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aOOK BOOK

We have greatly improved the quality OF
OLIVE BUTTER.
The odor noticed in frying is now almost entirely
removed, and it is unequaed by any Cooking Oil In
the marker. Cook Books containing valuable Re
ceipts and instructions how to use OLIVE BUTTER
by the Principal of the Philadelphia Cooking School
furnished free upon application.
WASHINGTON BUJCH EE'S SONS
no23 PHILADELPHIA, PA eod7Ot
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Foreign Imports.
GLASGOW. Steamship Prussisn-10o tons pig
iron to order.
Foreign Exports.
GRAND MENAN. Schr A M Howe-2O tons coal.
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,ubIic Debt Statement.

WAsHINGToN: Feb The following is a reca-
pitulation of the public debt statement for the
month of January:
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Notice.
CUSTOM HOUSE, Portland, Maine.
Collectors office, Jan. 80, 1882,
accordance with Treasury Regulations uuder
Il the provision OF the Act of March 2, 1881. no
tice is hereby given that the name of the steamer
''SEA FLOWER A. 7-100 tons of this port has
been changed TO "GORDON."
DAVID MOUI TON,
Jan3l d4tN Special Deputy Collector.
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On Tuesday the binder men took advan
tage Of the opportunity to cut Jerry Woods
field OF rye on the bottom in East Ottawa.
The Osborne was represented by the Reeds
Esterly, by Kendall; Empire, by j. E. Porter
and Wood, by Manley Il Jordan. Not being
an expert, we are not going TO put our foo,
in it" py saying which cut the best. They
all cut we'll, and did good work, which lead
lone farmer to say: THE best machine is the
one which costs the least" The Osborne
cut the widest swath, feet, we believe, and
finished up first. The Esterly followed close
after, while the Empire and Wool divisions
of the field were left unfinished until morn
ing for some reason. The Empire is new
candidate in these parts. Porter said he
likes to try new implements of whatever
kind. The Osborne and Empire used but
two horses, the others three; but it was gen
orally said by spectators that all the machines
made too hard work for two horses, and
would be run more economically on horse
flesh with three, or better yet with -four.
There was large crowd present of both
farmers and townsmen, all OF whom were
pleased with the machines.
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personal Mention,

TREAT. Miss Jennie Treat, La Sale, will
leave soon TO spend the summer In Mime
sofa.
RATHBUN-Mrs. n. w. Rathbun, Chicago,
with her daughter and son, are visitiD Z
friends in this city.
Observation-Disclosures Charles Bryant, Of the
Ottawa Glass Co.'S works, is a delegate TO
the Association of Window Glass Blowers,
now in session at Pittsburgh.
HAMILToN.-H. NJ. Hamilton and family
have gone east to enjoy themselves in trip
down the st. Lawrence TO Quebec, and
thence up the Chaudiere river.
WOODS. -Almon Woods, builder and former
superintendent Of the Ottawa Roller ana
Flint Glass Co.'S bottle house, has gone to
Denver to build and take charge OF a factory
there.
BEDFORD We are under obligations to G..
X. Bedford, Streator, for q copy OF the Devils
Lake, d., Pioneer Press. That town is just
now in a state of "hurrah" over the arrival
there of the Manitoba X. K.
EICH.-The friends of George H. Eichel-
berger, formerly OF this city, will be grleved
to learn that his wife is lying dangerously
sick of gastric fever at Wenona. But little
hope is entertained of her recovery.
BREwER.-In accordance with the new law
States Attorney Brewer will hereafter take
charge of The Peoples side in all criminal
cases before justices of the peace in this
county when notified. An interesting opin.
lon from the Attorney General on this sub
ject will be published next week.
MEGAFFIN.-Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Megatiin,
who went from this city to Northwestern
Iowa some four months ago, are here on a
brief visit. Joseph is enjoying the best OF
health, and is bronzed, hale and happy, and
thinks there is no climate for him like tina,
OF Iowa. His wife, however, Is a sufferer
from rheumatism, there as here, and does
not experience the same appreciation of the
change that her "lege lord" does.
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julyl4.sw

