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NEW ORLEANS, LA.

NASHVILLE, TENN.
WIN. LITTERER
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DYSPEPSIA.

Dear Sir: used your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP
for Dyspepsia from which / suffered for five
years). with the happiest results.
A few doses placed my omach in condition
10 digest food-thereby relieving me OF those dis
tressng pains experienced by dyspeptcs after eat
ing-and although 1t at first caused occasional d q
siness this gu ckly disappeared on my continu
ing iIs use. Ny digestion is now almost perfect,
md feel greatly benefited Yours.
WIN. A. PIERMAN
833 West SOD st., New York City.
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rLyER CoMPLAINT AND DYsPEPsIA

CHAMBERS ST.. NEW YORK CITY.
Dear Cir This certifea that your INDIAN
HOOD SYRUP cured me Of liver complaint and
kapspsia can not recommend It too highly
L. D. FREDERICK,
Attorney at Law.
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| VERY ExcELLENT MEDICINE.

AVERY EXCELLENT MEDICINE
FREEPoRr. Queens County. N. Y.
Dear Sir Having used your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP a. q Blood Purifier, can recommend 1t
a. valuable medicine. Mrs. CARPENTER
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PITTgRIJRG Pl
GEO. A. KELLY
SAN FRANCISCO. GAL


SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
cHAs. LANGLEY CO., 100 and lc2 FrsnsA
ST. LOUIS, MO.
RICHARDSON & CO., 7l0 North Main =
MEYER BROS. & CO.. 6 North I'd It
ST. PAUL, MINI.
MOVES BRO. Il CUTLER 80 Robert 4
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
SAMUEL /. SMITH co.
SPRINGFIELD.
W. A. HALL
ELMIKA, N. Y.
GER1TY 4 MoRRELL, l2s Lake It
TRENTON, Nj.
SAMUEL DICKINSON.
YORK., PA.
WIN. sM1TH co.
BALTIMORE, MD.
WIN. H. BROWN & CO., 25 South sharp =
THOMsEN & MUTH, IA Germans
CHARLESTON, Sc
DOWIE q NOISE.
DIR II. BAER, 1sl Meeting st
ATLANTA, GA.
HUNT, RANKIN d LAMAR.
BOSTON, MASS.
WEEKS + POTTER, $50 Washington =
GEO. c. GOODWIN & 20.
MACON. GA.
HUNT, RANKIN 4 LAMAR, 6s and q sadA
NASHVILLE. TENN.
VIM LITTERER
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
l. L. LYONS, corner Camp and Gravisr -
G. r. FINLAY q CO., IS Magazine st.
= NICHOLAS CHASER, corner Peter and o2so
ts, Algiers, La.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
JOHN D. PARK 1 SONS. It's sycamsrssk
r. NACREADY 4 CO., s. and 60 WalnutA =.
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
BENTON, MYERS d CO., 127 water st.
STRoNG, COBB CO.. liz and LA SupszR4
DETROIT, MICH.
SWIFT 4 DODD. 4.
FANNARD, WILLIANsA 4 CO
T. H HINCHMAN 4 SONS.
FORT WORTH, TEXAA
L N. BRUNswIG.
GALVESTON, TEXAS.
THOMPSON, scAorT 1 CO.. corner ~ q
KNOXVILLE, TENN.
SANFORD, CHAMBERLAIN ALRxlR
LAKE BENTON, MIMI
BROWN 4 MORSE
LOUISVILLE, Ky.
( r. A. ROBINSON 4 CO., lss Main 4
ARTHUR PETER CO.. 272 AAiA Q
LEBANON, PA.
DR.. GEO. ROSS co.
CANADA.
NoRTHRoP = LYMAN, n Hrsnt Z, -
.'sss .iSs TSEssST, S sSTllrrn : co. 'n z.I's =.
BRoWN 3 wEBI. : and . Gserss Il. Haliiax
TB. BARKER I some, 8 ana a King A.
i.Trc.ELL Lsnsen Ontario
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CHTCA{1O. III.

