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GEORGE WASHINGTON.

srbo int, G,7por,Y r nut,.t,, .oo,,n ,.o.+nr,5rr
INC 0eV. Enwa.u IT, !. uhf.h apoko Sesterany
nfter'oon at tho Third Unitarian Church. corner
of Alonrno nfitl LnftIn streets, 10 sinl cnngru-
untion taking m his theme. f,rssons from tl,e
ir. n.,t t.,n ,,t.. ~ ',vnah,,,,n,,,. ~
',.n ,., '''a ~. .,t'. e'.t. u"ts. -. . ~.
Inc spcMKcf commenced py saylnB tnht 10
pass In review tho lifo OF s'ich nun rs Wnsh-
trgtnn was hcalthful and stimulating. ami, tho
:. u. na ut sus VI a"n
anv' was particularly p1op"F laat u shoufa "e
httlngly observed. The holding up OF s'scs, Il
wm,ll scrvo n ,n,,,rc sn,,," m" IN c,nnl,to
w. 10y a. 1"' INV ~. '...s
ms saM exaihp'cs, nha II shss alono
whs accomplished Rrcnt good w"nld have
wrll-known charac.crr for truth mud
s..,e, .u'cRrhy 10 hs tatcn..l tfa'I'ns, ana INA
rents, Ills mental training had been very
ns,uro s,honls l,nnp sen roe In hla Anv iu,+ hgu
Mr,.ntni trnimiE ha,i wiysn him Il stmrt In i,fn.
tviIrh t,n frllmv, Him au tryv",, hi,,, r., nrtnr
Ira t,n @ annannr % nn,,cs m si.ei' he nossas
Er,m, ths ti~ xnt,knr ,i.t,t ~, l., rnrJ"w Tho
,nltitmrv md Sw.ini history nf Wnstiuvtnn In
wl,iei, hu cn,,ist,slcd that. whe lio ha hec1,
hIs s,rw,xt ni,,r.nteristi.s. which w,,s Whit.
wI,rthr t,f t,,l,iv",inn i, thia ti"v liz mi
rise,, In humility ,nt1 ihr,ax,. lie i,rnc,so @
not H. t,n, hirI'ix. r,ans,i ra M TE,,awa n,u
,m,t h,s ,ft, H. ha,l i'"a, s,,r,,,,,,,in,,
l,y rs ,,,,b,o hatMi, M ever in,w II swor,i
"T ;,, uttered s r.T.Is , ,ts.!ltIt ] @ niit their
StMr, m,nI t,ysrw,rnau nnfIo,,. mn, when tl,",
died tit wns tic jnsi III thnn. II wis nut n,
viii, WMsliuut.,n. hrwny.r' f.r hfs INN" wnu
ind his wI,rk was stiii u,,i,iu t,n eA A'''''
A,,nthur I"su"t1 r. i.,h hm1rnu, from TIM }fo ~
WshInvton via fiat t,,Grt, ,y,s nnlti,nr Int.ut,-
'mscnt "nd nst,nt y % ,s brt % wMs ~, ~ WI" ~
rrtn,,nff. F,,r In unr an1 ~, ,,pf, .,n,,i.i ronI
, 1880-02-23
PRAYER,

Chicago Avonlo Church. bottor known As
M0oty's Church, WIS iillotl to nvUr0wllty yestur-
lay uttcrnoon with the members nj various Ger
nlnn churches In tho Clty, who had canu u hear
u sermon by Mr.. lr0rgo Mlllor, tho renowned
philanthrop!at ard missionary, who ascr4bcs nll
his success To tho otAuncy Of prayer. After tho
ordinary roltg.aus servlcos tho liuv. Mr, Simon
introduced tho Venerable Mr.. MILLER, whu ux-
pressed hta Joy ut bolnE cnablol Ia pronou1!ee
tho worl OF Onl 10 a,sch 4 largo audionoo.
Tho opportunity Ut tIIrvel!nv hls Oerlian eoll,l.
trysnnHt 70 tAclr path Ut duty. lfe tnuk his
lort {fQR) .yrrnos 7 and d, chapter Z. vt.
