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w & JACKSON.

Attorney at Lar, StrentDr, III
NIORrCiAG r. SA IIE.-WHEREAS BUTTON
WI Mackcy, unmarried man. on the first day OF March
A. 1876, did execute and deliver e Fillmore Mackey MIS-
certain tgage deed, containing power or sale. sau
recorded In the records OF La Sale county III
nos In Book 0of Records on page 49, and was given to
the payment OF his pronssory note bearing even
date with said mortgage for the sum OF one hundred and
twenty dollars bearing ten per cent interest from date u
paid when due and due and payable enc year after ia
date The power OF sale In said mortgage provides that II
due said note In case OF waste or Dosynent
Of said premises breach OF Of the cove
nants said mortgage that the sad mortgage may he i'm
medatey forecosed to the same by said mortgage his
heirs executors administrators attorneys or assgns or by
advertising selling, &c, provided In said mortgage;
And whereas default has been made in the payment OF all
OF the prime and interest said note and the said note
and has been by the said Fillmore hackey en-
dOrsrd and assigned to the undersigned;
Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF the provisions 81
the said and 10 make the amount due on the ssd
note the undersigned will the 2st day of september
1870 10 O'Clock In the forenoon of said day at the sonth
door Of the Court house in Ottawa Ia Sale county l'
nOs sell to the highest bidder for cash. az public auction
the property described in said mortgage. viz B'fnnng
forty rods Of the southeast corner OF rCon lonr IN
town thryonc north three east OF the thrd T. NJ
running thence west twenty rods thence north eight rods
thence twenty rods thence south eight rods To the place
of beginning preserving the coal under said land situated
in the county Of La Sale The amount due on said note at
the day Of sale, including interest expense 81 advertising
ling &C. provided for In SAID mortgage viii DC Two
hundred and seven dollars
WILLIAM S. JACKSON,
Aug g. lsS. -6w Assignee OF said Mortgage.
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HOUSEHOLD AND FARM.

mo harvest Will ever again he reaped III
England" says the London Spectator, (which
will exempt farmers from the terrible compc
tition that American irecholders can offer -
competition that has scarcely begun and will
become sharper with every mile OF railway
laid down aud every new ship built
Fourteen years ago j. NJ. Sterling, of Mon
roe, Michigan, placed two gate posts OF white
oak in front of his residence. When they
were set he bored into the top OF each with an
inch and a half augur, a hole three inches
deep, filled it with common salt, tightly
plugged it and capped the posts. A recent eX-
animation of the posts proved that they were
as sound from top to bottom as when they
were placed IN position.
A correspondent of the Western Rural says
he has cured apple tree blight af follows: AS
fast as the youHg twigs are seen TO die, cut
them off below the green leaf next to the dead
one One tree in particular in my orchard
seemed nearly dead. | pruned il thoroughly
and it has sent out new shoots of healthy
growth and no sign of blight. My trees that
have carefully pruned are all In excellent
condition.
Speaking of kicking cows, the country
Gentleman says: II Il COW has kind treat.
ment from the time she is calf up To matu-
rity she will hardly ever be inclined to show
any temper ana II sue Goes happen 10 KICK IL
may be taken for granted that she has a very
good reason for SO doing On no condition
whatever should she be kicked or pounded,
but the cause should be found and measures
taken to prevent it.
If there should he u wool famine in year
or two there would be nothing in the fact that
would surprise some of the principal author.
ties on wool matters. Rot has carried off
many sheep in England and on the continent,
and it is SAID that sheep are in numbers far
below the average. 1t may be at last that the
American wool grower is about to find his re-.
ward for having chung patiently to his sheep
through the long period Of low prices.
An exchange gives the following instruc
tons about seedcorn: Always select even
cared rows and ears whose rows are straight
and regular on the cob. Ears that taper are
the best because better protected by the huSks,
and then too the sllk-the female part of the
plant-remains alive longer. The reason for
selecting the top ear for seed is that it Is al
ways more fully developed, more Uniform and
more vigorous IN its termination, having been
better fertillzed when in the silk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-09-18

