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THE QUAKER CITY WON'T ENTHusE.
PHILADELPHIA, November There wos
acold, misty rain this morning, and con.
tranry to expectation, the first three hours
polilhg showed on lly light vote. Toward
noon the weather became somewhat ctoorn. -
and the vote is increasing. Evervthin, .,
generally isquiet, although the police Ind
10 DO called out this afternoon to ouell n
disturbance IN the 9TH ward.
fArTIsoN ELECTED.
illlLADELrHlA, Nov. 7.-Scatterinp re.
turns from throughout the state show large
democratic gains over the vote of last wear
lattlson has undoubtedly carried this citv.
ana Will have plurality of over 25 O66
votes IN the state. Post, democrat. is
elected in the 18th district.
AT uTTsDuRG.
,flrTsbuRG, Pa, Nov, 7, l0p. m.-Beayor' q
plurality IN Allegheny county is estimated
at Ivy. Inc rest OF the regular republican
ticket is probably elected.
rATTlsoN's PLURALITY.
PHlIApELPuiA, Nov. The returns
come ~ rom state and city very slowly To.
night, but those received show democratic
galns and indicate the election of Pattlson
plurality. -'''0o
, FOURTEEN OUT OF TwENTY.srvEy.
PHlLApELrHIA, Nov. The Times esti.
mates Pattison's plurality for governor in
the state at 10000 and places Beoyer's
plurality in Philadelphia at 5000. They
claim the election. Of II Democrats out
oi q Win, he chances in favor of more
me rress estimates Pattison's plurality
at 1900 to 5000. r''
RANDALL REFLECTED.
fniLADELrlIIA, Nov. 7.-Randall il re-
elected T .6d to congress from the 3d district by
A GoopLY MAJORITY.
ftrrsBuRG, Pa, Nov. I.-Charles Il. Bowie,
1iesmocrat is elected to congress in the Dist
district by 5000 majority.
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MINOR sTArE oFFIcERs ELEorED.

MINUK tIAIH UFTIVKTh VIAU'
MONTPELIER, Nov, The joint assembly
for the election ofstate officers met in the
hall OF the house this afternoon, Leuten.
ant-Governor Pengreo in the chair. The
following officers were elected Secretary Of
state, Nichols; auditor Of accounts, E.
Henry POWELL brigadicr commander, Lieu
tenant j. KMngsly, adjutant and inspector
general, Theodore s. Peck; quarter.master
general, Horace X. lde.
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Iowa.


DAVENPORT, a., Nov. I, $50 p. MI. W..
Green. chairman Of the republican com
mittee, comedies the election Of Murphy,
democrat. for congress, In the I'd district,
and estimates his majority at over loo.
ALARGE MAJORITY.
Sioux CRY. IA, Nov. 7-Struole, repuo'
lican, Is elected to c)ngress by large ma
jority. -..--.-
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NorMtNG NorrwoRrny,

NorllN1 NOTEWORTHY.
RALEIGH, n. G., November THE dav js
line and the election Is passing off Quietly
in this state, so far as known,
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATION.
CHARLOTTE, n. O., Nov. 7.-Dowd demo-
crat, in the 9th, Vance, democrat, in ths
Sth, Scales, democrat, in the 9th, and prob.
ably Robbins, democrat, in The 7th con.
gressional districts, are elected The dem.
ooratio state. ticket for Judges was voted
straight in the western parts Of the state
and doubtless elected by good msjority,
CONGRESSIONAL RETURNS.
RALEIGH, n. o., Nov. 7.--Returrs from
scattering precincts indicate the election OF
Bennett as congressman at large. and Of
Cox, democrat, from the ith district, Moth.
ing definite has been received from other
congressional districts.
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ATARGE DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY,