Matthow!H tn.,Ask, and Il khallI 10 given
yo4i ...asI .sGsGIEsshap s, ~ shall !lnus kn.1k
tlMt nsketh recM Witt. md hc tlnlt setketh
ilndeth; a9a II, 70 hilTHnat 'knoeketh It shall ~
nothiny could bo n!lautl. Th;ssJcsnpprlso ovory.
thing that ,nan could posssbly 1ssfIst !qNl, whtn
agpsaled -. Hiyos much liv ptpNh ,innn's
forth such Rtnplo prolnisrs- uut. although hlso
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promises nro ~, full and ilbcrn yet II shDlh he
TINT hnl

promises nro - full and 'lcrnl. yrt 4 shpih no
rrtnnlntrrc TINT cnteGs.it,. l!s'l - l,r mudc ~
inx 10 .'t.i's win or iboy w!I M.'.I*npltlntr,i,
o 1ny v T. , ca pfhy h' z ts . 70 M Ey" r h c"ss 1".s
@ sSeh th"t nun MR." ssol G esao sssessI s""rs
W. ~, tt" 'ssys5 ssysS54na ft:se%f % Will u. u"
i. @ xesa asec.'nx r god.. M x!!l, THY @ eoia ~
ti,rIr "wl, ntrs,,nt nr lor tllclr ',~n ank.. They
M w"r" st ,;r r ss ,xnrT: a ,S whit ss sx
ror iila snkn III Christ, whn Ind suffered nlnl
spilled lls blo9l for thc1n. Only ,hr'urh mo IL;
md shor prayers Rran.cI. y did mot matter
hpw Of,nn tl,oy MttGntlctI Church and isuw much
thoy rc.rt tho l,l.1e: lint WIS no grt,',,li for
~ I"si,a Christ noMkt tiioy find rntrlnca ia
!ic,lvcn. al tho ,l|an,t'uds Jewels or vntlialllcs
T. 'he T" IT,. so ~ TT nfs Sns s oy w s% s s.
tlo scrvjrrs Of Chrlsi, and mt Fl at:co,int
mlseranio siIincrs who ,ha,i na,hing to *.
poet from untl except punishment. Thoy
st is nat r.s oHhs H. o rstwsf Sxuno +" q ~ s +.
power wis c1l,ihlted IN tho resurrection nf
Christ Thereforo t'lorc *as nj rInss,I, 70 doubt
thnt mi WIS w"ya rn1,y .,,,a md Ivy wI1iinK , e ~
prayers nrH heard ut once. Otherh hive to pray
1ll,ilbcrcss times before thoy were hrnrti Tho
Ici,lE gsaiitti il, one hour lint there wro ffnny
whO wfre mot hcnrl a,s nftrn 'ls tIGnst,lf mi lG
cnuse he I'M! done tnythnE specially to deserve
upright lIefnre Col. ThGro wuro MANY 'GetalOns
when his pr,vnra weru not heard for II lUv time,
1ae t", m ho ,n e pn, Goa ss 70 grit srihs n
Will md desire, md though fr uskel 1t for
Glirlsta suku o9iy. yot le ha1 e ptns .!nIly for
witt ftI1NlIrd. nuAthNf t}CtjI f,uIlts1
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Effect Of 1Eigll 1tnI1rond-FrcIglttA-
Forcing Grain Down the 1llsElsalppl
to Escape CDnllkcHtl01l.

Effect Of 1EIgl TInI1rond-FrcIgltth-
Forcing Grain Down the 1llsElsalppl
to Escape Cpnllsculla1l.
Nttr l'"rk Tribune, Ftt. q.