The following summer residents of New
port, Il. l., pay local taxes on the amounts at
fixed to their names: Alexander Agassiz, S2j,
100; John Jacob Aston, $4,000; Georg,
Bancroft, $35,600; James Gorden Bennett
Sl9S, 800 estate of John Carter Brown, 1922,
600; estate of Charlotte Cushman, $25, 400
Elizabeth A. Gamwell, 1888 900; James II
Keene $S5SO0; estate of Edward King, S54l,
200; William B, Lawrence, $l5o,OOo; Pierre
Lorllard, $lS5, ZOO Henry G. Marquaud, $67,
900; Levi T. Morton, S73,SOO; Edward d
Morgan, $500; Alfred Smith, 1920, 800; es
tate of Paran Stevens, S66 700; Charles G. Van
Zahdt, $2GS0O George p Wetmore, 1866, 900
Caroline Bonaparte, $4,000, and Hamilton
Hoppin s10,S00
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-09-18

There were 25,l72 students at the twenty
universities of Germany during the winter
semester lS19-S0, an average of more than
1000 apiece. The numbers, however, were
distributed as follows: Berlin, 3,60S; Leipzig
1927; Munich, 1906; Breslau, 1909; Halle
l,OS9; Tubngen, 994; Gottingen, 96j; Bonn
sol; Wurtzburg, s4S; Strasburg, 742; Konigs
berg, 1877; Marburg, 552; Griefswae, 53l
Heidelberg, SOP; Erangen, 4Sl; Jena, 45l
Freburg Gm Brelsgan), 391; Geitsen, 353
kiel, 242; and Rostock, 1893. Among the %,
l72 students, 1924 belonged to the phlloso
phical faculty, 5,l32 to the juristlc 1861 &c
the medical, and 1856 to the theological
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-09-18

| Let us suppose The case Of Il man who left
his country IN 1860, after the surrender of APP
pOmattoX. He has been, in the meantime
more than fifteen years-in country where
no information of what was going on in Ameri-
ca was 10 be obtained. He went away at a
time when the best men of all parties were
turning Their attention to their best means of
reconciliation. We will say that the stripping
of 81 has developed into the husband and faith
cr and bearded man of So, and that when he
lands once more on American soil, he is above
all things, anxious 10 know what has been go
ing or while he was away "What is this?"
he says, as he catches sight Of the headlines
OF the paper. "Why, there has been another
war;"
Is not that the thought that would rise to the
mind of any man under these circumstances {?
Fifteen years and a half have passed since Lee
gave up his sword at AppomattoX, and yet the
newspapers are full of accounts of the fighting
of the great battle of the rebellion over again !!
Forgivness, Is this torgivness to the SoHth ?
Union? Is thiS the union which Washington
created, Grant defended and Lincoln preserv-
ed? Peace? Is this veXed and troubled con.
dltion Of public affairs really peace?
And who are they that come at every mo-
ment of public disquitudc and show the llvld
faces of rage and hate and lust OF power?
and over again and to make the passions it en-
gcndered the arbiters of affairs with which 1t
had nothing to do? Are they the original re
publicans? No; they are the suffers and po-
IItIcal camp followers who have succeeded to
the spells which the victors Of battleticlds dis.
damned to touch, and now 80 about masquer
aiding in their uniforms,
What did Lincoln say at the supreme crisis
of the wary
with malice toward none, and with charity
toward all"
1t is up north that the issues of the war are
kept alive by men who made fortunes out of
the distractions of their country, and would
willingly see one.half Of the human family
perish on the battlefield if their ill-gotten
gains could be increased by the slaughter
We exhort our countrymen to ponder these
matters. There must be something wrong
when, after universal amnesty has been IN eff
feet SO long, a certain section desires to pro-
long the conflict of the North and the South,
fifteen years after the issues involved In it
were surrendered at the arbitration of the
sword.-N. Y. Truth. Ind.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-09-18
Late summer Care of Cows.

Too many dairymen are careless about full
feeding their herds in the busy time of har.
vest; yet this Is, perhaps, the most trying
time of the season. The farmer is extremely
busy, and forgets to inspect his pastures, and
see that there is sufficient food to keep his
cows in condition and to produce full yield
Of milk. He often says: Il fear my pastures
are getting too short for my cows; but hope
We shall soon have rains, that will give fresh
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-09-18

II there ever was a speciic for any one com
plant then Carriers Liver Pills are specific Tor
Sick Headache, and every woman should know
this. They are not only positive cure, but a
sure preventive If taken when the approach lie
felt. Carter's Little Liver Pills act directly on
the liver and bile, and in this way remove the
cause of disease without first making you sick by
a weakening purge. If you try them you will
not be disappointed. sep
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-09-18