TApcp up,,o,,, ,.,.. -. ,-..
N"'E 'tMoVENIIo MAJORITY.
,olVNbiN, s. C., Nov. THE election
rsed OF quietly all over the state
voho. n,,1 n ,"O ''"'e'
h.,..,. "' "'''VVi"''o
a,Nquarlers Indicate the election of the
ht' hy ,oons!esSional ana county nominees
w l"'ge malo,lty'
Tue BLACKS ORDERLY.
mail hNN W. TiLt, .. I" Nov, Tho day
H. Vn lu'ellS' al'hough the negroes
hoS "aI W t'o tr rvIlS anu Voteu the green
.'o, ,'oN'!' me Vote oil TINS township
"'s somi US iolIoWs: tor governor, Thomp'
leo. I0Sn''ffrlocrat, 'oG McLane, .greenbackor,
hs., IU-, ZEN aeanph,u' democrat, for congress,
com, con t''ul nri.y OF %. ms majority in the
o0''i' Will ProDaoly reach OOO.
TiLLMAN AHEAD.
titNpALh, ., -, nov: The demo-
ISor IS.',a.e ,. .icAec M, II ahead here about 400.
moiorn,hIee rnhIeess, iliinlah, democrat, has a
'10'y VI aoout @oo'
N ONE 9REENhhck VOTE:
nossa5 ~ ~ VIE, .; W., NoV' The election
'Li,phl qu,eilv. FOR congress, Mackey
cnIaJ "nI1,uJ repuollcan, received 26O, and Lee
woroiV1 oro repupllcan, l5'; Total votes cast
nro. 49, ao ior governor, thompson, demo
i.lVeu llG Mci.ane, greenback, |
lor heulnant governor, Sheppard, demo
EIItat' NM IecWed ~, and White, greenback, /.
ne 9ehcratic state legislative ticket re,
UviNvu ~ votes TO j for the greenback
ho'nilee'
NOT MUCH BETTER.
NnEstEA ,. u, Nov. The vote at this
plecilct WIS 559 Tor the democratic nomi.
neo 'or gSernor and acknowledgement,
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Connecticut,

THE DEMOCRATS GIT IN THEIR WORK.
HARTFORD, CoSY., Nov. T.-The vote hns
been quite full all over the state. Tbere
has been a falling of from the vote of iSso
the republican loss being ycry much
greater than the democratic. IL Is proba.
bic that Eaton is elected TO congress from
the LIST district, The probability is lint
the democrats have elected the state ticket
aud three congressman. Waite, repub.
lican, is undoubtedly elected in tho Sd
district. '"' y"
HEAVY REPUBLICAN, LOSSES,
HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. Ten towns
lust heard from give Buckley 272s. P,iIer
2,2!S, against the vote in isso of 3 $50 re- re-.
publican, and 2,3l0 democrat. The rennh.
llcan loss IN ten towns, 4, ,232.
A RFpuhhicAN loss OF TWO coNoprssMry.
New hAvcN, Nov. Eaton. domocr.t
will have LOCO majority in TIE ist congress
i,nll district. Mitchell democrat. in the
~ seymour, democrat, In the ith md
Walter, republican. In the 3d districts % are
IEpccessfnl. This is republican loss OF two
A A'rgressmen. '' " WV
\ a A DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR,
,Ew HAVEN, Nov. 7.--Waller. democrat,
vi. ai,g oIfil7,Ae rtrst, goo
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RETURHs REPUBLICAN CoNGREssMEN.
PROVIDENCE, II. l., Nov. 7.-Sdooner and
Jonathan Chaise, republicans, arb reelected
to congress by a large majority lon n light
vote. The proposition TO amen1l the con.
stitution so as to authorize theIlegislaiure
to call q constitutional convention was
rejected.
DIMiNUTIvE MAJoRITM
: PROVIDENCE, X. l.. Nov. 7,-lhnjamin n
dence, the vote standing: LapU am. repub.
lican, l,0l2i Mowery, democraH S9b. Met.
cali, equal rights" and seal |erinr. 900
ex-governor NanXandt is elo ed 10 The
house to ill the vacancy from Nrwnort
LITTLE RHoDY oBsTTNA
PROVIDENCE, X. l., Nov. ~ Peturns re-.
ceiyed from every town in the yo conpres.
sisnal districts in the first dist !ct Snooner
republican, has 3,5l5; o. Lapha democrat'
l,lDl scattering, 10. Spod Cer's ma,
iority. 3,0I9; in the pd district
Jonathan Chace, republican! has q sig
Wheeler democrat, 1885, Sd tterinv 81
Chace's majority l,5l2. The ,ote on m,
amendment wax Snnrove
4 ,39s: reject g. l9i, M
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III0BE THU RACES! DURING THU RACES!
Or
After tn 9 Races :

