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- FREE METHODIST CHURCH

Uf3- FNEE ME- HODIEI NHC NCH
(Cary and Reservoir streets. -Preaching at l. A.
NJ. by the pastor, Rev. s. Il. CHM an old-fashloned
cIa.s-meetipg at Z. NJ; preaching at L. NJ by
the assistant pastor, Rev. W. b. HAWKINS. Reyi-
val services every night during the week. Come TO
Jesus. All cordially invited.
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T SECOND PRESBYTERIAN.-Ser-
vices TOMORROW at IL A. NJ, and at quarter
past O'Clock GU WEDNESDAY night.
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CCHUOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES

Encouraged by the success Of last session. Pro-
FESSoR HAS ELEFF will resume The duties of his
school on the 18TH OF SEPTEMBER 1880. BY
his method very Young children, as we'll AS older
pupils. are enabled, through daily drill and use Of
the fore Ign languages TO write and speak them per-
fectly.
Best references given from schools and patrons
/ of this city.
Special classes for Young men Private lessons II
desired. Hours arranged 10 suit pupils attending
schools of English.
Pupils can enter at any time during the session.
For circulars and further particulars apply at 3O4
east Grace street. au24-lm
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Mt. VERNON silLITARY ACADEMY,
AVA L.dBYffILL PARK,
Rf(sI1M0Nn GA

Zion begins SEPTEMBER 20rn. svstem and
.rguiarity inculcated. Mental and physical Jeyel.
opfnent combined. Charges per session, including
uniform. SEQ or per term OF three mouths, go.
Apply a. ThIrtletll and Main streets. &c 1871
AffsS AUGUSTA DANIEL WILL RE-
Vl sUME THE DUTIES OF HER SCHOOL, on
the 27TH OF SEPTEMBER, a. 6l9 EAST
FRANKLIN STREET.
competent assistance IN every department.
VI. LA PLACE will have charge Of the French
classes
For further particulars. inquire at No: - west
Grace street. au 17.tOc2
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MEETINGS..

----->~~---~------ -------->----~-------~-~--~--~
DOYAL ARCANUM.-The members OF
III MCCARTHY COUNCIL. No. 46S, X. A. viii
attend stated meeting At schiller Tall on THIS
Saturday EVENING, September 10, 1880. at
o cOck. Candidaies for the degree requested to be
prompt. Quarterly dues are payable o-nfshi.
Members OF sister Councils invited 10 be present.
BY order OF the Regent.
sc 1877 X. s. DENNY, secretary.
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PERSONAL.

SPECIAL notice. am requested by
- the executor OF the estate Of the late Hon. WILL
LIAM GREEN, l.. d.. 10 request all parties hav-
Green. library tither law or miscelianeousl To re-
turn inem TO my store No. 9l6 Main street, AT once
as am now engaged in preparing Catalogue Tor
the sale Of the library.
Parties wishing CATALOGUES Of this rare. valuable
Art extensive library will please notify me, as The
NUMBER 10 he printed will be limited.
JNO. Il. LAUGHTON, JR,
SO JS-eod3t AuctiOneer.
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A NOTED DIVINE SAYS:

Or. Tut:
Dear sir,-For ten years have been martyr to
Dyspepsia, Constipation. and piles. Last spring
your Pills were recommended; used them. am
now a well man; have good appetite, digestion per-
feet, regular stools piles gone, and have gained
forty pounds Of nesh They are worth their weigh
IN gold. Rev. X. L. SIMPSON.
Louisville, Ky.
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DOCK AND JOB wORR NEATLY Ex.
~ E0uTED At THE DIsPArtH PkhTUev
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McGUlRE'S SCHOOL,
INI CANDLES HILL,
800 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
JOHN p. MCGUIRE PRINCIPAL.

JOHN p. MCGUIRE PRINCIPAL.
w. Y. CHISHOLM. University OF Virginia:
Professor w. y. ENGLISH, University OF Virginia
Professor ROBES MAsSfE, University Of Virginia.
The corps Is omposed Of men who have made
teaching their profession aud have been engaged In
its active duties from eleven 10 twenty-five years.
Usual charges from $50 to ss5. See circulars In
bookstores. Apply to PRINCIPAL or Professor Eng
LIsH. SchOol-rOoms open SEPTEMBER 2OrH.
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MALARIAL
POISON.

