, and on Mon
day last behaved so Outrageously that Adam had
to put them in the dungeon. When safely inside
at which they were evidently highly pleased)
they began repairs on the building; and with
the aid OF o spikcl and pieces OF metal hoops dug
out q foundation stone and worked themselves
under the kitchen floor when they were dscov.
cred by Mrs. Mccay. They were brought back
and chained together until subdued.
On Saturday last, the now distinguished per-
son, OF Martin Oeson, OF the town OF Mission,
was deposited here. Martin is charged with bas-
tardy, the complainant being one Melinda John
son, who, being present, desires Martin to father
the unborn child. Martin admits indiscretions
but is inclined to think the paternity of the child
is an open question as the lady's favors, he
claims, were quite literally bestowed on the male
population of the town. He was afterwards
taken to Sheridan for examination,
On Wednesday Paddy Fellon, ayDuhg "blood"
Of La Sale was lodged in Jail ne was arrested
on Tuesday evening ut the Rock Island depot in
that city for insulting ladies IN the waiting room
He was also charged with talking and acting in.
deccn,ly with woman Of the town at the depot;
and falling to pay his fine, came here to serve 1t
out,
On Thursday last Paddy Ryan and John Cary
came to blows on the west side and during the
fight Ryan bit or the end of Cary's nose! Ryan
was arrested, lodged in jail and on yesterday held
for grand jury investigation in bonds Of 5000
which he could not furnish.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-01
THE COURTS.
The Circuit Court.

4
! The bench has been occupied this week by
Judge Stipp, who relieved Judge McRoherts,
now in bad health. The case OF the week was
the divorce case Curry triaD OF Samuel Bradry v
Annie E. Brudiey in which law students, gentle.
men Of leisure, professional Jurymcn and scandal
lovers have found bonanza The parties are
! from Brooktield and about all their ncighb0rs
within u circuit OF ten miles have been
here as witnesses or Interested spectators The
Developments would have delighted the heart Of
Ur. Bdchelor Jowhr in his days Of single blessed.
ness. Samuel was a Wldower with three or four
children and Annie f. widow with similar en-
CumbranCcs. llOnors were easy on that score.
Samuel ntimatcs he is the victim OF misplaced
confidence in that he thought she had stacks OF
Iowa land script; she says she did not marry
him with the expectation that she'd have 10
clothc him." The testimony shows chronic
state OF squaly weather about the house, not un
mingled with frequent skirmishes,-in which, rs
Samuel complains of extreme and repeated cru
city" We infer the lady came out not far In the
rear. But really, six-footcr with healthy con
dtion but with q beard about a foot long has not
a ghost Of q show in the hands OF woman OF
ordinary size, good muscle and blood In her eye.
With such distressing and alarming surround
Iings Samuel bore his yoke for I'VE or six years
and then asked the law 10 restrain his conbativc
wife at least 10 direct her energies in other d-
rectens. Meantime Annie +. suggests, e. o.,
in prime condition, Samuel, he had carressed
her person with halter.straps rather larger than
the law Above. So honors areeasy in that quar-
ter. Added to these stories OF family ceramics
are other stories not exactly suitable for publica
ton In a strictly moral paper like the FRER
TRADER, even though our senior doesn't happen
TO be running for congress. Whether Samuel
was Joseph or yrtuous Roman father does
not appear but 1t is certain that when he would
come home from Marseilles, frinstance, and his
better half twitted him with being too much OF
roamin' father, there'd be deuce OF Q row."
in which the roamin' father says he always got
licked-lndeed the law students were getting
quite stupid until the cases beauties woke them
up. Judge Leland says it is the first case Of the
kind on record in the courts OF this state and as
a matter OF course the "students' couldn't let
slip so interesting a bit Of study, and Judge
Stipp's rulings have been carefully noled.-Wil-
lard Gentleman and Lucius Lucinius Thompson
are defending the plaintiff and Mayo X Widmer
the gentle defendant
J,Mgmcnts.-A. Waldcmar Caspary v. Max Cas-
parry, by conf, $l,l9s.60; Adolph Wcrtheim v.
Max Caspary, $l,l75.
Chancery-Sam'l j. lIaight, adm. est Of James
Cunningham v. Eleazar Barton ct al, masters
report approved.
OF rs new chancery cases begun for June term,
nine are divorce cases, which leads one to think
a number Of couples are rcpenting at leisure.
Twenty. five new Law cases have been commenced.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-01
"SAyEU HIS LIFE"

