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La sale and Peru Items.

The rink at Peru has been closed and the skates
taken away, much to the disgust OF the young
people
Father Gray, lately priest at st. Marys church,
Peru, having been transferred to Chicago, Father
Power, late of Lacon, young man, has been
placed in charge.
The Huse II I.ooms Ice Co., OF st, Louis, have
been putting up ice during the past few days, a,
Peru, at the rate of 1900 tons day.
Capt. Eliel's dog killed AZ sheep for NJ. Byrne
the other night and the bill was s2oS, which has
been paid, The dog lost his life in the skirmish
j. NJ. Knott attempted suicide by taking ar.
senic, at Morris, on Friday. ION discovery OF the
fact friends administered an emetic and his life
was saved. Family troubles and an accusation
against him of arson is the assigned cause for
his recklessness. On Wednesday, however, he
succeeded in killing himself by cutting his throat
with razor.
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the Central Lam JourndD-the lover, went bag
and baggage to her home, occupied by herself
and grandmother only and stayed there night
and day hardly the proper thing. While he
was here they showed the greatest affection for
each other; and did many things at least indis-
Greet, in full view OF the neighborhood. The de-
PENDANT then announced that while they didn't
pretend to say Mr.. Metcalf ruined her, they did
propose to prove that her character had not been
stainless; that Metcalf was that kind of Il fell
low" and that the child born in May was n fully
developed child, born in due time. Defendant
says she was never treated by him or called on
him from May 5, 1879, to Nov Is, 1879, when she
called at his office, disclosed her symptoms, and
he informed her of her real condition. She went
away. Afterwards Stout was called by her-s
man who has too much confidence ia human ma
ture 10 always escape deception when sympathy
pleads He was deceived. He told her she
might have tumor and the operations perform
ed by him and Camptield, which are magnified
into an attempted abortion, were tests simply
for the purpose of finding II there was indeed "A
tumor While these tests probably would have
resulted in abortion If they had not been inter
rupted by her, yet the physicians were entirely
innocent of any such iutent.-The rest of the
opening denied criminal acts by Campfeld, ridi-
cued the ether theory, &c, and the hint that If
indeed she was ignorant Of her condition, said
young man had more opportunities for dragging
her than had defendant; and that indeed when
told Of her condition she in all hut set terms con-
fcsscd to defendant that Metcalf was its author.
The Mctcalf theory was denied by anticipation
by plaintiff who said that he left Ottawa August
Sth, and that the child was but a seven months
fTtus.
These are both sides of the case. As we said
before we cannot go further into details-even
this much is more space than we usually give to
such nastiness; and we only do so now on &C
known throughout this county.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-01-28

In early life | gave my love
Unto sprightly drummer,
But pa broke up that youthful flame
Because he was hummer.
But now my fate at last is sealed
Unto the last new conner;
My parent smiles upon the match,
Because he ID a plumber.
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And lot 70 in block IS Ia sald Glovers Addition u The
toSn ~ Ottawa. assessed IN the Of r. Hutton
And further notice Is hereby given TO all whom II may
concern, that the time of redemption from said sale will
pre in two years nom the cate Of The purchase uf sa
and each % them LoTlfRoP PERKINS
II fsel -.r
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J. w. BROWNE,
iHOrneg at Lar
l'rTAyINE OH A

j. W. BROWNE,
iAOrneYat Lar
CTAI T. . r. LII NoIS, LASALLR Co.'S
- In The Circuit Court Ndrch Term. 1852.
W Ann Tuitt rs. Walter $. Tuift.--In ChaHCerV.
Affidavit of the nonesdcnce of the above defendant.
Walter = Tuitt having been filed in the clerks office of the
Circuit Court of said county notice is therefore hereby given
TO the said defendant thai the mpanan led
her bill of complaint In said court the chancery side
thereof the 2h DAY of January 1882 and that therCup
on summons issued out of said court wherein said suit Ia
now pending. returnabe the second Monday In the
month of March next, as Is by law required.
Now, unless you the said nonresident defendant above
named, shall personally he and appear before said Circuit
Lour on the rst day next term thereof to be holden
at OTTAWA and for the said county the second Mon.
day in March next, and plead answer demur TO the
said comparants bill of complaint, the and the mat
tiers and things therein charged and stated will be taken
confessed and decree entered against you according
the prayer of said bill WILLIAM W. TAYLOR Clerk
Ottawa, Illinois, Jan. nth. 1882
J. W. Brown L, COmplt's SOrr lan2S.lw
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The Telephone.