CHERIFr"S SALE.-By virtue of an exc.
- cuton and lee bill issued out of the clerks once
of the Circuit Court OF La Sale county and state OF
Illinois, and 20 directed. whereby am commanded
to make the cunt Of certain Judgment recently OBJ
tanned against Maria Linfore. in favor of w. A. Funk.
Of lands enements goods and chattels of the said
Maria LnfOrc have levied on the following property,
To wit: Lots Eleven (ll) and Fourteen lp, In Block
Eighty (sOl, Nermilion Coal Company's Addition 10
Streator all the above described property being In La
Salle county and state OF Illinois.
Therefore. according 10 the said command. shall
expose for sale, II public auction, all the right, title
and interest of the above nam Maria Linfore in and
to the above described property on saturday. the llth
day of August 1858. AZ oCl' ok p NJ, NJ the north
door of the Court nouse. In ottawa. Ill
Dated AT OTTAWA, H., this ilth day Of July 1853.
w. Il. MliL1GhN,
iuly43w Sheriff OF Ia Sale County, Ill.
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Mr.. K. II. Tra.k is about TO remove hi,
ceiling and substitute corfu gated iron In his
jewelry store on La Sale street. or course,
such piece Of work in such & store will ne.
cessitate the removal Of large quantity Of
goods. ue therefore offers q reduction oil
10 per cent. on all hollow ware, such as
pitchers. silver sets, Gaze baskets, tureeLs
aud such goods, as well as the entire line o.
clocks now In stock. These goods are all
standard. They need no reduction TO sell
under ordinary circumstances, being first
class material, Of standard makes, in fashion.
s6ie shapes and styles. The stock, too, ss
all know, is the largest in the county. This
is certainly a rare opportunity to secure these
goods at a reduced figure. The sale will on
iy last until the work begins-in a week or
two-so that advantage of the offer must be
taken at once, before the stock is removed,
to save moving which only is this offer
made.
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at beats the telephone !" Yesterday Esq.
Lockwood married couple from Marseilles
and when the knot was tied the young hus.
band opened q basket which he had carried
and took from it carrier pigeon, and wrote
O message to the loved ones at home announ.
cling that "he was safe" This he tied to the
winged messenger and let it 90. After par
taking OF refreshments all around a second
message was dispatched by the pigeon line"
with further announcements. Both birds,
when set at liberty, rose above the buildings
and flew in the direction Of Marseilles.
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The open air concerts by Fitzgerald's band
Monday evenings are proving al interesting
feature fer Ottawa, SO much so that next
Monday evening the Citizens Cornet Band,
Of La Sale, will participate in the concert
Prior to the balcony exercises the two bands
and Company ID will give short parade
through the business part OF the city, the
military company adding an exhibition drill
to the exercises for the benefit OF all who
come out Oh that occasion.
In this connection we are requested to no.
thy the members of Co. ID. that the hour for
aecting on that evening has been changed
from 1:30 to o'clock.
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CHILD & PnIPPS,
35 La Sale St.. Ottawa.
With Pen and Pencil.