We always have been, are now and ever intend to
be the Greatest Dry Goods House in the great
Southwest We are the point of interest for all
visitors to our CITY, and the many strangers here
during race week are earnestly and respectfully re-
quested to call on us and acquaint themselves with
our stock, price and systematic mode of business
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Virginia.
FIRST uIppIE OH TuH pnN

FIRST RIPPLE or ruE ROW.
WASHINGTON, Nov, 7.--A,specal dispatch
received here this morning reports that the
men in charge of the polls in the various
precincts OF Richmond, Virginia, refused to
allow voters IN arrears ot capitation tax to
vote. Warrants have been sworn out and
excitement prevails, which, il is feared, will
result in disturbances.
SMALL MAJORITY.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. This city
gives Massey 557 mpjOriiy, and Barbour
62S.
HEAVY VOTE AT rlTTsBURu,
PiTTsRuRG, Pa. Nov, THE election is
progressing quietly and u heavy vote is
being polied, notwithstanding the disagree
able weather.
REApJusTER VICTORY.
PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 7.-Rcturns from
each precinct show that the readiuster
ticket is elected by 035 majority.
DEMOCRATS Observation-Disclosures JuBI-
LIANT.
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 7.-Returns re-
ceiyed up to ll;30 p. m. show that the vote
polled has been as largo as was expected,
both democrats and coalitionists are making
gains, The democrats are hopeful OF
Masseys election, They have a majority
OF l2,0O0 to overcome, and it their
| gains continue as they have
been coming, they will succeed. They
claim as certain the election
of following congressman Garrison, in the
lst district; Geo ID. Wise, in the Sd, Tucker
in the 9th ard Barbour in
the s,h. The coalitionists are
| inbilant and claim the election of John s
| Wise for congressman at large by from TO-,
! OO0to 20 600, they also claim six congressman
as follows; Mayo, in lst district, Libby
in %; Hooper in ith; Sims In 9th Paul III
the 9TH, and Brown in the Sth.
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Mississippi.


NArculz, Mss, Nov. lin Ad9(l
county the election was quiet. Apog
ner cent. ofthe registered votes was pa
Three precincts, including this city,
from, riye Lynch 90; Van Eaton, 5o1
precincts will not be heard FROM Y
morrow. The colorcd people took
torcst than the whites. .
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Maryland.
JuMrlNG THE RgGuLAn TICKETS.

JUMrlNG THE RgGuLAE TICKETS.
BALTIMORE November T. The election
in this city has been progressing very
quietly. Up to IL o'clock to-day it is est j..
mated three-tourths of the votes of the oity
had been polled.' Since that time il has
been showery and the voting is not so fast.
The independent judiciary ticket is polling
. heavy vote.
INDEPENDENTS SUCCESSFUL,
BALTIMORE, Nov. 7.--lndications are that
Stewart, Farr and Phelps. independent can
didates for judges, have been elected over
regulars.
HDlitzell, democrat Is elected TO congress
from the ID dist-ict, The ith district is in
doubt,
SHOT AND HuLED.
FhEpEmuK, Mn, Nov, I. ~ At ono OF the
voting precincts IN this city this morning a
ilght occurred between numberof negroes
and whites during which Israel Croft (col.
ored) was shot by Policeman Augustus
Porter and instantly killed.
HAnLETzELL AND FINDLAY,
BALTIMORE, MD., Nov. 7.--Habletzell,
democrat, is elected in the 3d congressional
district, and Findlay in the lth district.
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Iiilnsls.