The opening Of tho mouth OF the Mississippi,
while Il proved n Krcnt SUCCESS fpr Cnpt. Entls
and his Associntes, l,ns mt produced my murl1ct
effect upon the muvencnr Ut Northwestern grain
until recently. For this thoro hnvo bcen several
rcssDns. The rail rntes from points on tho Mis-
siaslppl River to tho Atuntlc ports 1,nve been
unprcccdcitctlly low for sotno yenrs, and tho
freight rites from Atlantic ports to Europe lilre
aiso bccn very low. Transportation Of rrAn by
tho river, md by sen from New Orleans. has cost
less ut many times, 1t Ia true, thnn tr1lnsportn
ton BY ruil to New York Or Philadelphia, mud
tAonce by sen to E:,lr'pe, but tho necessary mr.
rnn4e.nc.its FOR cotMl,ictiny II lArEe business by
river hnd not been nude, nor hn,l there
route ~ to cnuse the necessary bargcs MID
tugs to bo tnlIt und tho required nnnclul prep
of low rates Ut \ by r e,stwls terttorc. her s ihi thctu
gr'tln " way II New Orle,'ns, and ,nany pvrsnns
never seciiru my tminrtutt l,trt Of tho otwartl
tH.'nd gru!n, Or nnvo my npHit'nt influence In
ellsGklif,s thG , ehnrEss u % tho tr"aas ~, .
Inns uhnt1gctl. Kali r.tes eastward lnvins beci,
htyl. und strongly maintained. shllrrra hive
st 5 sYsn' oe xn 1sas' ne 5 !? 'xS ssl Tor assaS ,rS
iin4ly. The largest rSeelpts at srain, oysr
known ut Now UtlunilS III u week were during
tho week ending Jun. IT, namely, 03 bushels,
which ~ 'noru thnn tho average receipts monthly
IS stated. thern hAvu been only four weeks In
which tho Krlin receipts at New OrieAns cx.
Ctulcsl hnU.U bushels. nMmely. during unch Of
tho tw, wGcks ending Fol-, y. 1S;s. md during
tho weeks ending Marrh y. aml Der. "a, 1BTit.
hut there hls been II large increasu IN tho pro-
purttun nf Ernn Inoretl by why Of New Orlenhs
the tutRl Rr,lln receipts ut unrh Of Tho Atlantic
purts during tho innnthH nf December md Jt1-
unry fnr four yunts past hns been tls follows:
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While New York has hecn doing II winter bi,sl-
nrss larKer than Usual, Aud l!nsnn uld Portland
hMro each k,1iMel ncarly ~ M.lca proportions
III tho l1euipta 1T Philadelphia nlld .liatlninru.
and II remarkable lnUreila1 1T Now Urehi.s. Tho
aggregate luss Mt Philadelphia anu baltimore IL
ll.5 per cont 1f tho chtlr0 movement FOR thu
two nI"nths, while tho ,gaiM ut New York. I,ns-
ton, und Portland hns been only per cent. lI,t
Tho proportion Gf receipts ut Now Orleans bus
l,iuru thln doubled.
Tho especial advantage claimed for Now
0rleans .!aa port Of sliil,n.ent h.,s @lwlys been
Ill winter, would lnIkc that route choApcr thnll
my route eastward by r1lil during tho stylsOI VI
slalMhde'l navigation on tho lIkGs hlid canal,
mud ta,At ths route would thorefor1 husU Mc0l.-
tllrIur tho wf!ltnr for shipments eastward hy
rAIl. This theory has nut beon brought
to test. since tho opening !'r thu
mouth ul tho Mississippi. until this Win
u Indicate tint tho theory fs not whnlly Gass.
less. Art tlMt tho movement by river IL G,llmllv
Of altlnst indutlmit pxlMnsI0li, whcnover tho
ls.!cs carEc i;'r nmstwurl n!1 trahslM'rtntton ,y
iarre demand III whoat ID EHropo,. ti!u trunk
ralt1,nsls apparently vnlvulHtcd that t'tu cttt'h
ela,vc ~ much "a hey 1Fas@eti. without langsr
nt oSiHY my tmp1rtMnt l,4rt nf thor tr1't'lu.