VAN sCHAACK, STEVENSON 4 CO, - a
"a Lake st. 4
MoRRIsoN. PLUMMER 4 co.. e and q
Lake st.
FULLER FULLER, 81 Market st.
TOLMAN & KING, 81 Lake st.
LORD, STOUTENBURGH & CO.. ss Wabash ~
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ST. JOSEPH. Mo.

MOVES BRO. 4 CUTLER, 80 Robert 4
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CONsTIpATIoN WITH HEADACHE

/ 90 WEsr HOUSTON st., CITY,
Cir: Your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP has cured
! yce entirely of the distress in my head, and re-
lieved every difficulty of my bowels. 1 must say
that It Is the best medicine that any person cs-
take for sick headache. ALICE REED.
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DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION.
BROOKLYN. Queens County, N. I.
pess Sir: Suffering for years with dyspepsia,
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HUNT, RANKIN 4 LAMAR, 6s and @ "a r
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CANADA.

NoRTERoP = LYMAN, n Front Z, ~
FORSYTH, SUTLIFFH = CO.. lss Hsilb -
SRoWN 3 WEED. : and Gesrys q. Haliinx
n. BARKER 1 soNs, . ana q King Z. -
s'. .Irc.E.r. Lsnsep. on.sae
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BOSTON, MASS.

ATLANTA, GA.
HUNT, RANKIN d LAMAR.
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FORT WORTH, TEXAA
L N. BRUNswIa.

! GALVESTON, TEXAS.
THOMPSON, sCHoTT 1 CO.. corner ~ q
and Tremonts It
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KNOXVILLE, TENN.
SANFORD, CHAMBERLAIN 4 ALRxR
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LEBANON, PA.
DIR. aEo. ROSS 4 co.
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TESTIMONIALS.
New York aud BROOKLYN.

HEUMATIsM AND KIDNEY COMPLAINT.
Sir: give my testimony with pleasure to the
beneficial results of your BLOOD PURIFIER.
Ny kidneys were out OF order and the result was
rheumatism in my right knee, joint swollen twice
Me size Of natural and very painful. A bottle OF
lhe large size made peri ct cure will also say
my digestion has improved 10 that can eat any
lnlng within reach p. F. MARION,
10 Beach st., New York City.
SICK HEADACHE AND DYSPEPSIA.
l5l PERRY ST., NEW YORK CITY.
Dear Sir: Your justly celebrated INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP has entirely cured me Of Sick
Headache and Dyspepsia of 10 yeaIs' standing. 1t
hls0 cured my CHI lid Of Scarlet Fever, and my wife
0 female complaints.
GEORGE H. REYNOLDS.
Isaac Dahlman, Bulls Head. oath St (of Dahl
lnan Brothers. dealers in horse stock), cured of
Dyspepsia and Indigestion OF many years stand
Ing.
1sHenry Dahlman. of the same firm. cured Of Sore
Throat and Indigestion. after having been treated
BY physicians without beneficial effect
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r. A. ROBINSON 4 CO., lss Main 4
ARTHUR PETER 4 CO., 272 haiA =
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YORK p 4.

TRENTON, N. j.
SAMUEL DICKINSON.
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CINCINNATI. OHIO

JOHN D. PARK / SONS. IT'S sycamsrs q
r. MACREADY 4 CO., s. and 60 Walnut =
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DETROIT. MICl

BENTON, MYERS d CO., 127 water st.
tTAONG, COBB 4 CO., liz and LA Supea
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. SAMUEL /. SMITH l. co.
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SWIFT 4 DODD.
FANNARD, WILLIAMS 4 CO
+, II. HINCHMAN 4 SONS.
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DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGEsTIoN

LOOD SYRUP has entirely cured me OF hheum :
tism and Female Weakness
DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION.
FLATwoop, Phelps County. No.
Dear Sir. was troubled with Dyspepsia for 12
ears and by advice began the use OF your IN
IAN BLOOD SYRUP, which permanently cured
70. 1t is the best medicine in the world.
VIM. CARNEY.
DYSPEPSIA CURED.
BIG SANDY, Benton County, Tenn.
Dear Sir: This is to certify that your INDIAN
LOOD SYRUP has completely cured me of Dys-
epsia. All % troubled should give it trial.
DAVID THERNDoN.
FOR SCROFULA.
KEcK's CHAPEL, Claiborne County, Tenn.
Dear Sir: have given your INDIAN BLOOD
YRUP a fair trial, ana ann satisfied it will cure
croiula. ARTlMACY EDW ARDS.
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHEA.
NLwroRT, Cooke County, Tenn.
Dear Sir: Your reliable INDIAN BLOOD
YRUP has greatly benefited me fer urinary
roubles. 1t mas slss cured Little boy that is
wing with me, Of diarrhea.
NORANpA CLEvENaER.
DYSPEPSIA AND CONSTIPATION.
HOMER, Angelina County, Tex.
Dear Sir: I have used your great INDIAN
|LOOD SYRUP in my family and find it just a
econ enoed for Indigestion and Constipation
nd, in fact, 1t is valuable medicine for ali whe
10 in bad health. J. T. BRYANT.
AN EXCELLENT REMEDY.
" CLIO, Parker County, Tex.
Dear siE Accept my thanks for the aid rem.
Tered me by the use Of your INDIAN BLOOD
YRUP. I have been afflicted for 20 years, and
y the use of your medic ne l end great relief
10uld not be without IT. SALLY ALLEN.
CURES HEADACHE AND INDIGESTION.
MADISON, Boone County, W. Va
Dear Sir: IsufIered great deal with indiges
ion and nervous headache. took one small bot
10 OF your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP. and am nov
trons and hearty. My nsther says she would moi
10 without It ADA A. HARLEeG
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINT.
BURYsvILLR. Braxton County ". Va
Dear Sir: After suffering with dyspepsia and
liver complaint for several years, was persuaded
o try your valuable INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP
which has succeeded in making new man cut O
NO CAIN A. HINKLk
VALUABLE MEDICINE.
FupaY's CREEK, Cabell County, W. Va.
Dear Sir: Having tried your INDIAN BDoOr
SYRUP. can say from experience thatit is val
labls medicine. JOHN ACALLIsTER-
PALPITATION OF THE HEART.
MOUNT HOPE, Fayctts County, W. Va
DearSir: This ID to certify that your INDIAr
BLOOD SYRUP haA entirely cured me Of palpits
Lien Of the heart and weakness Of the stomach.
JACKSON SLOWER
FOR REGULATING THE BOwELs.
BIG CLEAR CREEK, Greenhrier County.
Dear Sir: recommend your INDIAN BL0Ol
SYRUP for indigestion and regulating the bowel
For those diseases 1t has no equal.
T. A. HALL
KIDNEY COMPLAINT.
GEoRoIANA, Butler County. Ala
Dear sir: wes afflicted for fourteen. yean wit
Kidney Disease and Gravel, and commenced th
use of your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP, which hs
d0nem more good than anything ever tile
My wife also Used your medicine for Rhsumi
tism, and has received much bsnent.
Mr. HAYA.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-01
Floral Festival.

On Tuesday and Wednesday evenings the La
dies of the Episcopa. Church will give at Turn
Hall Floral f istivel and Bazaar. The attrac-
ton for Tuesday evening will be the repetition OF
the operetta, "Il Jao9bi," with scenery, &c. Re
freshments will be served and fancy articles Of
fcred for sale On Wednesday a dinner will be
served from II NJ. to 3 p NJ. o'clock, with tea 1t {
p. NJ. O'Clock. On Wednesday evening there will
be the Growing Of the Queen Of the May. The
Queen will be elected by the suffragcs of all who
purchase the right st ten cents vote, the polls
being open from Tuesday to p. NJ Wednesday
all being desired 10 vote early and often as
possible. At the latter hour the children en-
gagged in the ceremony will surround the throne
when the Queen elect will be announced. Then
the four young ladies polling the next highest
number OF votes will! become her Ladies OF Hon
or and will robe and crown the Queen, and place
her on the throne to receive the homage OF hel
subjects, who kneeling before her will lay tEeli
floral offerings at her feet fr2m which selections
will be offered for sale to all present The af1ail
promises to be very pleasant and all are invited
to be present
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Bottom Figures.