"The fathers Of the republic" would have
Jared hard at the hands of the Republican pa
triots of to-day. Old Samuel Adams one of
the greatest of them, when about to take the
oath as lieutenant. governor of Massachusetts,
said:
II shall presently be called upon by you,
sir, AS it is enjoined by the constitution, to
make declaration upon OATH and shall do it
with cheertulness, because the Injunction &C.
cords with my own judgment and conscience,
that tie commonwealth If Massachusetts is and
IF right ougM 10 be u free, s0reyeiga and indie
peaGtt state. | shall also be called upon to
make another declaration with the same sol
emnity To support the constitution of the Uni
ted States.
81 see the consistency of this. Tor 1t can not
have been intended but that these constitutions
SHOULD mutually aid and support each other.
at is also my humble opinion that, while
the commonwealth maintains her own just au.
thority, weight and dignity, she will be among
the tirmeSt pillars Of the federal Union.
May the constitution of the federal govern
ment and those of the several states OF the
Union be guided by the unerrlng finger of
heaven.
Each OF them and all of them united will
then, if the people are wise, be as prosperous
rs the wisdom of human institutions and the
circumstances of human society Will admit"
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RELY ON Hop Ri i !EsRS
Zrgal.

MN AL SF,TTI III NJ E,Nr n OTICE:.-Rs
Il TATE OF WILLIAM LEEk DEC'D.-Noticc is hereby
given oil persons Interested In said estate that the under
signed Administrator with i'll annexed Of the estate of said
William Leek. deceased, will appear before the County
Court of the county Of La Sale and state of Illinois a the
County Court House in Ottawa in said county gu Monday
the eighteenth day of October u. 1850 for the purpose
Of rendering account of his proceedings In the admns
tratiOn of said estate for the final settlement.
Dated at Ottawa, this 18th day OF september lSS, w
WILLIAM f. LEX,
ATTEST: =. W. STOCKsLRGRR. Administrator &c.
Clerk County Court. La sale Co, III. septll-Sw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-09-18

as Mr. Thomas voted the democratic ticket he
met with little sympathy from our esteemed
contemporaries. When it was heard that at
| Montgomery Prince Smith had been bound
over to stand his trial for endeavorng to pre-
vent George Washington, a colored man, from
voting, u thrill of gadness ran through the
republican writers, and they set to work to
prepare screedS expressing cXultation that in
the midst of the brutal and bulldozing South
there was at least one federal official found to
protect the poor colored man but when they
came to examine the subject more closely and
discovered that Mr.. Prince Smith WAS repub
lican and George Washington was democrat,
and the court whose protecting arm was IN
voked was state tribunal, the articles were
filed for future reference in the wastc-hasket
Then there were four cases reported IN the
Florida Key Of tie Gulf of negroes attacked
and wounded for their political opinions but
here again their political opinions were demo
cratic. Altogether the republicans in the out
rage business have of late been In the predca-
ment of the historical newsboy who had plen.
ty Of news but nothing to holler.- World.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-09-18

ally, Pains In Back OF
side. L1-s IL Memory
Premature Old Age,
and diseases that lead
% Consumption. In
sanity and an early
grave. or both. No
matter how shattered
the system may be
nom eNCesses OF ans
kind, n short course OF
this Medicine will re
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-09-18

HAIR AS AN INDEX TO TEMPERAMENT
Viewed naturally, the hair IS as great an index
of temperament and disposition as the features.
Coarse dark hair and skin signify great power
of character. Fine dark hair and skin signify
strength of character along with purity and
goodness. Straight, stiff black hair indicates
u coarse, strong, straightforward character,
Fine dark brown hair signifies the combina-
ton of exquisite senslbility with great power
of character. Flat, clnging straight hair, a
melancholy, but extremely constant character.
Coarse red hair indicates powerful passion,
together with corresponding strength of
character. Auburn hair, with ford counte-
nance, denotes the highest of sentiments, in
tenslty of feeling and purity of characters,
with the highest capacity for employment or
suffering. Straight, even, smooth and glossy
hair denotes strength, harmony and evenness
of character hearty affections, clear head
and superior talents. Fine, silky, supple hair
is mark of delicate and sensitive tempera-
ment, and speak in favor of the mind and
character White hair denotes a Emphatic
and indolent constitution. And we may add
that, besides all the qualities, there are cheml-
cal properties residing in the Colorlng matter,
which undoubtedly have some effect upon the
disposition. Thus, red-headed people are no.
toriously passionate Now, red hair is proved
ny clo W ,'htaiii q SC ohouus vi
phur, while very black hair is colored with al
most pure carbon. The presence of these
matters in the blood points to qualities Of tenn
permanent and feeling which are! almost uni
versally associated with them. The very way
In which the hair flows is strongly indicative
of the ruling passions and inclinations, and
perhaps clever person could give a shrewd
guess at the manner Of a man or woman's dis.
position by only seeing the back of their hair,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-09-18
To Nervous Sufferers Great European Rem
edy DR.. J. B. simpsons Specific Medicine.