Nnw orieans-a..,"..nt'ns q n1arly half q tlo
untivu rcetpts NJ III AtnMtlc ports. or A7.a2 per
ouut-tt,dIeItu that tho competition from that
quarter may vt my TIM lteg.l!iiu unexpectedly
wlif,u't nlsEynsa ile o1.,lI"titi1n q y now
AilnttIl, atld tho GoOrKIA tHutral lulllroud. Al
tho MItrlo tlt,,D, The urflnl Trunk III cInR.lA
shuws tsclt i,utteE % %n,rnrcI far sharp c.'i!IMi!.
trunk ilnts nru M ionXor III position u elWiuI
,npnUpny nf transportation fruM tho grain
regions " tho Aen, even In winter.
, 1880-02-23
AMUSEMENTS.
CENTRAL MUS1C.IIALL,
REME:Ny ''H; '3;;?;!';;' ;'';''';'':

Ills technique 10 simply bol,ndtcss, md equal
to my emergency, In thls respect he is tho leor
Of my living plnyct VIC linve liGart1. I4p sweeps
criticism ,lnd every sort uf objection hwRy. a
NUN viii, Tho temperament of III iceberg might
urlnts stfsKtct Ills playing, bit, unless he III Ut
lint t!tRrrp 1T frIHdty, he ctn remember llttlc
rlae bt the potent spell uf tho fAscnt.on which
this Hreht player wenycs nr'lltual him; the cx-
utsltn cnloEs, tho tllzzl!nH ,,rl!nncy, and tho
absolute ntlandun Ut bis work.-1Eo. +. UisroN,
THtnuSE, Feb. 6, lR1N.
NEMEsri IS Il grcnt pluycr. Peculiar to ecccn-
trclty IN his sehn0l and Rtylc, but ccrthtny mRr-
yn0ns In his effects. which, It Ia ensy to sec,
tho direct results Of most extrnDrrlNnry grnua.
SAMUEL GTEEi.E. 1tntes, Feb, 8, 1BsD.
"AstoniahiuH" is q very excclunt and appro.
prfnte word with which to lctlne tho plnying uf
!&cneHyI. III accomplishing technical effects ho
ia certainly Il prolyy, a1Ml no ono can form any
tcl Of what he elln do with tho violin, not even
r. they give full swny 10 their imnYlnHtfon ,ln-
I'll they SEQ him, bow and vl01in In h1nl. Ger
tnlnty. he IA one Ut those n,eieors which tnah
1T intervals acruss tho sky.-GEo. AnMBTRoHQ,
Inter. OccAH, Feb. &, 1S7U.
1t, tho power Of expressing n certain or1er of
emotions. we do mt believe he hns n rirnl. In
trt, aIrilllcy. md tlnrng, he reminds lls or tho
NrcOllIts tint have been written OF pnH0ulnt,-
1iAzxAlp, Ntto lUrlf Tribune.
Those Win hare hrari Him will hear him again.
TuSe Mll0 hnfe mt lcar lin. will mias tho rarrst
musical treat u liirtimc lr they fail 10 hear
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IsopudiateA NIlx4lsstppi IIoNdK-I'ru.
Posud Compromise Subuitteu by the

IsopudlateA NTlsalsslppi IIoNtls-I'ru.
POsud Compromise Subnlltteu by the
Holders oC'Cllenl.
Thu following message frnm Gov. Stnnu WIS
reh.l In the bonato at mississippi On Mundny, Nth
lust:
1@u.-1N the StHIto aud Ifnnto " Representatives.
0ENTkEMEX. Shortly attur tho adjournment Ut
from Edw4trt llaslowG0a, Esq. representing the
hnltturs Of tho MIssisAlPpt rppil ll0tctl tnstMtI,
dated LOntlun, England, fuh. II, lK7S. 1ncInsing
copies TT memorial addrcsstNi u tho Governor,
tho Henntnra, and thu Representatives. Nf tho
Htata ut Mississippi, submitting pr0pOst tiHsl IN
hul,nIf Hf sn!l (idntlhntlurs " enn,p1nntsu tho
Indebtedness Ut tho 6tlto on MGc,.lnt Of sAil
yp,Illatcd botsls, nnd requesting r,U 70 submit
tho sNrta tu tho Lcgislnturu Tor Consideration.
a communication lEvtn !. +; Howard, t:s'l,,
nlsn rerrekuntiux sall londhodurs. datuil New
memorial Il, ,y0ur hon0rAble body. wns r<'estvel
u fuW lAya AlHce.