CHICAGO PROBABLY RErunj
CnicAeo, Nov. 7.--Ailer a
Ing the afternoon Is CLOUDY an
ndications of rain. Repor
wards indicate that q Jul
polled, which Is construed
iha rnnuhlicnns.
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ency You made fatal blund,h., who,
you hum5iy tried to crusnmn' rn,Iar MY
defeat with the juleship of nS srnrn,,a wu,,,o
c'urt you nsulted public olI;rraSa". STrav'',o
when you lent yourself 10 !, '''Sv"yc, S;s w.
venge aud that of this misor, CO .,oinst ",G T
Governor Cornell You arous ~ i in'
dignatlon OF every thiuk man
IN this STATE and shovel
distrust Of your adtfoiatratioysbe,evcr
honesty and mmlintss are reckoj anon
political virtues. NFe mind olmr tvn,
be president OF y nation, n
narrow aud indicatite isction ofur Iwn
parly- The country hay be brous tohd.
mtre chester A. Arthur, as Q Aav
but It has emphaticIy y condemueChcIcr
A. Arthur as he Is.
EpiroRlAL coMMFNr-tyHAT THE Ttl sAs.
NEW YORK, Nov. a. ro-mouotsTth $
VIII say Ihe metrlty by wlch N,
NleVeland IS elecle govornorlOi Ne
state over Judge, hlger is atolutE
unprecedented IN thehisiory of site eE.
tlohs IN New York; OF Kings lcoul,
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DEMOCRATS cLAiMA MAJORITY
CATION,

CATION.
MILWAUKEE, Nov 7.-Retu1
terror OF the state come in III
mates can only be formed with
reports so iArindicate large did
In every congressional distrid
derson, chairman of the de1
central committee, claims
six, out OF the nine congrcssr|
cratic gain of four congressr
can advlces concedo democrl
are silent on congressman.
this. the i,h district. passei
sultipg in the election OF
democratic candidate for
probably the whole county Il
FIVE TO FoURl
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. ~
throughout the state indicat
OF o republican and 4 de-
,g,sssmen.
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New Jersey.


CAMDEN, N. j., Nov. Thomas ]. Fer.
rell, democrat, is elected in the lst conpres.
sional district over George NJ. Robson by
100 majority.
MILES ROSS DEHINn.
New York, Nov, MILES Ross, demo.
cratic candidate for congress in the 81 New
Jersey district, runs behind his ticket and
his defeat is claimed by the republicans.
New York, Nov. S.-W. NJ. Adoo, demo.
cratic candidate for congress In the 7th
New Jersey district, Is elected by about
1900 majority.
A MAJORITY ON JOINT BALLOT.
NEWARK, N, j., Nov. 7.--Indications are
that the New Jersey legislature stands a
democratic majority on Joint ballot.
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SHOWED UNDER.

That's What the Republicans Certainly
Have Been la New York, Where
Cleveland'S, Majority
is "FabuiOuS."
In Massachusetts,, Where Ben Butler
Leads Them Dance to the
Tune of 10000.
In New Hampshire, Where the Demo.
cratS Capture The Gnberna.
tOrial Chair.
In Pennsylvania, Where Beaver is Short
About $4,000 Votes lie
Didn't Get.
In Connecticut, Where the Democrats
Gain Two congressman.
In the South, Where the Democracy
Have Waik-0yer.
In California, Where the Gallant St0nc-
man Leads.
In Iowa, Where Congressional District
iSLOSt.
In Short, at Nearly Every Point the
Battle
Goes Hard With the Party of Progress.
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with the vote for governor in 1850, which
gave republican plurality of G,ojS.
ENtfryft nNNR pap