SPRGSGRfKLD, TENN May 8, 1873
DR. A. X. WHITE Dear ST. am selling great deal o
your Pumonsris have large demand for IT, and recon-
all the best cough medicine In hc mark It, aud
am not afraid recommend IL, had 1t lhoroughly
tesed OF customers, who was given up ~ die
AMER taking three bottles OF Psmonaria he com
uenced improving and when be had taken the NTH bottle
he up and In my store, and said at sAyKpME LIFE
and that "he should always love and the Pumunara
had saved him from death and was the Of his
taking IT," told him not to love me, hut Dr. white NE
Of this medicine. selling from eight 70
fifteen bottles week OF your Pulmonaria, .
Yours truly, W. ECKLES.
Bold In Ottawa by Forbes Gehrtng nuyl5
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-01
LEVIATHAN.

LFyIaTHAN Il large papPle gray. full booded Perch
eron Norman Horse. Imported by NJ. W. Durham. OF
Wayne m. IEvIATHAN will weigh about quo pounds
himself we'll We respectfully refer 10 The Percheron
Norman sind Book Vol revised edition. No. 26s. page
i0s" LEVIATHAN will make the season for $50
eYMares will viii be kept the farm for reasonable
sum during the season.
All comm indications should be acdressed to
T.w. JERREMS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-01
The Ottawa Free Trader.

No citizen Of Ottawa Ia Sail ecounty in making M his
list Of newspapers the coming year should omit 10 In
clude In Il the OTTAWA FRKE TRADER II the oldest pa
per published In the county IL II the largest gives the most
reading matter and with exception is the only paper
In the county all the reading matter Of whhis prepared or
selected at home and with careful and studous reference
To the wants OF s subscribers. In this re-
spect other paper in the world prints much matter
adapted 10 the OF "a Sale county readers. IL tels
you Of happens in the county worthy OF newspaper
mention crimes casualties. social events and popular
gatherings aud resolves IL gives you the pro
ceeins supervisors, Of all the oorrt and AL that
tansprcs In the public Offices Of city county, and tells
you Of all local political and who and what the
candidates for oce whom 20 vote for not ~ you
like and who l. elected; aud thousand aud other
things that you get In other paper Besides this II
gives you well prepared weekly Of the general for
elgn and inland news home and foreign markets. political
events discussions &c Yet doing all this, and being the
largest paper the county and having the largest crcua
son Il FCrp Cents year than other papers
In county, its subscription price being but = 90
rear advance. In short voter taxpayer or house
holder In the county ssrse ell the duties OF honest
- EwU.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-01

will smack their lips and wonder wha, IN the
devil gives 1t such a fine aromatic flavor.
A number of prostitutes have been forced to
leave the city this week. JuNIUs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-01

usual were IN good attendance, but the trading
" as slow, and in several Of the markets under
an average volume. Prices were easier for
wheat. strong for the smaller cereals ana better
for provisions. On Change cash grain and pro.
xlsinns clnscd at the following prlCeh:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-01
The yoItaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich,

VIII send their celebrated ElectroVotaic Belts to tn
afflicted upon 10 days trial Speedy guaranteed
They mean what they say Write to thcm without delay
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-01
DON COSSACK.

This grand horse was bred by j. c. McGerran Son, AZ
Glenyew stud Farm jefferson county N.Y. ana SOLD 10 Mt
Cation, Don COSSACK was foaled April 3 lS,t gov ny
August Belmont by Rysdyks HamOctOnan; LIST dam Lam
am Lass by AleNanders Ahdallah by Rysdyk hanDeIo
MAN; I'd dam by MambrnO Chief the sire OF Lazy ihorn
2lsk WOodford Mambrino 2.2lh Nerth star MiHorlnO,
2l6 and very many others 81 dam mare sent from o'o
10 Kentucky to be bred to Mambrino Chief -, 1T, l.,
DON COSSACk when years old trOtt'd tuil mlle n
2i and in 2i5 In the fall at the l"sYii ,
he uefeated Ave excellent first mile in ~ and troted
the last half of the third mile in IL, thus ut0hsthe
his ability do turf duty. He weighs about i,SS pouhns
and his every motion AZ true and gaily dancing mas
tcr's He will make the season for 500, 10 h"'"u
number.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-01

CATTLg-Extrs grade shipping steers, s.. l5t
s. 25 good TO choice natives 81 45W Si.G5; feeders
fair to good s.. S0Gs4.OO; cows common TO fair
.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-01
County Court.

|, F. Burgess OF Groveland, man about 35
years Of age and Il married man, was declared in
sane on Thursday. Financial troubles are be-
lieyed TO be the cause OF his malady. He has
been insane three months, and maniests homi.
cidal tendencies
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-01

Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. April 30, 1880
The Times Of yesterday says:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-01
A CARD.

