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nervous Irritability, sciatica and all
painful Nervous Diseases.-A treatise NV
well known physician, a specialist on
these subjects. concludes as foj,owa .
sNeuralgia 10 one Of the most painSoI =,
diseases. and is attended with more or
less nervous irritation. Sciatica is aiso =
form Of neuralgia, and ali painful ner.
vous diseases come under that name
Neuralgfa means nerve ache and thare.
fore you can suffer with neuralgia in env
part OF The body. as the nerves are snn,
piled to every part '"p-
~, nave ior many years closely studied
tne cause OF neuralgia, and the patnre
o. the nervous system, with the mani
diseases that IL is subject 10. and have
found by actual experience that the trne
and primary cause OF neuralgia is nov
erty Of the nervous fluid-it becomes i'm
poverished a poor, and in some casas
starved. not because the patient does moi
eai, put because what Is eaten is moi an
propriated to the nervous system there
are many causes tor this. but DR.. q. W.
Benson's Celery and ChamomiIe pills
nave In my hands proved a perfect ram
edy ior this condition and these iseases.
SOLD oy all druggists. Price so cents n
box. Depot. l08 North Eutaw ST.. Bal,i-
more, Md. BY mail. two boxes 1or si or
SIX boxes for 81 50. TO any address. "
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Another Ocean Palace,

The magnificent new steamer Alaska
of the GuiOn Line reached her dock at
the foot Of King street yesterday af-
ternoOn after a passage Of ten days.
The vessel was built at the yard of
Elder q Co., on the Clyde. Her prin.
cipal dimensions are as follows !:
Length, 526 feet ; breadth, 80 feet 9
inches; depth, 40 feet Z inches to
upper deck, or 4S feet Z inches to
promenade deck. The gross tonnage
is about 5000 tons. The indicated
horse power will be about 1000.
The Alaska has two smoke stacks and
four masts, bark rigged. The first, or
promenade deck, extends the whole
length and breadth of the vessel, ex-
cepting the parts IN the bow and stern
forming the "turtle." The second
deck is an open one along the sides of
the vessel. and along the middle are
the qusrters for the officers and engi-
neers and a number of state rooms
for intermediate passengers. In the
third or main deck accommodations
are provided for $40 first class, 60
second class and 118 steerage passen-
gers. This deck, amidships, is taken
up entirely by the state rooms and
dining saloon for first class passengers.
The main saloon itself is so feet wide
and IA feet long, and has seating
capacity for $50 people. The ceiling
is feet high, ordinarily, but spaci-
GUS cupola of stained glass 23 feet
long and 10 feet wide makes the CEN
tire of the main saloon 20 feet high.
The upholstery is in blue Utrecht
velvet. The main saloon and smoking
room is % feet wide and "a feet long.
The fourth deck is almost entirely
devoted to steerage passengers and
will accommodate 1000 persons. The
fifth deck is used entirely for cargo.
There are electric bells communicate
ing with the chief stewards office
throughout the ship, and when she
returns to Liverpool, Swans electric
light Will be put in, the wires for
which are already in place. In short,
the Alaska is like floating hotel.
Mr.. William Pearce, the builder OF
the Alaska and the Arizona, was pas
seDger, and he said that the trip across
was made under a disadvantage. lie
said: "We left Queenstown Tuesday,
November ], in the face of very severe
storm, which during the night turned
into a complete hurricane. The steam
stearinggear gave way, as also did the
hand-gear, and we had to stop for ten
hours 70 repair tre damage. The next
day small steam-pipe broke, which
filled the engine-room with steam and
the engineers to leave their
posts and put out the fires. We made
on an average sixteen knots an hour,
but the Alaska is the fastest ocean