In early life gave my love
Unto sprightly drummer
But pa broke up that youthful flame
Because he was a hummer.
But now my fate at last is sealed
Unto the last new comer
My parent smiles upon the match,
Because he ID plumber.
Utica Gazette: "The Utica Glass Works it to be
the name OF the new glass factory here. Ii has
been talked of thing for many years, but now
we are happy to say will assume definite shape
this coming summer. Although We arc not at
liberty to say as yet when and by whom, yet It'll
ca may be sure of glass works the coming sum
mer. Considering the abundant quantity Of sand
of superior quality, the short distance to ship
coal (about five miles) the location for enc or
more glass factories cannot be surpassed in the
state" The parties concerned are Pittsburgcrs
uniting with Utica capitalists.
On Monday last the Jo,,,nol announced that
Mr.. L. a. Williams had retired from the manage
ment Of that paper, his part of the ownership
being transferred to Mr. Frank Kendig Mr..
Williams has been the chief worker Of the paper
since its inception, and his absence must be felt
Notwithstanding his successors are cnegctic
young fellows.-The paper again becomes an at.
ternoon paper
We wouldn't presume 10 say that Ottawa
should not contribute $500 to the $4,000 fund
wanted by the Illinois and Mississippi River and
Canal Improvement Commission. Ottawa can
afford to give it If the object can be accomplished
But we would like to know on what basis the
commission make their assessments. On score
of population? Joliet has 10000 people assessed
$500. La Sale claims more people than Ottawa,
say $1,000; assessed 500. Ottawa, say 5000 as
sessed 5000! On the score Of the present canals
business? Marseilles and Seneca combined ship
more grain via the canal than Ottawa alone by
considerable. These towns are assessed respec.
lively $50 and $50, Evidently the commission
assessed as they thought they could get the mon
ey-on no plan whatever. If they assessed on
the idea of benefits to accrue they showed most
lamentable ignorance of the present canals bust
ness, which alone could have been basis Of
such an assessment OF course an assessment Of
$500 is high compliment TO Ottawa's reputation
for lberality and no doubt she'll raise the
money.
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ATTENTION!

MRS DR. KEcK will her visit MoNDA FEB SrH and remain
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CAUTION.

tIn ordering mention this paper.) ian2s,6l
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A TAX CASE.

Another interesting case in the Circuit Court
was that Of IoneH Higgins V. Ship!ey, town COL
ector for Mendoza The town claims that Hig-
gins is known to derive his income from moneys
invested IN mortgages. When assessed he re-
turned personal property only to the value of
$40, value of horse and buggy and household
goods, making oath to his schedule. The town
board, however, consulting the assessors list OF
mortgages on record, as furnished by the Board
of Supervisors, placed valuation against Hg-
gins of 81, 74O-one- third the value of mortgages
supposed to be his. When the collector received
his books, Higgins tended $40 tax on $40, ask,
Ing II receipt in full for his personal property.
This the collector refused to issue. Higgins then
applied for an injunction restraining the collec-
tor from collecting more than that amount from
him on personal property. A temporary injunc-
ton was granted
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-01-28