No sir; don't believe newspaper men are NOR,
living by their brains" sa'd Mr.. 4 H. Scgrrlcd Man
ager Of the Advertising Department Of the 81. Pau
Pioneer Pres. SIN those Of them who do desk-work
are tempted TO stimulate. for us yery hard on u,
nerves and stomach"
As for example,
AS for example. in my own case stuck To my desk
on this paper until my nerves were ike bunch OF
telegraph wires AFTER a gale, ami nv stomach KEEP,
about as good tine 4 two-pl.ar watch. My friends
suggested this and the doctors advised that but one
LAY caught on 70 an al OF PAtEEB's Toxic and
tried Il. ! have never endorsed a proprietary med.
cine before. hut shall depart from my rule and Say
that the Tonic is not merely tbe bes hing, hut the
~ thing that breaks up these attacks All desk workers
should make q note 81 IT,"
This preparation. which 'as been knovn As ,RRg gas
GINGER ToSIC will hereafter be advertised and sold
simply under the name Of PsRKgEs ToNi" ~ M
pr!ncirleh dealers CONSTANT, t,rciyinr their Gus
toners by substituting Inferior article uncc- The name
OF ginger. and as ginger really uumportaut iugre
dent, W. DROP the misleading word.
Tier, IL no change kO,csusr. iu tie Brsp1T IftOH
its,ir. and all bottles remaining In the hands Of deal
ers. wrapped under the name Of PARKEEs GISGEE
Toxic contain the genuine medicine II the fac-simile
signature of H'soox s Co issfi hr bottom Of the out,
eide wrapper iun9
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The exhibition given by the self.bindih e
haryesters Thursday afternoon. July 9Th. in
field Of rye belonging 10 Levi Hiscock,
brought out the best machines in use, tie
most prominent Of which were the Osborne.
Mccormick, Deering ond Piano. A large
sumber were out, and the merits Of each
were shown by their work The Osborne
WAS the general fsvorite. Every bundle,
from the start TO the close, was inspected by
a large number az our farmers, who pro.
bounced them In better shape than those OF
sLy other machine. On the point OF draft
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On yesterday, in the L. s. Circuit Court, a
Chicago, ii decision WAS rendered in the now
ia nous and, one might say, interminable
| tica Bridge case Every one knows the
facts in the case, so they need not be repeat
ed here. The Caution Bridge Company fol
once have won the decree, as County Attor
neg Brewer telegraphed US, being that "tht
bridge may he removed by the company un
less paid for IN HSRety days."
1t is not yet announced whether an appea
will be taken or 2Ot. Deer Park Is inditier
ent, never having claimed property In III.
bridge: while perhaps La Sale county car
not claim error. 1t is also not quite certain
whether the decree refunds the money PAID
or not. Utica is the only party that can now
ask the appeal If any is asked for, and her Of
icprs are discussing the matter now. AS the
lawyers for the bridge succeeded in prevent
ing money decree, good point has been
gained, and to majority of the deiendant's
1t seems a matter OF Indifference whether the
superstructure be removed or not.
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the most important feature In COED ma
cnine-the Osborne, with much lighter
team, showed in her favor. No grain was
scattered or left uncut. More Of our farmers
should have seen the workings Of this excel
| lent world famed machine.
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The funeral OF Mrs. WIN. Reddck took
dlace on Sunday last from her late residence.
1t was probably the largest ever seen in OF
tawa, testifying the great regard in which
the deceased was held by all classes OF our
people. The casket was literally buried in
flowers, gifts Of sorrowing friends, some OF
them of exquisite design and beauty. The
house and grounds were filled with friends,
more than thousand people being present.
The funeral services were conducted by Rev,
Mr.. Young, just as she herself had directed
before her death. Rev. NJ. X. Whittle.
sey also took part in the services. The pail
bearers we're Hon. q. w. Armstrong, Sheriff
Milligan, J. G. Nattinger, f. Y. Griggs, J. F..
Nash, H. v. S. Rigden, W. w. Harden and
j. A. Shuicr An unusually long procession
of carriages followed the body to the GENE.
terry, where some 500 people had gathered to
witness the last sad rites.
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nR. WIN. SHEPpARD,M Member ef the
- Royn College Of Veterinary Surgeons, England:
Fellow OF the London Veterinary Medical Association
also Veterinary Editor bunton's Spirit Of the Turf
can be consulted y, his office, lafayette st. suss
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first; when did saw Price climbing out o
the window; ran around to where he wen
out, but he had run into the bushes and es
capped This was between and O'Clock
Think he had been drinking some. Wen
back to town and got lot Of men to go In
search OF him. He was afterward captured
Gross Eran,iration.-One Of the girls at the
EARN" told me that Price told her "he had
been raising Cain, and that he was afraid
some one would come after him"
Officer William Mcclure testified to having
known Price for two years. VI captured
him on the day in question about mile and
quarter northeast OF Main street, La Sale.
| Squire Mason was with me. Saw him first
about one mile from the powder house. He
ran about the distance OF four blocks into
where some houses were. Followed him,
and man told me he thought he saw the
man | wanted go into a cellar Hunted
around and finally found him. He frat made
slight resistance aud said he didn't want to
20 down. Searched him and found pocket
book containing S34. This money Mcclure
had, the day previous, turned over to Blake
II MOloney at the prisoners request, it form.
ing no part Of the evidence in this case. He
was not intoxicated"
John Haas, a jewelers. clerk, identified the
revolver as the one he sold the prisoner on
June 9th, for 1915. 1t Is the same pistol,
81 made record of the SALE"
John s. Clayton, of Deer Park, testified to
finding the revolver In the road to La Sale a
quarter of mile east of powder house, and
saw tracks in the road as Of a scufile. ~
didn't see anybody; gave the pistol to the
city marshal; heard Of the assault when !
got into La Sale" He identified the pistol.
This concluded the evidence for the people
when an adjournment was had to Monday
morning next, ut which time the defense will
init oduce such evidence as will have an eff
feet to lessen the severity of the sentence.
Were the verdict OF the people to be followed
the prisoner would be accorded the full four.
teen years, and even that would not be a full
expiatiOn of 80 foul q crime.
On Wednesday the La Sale election cases
came 10 an end. The jury hung for a long
time, and were recalled by the judge, who
revised the instructions, when a verdict OF
acquittal was rendered on Thursday. The
question at issue was the right OF citizen to
vote in q ward where he had lived less than
thirty days. The judge held that the whole
corporation was precinct, and that the
wards were for the convenience OF voters,
but that il the man was voter in the cor.
poration he was entitled to vote in any ward,
even though he had lived there but one day.
On yesterday morning the bar met to take
| appropriate action in reference to the death
OF Mrs. Judge McRoberts. Chas. Blanchard
was chosen chairman and L. Leland secreta.
~. Hon. w Bushnell, Z. F. Bull, W. W.
Taylor, Judge Evans aud s. Nicholson were
appointed a committee on resolutions. The
bar will probably attend the funeral and pre-,
sent Il suitable floral offering.
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Remember that IL will pay you to get
prices at Lgnch's before purchasing any.
thing in the dry goods line You will find
there complete stock, and prices in every
case satisfactory. The stock Of ladies' mus
lin underwear is worthy of special attention
lovely, vet cheap.
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#arr[en,