Ii, hcoirlnticU with these requests hnvD tho
h0Iitr to submit tho it,cluaGd Gpy nf sAd nnl.u.
r.nl fur sl,eh Mct0n ", In your Wisdom, you nlny
drtormi"'. Respectfully snovx oororror
Following IL tho proposition Ut tho bondhold-
ers.
!. That tho hondhol'iors should waive Al elailn
last !lMy " this yctlr, WAY nver Sla,tOOuN. ,
y. THAT tho H.tu should issilD new h0nds 70 tho
oxtuMt ut $T.u0,uu, bclug the amount uf tho
original iAsl,c.
d Thlt tho now Issue OF bonds should boar IT,
tGrcyt fHr thu first your, commencing FROM tho
lst 0f JnAyy. 1Hiy, tlrst Payment being In July,
1S1J. nt lit ratio uf j Ucr c1nl Der nIli,uM III
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A NOBLE LIFE,

---
a NOBLE LIFE,
Asn ITS GRAND RESULTS.
aho n''. 1h'ties t'a'A i"cf';9t "c1''c'e'i
scrInun last evening to large congregation vt
plynnutt1 Congregational Church, Michigan
',. n.s"e' ue."gen tw"ss,,,.tn..., s,S,
Hrcuts, on "ieorRo Washln9toit' n hanasn'lio
floral piece, consisting Of tho StRrs nnn Stripes
thn @ !" rat.. ~ h,a ro,,mtr'." p,,, uc, m,aooi M
NV IN. ,,,,,t ,,,.tsor,,s ,,,nr T. nt+ran,,, ~,
oi .nn l'''p. ps'ior'n, "muso J.. ",1,aess.I , 'no
onI ,hn ,,,trIntt, f,o1Iu,u NJ tho conrrero,Ion
49,, 49, ,,,,n ..a,,, r',,,,a, ..ttt,,F. ,'
unu "te "h'en cer11hly 1otnca u ntuhs e"lh-
been honorr moro IN tho brencl. than IF, tho OBJ
8tr',eo & Mt t.seIess !, n!oso Inc aoliowns ie1.: .
Rrent risiles nnd loving fayor rather than s'lvur
a,ln soln -iIDp' ffl.,l =.
When II Titled guest hp begun. cNsnc to our
enorrs cnnnona sututeu hin, md tho neoplo
thsn,,1ctl to srcrt "r To- ,oo,s @ mon on him md
". % ~ 49,. nl' l,.' n.ao
rcnay TO greet and cl!Apr him. When, ut lust,
the crowds bud scntterel and gone to their
in0 NJ sut,sfactor s"y,nr "1 ao,v ht,u, Tint
,nc ca,,yht l., tho ,',sat,t, voa ,.',s.
r!Gd. pcrhnls with thcm to tho end Of their tys.
~ MN Whoso slerl'iY charnetef allu nnpie eit
ugnus y !ihu M Won for liiln thc proud title
"rn.hor 81 iis Country MothnE but , the 1Mn9 1..ae
ins, eo,l,l more forSsS innn thls rGy!Ain l!e
p9reisnss tt'rune md pt',.,tnanti tho reverence
,s OF e IL 'r 1saa ycs 10 f sia s ~ te'ttS tsS1
th!s pnr!,eto'al tslnltn q iosn 'ehGrlttSn, nilu
tao unswor would pniy cinphaslzo tie truth of
WN8 1t DECAtts9 hU was "firAt In wnr" ff1lt his
, 1880-02-23

..NNs'sf lt.Ii IllH Ill lN.lh hHtWNA lAlA
!no s',i,iiFft mn ~! Wind ha'i pldyed paa all ses
hot ii''r tl,o winters i"o oa: Tho nat,rnl ,lIs-
v" nt,,otlf'M exM,n,as~hi+ rli EiF'as practieas
ant trhchlt.s, nn'l tho natural longing Of this
'' ,e" @ ~" = ?ph% hE s ht a' x'a. a%t @ io @ s ,', S
of Tint ''nshing rnst!csIcss which HIa,Io rAi'iu
s"rls t4 cr:at" t,,rmol ~ l:nslart nr !hat t1U
tnn a' s.,iiiR l,y pcr.o1,al xah, nr sh!sI, 'ae
nn,d principles ,im,s known. md this 1,Hlity
i',.tle hlm stnshl sra,,.lly md iir'nly n'I; tho
..,s q l,sth .,i, tho i+ q; 'trr 4 H.