To all who suffering from the and ndiscrcton
Of youth nervous weakness early decay loss OF manhood
&c, will send q recipe tina. VIII cure you, FREE OF
CHANGE. This great remedy discovered by mission
ary In South America Send selfaddressed envelope to
the REV JosspB T IMAM, Station y, Nsp York Ciy.
April l7-Iy.sp
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-01

The acid Boed the primary cause and sustaining pow
of Rheumatism. Where there is Akali there be
Rheumatism. The DIR BosASKo RHKuNATIsM CURE" IL
chemically prepared Alkaline, neutralzing the acldy
and removing chronic Inflammation by absorption In
caimd that the cure for long catalogue
Of diseases, like Others. but for rheumatism and
Lame Back alone 1t il sovereign remedy Price IS cents
For sale by FORBES GRHRIS0. Ottaws, H.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-01

One of the painful unpleasant and distressing d
which flesh is heir is Piles: DR. BostNKos PILE
REMEDY been tried, tested and proved 10 be na
Bile remedy for the of all kinds OF Piles Price so cts
For sale by FORBES GEHRING, Ottawa, III. aprlO
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-01
DIR. II. OLIN,

DIX. H. OLlN,
OF Chicago. formerly OF this place. viii visit Ottawa al
Clifton Hotel the rst Tuesday 81 each month for treating
All diseases Of the Eye and Ear surgicay or otherwise
Operations Tor CararaC artificial pupil inverted lids, closure
OF duct eye srasshyoma the removal
tunoFs and morbid growhs OF every description Artificial
eyes drums inserted without pain previous
ten. Granular eyeids. the most frequent dsedse IN ne
toes. radically and permanently cured
From his long experience in treating diseases or the Eye
and Ear he feels confident in stating that he can cure nearly
Chronic disease also treated Consultation free
Largest stock OF Artificial Ewes in the West
December 10Th. 1879.
, 1880-09-24
Remarkable Cases.

4. Among the very many remarkable
cures affected by Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure, may be.mentioned that
of Charles S. Prentice, of Toledo, Ohio,
who was by its use restored to health In
a few weeks, after he had tried the treat
msnt of some ofthe most eminent phys
icians of France, England and America
without benefit : His trouble was
Bright's Disease. Another is the cure
of Peter Showerman, at the age Of sew
en5y years, after greatly suffering for
forty years from kidney and liver diff
culties. Testimonials of these and others,
can be seen. ..... s..
, 1880-09-24
A Horrible Accident.

There was a shocking accident to q
fre.eater in the market place. of Leigh.
ton, Buzzard, England, fortnight ago.
A travelling negro was performing on a
stand, licking red hot iron, bending
heated pokers with naked foot, bum
ing tow in his mouth, and the like. At
last he filed his mouth with benzoline
saying that he would burn it as he al
lowed it to escape. He had no sooner
applied lighted match to his lips than
the whole mouthfrl of spirit took fire,
and before it was consumed the man
was busned in u frightful manner, the
burning spirit running all over his face,
neck and chest as he dashed &rom his
stand and raced about like a madman
through the assembled crowd, tearing
his clothing from him and bowling in
most intense agony. A portion of the
spirit was swallowed, and the inside of
MS mouth was also terribly burned.
lie was taken into a chemists shop and
oils were administered and applied, but
"'terward in agonizing frenzy he es-
capped in state almost of nudity, from
a lodging house, and was captured by
the police and taken to the Workhouse
Infrmary.
, 1880-09-24

"OH now MY BACK ACHES" How
often we hear it said Well may the
victim complain, for the kidneys are
suffering; and when that is the case there
is always danger-great danger. Kid
ney diseases, if let run, too often end
fatally There is, however, sure cure
for them. HUNTS REMEDY is a
medicine that does not fail to cure Kid
ney, Bladder, Liver and Urinary com
plants. Even Bright's Disease, the ter
ror of physicians, is cured by HUNTS
REMEDY, the great Kidney and Liver
Medicine Try it, and cure your back
ache before it terminates in something
worse. Sold by all Druggists Trial
size, rs cents. ..
, 1880-09-24
erYe.