steamer in the world, and will, l am
sure, make regularly eighteen and half
knots an hour and record 440 miles
day. She made 402 miles Que day with
only slxtv-fiye nnnnds nF a-----. On.
M. Pearce controls all the stock In
the firm known as Elder u Co., of Fair
held .the-Clyde, and In his ship yards
employs 6,000 hands. The Alaska will
sail for Liverpool next Tuesday. |
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for all those Painful Complaints and
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female population.
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Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable
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Six bottles Tor S5. Sent by mail in the
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on receipt OF price, tl per box 'for either.
Mrs. Pinkham freely answers all letters
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No family should be without LYDIA
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AArlzASs SAVINGS BANK.
hsl%sa1a ~ MARKET STREET.
IN @ . recslyssD rAysD JANUARY Mth, 1851.
SsslaP, e NJ aad aaedposits os, T., daily nom A
SEMI. XXI EsMq2m ,Mfqm to 8 O'clock,
In dIvis en In April and October.
neaOconnus are not withdravp.
at deposi,sse as deposits. Thus Der
@a each vss compound their interes
a, r sIMANAGERs.
w.Townsyth, George W. Buab
h ! kBenson george 3. Capello,
sISH Hhngs, ETaward Darlington
Ab,ho. VIM. Ii. SWiit'
hs =. GEO GEphS y Higgins.
IN; CAPEif u "; Bl lSH President
b ETE, Vic. President.
TAYLOR rreesursr
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by cautious maDeuvering often is able
to swim them TO o point within range of
the man inshiding. The fowl are al
lowed to land; but just as they stretch
mp their necks when In the act Of as
cending the shelving beach the shot
Takes along the column. Great num-
bers OF birds bave been killed in this
way. Tom Doughty, it is said, once
made q terrible shot which boated sixty
five brant, and 1t was estimated that
one-third as maDy more escaped In q
crippled condition.
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The YOUNG PEOPLE has been from the
first successful beyond anticipation
N. Y. EVENING Post,
1t has q distinct purpose to which IL
steadily adheres-that, namely, of sup.
planting the vicious papers for the yonng
with paper more attractive, as well as
more Boston Journal.
For neatness, elegance of engraving,
and contents generally, II is unsurpassed
by any publication of the kind yet
bn leht TO our noice.-PitsJur0h Gazette.
Its weekly visits are eagerly looked
for, not only by the children, but also by
parents who are anxious to provide pure
literature for their girls and boy &. -
Christian Advocate, Buffalo. N. Y.
A weekly paper lor children which par
ents need not fear to let their children
read at the family hreside.-HdrVord
Daily Times.
Just the paper TO take the eye and se-
Gu :, the attention of the boys and girls.
-Sprinntetd Unton.
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ysv yaRK aPd eTssy To yLoNpoS ersIa DIRECT,
k.aINs As 10 eos Excursion Rt He
duced Rates.
..,sngsr accommodations are unsur-
passed.
All slaterOoms on Main Deck.
.,,.ngsrs booked at lowest rates 10 or
i,om ANY Railroad Station In Europe
or America.
nnts al lowest rates, payable free OF
k,ne, throughout Eng land. Scotland
a Ireland. ..--,
Tar hooks OF Information, plans, dc.
Sply % HENDERSON BROTHERS, 7 Bow
M GREEN, N. Y. Or 10 SAMUEL
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TERN MS.
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Single Numbers Four Gents each.
The bound volume for 1881 W i'll be ready
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Remittauces should he made by Post
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TO PHY StCIA N 8
AND
CONSUMERS OF M
GOD Liver OIL.