Dr. simpsons Specific Medicine IL positive cure for
SpermstOrrhea, ImpOteHy, Weakness and all diseases re
sultlng from Self Abuse Nervous Debility lrrltabity
hcnh Anxiety Ianguor IAsude, Depression Of Spirits
ltIrrnn N NerNnns
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-09-18

m. Loot functions and procure Health and Happiness
where before dependency aid gloom. The SPECIFIC
MediClse l. being used with wonderful success
phlets free 10 all Write for them and get null
particulars.
Will BY mail receipt ~ money Address all or
ders, j. SIMPSON MEDlGlSk co, =, =.
So-. i0i and lOs Main ST, buffalo. v. Y.
Sold IN Ottawa By T.. Y. Grggs snd all drugss every
where auxit-iyos
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1t must be especially aggravating to our es
teemed republican contemporaries to see, OF
looking over the political field, outrage, out
rage everywhere, but never one 10 print
There was negro shot dead during a polin
cal procession IN Mississippi, but as he was
not a republican he might for all practical
purposes have remained unpertorated. Mr.
BALKAN White, of South Carolina, All "inoi
fensive, peaceabIe colored man." was recently
"brutally assaulted on account of his pOlltica
opinions, and badly cut and beaten" but hi
was democrat and doesn't count. At Mont
gomery, Ala, it was attempted to murder La
fayette Thomas, colored, for exercising hi.
right of suffrage as an American citizen, bu
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-09-18

NOTE, LETTER. AND HILL.
y HRADs printed In nrst-clssssty IL. BY OsMAN
HAPEpAA FssH TzADss oPsIc1
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-20

Ga Sunday. the 9th Of June. Rev. T.
Dewitt Taim.ge received inta his
ehurrh. 10 she city 81 Nos Ysrk, 4l6
rev manberA This 10 . larger num-
hss. il 10 tssaehs. that any other church
in the country has eyer received on Q
single oocssiou. and there are compar-
a.iveiy few churches in the United
States. Of long existsocs even. hsying
% many menbsss sltagsthes. II tbess
fis persons. or any cossidersbls mum.
ber Of them. prove sinessely converted.
Mr.. Talmags and his eovorksrs have
accomplished . eosd that must 60 >
long way toward silencihs unfriendly
criticism. Of which be has had 20 much
daring the past sv yssrs.
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Dr Rdr.ra Prv h.. ..e~r..iped

DIR. Rdward r. Ely has ascersained.
after hurdrsds Of personal sxanisA,inos
and long and carsfcl investigates, thai
the common idea that tobacco snd to
bscco smoke sre isiurioos 70 The huess
eye 10 fslisey He went into the fsc-
tories. and saw nea Who hsd worked
in and used tobscco thirty snd forty
years. whose vision VAS quite ss good
~ that Of ether Iea who had never
,ourhed The weea- BE cD1lin't fnd
tie I-.s; reason fOs positively ascrihing
evil effects to tobacco 10 any case. The
ssssy prepared By Or. Ely viii do
much to remove . false impression 9Th
regard 70 workers IN tobacco. uboa b
foani to be aenerAiiy healthy. He has
DO, made a. apology Tor tobacco. bot =
defense Of fact and osmmon sense. and
for shi. the gesersl public il no less
indebsed 70 bin than the medical pro-
fsssion,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-20

At . Cabinet courcii this norning q
sajority dsclarsd In sAtoe Of the AM
sesry Co0nit.ee- The Chsnhsr OF
Deputies on the army adminstrofion
have sithdssw Nm their bill snd resolved
20 rssame exaninAs;on Of the bill
adopted by the Sensts which was 70
jected BY the committee on the 18th
INST. Gen Farce, Minister Of War.
taday ssksd The ChsEb Der To sssspsed
discussion Of the bill Until be hsd in.
trodueed his own Deasur-. House -
sented
AADEID. June i7.-So infsrmstiou
has yet been received By the Nisister
of Foreign Affairs 70 eorroborsse the re-
parts OF firing upon the Ethel A. Nsr-
ritz By . Spanish frigAte- Tbs z. 8.
Nieisfes bad an intssviev NTH the
Minister 1t Foreign A9sirs thD eve
ming. bat no information has been OBJ
tanned IN regard - the resale Of the in
terview.
A meeting of the Council Minister,
the King presidin9. vas held here to-
day. Premier Castillo stated that the
ds;ih~rsaioss sf the 1ocoeco Confsrsacs
hsd beea suspeoded bscaase tie envoys
.wait<d further inssru -sions The
claim Of Morocco. vbich vas sd9ittsd
by Spain ard Englsnd. vas opposed by
representatives of oshsr gevesnmeots,
especially the French Il i expected
that the CoBfefsnee viii res<semhse on
Saturday. The majority ct the en-
vuva havA dekernined 70 co0siAeP ehe
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-20