1t is great thing to have what is
called nerve and nothing contributes
more to the power of physical control
thus named, than Warmers Safe Ner-
vine. 1t also relieves all kinds of pain,
and cures headache and neuralgia. vr
, 1880-09-24

Kingsford's Oswego Corn Starch, on
account of its delicious purity, is the best
for children and invalids
, 1880-09-24

The queerest funeral on record took
place in Paada recently. IT was sythat
of an eminent italian lawyer, Ludoyioo,
Cortusius. Onhisdeathbe bed hs forbade
his IelAtions to shedutsarssat his funeral,
aud even put his heir under 3 heavy
peralH if he neglected to perform his
orders On the other hand, he ordered
musicians, singers, pipers, 6ddlsrs Of all
kinds TO supply the place of motrhers,
and Infected that ffttA6f then, should.
walk before his corpse with the clergy
men, playing upon Their several instru-
ments. E@Tthis service he ordered each
Of them half ducat! He likeyisetap-J
Pointed twelve, maids i'm green. clothes
20 carry his seDto;the church of ST.
Sophia, where he wsss bpried, "a and that
they too, as they went along, should
sing slppd3 having eAch Of thern, Y EhsI q, q
recon- pense, handsome sum OF money
allottedf for nrarvisgeportiorE ,Albths
clergy tof Pailua marched before in long
procession, together with all the monks
of the convent, except those wearing
black habits, whom he expressly exclud-
ed in his will, lest the blaokness of their
hoods should throw a gloom upon the
cheerfulness Of the procession. When
somebody objected, he asked who was
doing this dying, and whose funeral was
this, anyway. .... ...N.f u
, 1880-09-24
Useful and Suggestive,

A German mixture for the removal OF
ink spots and writing on paper consists
of alum, amber, sulphur and saltpeter--
one part of each-in' 'fae powder, mixed
To make the hands soft; Take equal
portions of glycerine and alcohol; mix
well; before retiring at night wash the
hands in warm water and rub well with
the lotion.
To restore frosted plants.-Frozen
plants will often recover if taken to a
room where the temperature is just above
freezing, and keep from the light, allow
ing to thaw very gradually. The change
to very warm room would be injurious
To prevent flies from injuring picture
frames, glasses, etc.: Boil three or four
onions in pint of water; then, with a
gliding brush, go over your glasses and
frames, and the flies will not alight on
the article so washed. This may be
used without apprehension, as it will
not do the, least injury to the frames. y
To remove dandruff: To one pint Of
alcohol add sum-camphor as large as "a
small hichory nut This, so to speak,
merely camphorizes the alcohol. Bur
gamot or oil Of rose, or any other es
sense, may be used to perfume, as the,
individual desires. Wet the scalp with
this daily. It will also be found stim-
ulant Of, tho SCALP q prom oter of the
hair, and will, in many Instances, pre-
ventf from falling. OUT aFor ldryhessi
! iof the hair add a small quantity Of ely
, 1880-09-24

Cure for, warts. Put small piece of
alum into Just enough water to dissolve
it, bring this to-a Boiling heat; then,
with a broom-splint, Or any convenient
article, apply this boiling liquid to the
wart. The liquid should-be thick and
sirup.liEe, hut on no account should the
water be allowed to boil away, as you
would then have burnt alum, and that
win have no effect whatever upon the
rwars4I EontinueYtbe application Tor sew
al days; and the'warts will soon grad:
daliy disappear, I y "a Y M M
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-17
Sanitary Affairs.

The board of health of the city of Dallas
have issued circular No. 2, and furnished
each policeman memorandum book, given
them certain districts and ordered them
to inspect from house to house as
rapidly as possible, and order the abate-
ment of all nuisances. All privies, water
closets and foul alleys are to be disinfected,
and DR.. Carter, the health officer, is deter.
mined to enforce the health ordinance to the
letter. The circular has the following:
"Dalas Is without sewers, and the priyies
necessarily contain at all times an immense
amount OF focal matter. Even under the
most energetic system Of the removal Of the
contents Of privies, it is essential that disn-
fectants be used in this hot climate at reg
ular intervals. 1t should be borne in mind,
however, that disinfection cannot be sub
stituted for want of cleanliness or ventila-
ton, but should be used for the prevention
of those putrefactive processes, which result
is the generation of compounds and agents
mysterious to man."
Persons violating the health ordinance
will DO promptly reported. Those who wish
to know what disnfectants are necessary
should consult with DR.. Carter, the health
officer.