knowing from experience the d1ssatis-
faction SO often attending the dispensing
OF many OF the em ulsions In the market
would call your attention to some Of
features of the emulsion which have pre-
pared and dispensed for years with en-
dnest Norwegian and the most scrupu-
Ions care is exercia ID In the choice of all
material and in o. cry detail of It's manu-
facture. BY careful manipulation this
epo ulsio. is made with the smallest pos
able amount of gum, and by the very MI
nnte division OF the oil globuies is reader
al very fluid and perfectly palataole.-
Gaeh tablespoonful contains 90 per cent.
OF Cil and 8 grains of Hypophosphite OF
Lime. Samples will be Grady furnished
70 a., Physicians who may desire them--
Put /. o In pint Dot:l ace 81. Manu-
scturel and sol va tesale and retail by
We, WILLIAMS,
DRUGGIST.
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RAILROAD LIN ES.
DHILADELPHIA WILMINGTON
4 AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD;

OCTOBER 80, 1881.
Traius will leave Willnlngtop As foll ,wsi
for
Philadelphia and Intermedis te Stations
100. $40, 9l0, 1880 q. M; $50. OO7.0O, 1000
p. m.
Philadelphia tExpress) $50, 90. s5
q. IN. l2l5, 9.55 p. m
Phila. and New York, 205, 2.25, $50. 100
9.65. 1l.53 q. M, s12. AZ, 2.03, 5.47, 6.38 p m.
Baltimore and intermediate station i.
B.38 a. m. 4.45 p. m.
Perrvville and intermediate Stations
Sis p. m.
Baltimore and Bay line, $50 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington. l2.5i, l.H
400, 1855, s3S, a. m.; l2.55. 'I.O4, $50, lJ.5i
p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave fcr
New Castle 800, 9.S5, a. M; l.0o 80. T. 25
p. m.
s.JH Harringtff1oo q III. f.oo egB15 gB.115 ). h.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, 9.9.
.. n.; LOS p. m. #...
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Philadelphia and intermediate Station.
8. 10 q. IN. 5.OO, 100, 1000 p. m.
Phi,atelphia q New York, 2.05, 2.25 a. m
547, 6.38 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1851, ]. 81,
4.02, 7.55, a. M, 105l p. m,
For furtner Information passengers are
referred to the time tables posted at the
depo',
TssinS Fra aSJ tsRff sRfrs a. ARE is charged
j. Il. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON,
General Manager.
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AMUSEM ENTS.
What We Have Had.
popuIar.

Prof Boltwoods lecture "On the Edge of the
War;" given at the High School on last Friday
night, was not as well attended as it should have
been. 1t was an intensely interesting talk on
the Sanitary Commissions work.
On Wednesday evening the Rive King concert
party was greeted by very good audience, who
cordially received the performers. Nine King
played with her usual skill and taste, and was
heartily applauded. The violinist, Herr Richter,
attempted nothing remarkable in technical skill,
but showed himself clean, tasty violnist, his
playing being entirely free from technical tricks,
his tones singularly rich and all his effects the
result of really good playing of good music
worthy of the applause given him. Miss Baker
and Broderck have been heard before; and il
cannot be said that Mile Bellini fulfilled the gen.
eral expectation, looking for great singer.
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Ky Uniyersal Accbrd.

AYERS CATHARTIc PILLS are the best OF all pur:,
gatiyes for family use. They are the product OF
long, laboious and successful chemical investi-
CATION, and their extensive use, by Physicians IN
their practice and by all civilized nations proves
them the hest and most erectual purgatiye Plll
that medical science can devse, Being purely
vegetable, no harm can arise from their use. In
intrinsic value and curative powers no other pills
can be com pared with them, and every person.
knowing their virtues, will employ them when
needed. They keep the system in perfect order,
and maintain in healthy action the whole ma
chinery of life. Mild, searching and eiiectuai'
they are specially adapted to the needs OF the d.
gestive apparatus Heterogeneous Of which they
prevent and cure II timely taken. They are I'M,
hest and safest physic to employ for children and
weakened constitutions, where mild but eilec
tual cathartic is required
HoR SALE BY ALL DEALERS. (2)
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BY W. J. FowLEE.

II there he any mystery about making flock
ohooD s,-SE,,l l. :. .,.;,i G.
CTATlC OF ILLINOIS, Ia SALE Co.'s
> In TIE Circuit Court Of La Sale County, H-Adrch
Term 1881. $500 -
j. r. wilson. N. H. Wilson. II. r. wilson and p. C. VII
SON. co-parners, &c "a Wilson Bros e. Albert L. Gavin.
In Attach HleHL-Demdnd, 900
Notice II hereby given TO you, the said L. Calvin that
OF attachment has been sued out OF the Office Of the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court of said county OF la Sale at
the suit Of the said Wilson Bros and against the estate u
YOU said A. L. Calvin, for eghyscyen dollars, besides
interest directed the Sheriff of said county to execute
which said writ has been returned by said Sheriff executed
with his endorsement thereon that he had on the h DAY
Of December, 1880 levied upon the personal property Of
defendant the writ Of inventory attached thereto
and made part thereof Said return endorsement
said defendant could not DE found Ia this county
and appears from affidavit on file In this cause
that said defendant IL = nonresident OF this state
Now unless you, the said a. L. Calvin. shall personally
and the Circuit Court Of said county
the first day thereof to be holden At Otta
wa in said county, the second Monday in the month OF
March next give special bail and plead 70 such action
Judgment viii be entered against you In favor Of the said
plaintiff and the property attached sold satisfy the
with costs WILLIAM '" IAhbD CleFk.
Ottaws. Illinois, January DIST, 1881.
H. n RYoS Plaintiffs Attorney. jau2! Nv
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Shirt of the County PreAA.