DF0wns0 n0osoAooA Ra0aeoa.
L the most effective Pain Destroyer il
the world. Will most surely quicken
the blood whether taken internally OF
applied externally. and therby more
certainly RELHv1 PAIN. vhs.her ehro0-
ic or scute. than any other pain allevi-
stoF. and it 10 warranted d0Gbls ths
strength Of any similsr preparation.
II cures pain ir the Sics. Back or Bow.
els Sore Throat. Rheumasis@. Tonsh.
ache. and ALL ACHES. and = T1s Grss,
R<li<Esr Of Pain. "BRowx's HoUsEHoLr
PAsAckA" should b 10 every family.
A tesepoonfCl Of the Psaacss in . tum.
bIer Of hot vatar (sveetened. it pre-
ferred. taken At bedtime. vill BRRA1
UP COLD. IS cscts bottls.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-20

Uodoub,eily With childres. aiiribai.d
70 other Causes. is occssioued BY Worms.
BRowS's yEkMIYuoK CoxFrrs, or
Worm Lnzenges. although edectoal in
destroying worms. can do no possible
injury to The most delicate child. This
washable CON hinaiior has been success-
fully used b physicians. and foend to
be sbsolusely sure in ersdicating
worms. - hurtfnl 70 children. Tssnty.
I've cents Q box.
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WHAT YOU WANT.

Il q Dedicine thst will do the most
good in the shortest possible tine and
least expense. n. r. Cody + Co.
druggists and spothecaries. are nov
introducing into the market list Of
Don-aecret medicines 1.-THE formula for
tho preparation Of which j. p1blished
on thu vrspper.) which are desiessd
especially for diseases peculiar to this
climate. Our preparation of tar and
Wild cherry 10 better for coughs and
colds than German syrsp ar any oaheE
medicine Our Sarssparilia fos the
blood; orr extract Of Baohu for the
kidneys; our Trochss for brooehitis;
or Soothing syrup for childrsn: ecz
Lo1enges for worms; our Condit,oa
Powder for cattle and horses: orr e.
seoce Of Pepsis for dyspepsia. and oar
vsrioas toilet preparations arc the best
in uso.
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TELEGRAPH


oBIoON.
PORTLAND, Jsss 19-Ths Repsbli-
can City Coevestios MT tnaay for the
parposs u sominatine 1oss Cosneii@ss
and Police Cooaissisoes. The fol-
lowing vess ths succsssful nominess:
Henry Hewitt. G L Porter. Donald Ma
elesy and ! B Ksllogg. Couneiluen, and
C r Hsyne Police Commissiooef.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-20

RacExs1zR, n. r. o.. 5. 1879.
h b. WARgH1 = Co-GKy1s-l
have for eoos tins ESQ bess s@isesd
With dyspepsiA froo vbicA I euuId Oh.
tsis % per1aness F<liel. until I ussd
yssr o.6s DitfsEs and Pills; ~ sinuu
esiag thea ! hsvs hsd % lrosh1e fron
~ f6Dx ca1Daaist. ssd / ess -
trafy ~ thss - . veil mna.
laa grsss6.lly ysan
G. r. DnpoxR
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An iism that msst be tabsn into eon-
alteration in comparing the expense Il
which Americas nd toesign ships CO
Be sailed i IL more sxpessive ssyls -
living that American s=amss ars -
eastomod 90 Aensrding . sfokissics
osthe BursAa vsitas ~ sn3 Il uagss
and bard II IN A.ersas ersv a ~
men. mastss and tus nakss. : els1 psr
mouth; Ssr > 6xilish ersu. tlil: for .
Nor~egiaa Grew. tSss: Sar oesnaa,
$s35: far :. Austrian. go: fsr = Isal-
ian. tsss