The principal of nearly all sickness at this time Of
the year has its origin dsordered Liver, which, If moi
regulated In time great suffering wrechedness and death
will ensue. gentleman, writing from South America
says II have used your Simmons Liver Regulator with
good effect both prevention and for Maaria Fe
vers on the Isthmus Of Panama"
If YOU feel drowsy, debitaed have frequent headache
mouth badly poor appetite and tongue coated you
are suffering from torpid liver bou.ness and nothing
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Rural Happenings.

OpulR Oct 4.-Considerable work is being
done on the roads at present-too late in the
fall altogether
Homer is to have another saloon shortly
Mr., Empy will be proprietor.
The petriied baby man was in town few
days last week. All pronounce him and his
baby swindlc.
Mr.. Krausse has received a very large new
stock Of winter goods
Frank Reeds cider mill has undoubtedly
the largest run Of any IN the county. He is
busy from early dawn until late at night.
The last hop in Homer, gotten up by some
of the boys, was not largely attended
Mss Eddie Nelis had select crowd at her
residence to warm up the new barn. All had
u good, social time. \ hop at the Waltham
Masonic Hall is the latest on the wave.
Mrs Robt Wyle is visiting friends in Iowa,
Thrcshing machines all hung up to dry.
Waltham will have new minister in 1881.
Miss Jessie Gilmore is visiting friends in
Milwaukee.
| was glad to see the answer given TO Z. "a
writer of the Mendoza Bulletin by Mr.. Daniel
Carr in last weeks issue of the Eagle. f. is
a mean, dirty sneak, and should be kicked out
of church for lying Mr.. Browne in his speech
abused no one but p. w. Wilcox, and the lat
ter first opened his foul and sinking battery
on Mr. b. All we will say w. f. is to stick
to facts and try and make as good man Of
himself as Mr. Browne is and he will be an
ornament to society, OF which he is at present
but toadstool. PEDRO II.
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ALONG THE FOX a!
Its Picturesque Scenery-''The Devils HoI-
low" swallow Home" Etc, Etc.
For the Free Trader.

For the Free Trader
"A year or more have passed away since the
readers OF the FREE TRADER and last met The
circumstances that severed the chains so warmly
welded We will not resurrect; they are buried,
so "let the dead and beautiful rest" The delight
full rambles through the wondrous scenery OF
our broad land, rs well as the more familiar
scenes at home, so often pictured in these COL
umns, will again be resumed, and II my humble
efforts OF the past contained anything worth the
appreciation OF the many warm friends, will
endeavor to make the future articles still more
interesting. And TO do this, know OF no place
more favorable for beginning than the charming
scenery which lays unvisited and unknown
along the banks OF the Fox. J.DHl
How few Of your readers are aware Of the
beauty and grandsur-in the way OF rock lorna
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-16
OTTAWA FREE TRADER: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1e. 1885,

places, while in Others they resemble great and
mighty bouldcrs, with no sign Of mosses ferns
or other verdurc to relieve their sombrc appear
ance. Here and there upon their summit tall
tree may tower aloft; while further back, above
and below, great forest kings" rise in stately
form AS masters over the miniature forest which
seems "budding into life" But that part which
gives the place it's name and which surprises the
bcholdcr Is massive rock, cave like, or arched,
rising santingly from the ground and gradually
to height OF nifty feet or more, forming what
might be called partial canopy, under which a
thousand people might find room. The dome OF
this cave Is Il curiosity, and may with good reason
be called the Artists Dream"-or awaking from
n severe attack of the nightmare. "Criss-cross"
in all shapes styles and designs are TO be seen
the names OF those who have visited the cave
that is, those who left their mark for others to
laugh at In some cases the full name is carved,
which must have taken hours of hard work to
accomplish; others, the initials only; and still
others, simply one large letter. As in all other
cases, each one wanting to see his name high
above all the rest to show himself holder, drawer
and more reckless than the others, goes notch
higher. The most conspicuous lettering in the
cave is that OF III. X. F., whoever that individ-
ual may be. Perhaps in this he may recognize
his photo. Far above the names Of those whose
dissertations ornament CD the dome, and in other
vacant spots, the swallows dig their holes, care
fully, it would seem, to avoid spelling the letters
Who ever supposed that swallows had so much
sense? j. d. II.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-16
49, !!