Mendoza had charity ball which net.ed S47
A "nice" looking lady made short visit to
Mendoza last week, leaving the town poorer by a
lady's pocketbook and paisley shawl, which
disappeared with the nice young woman.
Lostant has made up her mind to have pub
lie hall, for which several hundred dollars have
been subscribed.
Mrs. Cnda Jennings, aged II years, and for
I27 years resident of this county, died in Tonica
on the 10th.
DR.. A. F. Jackson and f. T. Nef, under the
name of Jackson s. Co., opened bank in Mar
settles on Monday last.
The injuries to the Marseiles dam by the ice
are being repaired. The Register has this con-
soing bit of news for fish eaters in Streator and
elsewhere, who have been treated to fish taken
at the Marseiles dam" 1.-THE workmen COM
plain considerably OF the foul stencil which
arises from the water, and say that they can see
thousands of dead fish laying on the dam"
VIM. DAILY, OF the Marseilles Manufacturing
Co., undertook to throw o mixture OF benzine,
&c, into the stove the other day. He was badly
burned in the face, and will stay in the house for
q few weeks.
Earlvile is enjoying run OF the measles.
The Roman Catholics Of Steator made 81 ,OOC
by their fair.
On Saturday the StreatOr miners received $780,
600 in wages.
Mr. John Campbel's house at streator took
FIRE on Sunday last, but was not seriously dam
aged, and the greatest loss was by water.
The Streator Free Press gives the following
particulars of the killing OF Roland Jones in the
Evans shaft on Monday last: Jones was at
work bearing under, having already made two
cuts, when the coal above him broke loose and
fell upon him crushing his head and breast, Kill
ing him instantly. His butty. Evan Evans, was
shoyeling into the car few feet back from the
face, when he noticed the coal breaking loose and
called to Jones to come out from under. he
turned to come but was caught at that moment
and crushed fiat. Help was called and he was
taken out in few minutes, but life was extinct.
The accident was due to the anxiety TO make a
big days work He has the reputation OF icing
a careful, steady man. He leaves wife, but no
children. His partner Evans, was not hurt"
The streator folks give Waffle Supper enter
tainments.
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LORENZO LELAND, Jr.,


CTA'rE OI' ILLINOIS. IA SALE Co.'S.
- IN the circuit court Of La SAFE county, IH--M"cn
Term. 1881. -, ,.,.- .....,
Frederick NJ solomon and Moses A. weinberg cnpattt
pcrs as solomon Weinberg, Us. Albert b. ChiNn-h AZ
tdch,aent Demdnd, 5000. o,, A..
Notice il hereby given you the said L. Gavin that
writ Of attachment has been sued out of the once OF e
Clerk of the Circuit Court of said county OF La Sa az nv
suit of the said Frederick NJ Solomon and Moses A. WEN
herp copartners &C. and against the estate of YOU the
said A. f. Calvin, for hundred wentysix nnG S.im
dollars besides interest directed TO the sheriff OF said
county 10 execute which said writ has been returned ny
said sheriff executed with his endorsement thereon UNA
he had on the Goth day December 1880 levied upon we
personal properly of said defendant IN the writ OF
nv attached thereto and made part thereof San reut
or endorsement rcCtcs that said defendant could not De
found in this county ard II also appears from All aihu
ON in this cause that said defendant nonresident o
this state 80, -, ...,..,,,
Now unless YOU the said A. L. Calvin, shall personally
and anucar before the Circuit Court OF said county on
the hrst day Of the thereof TO be holden al Qua
wa in sad county the second Monday In the month O
March next give special bail and plead To snch acOn
Judgment will be entered against yos in favor OF the said
and the property attached sold to satisfy the same
with costs. WILLIAM W. lhlL oh' 'i'lh'
ottawa, Illinois. January q. 1881. "a, -,
LORENZO LELAND, JR, PINS Any. JahE<'"
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B. T, LINCOLN,