with the vote for governor in 1850, which
gave a republican plurality of G,9jS.
ENGLtsI DONE FOR.
INDIANAPOLIS, lND. Nov. 7.--Scattering
returns rom few precincts in this state
show small republican gains ON the vote
Tor secretary OF state over the vote for gov.
ernor in 1850. Peele, republican, for con.
gress in the indianapolis district, isproha-
oily elected over English. Since the last
state election the,voting precincts have di-
ylded in all the larger townships and wards,
making II difficult TO get correct compari-
son until the entire township and ward is
heard from.
HOT CONTEST.
INDIANAPOLIS, lNp., 10 y. M, Nov. u
Indiana bulletins will he made by compar-
ing the vote cast to-day with that for gov.
ernor Two years ago, when Porter, repup-
lican, had plurality OF G,053 and u total
vote OF 3hiSS AT 9'35 p. m. We have heard
nom ten voting places, which show re-
publican less OF fifty.
LIGHT NorE-ARRESTlNO CoLoNIzRRs.
EVANSVILLE, lNp Nov. The election
IS proceeding without undue excitement
A light vote Ia being polled. There have
been good many arrests of negroes and
their vouchers
SMALL GAIN.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 7.--Fity precincts
give net democratic gain of $40.
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THE CONGRESSIONAL pELEGA
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Sen
telegraphs that Hunt and Ellis
are both elected in LouisiaI
prospect good for the entir}
delegation.
THIRD DISTRICT IN no
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 7.-Hu1
in the lst district; Ellis, dem oc
King, democrat, in tie 9th; III
crat, in the 9Th, and BlanchaI
IN the II, are elected to cong
district is still in doubt.
DEMOCRATIC sUCcH
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. L. ASS
dispatches from various point
and specials to the Picayuna
Democrat indicate the electid
tire democratic congressional
except in the 3d district. whic
In this city General j. w. Bel
and the regular democratic lid
by 1000 to 5000 majority OF
pendents.
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BosToN, MASS, Nd7.-Leopold Marse,
democrat, for congr, defeats Bowman in
the 9TH district by pall majority. Theo-
dore Lyman, civil stce independent can.
didate for congress the 9TH district, de-
ieated John w. Capr, Governor Long
is probably elected congress from the "a
district.
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LARGE brr sci
DETROIT, Nov. 7.-Th
but the rain has stopps
the polls. There Ary
large vote will be cast
splitting. -----il
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New York, Nov. 7.-Ama!t, democrat
is elected to congress in the 29th district.
Duchess county is undoubtedly democratic
for the first time in many years. b. Platt
Carpenter is beaten in Poughkeepsie and
also in his own ward, which Is generally re-
nnb1i,nn
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\, democrat,
int, in the I'd;
IRON, demo
l, democrat,
ess. The 3d
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02
LORENZO LELAND,

MORTGAGEE'SS ALE:-Whereas Je.
NJ NINA D. Preieler and Samuel A. Preiser, her
DceG a. g. and
record on the 18th day OF October A. D. 1896 and duly
recorded the Recorders office OF u sale conrtI'
illinois, In Book number 1873 of Records, on page 56O.
did grant bargain, sell. remise, alien and convey to
Edward Rose mortgage, the premises hereinafter
described 70 secure the OF hs nav
able 10 the order or said Edward Rose due n one year
after is date for the Of my dollars with intereat
at the rate Of ten per cent. per annum nom ts ose
And whereas 1t is provided in and by said mortgage
that of default In the payment 81 said note above
and eject thereof the said Edward Rose amer having
advertised such sale four successive weeks n new
IL a e
redemption OF said Jemima D. Preislsr and ss@uei A.
Preiser their heirs executors OVERWHELMINGLY g a.
III cssh. Il tie south door Of pie Court Dtta
VA Illinois. 81 the time appStntsd IN such sdyertlse
men q may adjourn the sss nom u cme es o ~
in the name otsald Edward Rpse or ~ lsfI yspre-
eentstivcs shAlf execute and deliver
And whereas default has been Insde y ie yastnent
OF said principal sum Of sogether inter-
thereon nom October 5Ie rate sH s9 Ss,s
sale Is sixty dollars aud eighty three cents;
Now, therefore. public notice Is hereby giysn that
under and BY virtue O. the ana sad Rdw Rose
cenSer A. D. isa at 10 O'clock the forenoonoi said
ay n t uou sSu Of eenty Il oass
the described lots pieces or grces, Fl 1 land
10 wit: Lots One and Two, IN Block one N ne Union
Addition to Ottawa, Illinois,. with the herediaments
and anpurtenances therennr0 nsiohp ". Iemma
D.Preisler and Samuel A. Presler, her Eusoaha tleir
Or ssysTs ROSE
Nv MORTGAGE.
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FOWLER & GENTLEMAN,
Attorneys at Lac.
Of La SAIL