All the sign posts, hitching posts and dead
walls in Utica were covered on Monday with
the mysterious 1929.
Cullen says he will be satisfied with 500
majority IN the district
"320 and figures don't lie" is the way they
have it up in Freedom.
A horse that trotted mile IN 3 30 at the
Wenona fair last week was ordered to be shot.
Little boys upon the street
One another strangely greet;
Wink and whisper as they meet
"3.2-9; o don't you see it,"
A brand of "long 9s" is advertised as $685.
Gamins on the street corners shout at each
other 329
Whats the next case on the docketg" asked
prominent republican lawyer in court the
other day. There was shout as the Judge
answered nnocently "329"
An ingenious arithmetlcIan has announced
that 500 added together make fourteen, the
exact number of letters IN the names James a.
Garfield Chester A. Arthur, and Credit Mobil-
Ter.
The distribution Of the following crosses of
the legion of Credit Moblier is IN order;
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.JoRRISG DEPARTMENT.

Our facilities for doing all kinds Of JOB work. IN ,n'
sye. NJ the art are not surpassed in this section ana
VIC respectfully solicit those wishing anything done IN I,
line give u. a call BY the judcions ana hpe'Ai w. "
printer ink many mans fortune has been s'ie ANU III"
aeld is still open. Try ,,.
Orders by mail promptly atehdeu o'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-16

How few Of your readers are aware Of the
beauty and grandsur--in the way OF rock lorna
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-16

Republican capitalists, who fear that public
credit will Ego to the dogs" in the event of dem
ocrstic success, will please pin the following
from Dir. Belmont's recent speech-in theil
hats
"Itisa significant fact that only in 1879
with the house and the senate both democratic
were we enabled to float our four per cent
bonds Mt par"
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| thought and study involved in his voiumhous
authorship Yet as great parliamentary leader
| Gladstone must rank below his lifelong rival,
Beaconsfeld He was too blunt, STRAIGHTFORWARD
and conscientious. ellis friends" says one OF
| his sincerest admirers and followers, rive IN
constant dread of his virtues: he is too good a
lman-good in the worst sense OF the term
Yet in career extending over some forty years,
without yielding his principles or bending TO en-
pedency, his influence for good on the dcs'ihies
OF his country was such as to demonstrate That
| the successful statesman need not always bc
Machavellian
| Mr. Jones gives us certainly pleasing picture
Of the great statesman from his babyhooG up
as orator, inancier, scholar, churchman and
leader of the English people, and has the rare
good quality Of closing his short life by leaving
the reader eager to take up longer one.
REPUBLICAN, OR DEMOCRAT? Retrospect with
its Lesson for the Citizen OF 1850. Harper :
Half Hour Series. Jansen, McClurg " Co.,
Chicago; Osman d HapeIhan, Ottawa. loc'
This is a very weak and swashy little tract
written apparently by some sophomorean smat
terer, addressed particularly to young men, urS-
ing the necessity OF their voting for the repuDl'
can candidates to save the country from gong
TO smash on account Of that dreadful ogre the
"Solid South" No name is given, so that the
IIarpcrs assume the paternity Of the bantling
themselves, and much Joy may ii give them!
LIPE or NoRvAL BLAIR, Negro Citizen OF Nor
ris, Grundv county, Illinois Published by the
author. Price 10 cts
Mr. Blair, by his own showing, is very hard
working, honest upright freedman, who since
his escape from bondage has tried to support
himself and family by farming, mainly in Grumpy
county In this he would have been emincntly
successful, but for the fact that he was taken in
hand by such conspicuous republicans and
friends Of the coorcd man as Jerry Collins, j. y.
Reading, L. B. Ray and Others Of Morris, by
whom he says he was mcrcessly swinded out
of over $50, 900. His story is very pathetic one,
and though not told in the faultless grammar
and with the polished diction of the "liarpcr's
Half Hour" book above noticed is destined to
have quite as much influence as political tract,
that being the object, it is Of the other, OF its
publication,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-16

A recent survey shows that Salt River is nav
ieablc for 800 miles.
The n. Y. Independent called the $500 "a
sad difficulty" A wellknown Campbellite
minister calls it "a loan"
1t looks as though Plaisted would have 800
plurality in Maine.
1t cost $1,000 to lay less than 800 yards of
De Golyer pavement IN Washington ten years
ago.
A transparency carried IN democratic pro-
cession in Boston bore these words: The
price OF Garfield's honor, 1929"
The Hartford Times says that giving Gar
field the states of Vermont, Iowa. Kansas,
Michigan, and Rhode Island, 1t leaves Han
cock Just 800 electoral votes. As an exact off
set to these figures Garfield can boast of 1929,
which he took from Cakes Ames. But he
can't figure himself into the Presidency on
this basis.
-DeGolyer days are here again,
The saddest of the year;
But, Jerry, they look blacker than
wish they did appear.
5000! IT'S little fee
For such brief as mine,
But then it is much bigger, see,
Than loan 32o. Sun.
Its false" cried a republican orator the
other evening" that any republicans are gong
over to Hancock. How many can you count
in Ottawa" He wilted As boy on back
seat shouted "329r'
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.