Muc}lanainK form e mind y dennAlMlcd t. guide
guthor cnrefully1hton nntiDnnL pcnro tho mon
wl,utn oihurs h.tl lnlla,ntHi fur wnr. In rtlgl0n
W",mEt1f Ss|; o s@o Era'cnse t Re.
and thu stu,r.f iie rnine atol,E l,rhtt tho rnr
Is,.ils Il thN sccts md Tho lMrtisnns II ,iMls'-
!on Of atsnv!dnnco md h,,nnn rGs,M'tisi-
!ility md hcnoynci,eo ani y rntnr9 lito. ~
his y ~ ;hs sfSr soqnq ~, &c tS S s,sf
havn rcscnllcd him, hud they known 30 wei! uil
fully interrupted to ntlnin to urcat mor1ii exco'-
lnncc, Int flcy li.,d M perfect patterns hfter
which 70 f,lsl,fan .selr e.''ne, u,id they moved
lsantugo Of t,vinx ,,a,iy rriiirles litter, in iii
i",, rnstnmtir ,ss,,ssc,i Il, tho wnrhi nj 1arwt.
md In fi,n itn cUurt " Jvs,,s Christ. Ijy hrIp
Of tilia astvantnEenf time, and perhaps BY l,nr-
nnaayi Xii lin trrfnt nilritts In thn Fruilnotry
ii Ills ,nor!l growth. Conplreti with ihls mod
nusstJ %s " nil Of is own tnus. u;1.i stands ,s
Pr"i slmt tlat , 4 tic . !'sst Ehrisian!y a,
5 Z" m ''iSsealsda y na IT, xn.Hgs wxo,s 1e he
wsr I'll @ tt Il H, @ T. Is ~ os ~sr srt pr "s'1r.
f,,r su1r ur tiu monks win ,ve l,,t jO ,srfl-
M ss s s' "a m Iy II t,o %rst, purs nve u Gs M ~
tr,i. siInnity or wanKtcss is ii len Urrat Ii, lis
fIitl,. Erctt IN crtuIity. hut. On thu oppDs, tic
whit, Ina Leon w,.ys tin Guhcst tcst uf its
y,us. Ci.,isilsMlty has drawn 'lo.,, help fra,
mrs"unucs n' US WnshinKinn iho n,i cf,irci,
rr,,sG of tns,r ,nDr1.lifM ios,s Mi its finrnrt
@ rwncss @ Is ~ Inc i,sst DESTINY L, wi Ghrist s,,t,
"$ %aspsioa @ II s isrssy zF' temc s"' ln0 'es'0
tNt le w.s one oi ttlnso minds thnt DO ,,ut neul
innny. There nrp two shapes ot t.nd vlsbuuppn
n,lr uhrth. Thoro s one allHpU thnt hcc0ntts
Grcnt by acquisition, there IL nnOthcr 'furin
Which icconnn great by meditation. Ono In.
pirts riches, Tho otlor, pnMlslccs them. IN tho
II HIT tho % t""m ot T poticn wisu, N tho % NM. uu VIII,
inedltnses viii s'trpa.s tho 7rn.t, "stto rsimpiy
rotUls. Tor, whit Truths tho conten,plstlye tip;s
cn!Srs "r't that nat % viii Hover M fat @ IL t,ose I esn-
plativo mlon, tio iicl.ls uni tho Iaiks Or THO
slTe " 1 Fs @ rrg II to WIFI WIFI ws to AZ 'e o faM@ aMr
i4incoln wns slowly rising md falnE tlloro cn,,u
thnlyllta, nnl wllito washington wis surveying
thoughts worthy OF tho books calno ,ito hts pro-
l,tGtlvO llnIrt.