Al the residence Of the brides parents IN South OF.
awa. the ffth DAY OF July 1885, by Rev. T. A. WI.
lams, Mr.. WILLIAM a. BROWN. u Deer Park. and
Miss JOSEPHINE BEGUN.
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ALIEN. VATGHEl.
Seneca. H., July Il. 1858. -Sw

NOTICE ESTATE OF JoHN J, NAGLR. DE
~ CEAsED.-Notice is hereby given, that the I'M
dersigned, Executors of the last will and tesla
ment of John j. Nagle late OF the county of Ia Sail,
and state of Illinois, deceased, will appear before TIT
Probate Court of said county the third Monday (be
ing the 18th day. of September 1885, at the Probate
Court Room, in ottawa, in said county. when and where
all persons having claims demands against said cs
tate notified 10 attend and present the same In wri
ting for adjustment.
Dated this 9Th day of Jnly \. u. 1883.
MARY NAGLE
RICHARD SAGLE,
iulyl4Sw Executors.
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Farms for Sale.

Several nne Farms. nom fDar io siN u.es from o..
taxa. sur sale. Fur pa-'cE'srN rCE.r" .. = W LIN
coin or DIR NANtE GN
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In the Offices,

In the Recorders office the instrument.
filed numbered 4S. The sales amounted u
S27, 995; looms, $9,427. 81. The city sales
were distributed as follows. among the larger
towns: La Sale, four, $3.50; Ottawa, five
$3.50, Streator, three, 81 200; Mendoza, one
5000; EarNille, three, 81, $50. There wert
four loans, in Ottawa, s6,55O one in La
Sale, 500 two in Streator, $536.l2. Fol
lowing are some specimen sales:
Lot 2, blk 3, La Sale, $1,000.
l. II Mas to Margaret Donaher, w47 II OF
Ell Lotto, n, blk 4S, States adm, Ottawa, $500
q l. Fort to John Krishel, l00a pit nwq 81
80, 5, Eagle, -, 400
B Lachman to August Lachman, lots l3
H. blk "a ia Sale, S5,0
John Ustick to Martha and Harriet Browne
pit sh Is, aG. 3, Earl, pit outlots 10, II, blk 8
Stlllson's adm TO Earlville, Ap 4, $4,000.
CLAIMS.
Monday next beng claim day, claims
against the following estates must be filed
on or before that date: Chas. Rabenstein,
George Middleton, VIM. Mitchell, Michael
MullooiX, Geo. II. Bessy, James Kinder, John
Nicholson James McMichael.
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CLAIMS.
Notice.

DR.. Wan. Sheppard will be prepared to Op
crate on all ridgling and other horses tina
may he taken to him ut his intirmary on La
fayette street on Saturday, July 14th.
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4 Big
Opportunity
FOR
lNVESTM ENT.

Having come 10 the conclusion 10 quit my present
stock Of goods, consisting Of Dry Goods. Clothing
Hats Cape Boots and Shoes Groceries and Cookery
established business of - yearsfor sale, in
Seneca now one OF the best towns in the state. owing
to the junction of the Cincinnati Indianapolis and ST.
Louis r. X. also Chicago. Rock leland and Pacific Il.
r. and Illinois and Michigan Canal, making 1t one OF
the best points for trade in the state will sell the
stock and rent the building for Of years, will
sell building and stock, TO suit purchaser rare
chance. not often offered.
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COUNTY ASYLUM.