MISCELLANEOUS.
On Monday Judges McRoterts, late at Joliet,
and Stpp exchanged courts.
On the criminal docket the following cases
have been gotten rid of by pleas of guilty: John
W. Barry, larceny, two years at Joliet; Michael
Atkins and Michael Kelly, stealing whisky, fines;
John Hoffman, horse stealing, three years at
Joliet The latter gave himself up to the officers
under the pressure Of conscience.
Other business finished;
Liquor .tines--D. D. Lowry, of Kendall county,
$50.
Julgn,elts.-Thos McDermott V. Peter Don
levy, $l15; Mary Purcell v. Thos. Colgan, $40;
Westinghouse IL Co. " James G. Bowling,
1906 &c; Brown d Co. v. Papk Gilligan and James
Carey, s., 500 debt and S943 damages, debt to be
discharged, &c; Sherman Leland, admr, V. Ie.
mas q. dickinson, $376.25; John b. Iellers V.
Theo. Zellers, 1851 20; NJ. Il B. F. Pettingill and
j. A. Bent, jr., '. Chas. Becker, $40.
In the repevin suit J. D. Young & Kennedy V.
Ed. j. Kelly, the finding was tor defendant
CnANCERY DOCKET.
F. \. Conlin, admr, V. Sarah j. Armour ct al,
foreclosure, finding for compt., $sl7O9; foreclos
ure if not paid in 30 days.
John Galloway Dehannah Galloway divorce {;
finding for compt., decree of dover.
Nynlc DOlpn " HcFoeTl DOIpL, uccree Vi I'LL
vorce
Michael Byrne V. Evans and Mary A. Smith,
foreclosure, finding for compt, $6Gl76; fore
closure if not paid in 20 days.
Ele Brewing Co. V. James and Mary Larkn,
same, finding for compt., $745. &c; same order
King ~ Hamilton " Gilbert Piercy, same, find.
Ing for compt., s! ,904.74; same order.
Both branches of the court adjourned last eve.
ming until Monday next.
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mo invalid who values health and its blessings should
the of testimony which exists "a her ability
to apparently hopeless cases Lincoln tIH) Herald
THE Doctor adding daily to her already iustrous and
welcarned reputation."-i eo'td JoaHaL
Indeed If all physicians were to take the same inter
Kcck who gives her life her entire time and labor TO the
grand conquest of human disease then would there be less
"Ths lady is herself a remarkable woman Engaging in
the practice OF medicine about 10 years ago when was
difficult for woman In any public position have her
keck by virtue merit supported by ndomitahle
severance has worked hcroicy and rapidly upward, until
now she upon emnence, prof sslOnay cecbra
ted, socially respected and financially solid Davenport
Gazette
Mrs pr. Keck has shown herself 70 be wonderful wo
you wL"-Peoria Ndtiond! Democrat
Frank generous and kind.hearted she has the a
fecons of all classes, and is respected and honored not
tiles lady and upright citizcn'-IHdHS51eS Of Pe0rtd
I'VE speak own knowledge, when we say she is
of the most successful practitioners In the treatment OF
diseases made specially ny her in thS country as"
tngton Farmer.
"This lady has gained emnence In the practice Of her
specially Of chronic diseases which inspires mertorious
Of Escuapus and the results of her skill and successful
n Ss@s FORM Sn ron.S the b6ad
the states "-DaUeRp0H Democrat
This lady has developed system Of practice which +
Is applied with surprising nicy"-Peoyia Transcript
"she is now sound healthy woman, capable Of doing
the work OF ordinary She has not only cured
herself but has and is curing thousands of others
afflicted with the same nhamcd condition of the mucous
membranes whether of the head respiratory organs or
other parts the body Her success Is Unprecedented
Peoria National Democrat.
"SOme who have been given up by best physicians as
ncuahe have been placed under the OF THIS lady who
has saved them from early bloomington sun
ddy Eye
"a name well known in central Illinois 10 have be
household word In hundreds of families, IL that Of
Mrs. Or. Keck. III UeHiHg PeOrtdn.
~ Consultation and trial of medicine FL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-01-28