wn, 1t hs v nsa n wsE9 M go" a aad 15s ,Eon e Gs
s,,jl tint s volume fst rtal.l nlitl marked WIS
, 1880-02-23
E;;;; \; 4; ;!|;;i;:: $;;E;;. !; / :; REME:NY|

Full particulars respecting these brI!hnt con.
thus chrly pnbllshcl t!nlt engagements Citi 10
mule not to conflict with this lr!IllInt muscnl
event.
GEO. n. CARPENTER, Manager.
, 1880-02-23

4 bonanza for druggists. st. Jncobs on.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-10
Ono Way to EcOnOmlEe.

Many poor man, If required to account fol
the manner in which he has expended his in
come, would find bills OF his family physician
for 'medica services" among the leading items
In seven cases out Of ten, acute diseases are tn,
result Of some neglected chronic disease. Thus
fevers invariably result from diseased conditions
of the blood and liver and timely use Of altera
tive or odpurfying, and cathartic remedies
would have ayerted the prostrating Illness, that
often leaves the system irreparably injured. DR.
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery and Plcasan
Purgatiye Pellets are the best Alternative ant
cathar,ie medicines yet compounded. Full di
rections are given for admin sterng them, to
geher with an accurate description Of tn,
symptoms demanding their use They will moi
cure all human ills Gas some medicines are adj
vcrtiscd to do, but they will cure all diseases fo
which they are compounded and recommed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-10
GLENVIEW.

Bay horse IL hands high foaled 1875. CBred by A.
Alexander, WOODBURY., KY - ,
Got by Belmont (sirc of Nutwood, 2.23; MI Desperan
dunn q; Dick Moore 22l). of Aexander's Abdalaf
Tsire OF Godsmith Maid All; ROsand, 22lH; Thorndalc
2221 Major Edsall 229; and St Elmo 2o), son OF Rys
dyk's ianhetonan (sire of Dexter. 2li4; Netle 2is
I;azee 22i: Jay Gould, 22 George Wilkes 222: Bella
222; Lady Banker 1923: Orange Girl, 23A; Breeze 2.l
James Howell, jr., 2.2i: and Others)
First dam Fadette by AeXanders Abdalah sire OF oid
Edsal 2N; ST. Elmo $50; Amont and others second conc
Lghtsome dam of the great race mare sauna D ~,
ported Glencoe Third dam Leyity by imported irute
Fourth dam vandals dam by Imported Tranby ruin Jan
Lucla by rrumpetcr. sixth dam Lucy by orphan, sev
enh Lady Grey by Robin Grey Eighth dam Maria oS
Meier by Imported Medley. Ninth Dam by lmnore,s
Hghfyer. Tenth dam by Imported Fearnaught EeSehtI
dam Dy Ariel brother to Partner Iwelh dam oy
ed lack of Diamonds Thirteenth dam Old Dlam0nu lcai
ed Duches by Cuiens Arabian Both JACK 81 Da9onu
and Old Diamond were Imported by Gen spotswopd ant
both by Cullcns Arabian fourteenth dam 9y Srs
woods Lady Thigh by Crofts Partner. Fifteenth dam Dy
Greyhound sixteenth dam soponsoias dam Dy 0ersin
BAY Barb Seventeenth dam by De Arcys Chestnut nara
blan. Eighteenth dam by whiteshirt Nineteenth Dan
Montague Mare. , ,.-,..
This elegant colt in shape size color and disposition
and finely gated one, promising 70 De very la
He Will weigh over i He is sire Of one % the nest gan
cd weanlngs have seen. His granddan Llghtsoh
the bluesthoc OF the thoroughDreds ana ma
confirmed her excellence by producing such grand perio
ers Salina Crucihx and others He Will MAKE NE sea
son for S2. Last his former owners, Mcfcrran
of Kentucky, charged SEQ for the season.