II N Il
= SIS In TIE circuit Court. January IeFM 1858.
Jay j. TiltOn rs Emma NJ. TiltOn.-Ir ahdncFW
Affidavit of nor residence of Emma NJ llton having
been filed IN the clerks office OF the circuit Court q
said county notice therefore hereby gwen 10 We sad
nonresident defendant that the complainant MED ms
bill OF compliant in said court on ne cisncsry , sae
thereupon summons issued out OF said court wherein
said swift IL now pending, returnable on the second
Monday in the month OF January next ~ IS ny Ia"
required. -, - o.,,. ,sor,or.
Circuit Court on the first day of the next term thereof
to be holden Ottawa in and for the said county on
or demur TO the said compainans bill Of complaint;
the same and the matters and things therein charged
and stated will he taken AS confessed. ana deereS en-
tered against YOU according the prayer Of sad bil
WILLIAM W. TAYLOR, CLERK.
Ottawa. Illinois, Nov. 18th, lssl. ,c
C. FOWLER e. W. GENTLEMAN, Complts 1oirs toNio
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CHASE FOWLER.


NJ E2'S SALE.-STATE OF ILLINOIS.
vi COUNTY OF l.. SALE, Circuit Court ~ said
coRntg.-In ch0nce,D
Solomon f. King and Hugh NJ Hamilton, complain
ants, us Gilbert Percy, defendant.
Public notice Is hereby given, that in pursuance OF q
decree entered in the above entitled cause az the Oco
her term OF said Circuit Court, D. lSS2, l. Chase
Fowler Master IA Chancery of sald court, Will, on
Tuesday. December twenty,sxth t26thl, 4. D. lssS
NJ the Our OF two o'clock in the afternoon of said day.
sell at public venue the highest and hest bidder for
cash. at the south door OF the Circuit Court kooi n
nois. the following described premises, to WITT The
west half OF the southwest quarter OF section twenty
in township thrtyhree NORTH range three east o. the
west half OF the west half OF the northwest quarter OF
section twenty nne in said township and range aiore
said all of said prer ises aforesaid are situate III La
Sale county Illinois CHASE FOWLER.
dated Nov as 1872 w Master In Chancery.
LORENZO INLAND. Compts Solicitor.
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Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by sense OF
weight In the back, loins, and lower part OF
the abdomen, causing the patient to suppose
he has some affection of the kidneys or neigh.
boring organs. At times, symptoms OF indi.
gestion are present, as iiatulency, uneasiness
OF the stomach, etc. A moisture, like per
spiration, producing avery dlsagreeable itch
ing, particularly at night after getting warm
in bed, is very common attendant. Inter
nal external and itching piles yield at once
to the application of DR.. Bosanko's Pile Ken,
edy, which acts directly upon the parts AFFECT
ed, absorbing the tumors, allaying the In
tense itching, and effecting permanent
cure where other remedies have failed. dc
not delay until the drain upon the system
produces permanent disability, but Try ~ a n
be cured. Price, 50 cents. Sold by Il
Gehring.
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Rewnre of Them.

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New Discovery for Consumption, cougns
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no other. For sale by 4. Y. Griggs, Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02

The town OF Dunlap, Morris county,
Kansas, settled by colored colonlsts, has
met with remarkable prosperity. There
are now between 275 and 800 families gath
cred there. Every settler ls compelled 70
own his property, so there Is no land OF
buildings for rent. Lots of land OF various
sizes, from 100 to 100 acres, are sold, ana
the terms of payment are so arranged ulal
the new settler has four years in which 70
pay Tor land and improvements. About La
families have each from 10 TO 80 acres. a
fine academy is in successful operation, a
church is we'll filled ON Sundays, ana a
public library is popular evening aItrac
ton.