has cured herself thousands of Others has
graduates and OF letters would b proud Of has ma
herself md estima9e family from thhn walks Of HE TO
eay and to-day Is loved and respected most by those who
know her bcst,"-Peorin National Democrat.
ut always pleasure record the success Of women
who, unadcd aud through difficulties and trials during
youth and early woanhood rise superior TO all opposition
their onward progress and achieve success proip
in any department of life, and mach in tno
walks calling Tor learning and superior knowledge. Mrs
Dr. kcck commenced the practice of her profession sos
fifteen years ago and has achieved success and grom
neuce rs marked and attering Ms 1t fully deservedir
dHyh'ieS Of Peoria.
Mfrs Keck has been active and successful practitioner
lon hitGr9 years shc makes speGai tany oI Cnr1hG 81
cures washington farmer
Wine ara TFer @ Win the psTGSS Sy
and good name rs acitl2en"-EreRing PeoridR.
This lady is so well and voraby known to our readss
that she needs but passing notice herr She comes always
mcndations "-Ltac0ln no Times.
During her last visit here it was wonderful TO see the
crowd of patients that gathered around her"LtncoNn
(fL) Herald
The Doctors rapidly growing popularity constant
remark She has always had large practice here
probably the first In the city, and still s fast ncreasnA
ana patients from great distances Frenzy
'The growth her business this city has been steady
and rapid aud her reputation for practical skill In N
treatment of chronic diseases is widely increasing
ming PeOridH.
Mrs Keck has earned the great fame which enjor
DO unrng activity in behalf Of the sick and earned wei
Tor chronic diseases needs no mention for those SO rouok
pleasure to chronicle the fact that after nearly seven yeah
OF regular periodical visits to Bloomington her practice O.
result of many performed. bloomington Bulletin
During practice of nearly nfteen years DR.. Keck h1f
Fhyslca in the west and the strongest endorsements poK
In from all parts of the country Woodrord Sentinel
Probably physician has our city who re
eminent lady, Mrs. DR.. Keck"Linco!n (IH) Herald
nee. at office. Clifton Hotel. octi5-Sw
The Portland daily press., 1882-06-16

The most powerfully me Heated and effective plss-
ter ever invented is the Hop Plaster; it embodies all
the medicinal and sedative properties of the Hop in
combination with the most highly approved gums
and balsams known to modern pharmacy.
The Portland daily press., 1882-06-16
Portland, Bangor & Machias
STEAMBOAT &c.
Summer Arrangement, Commencing
jane IS.

. The Steamer LEWISTON,
Na ~ 51127 tons, Capt. Charles Deer
5szsSzrrs ing which leaves Railroad Wharf,
Isssszss.zzzsz Portland every Tuesday aud
Friday evening, at Ills O'Clock, or on the
arrival of Express train from Boston, for Book
Ruud. Custine, Deer Isle, and sedgwtck.
(Stage from Sedgwick to Blue Hill ON arrival OF
each Steamer) so. West and Bar AarboKs,
Refuruiug, leaves Machissport, every Mon
.lay and Thursday MORNINGS, al 4.3O O'CLOCK,
Mnsnt Desert at about 1000, arriving in Portland
the same evening, connecttng with Pullm An Tram
and early morning trains for Bosfou.
The New Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND; 1OOO
TONS, Cant. VIM. L, DENNIsoN which will leave
same wharf every Monday, "Wednesday and
Saturday evenings, at HIS O'Clock, or ON ar
rival of Steamboat Express trains from Boston Tor
vEouus Desert (South West and Bar Harborsl
touching at Rockland only, and arriving az bar
Harbor at about 1000 A. Nj. next day. connects
with Steamer for Sullivan from Bar liarbor.
Returning, VIII leave Bar Harbor at 100 Am.
rgeuday, "wednesday md Friday touchine
at South West Harbor and Rockland, arriving IN
Portland about 500 p. M.
CONNEGA IONS.
Going East. At RocIxInnd with b & b. ,. ,.
Co. Steamers Wednesday and Saturday mornings
for afeifast, Bangor and River Landings, aIso
with Steamers for Green's landing, Bl s.,
Hill and Ellsworth. At Bar Maroo. Ne
Steamers for Esnmoine and sullivan. Al oo"s-
wick with Stage for Blue Hill.
COMING WEST.
At Reckinnd Mondays and Ihursdays Win
Sanford S. S. Co. for Bo-ton, and from n"nsor
and River Landings for Portland: . -,
trin NJ Il oc ixInnd with Sanford Steamers to and
from IL ostOn commencing June ~;
GEORGE L. DAY General ticket Agent.
E. GUSHING, General Manager
Portland, June IA, 1857. u"
The Portland daily press., 1882-06-16