We are Offering bargains in every department
of our stock.
Good fast colored prints at D and i cents per
yard
Our black gros grain silks at 65 and 20 cents
are the best value to be had in this market.
Bottom prices on the better grades OF SILKS
Turkey red table damasks A cents per yard.
ANY lady in want of a black or colorcd cash
mere or dress of any kind shoul see our stock
before purchasing
A nice. new. clean stock OF corsets and kiC
gloves at prices which will be sure to please.
Lowest prices guaranteed on all goods pur
chased OF us. Please call Respectfully,
D. HEENAN Il Co.
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The Rev. DR.. Post OF Peoria, has been In the
city this week, looking about the city with aview
OF establishing here about September lst next
conservatory Of music and the fine arts. The
The Rev. Doctor, resident Of the state tor some
25 years, has been through all that time interest
ed in high education: and will, should he locate
here bring with him his wife, for many years
teacher his daughters, who in few weeks Will
graduate at Monticello Academy, as assistants,
and put the general supervision of the establish
ment under the charge of distinguished teachers
from the east. The plan includes instruction In
local and instrumental music, painting, the Ian
guages, elocution and the fine arts generally
making the school in all respects equal to the
best institutions Of similar nature In the west.
There would seem to be an opening for such
school in this city, for during the last few years
the interest in the accomplishments has been
wonderfully developed in this county and dis
trict. We trust the Doctor will meet with such
encouragement as will warrant the establishment
of his conservatory here.
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The old warehouses are remarkably long lived
fellows, if given half chance. The latest 10
cal hero has been hunted out by tie strcator
Ere Press, which thus dlscourseth:
There are now probably fewer survivors OF tae
battle of Waterloo than there will be again at
any time during the next three decades, II the
same interest is manifested that has actuated SO
many to come forward the last of Washing
tons body guard Streator, however, is the rrst
to lay claiN to the only soldier who is now
SHOWN to be living who actually fought IN
the ranks at that memorable battle. His name
| is Christian Wultzen aged Sc years, and he hives
lust across the river on Riverside. He WAS born
at Widen Hansen, Aug. 80, 1894, and was with
the English rifemen under the Duke of Wefing-
ton. lie was one of the free volunteers who en-
I listed for the campaign and furnished their own
equipments, which Mr.. Wultzen now has and Is
proud to exhibit. He well remembers the bloody
scenes of July IS, 1915. Soon
after the battle Mr. Wultzen came to the United
States which he has since made his home. He
is hale and hearty for his advanced years, stout
and active and weighs about $50 pounds. He
has recently pettioned the Queen of England
for pension, being, as he claims, the only sur
viying soldier who took part in the battle of Wa
teroO.
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Fine Display Ahead.

We called on Miss Anna Field, at her Miliiner.
and Dress Making Parlors at So Madison ST., "ho
with her numerous assistants, was buslly en-
gagged in making up elegant dresses tmahy OIL
which, already fin shed, hung up in glass cases
and trimming the most bewtching OF hats ana
bonnets. Miss Field said we might announce mel
annual opening Of spring and summer millinery
and dress making, which will take place on May
7th and Sth, 1880, when she will display "A line OF
elegant millinery unsurpassed by anything ever
brought to Ottawa--not only medium ana low
priced grades, but large stock OF superb novel
ties in the latest summer styles, recently given 10
the public; also beautiful line OF Flowers hio'
bons and Trimmings, Ne latest We promise
treat for the ladies Of Ottawa and vicinity, who are
cordially invited to come and get posted on the
latest summer styles and forrest cash ces-5o mail
son street.
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OTTAWA. Ill., SATURDAY. MAY l. 1880.
still nt II,