Notice 10 hereby gwen. that on Thursdays
~, Fridays OF esch week visitors viii De sd-
''-.' l. isyum No visitors sdmi'ted on Sur
T L uilSsUN tCrn'y s1Su'.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-07-19

THE LORDS PRAYER ILLUMINAT-
ED.-This engraving is the most ex-
qusitely designed and superbly exc
euted picture of the Lords Prayer
ever issued. 1t was engraved by
artists possessing the highest skill in
the bank-note fraternity, at an ox-
pense of over SIS, 1000. The size of
the engraving is l2x16 inches print
ed on the best plate paper 1G l-2 K
20 1-2 inches. 1t is the largest pure
line steel plate engraving ever made
In America. 1t is the first picture
ever out on dies by bank note en-
gravers, and transferred by the
transfer press to a steel plate, as a
family picture. If you wish to Sc
cure this engraving now is the time
to do it without delay. For sale by
Ii. L. Holmes, Brockway Centre.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-07-19

FATAL AcCIDENr-July l2, Little
Lilly A. Mchard nearly five years
old, thought to feed some little pigs
that she called her own. She placed
an old pail bottom up beside the
swill barrel; she lost her balance and
plunged head foremost into it, where
she drowned. Mr. Mehard soon af-
ter passed by the barrel toward the
pump for a drink, ho noticed calico
in the barrel but thought it was his
little girls doll. lie soon returned
from the pump TO take the doll out,
but alas, it was his own little Lilly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mehard have the heart
felt sympathy of the whole COM
muaity.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-07-19
CONSUMPTION.

II is said that $4,000 people die an
nually in the United States alone from
this disease. IN some sections of the
country one death in every three is
from Consumption. This can be, and
should be avoided; our people are too
careless about an ordinary cough or
cold. and other symptoms of throat
and lung affections that lead to this
disease. You should arrest it while
it is in the germ. Two or three doses
OF DIR. Bosanko's Cough and Lueg
Syrup will relieve an ordinary cough
or cold. 1t does not dry up cough
like many preparations on the market
and leave the disease behind it, but
acts directly on the throat and bron-
chial tubes, removing all the phlegm
and morbid matter that accumulates
in the throat and lungs. 1t allays all
irritation, aud renders the voice clear
and distinct. Sold by +. 4. Baker
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-07-19
BRoCKwAY CENTRE, lGICII, JULY 10, 1883.

NoTIcE.-A grand ice cream fes-
tival will be held at the now Mason
ic hall i'll the village of Peck, on
Tuesday, July cath, commencing at
$3.50 p. m, for the benefit OF the
Sunday School. A short entertain
ment will be given, consisting Of
vocal and instrumental music, speak
ing, &c. A good time is expected.
Come out and have good time.
Admission % cts. Children 10 cts.
D. G. butcher, ii. o. Babcock,
Supt. Chairman.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-07-19

Z. S. Pool wishes 10 announce to
the farmers that he has repairs for the
Rawsen reaper and mower. He will
handle Rawson reapers and mowers
again this season knowing they are jest
the machines The farmers want. Last
season considerable fault was fouHd
with the mower, this season 1t has
been perfected and the farmers will
find ID to be one Of tho best mowers In
the market to-day. Mr. Poole has rent
ed the building north of the Rapley
House formerly occupied by j. ID.
Vivian ana will always keep on hand
Rawson Reapers and Mowers, repairs
for she same, Steam Engines and
Threshers. Saw mills, sc. He sollcIts
trial by The farmers OF bis machine
before purchasing elsewhere.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-07-19
DROCKWAY.

Hosts of goods at a. & L.
O'Leary's, which will be sold at as
touishing low prices. Good lawns
for Z and 8 cts. Standard Prints 8
to G cts. A choice selection of Nuns
VoiliDgs, Cashimeres, Silks, dc, and
full line of General Merchandise
lower thnn over. If you Nylsh nice
pair of shoes, or some excellent Teas
cheap, call at y. & (. OLeary's for
them.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-07-19
We arc Anxious.

Tibet every vouDg lady should know wha.
q delicate and harmless bsaniier is 10 he
found in BsmilioD'a Oriental BALM. II is
absolutely hsrmless, and IL makes tue com.
plexion So soft. and brilliant, co surely re.
moves all Tan md Freckles, that Que needs
only 10 give IL trial to bs'copvsnced OF its
merits. Only 80 csnss per bottle. Sold b.
c. A. Wells & Co.,