The only iron preparation that does not
color the teeth, and will not cause headache or
constipation, as other iron preparations will,
is Browns Iron Bitters.
The Portland daily press., 1882-06-16
Summer
Complaints
Mw&F&w1y

At this season, various diseases of the
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lost through lack of knowledge of safe
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Read the following:
BArNBR1paE, N. z, March o, 1881.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER neuer fails 70 AFFORD
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The reTy best medicine know OF Tor dysenIerys
cholera norbus, and cramps in the stomach. Have
used it for years, and it is sure cure every time ne
MoNeoNA, IOWA, March IL, 1881.
Ihaye used your PAIN KILLER In severe cases OF
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TGy E s aasa Il gSH e
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Have used PERRY DAVIS Pam KILLER for twelve
ySod a # Is e oS e. ahs fax
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ooswAvBono, s. g. y, FEB s5 &, issl:
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CREFEID, RHENIsH PRUSSIA. Feb. 3. 1881
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I S. POTTER, u. s. Consul.
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q Mw&F&w3m
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Massrs Editors -
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On account OF It's proven merits it Is recommended
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TO Ladies.

II you wish to render your skin white and
soft. use GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP.
Pixies TooTHAcHE DROPS cure in one min
ute.
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! Cure Guaranteed.

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The Portland daily press., 1882-06-16
POETRY.
DIR. Holiness Poem.
Read at the Gathering in Honor OF Harriet
Beecher Stowe.

If every tongue that speaks her praise
For whom shape my tinkling phrase
Were summoned to the table
The vocal chorus that would meet
of mingled accents harsh or sweet
From every land and tribe would beat
The polyglots of Babel.
Briton and Frenchman, Swed eand Dane,
Turk Spaniard, Tartar of Ukraine,
Hidalgo, Cossack, Cadi,
High Dutchman and Low Dutchman, too,
The Russian Serf and Polish Jew,
Arab Armenian and Mantchoo
Would shout, "We know the lady,"
Know heri Who knows not Uncle Tom
And her he learned his gospel from
Has never heard of Moses;
Full well the brave black hand we know
That gave to freedoms grasp the hoe
That killed the weed that used to grow
Among the Southern roses.
When Archimedes, long ago,
Spoke out so grandly dos pou sto.-
Give me place to stand on,
I'll move your plan for you now,
He little dreamed or fancied how
The sto at last should find its pou
For woman's faith to land on.
Her lever was the wand of art,
Her fulcrum was the human heart
Whence al unfailing aid is;
She moved the earth! Its thunders pealed,
Its mountains shook, its temples reeled,
The blood-red fountains were unsealed,
And Moloch sunk to Hades.
All through the conflict, up and down
Marched Uncle Tom and Old John Brown,
One ghost, one form ideal,
And which was false and which was true,
And which was mightier of the two,
The wisest sibyl never knew,
For both alike were real.
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Mw&F&w1y
SIX POINTS.
ALL WORTH REMEMBERING.
GUT THEM oUT.

People take nauseating doses for every pain and
ache which puts their stomachs out of order and
then physician is called to attend to them. This
is all needless. for the Hop Plaster is used it is
absorbed into the system in just the way TO cure
without bringing on other troubles.