The favoritc clothicrs, Fiske Il BEEN, persist IN
continuing their old methods in clothing the
getting in new goods every day or
two, sticking to one price, and hanging on 10
the old reduced prices, spite of all attempts by
manufacturing spectators to bull" retail pri-
ccs The arrivals OF the week Qncluding large
lot Of $3.50 and ether price SUITS show this lat
ter point conclu-ivcly, the goods being in all re-.
spects equal to the best ever sold for that money.
Fiske & BEEN will not be crowded into eleyatlng
prices. Their immense stock, which includes
all grades Of ready made clothing and all FUR
nishing goods, was purchased before any ad-
vance and will be sold on that basis. Buyers,
therefore, have two advantages: the privilege OF
selecting from stock as extensive as any In the
state, and the guarantee OF quality and lo"ness
in price Tread their compass and guarantee.
Every quality of goods is in the house, and every
class of gents, youths and children's goods, Tor
use only or the finest grades for ornamental pur
poses chiefly are in stock and all guaranteed
Fine, high priced goods may be bought, but buy
ers get their moneys worth every time and buy
as cheaply as at any house in the United States
Consult your interests by calling on this well
known house.
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The spring and summer season has opened most
satisfactorily in business point Of view II We
look at II in the light of Mr.. II. j. GiLLENS trade
thus far. The bright days have warned 1t up
and Il cannot be said to have felt the baneful influ-
ences of chilly "nor'westers." We take IL Tor
granted the rare attractions and completeness OF
the stock and the notccbly low prices are respon'
siblc for the success Of the opening season. III Is
certain that in the lines of staple and fancy dress
goods and silks the sales have been very large
These are Mr.. GILLEN's pet lines, and he mas
taken such care to make them perfect that no
one should buy dollars worth OF dress goods
without examining this stock, The shawl, no.
ton, hosiery and other stocks are also most at
tractiyc and should receive the attention OF the
public. Indeed, IN all the departments OF the
dry goods division the stock is complete and
offered at prices that defy competition,
Adding to the dry goods stock the extensive
line of boots and shoes (Which inclu&es all desr-
able goods, the very fine hat stock, and the i'm
mense grocery department II will be seen that
the house never was in better shape to please the
public thar now, and Mr.. GILLKN invites all to
compare his goods and prices with any house in
the county and guarantees bottom prices and sat
isfaction to all in all purchases.
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The celebration Of the 6lst anniversary OF the
establishment of Odd Fellowship in America by
the Odd Fellows of this city was very enjoya-
bic affair. The regular programme as announced
in our last was carried out. The addresses were
by DR.. Harris and Mr.. f. Y. Griggs, both well
prepared, tracing the origin, history and noble
work of this great fraternity. Between the ad-
dresses came very funny little hit by j, b. Har-
ris, music and an English translation OF poem
by Schiller on Friendship and Women by Mr.
Geo. Ravens The company, who filled the beau
tiful Masonic Hall, enjoyed the exercises very
much; after which the dancing part of them adj
iourned to Wills's, where the d. of X. gave an
ENJOYABLE party.
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VIII open to-day the finest and most complete
line of ladies' and chdren's hose that has ever
been our pleasure to show.
In ruchings, collarettes and all kinds of lace
goods we "cap the climax'-dccidedly the lar
gest stock in the city.
Something new in fchues and zephyr shawls
They are exceedingly beautiful.
VIII also open another case OF those elegant
dress qooas that have pleased so many.
ga few, choice patterns in Lawns, Percales, Mo-
mics, French Glnghams, &c, will be among the
fine display. Come early and secure lovely
pattern from first choice rs we are continually
rushed. Respectfully
FORBES & FLICK.
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The extent Of Mrs. O'Meara's business this sea