It's given with safety the happes results to the most
delicate infant It takes the place OF Qunine and bers OF
every kind 1t is the cheapest purest and best family med
icine In the world.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-13
Ghe g ai1g Are,,s.
ROCK ISLAND. ..........ILLIroIs

Senator Blaine promptly denies that be
Is to be secretary of state under Garfield.
or that the latter has offered him that or
any other position. and further, that he
would not accept if he did. The atten pt
to shelve Blaine will not succeed-the
senator from Maine has mission to per-
form and will not willingly leave the senate
lie has few accounts to settle with
Oonkling and Logan. and if he does not
make it red hot-for those senators il will
not be his fault. Those who imagine that
James e. Blaine ia out of the presidential
arena, may as well dismiss the idea-he
will not be cast aside to suit the purpose of
Conkling or any Of the ambitious staIwarts
who seek his overthrow. In 1884 If he
lives. Senator Blaine will be a contestant
Tor the presidential nomination, and if he
manouvres wisely will get it. The third
termers will find it hard work to get rid
of their most powerful rival. and ia the
contest, bitterness Of feeling between fac
tons must ensue. Senator Blaine has
trimmed Conkling's sails on more than
one occasion and will do SO again If neces
sary.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-13
Departing from the Doctrine Of tns
Fathers.
n. Y, Sun.

When the Fathers of the Constitution
were framing that instrument, it was PRO-
posed to confer on the Chief Executive OF
the Nation some high sounding .title, such
as His Highness or His Majesty. But the
sturdy statesmen Of the Revolutionary
period rejected the proposition, and decid-
ed that he should have no royal handle tohis
name, but should be called simply The
President, Mr.. Hayes has departed from
the spirit of the Fathers, and has bssn
cudgeIling his brain to suggest SONS new
title for the already much titled Grant
Already 2 new military rank and
title-hiaher than any bestowed upon
Washlngton-have been created for the
special benefit of Grant, The next thing
to be expected is an ambitious party in
American politics boldly proposing TO
confer the title of Emperor upon Grant
carrying with it imperial power to him for
life and after his death to his eldest son.
On the question of comforting new title
on Grant it is to be hoped the Democracy
will present united front 10 opposition.
Lit ls not the trifiing matter the;Republican
would fam mako it appear, but il dan
gerous stride toward imperia! institutions.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-13

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Hmm DEggea again,

| saw So much said about the merits of
Hop Bitters, and my wife who was always
doctoring, and never well, leased me so
urgently to get her some. | concluded to
be humbueged again; and ! am glad
did, for IN less than two months use of the
Bitters nv wife was cured and she has
remained so for eighteen months since. |
like such hum5ugging H. T.. St. Paul.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-13
FREElDREC.SHAEL
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The ONLY Pure and Reliable,

owes It's great reputation to the happy proportions
OF Its ingredients which have constituted It an IN
approachable and indispensable remedy for
Constipation, indigestion, DISTINCTIONS Piles
Chronic Disorders of the Stomach, Liver and
Bowels, Geut, Plethora, Rush of Blood to
the head. Hypocondria, Melancholy,
LSssltude. Impurities of the Blood
AMI Skin, Erupt{ons and
Bl0tches.
1t improves the appetite, keeps the head clear
the blood cool: but never debitates
Its efficiency can be proven by the testimony of
hundreds of the best physiei4ns, including the
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For want OF space here give the certificates
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gestion, know nothing equal to FRIEDRICHsHALI.
1t leaves The patient. rule, less coustipated af-
ter disseminating than he was before, and NAV be
taken habitually without lowering the sys.em''
SIR HE&sY THOMPSON.
The testimony Of BGyon Ven Liebig places the
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-13
STOCK SPECULATION,

john A. DODGE & Co., Bankers and Brokers, IL
wall Street, New YORK. buy stocks reasonable
margin, ana, when desired. will advise when and
what to buy Also Stock Privileges in which S25
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