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Ask your druggist for it,

Inc superintendent of the poor Tor County
Agent as that officer Is now called,) Of Rock
Island county made visit to the La Sale coun.
" County Asylum on Monday last After
thorough examination and study of the place he
pronounced it the most perfect county hospital
he had seen IN Illinois. Certain it Is that the
Asylum Is now in very satisfactory condition
ana IN some certain respects Is in better condi-
tlon than ever before; for the authorities have
been making a number of improvements all
much needed. Along the avenue to the house a
number OF new trees have been set out TO take
lhe places OF those broken down by visitors car
riages in the past; and to protect them in the fu
tnre barbcd wire has been put up on either
sac alohg the carriage way. Within the house
The Office and reception room have been beauti.
ned by newly painted ceilings and wood work
WINE the walls have been neatly but chcaply pa
pered-fOr the first time since the house was
Dullt-concealing the cracks Of the walls and Civ
ing more pleasant and homc-like air to the
rooms. The main hall also has been painted .
and the whole house will be whitewashed short
ly-a badly needed Improvement In the Gin
sane ward the windows are to be protected by
heavy wire netting to prevent escapes, the old
"lre-work being utterly insufficient The tran
SONS Of the bedrooms will also be similarly nrn
tected, while a heavy and well.locked door nro
vents access by the insane to other parts of the
mousse IL has also been found by experience that
the artesan water is very unsatisfactory when
used Tor washing clothing, the chemicals used
10 'no natef destroying clothing
faster Than the natural wear. So a cistern cana
bic OF holding about 400 barrels is being bniIt
near the wash house, which will furnish when
finished sufficient soft water for the houses use
A visit 20 any county asylum, though interest.
ing, is not always pleasant trip for the sIpbl Of
sickness, disease, deformity, insanity, and ruined
men and women is anything but pleasure An
these are at the County Asylum, there beinp IFS
or 100 inmates, the victims Of all degrees and
classes Of misfortune. Yet il must be a satisfac.
ton to all philanthropists TO see how well they
are cared for here. The wards at our last visit.
on THURSDAY, we're as clean as good housekeep.
the inmates rooms also. II would be impossible
to find a house more carefully kept. The proyi
sion for healthy and comfortable exercise. sleen
ing accommodation, lavatory rooms on ali foor,
or sick room could not be better, indoors and
out. Even the 'insane house, removed fron
the main building, was In a scrupulously clear
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The Streator Free Press says that Fawcet
Plumb has invented II tile-ditcher, the machine
consisting of double pow, with "A large revoly
Ing wheel on which shoves are placed which re-
move the earth from between the plows and car
res it above the machine from where it is shed
on either side of the ditch by sliding over an iron
apron. The depth Of the ditch is regulated by
the machine being lowered or raised at will by
means Of an adjustable bar standing between the
rear trucks. The machine will cut and grade q
fvefoot ditch, and will require bat four horses
All Of which is exceedingly like the Johnston
Dtcher, made by King Il Hamilton, in this city
If the machine succeeds Streator will have the
manufacturing shops.
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LEVIATHAN.

LEvIATHAN Is large pappe gray. full blooded Perch
eron Norman Horse Imported by NJ. W. Dunhsm, OF
WAYNE III. l.EVIATHAN will weigh about 2.0O pounds
Notwithstanding his great size be i very acve handling
himself we'll We respectfully refer TO The Percheron
Norman Stud Book, Vol l. revised edition. No. ~. page
lO9" LEVIATHAN will make the season Tor $50
sFMares will will be kept the farm for reasonable
An communicaiions should be addressed 10
T. w. JERREMS.
feb2i,smos r o. Box $50. Joliet, Ills
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EAST FALL RIvER.-People busy sowing oats
Fields and woods looking green. Wild flowers
plenty in the tiHber. The pastor of the NJ. E.
Church at Hickory Point has requested leave OF
absence for the rest of the year. Gone west to
recruit his failing energies The good wishes OF
his entire people go with him. O.