son Is quite surprising considering the unfavora,
bic weather, having had to replenish her stock
several times already. Her last purchases were
made this week, and her pleasant room is re
splendcnt with brilliant goods, including every.
thing desirable in the millinery line. She de-
sres all the ladies to call. Her goods are all
fresh and she can suit all the ladies with any de
sirablc class Of goods
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On Wednesday afternoon last at O'Clock ],
NJ. Miss Susie A. Blake, daughter OF Mr.. Daniel
Blake, of this city, was married, at her iathers
residence. by Rev. q. b. Barnes, TO Mr.. James
T. Beatty, Of Chicago. The ceremony was VIII
messed nv a number Of friends, who found the
occasion most pleasant one. The bridal pres
ents were very elegant, including, among OH
ers AN elegant set Of hand painted pearl Jc"elry,
by the groom; dinner set Of l6O pieces, by WIN.
Beatty, brother Of the groom; 800 by brlde :
father; hand-pnintcd china tea set, g'oomS
mother; silver tea spoons, d. F, lIupp; elegant
silver castor, Mcssr- Evarts ~ Murray, Chicago;
silver forks and spoons, brides mother; silver
cake dish. Mr. and Mrs. Rcddck, silver butter
knife. Miss Rcddick chandelier, groom'S brother
Harry; $40 Mr.. II. Iiupp; silver cake dish, Mr.
ard Mrs James g. Blake; silver butter dish, Mr.
and Mrs. C.. J. Curryca silver knife, fork ana
,poon in case, Mrs. J. ". lIupp; SILVER and cut
glass card receiver. Chaz. W. Irion; Bohemian
glass toilet set. Mr. {. r. Dewey Peoria; man
eagle" C. -. Bennett, Geneva; handsome SOFA
inflow, Ida and Nellie Watson; solid silver tea
spoons, Mile Nette; &c, &c.-Aitcr a shor'
wedding tour, Mr.. and Mrs Beatty will reside III
Chicago May good luck attend them.
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The Weekly Press (Mich.) says: book emit.
tied "A Treatise on the Horse aud hi- Diseases,
has been received fIom the author, 3 }. Kendall,
VI. D., Enosburgh Falls, Vt, and after a careful
examination We feel Justified in commencing it
a. a book that should be in the hands Of every
farmer, or horse owner. IL Is the work OF one
who knows whereof he speaks, and contains a
large number OF valuable receipts and the low
price, - cents, places it in the reach Of every
body. For sale by 0sman & Hapeman, Ottawa,
Illinois.
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Every woman who suffers from Sick Headache
and who dislkcs to take bitter doses should Try
Carriers Little Liver Pills They are the easiest
OF all medicines 10 take. Apositive cure for the
above distressing complaint; give prompt relief
in Dyspepsia and Indigestion; prevent and cure
constipation aud piles. A easy To take as su-
gar. Only one pill dose. 40 In vial. Free
p cents. Ifyou try them yon VIII not DC with
out them. my
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SpeCtACles!

you are needing spectaces or eyeglasses in
gold, silver or steelframes, r. II. Trask's is the
place to buy them, as he keeps constantly on
hand O large stock Of the finest Brazilian pebble
lenses, made expressly to order, Of the best ma
terial. Every pair stamped with his name and
warranted not to tire the eye. A perfect fit guar
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-01

MusIc.-" Good Night, Gentle folks" is the
title of a new quartette by W. L. Thompson,
author of the well known quartette, Come
Where the Lilies Bloom" The piece is said to
be having a great run, and never fails, when
properly performed, TO receive hearty encore.
It is quite elaborate, covering five large musical
pages, and issued at so cents. w. L. Thompson
& Co., East Liverpool, Ohio.
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See the fine display of straw hats in the win
dows Of A. Frank d Co., the peoples clothers

On Saturday last three of the striking work
men of the Zinc Works at La Sale, named Gold
ner, Boyle and Gerhardt, were held in bonds OF
$500 for alleged unlawful interference by threats
of violence and intimidation with the men taking
their places Godner during the week was fined
$50 for his attempts; and the Others with addi
tons have since been put to trial, and may be
turned over to the merces Of the grand jury.