-,
4 DNIINISSrRAr OIt'S Sal N Or EEai
n ESTATE-Hy virtue of m order ana decree oi ny
ton OF the undersigned samuel d. Cole. Adnihistalor %
the tate Of Felix Clpsc deceased for leave to sell he rev
estate OF said deceased the January term D. 1881 OF SAID
court to Wit the eighteenth day of January A. D. lso
shall ON the nineteenth day of February next belween ts
afternoon of SAID day sell at public SALE at the SCUM door
Of the County Court House in said county the real estate
described as follows 10 witt The southwest quarter OF me
southwest fractional quarter of Section Thirty IN township
thirty four north range three OF he third principal me-
rdan in the county of Ia Sale and state OF Illinois,
aining forty i've and 4i0 or andon the following
10 Wit Ss sale will he made for cash 10 he paid by
the purchaser purchasers upon continuation OF SAFE by
said court and the masking Of the proper deeds OF convey
ancc by said administrator -.
Dated this twentieth day OF january 4; p loSl;
SAMUEL. ID. COLE,
II T. II%C"Iy sftarncv jana
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CTATE OF ILLINOIS, Ia SALE Co.-ss.-
- In the Circuit court or La Sale county, W.-Hdfch
Term, 1881. , ,,
benjamin Allen u. Albert l., Calyin-ln AHdchment-
Demand, SJO00o.
Notice is hereby given to you, the said Albert L. Gavin
writ ttachment has been sued out OF the ONCE oil
the Clerk of the Circuit Court of said county or La Safe AZ
suit the said Benjamin Allen and against the estate
of you the said A. L. CALVIN for one hundred sxtyseYen
and $500 dollars besides interest directed 10 The Sher ol
said county TO execute which said writ has been returned
by said Sheriff executed with his endorsement thereon at
property said described in the writ in the
inventory or schedule attached thereto and made part
thereof Said endorsement reces that said de-
PENDANT A L. Calvin could NOT be found in this county
and appears from affidavit file In this cause that said
defendant is nonresident of this state.
Now, unless you, the said Albert L. Calvin shall person
ally be and appear before the Circuit Court of said county
the first the thereof 10 be holden nj OF
awa in said county the second Monday in the month OF
March next gvepecia bail and plead to such action udg
will be entered against You In favor OF the said plain
tiff and the property attached sold to satisfy the witt
costs. WILLIAM w. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Ottawa. Illinois, January 18th, 1881.
IL n. RYoN. Plaintiffs Attorney. ian2!-.W
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What We Shall Have.

On next Friday and Saturday evenings Nine.
Janauschek and company produce ION Friday
"Mary Stuart and (on Saturday. 'Mother and
Son." All theatre goers or readers of theatrical
criticisms are we'll acquainted with the fame
of this lady, who stands in the ranks of the
greatest actors and actresses now in America.
The following from an article on Bernhard in
the Chicago Sunday Times best expresses in what
rank she stands
And yet Mile. Bernhard is comparaby the
lnest eyempar OF superficial art of the stage this
country has ever seen. Genius other than the
genius of intelligent industry can never be
claimed for her. But she is an adept IN article.
There have been women--Janauschek, for exam
ample, who lis still among us, and Rachel,
whose sombre power is perpetuated in report
who needed not to speak in the language OF a
people in order to make themselves understood.
Theirs was the language OF the heart and the
soul; within them CLEANED the true magnet OF
humanity, along whose rapport the subtle
fires of natural sympethy flashed and poured IN
Irresistible, involuntary freedom. The head first
felt the power Of these artists through the heart
In the present the heart is touched If at all,
by way OF the brain. To put it otherwise, these
were impersonators Of character; Mile. Bern
hardt is rather the impersonator at character.
The difference is that between WARM body
which radiates light and cold surface which re-
ceives and reflects IL.
During the last few years Nine. Janauschek
has been living more or less quietly at James
Vile, Wis., and the public has not heard so much
of her as they did some four or five years ago,
when she made q triumphant tour of the great
cities of the States. Nevertheless she is the same
great actress, and one whose fame entities her
to hearty reception.
On next Wednesday evening, Jan. &c, Gilmore
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with the damning proof of guilt upon his
clothes in the shape of stains and clots Of
blood A farmers boy threw rope over his
head and called for volunteers to lynch him.
but officers having by this time arrived, he
was removed to the county Jail around which
a strong guard was placed, who at last accounts
we're still there restraining with difficulty the
excited populace from taking summary ven
geance on the murderer.
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yARIErY. QUALITY AND QUANTITY.
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The WV, YORK MERCURY with It's nrysix columns Of
sterling original matter will continue be Issued At Eight
Cent. copy and sold bY all newsmen and periodical deaf
or. n America To mail subscribers our terms for 1881 Will
BE- cash IN ADVANCED single copies $500 per anhum; sr
months SO Write pl,nly the name Of post-ofce eous
~ and state Specimen copies sent free 70 al applicants
address. WILLIAM CAULDwRIL, Editor and froPre-
tor No s Park Row. New York city.
If Single copies for sale subscriptions received pS
O,nan & haVeuan. Ottawa. Illinois.