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strange position, one not to be desired;
and, remember, it must be judged not
from the constitutional point OF view
that the Queen only accepts advice, but
from her own point of view that the
Queen, after taking advice, gives her
own commands. No monarch ever yet
quite lost the feeling that, in some in
describable way, he was himself, in
some special degree, responsible for the
welfare of the people, and in that re-
sponsibility alone, be it rs unreal as it
mav-and Englishmen often underrate
the Queens direct influence on affairs
lis Il burden which, to Il lonely woman,
long experience teaches us what to do,
but teaches also how useless the doing
often is. We are no devotees of mon
archy. gravely holding self-government
to be more educativc and more digni-
tied; but there has never been in history
II reign like that of Queen Victoria,
who, surrounded by an impenetrabh
etiquette, breaks it to tell her people
that devotion. even in the humblest OF
followers. has reused in her real friend
ship Republicanism in England
sleeps. and will sleep while the Queen
reigns. Is there not in that mere tru.
ism sufficient biography?
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He Didn't Know Her Very Well.

Some wears AGO Miss Rose Wood was
travelling as star, accompanied by her
husband. Mr.. Lewis Morrison, who now
stands foremost among American ac-
tors who are not stars. Mr.. Morrison
was not cast in the play one night at
New Castle, Pa, and he sat in the or
chcstra Watching the performance. Two
young men sat in front of him. One
was green, the other knowing.
"Ain't she spendid?' said tie green
one referring to Rose Wood.
"Ah, yes" said the other, carelessly
"a good actress; know her intimately
supper with me. She's good sort.
This greatly impressed the green one,
and his friend rose in his estimation al
once. The conversation also interested
Mr. Morrison.
Between the acts, and in the bar
room, Mr.. Morrison succeeded in max.
ing the acquaintance of the two young
men, and, after little talk, invited
them behind the stage, which they ac'
cepted gladly.
When on the stage Mr., Morrison had
his wife called. Gentlemen" he said
this is Miss Rose Wood. my wife. y
The green young gentleman looked at
the knowing one, who turned scarlet
Rose continued Mr. Morrison, 81
need hardly to introduce you to this
gentleman pointing to the knowing
one, ''for he has known you intimately
and, it seems, takes you to supperevery
time you come here.
But the words were not out of his
mouth before the knowing one had made
bolt for the door and was in the street
Mr. Morrison learned after that his
friend had told the story everywhere
and that he had been laughed out Of the
town
Unfortunately there are scores of sucl
young men about. In their mouths the
reputation of no actress is safe. Wha
they do not know they invent. Their,
is small class of other men who dC
know actresses. and who make then
their hobby. These are the most dan
gerous of all. for they embroder cor
amore. The most casual acquaintance
ripens according to their dictum into
warmcst love. They so seldom find
themselves in the presence of a man
who knows the facts that their calum-
MES are believed much too often.
Most actresses know these things, anC
it is one reason why, rs a rule. well.
known ladies Of the stage are more choice
and more reserved in their circle OF
friends than perhaps any other class OF
women
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H. T. GILBERT AND J. H. ECKLEs,


NTArE OF ILLINOlS, "a SALE c. -, >
- In The circuit Court, 10 Speciu! SEPTEMBER ie'W'
A. D. 1853. .....
Thomas Z. Tootlc Thomas X. Hanna, Rnd Win'"n
PEAK mariners 90 Tuotlc. Hanna and C0mpany ry
Aquiila H. Houston. Margaret A. Houston: f.. C. Wood
Win. A. Parker, Edwin Evans. John Jefferson iiuls
ton. Francis 4. Houston, James Houston JOhn q.
Bakeley, Mourning I. Blakeley, Thomas j. Blakeey.
Sarah |. Blakeley Eli f. McVay, Elizabeth X. McVay
The Trustees of schools of the Township Number
Thirty (S0) Range Two co East of 3D. 7. w. La sale
county Illinois, Lyman II. Tower and Augustus Keep
In ChdncerV. .,.
Affidavit of the nOn-resdence of f. G. Wood, william
A. Parker. John o. Bakcley. Mourning ]. Blak ley,
Thomas j. Bakelcy, Sarah |. Bakcey, Augustus Keep
PENDANTS. having been hled in the clerks office OF the
Circuit Court of said county. notice is therefore hereby
given the said nonresident defendants that the com
plainants filed their bill of complaint IN said court on
the chancery side thereof on the 10Th day Of July 1913
and that thereupon summons issued out OF sad court
wherein said suit Is now pending, returnable on The
third Monday in the month of September next as Is ny
law required.
Now, unless you, the said nonresident defendants
above named shall personally be and appear before SAID
Circuit Court the first day of the special term there
Of be holden at Ottawa In and for the said county on
the third Monday lhSeptemher next and plead ans
or dcmur to the said Complanants bill OF complaint
the and the matters and things therein charged
and stated will be taken confessed and decree en-
tered against you according to the prayer of sad bill
WILLIAM w. TAYLOR, Clerk.
ottawa Illinois, July 27th 1888.
n. T. GILBERT Il J. II. ECKLEs Complts' Solrs.
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As To the success of complete iso'ut"'
in preventing infection by cholera, the fac
is quoted that in 1881 the court OF Ru' sin
IS ,Iared it>clf at Pote~hof as long ~ the
rp,d, me continued. Round the imperial
palarr the pestilente made terrible ravages,
hu, not one of The ten thousand inhabitants
of the palace was attacked In 1880 the
military school and a prison at CONSTANT
nopl, isolated themselves III the midst OF
the city full of cholera, and not IA pupil "r
prisoner suffered. In the same year S'Ii(y
kept strictly isolated from all commun'ca
ton with the infected countries, and thr
island remained exempt from the 'err'hl
dlSpaSp
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claiming the banns of matrimony be-
tween a young couple, concluded by say
ing: ''lf there be any objections they
can now be stated" a fashionable
youth, an old admirer of the intended
bride, noticing the eyes of a portion OF
the congregation fixed upon him, rose
up and exclaimed: Il have no objec.
tons for my own part.' to the astonish-
ment of all about him, and resumed his
seat as if he had done mere formal
piece of business.
"Syphax" sends the following: IL was
much amused in reading in morning
paper an account, by lady, of an art
list famed for his interiors. Going off in
a Partingtonian rapture she exclaimed,
His insides are perfectly beautiful
Aud | thought could match it by an
incident that occurred shortly after. As
| did nv marketing, stout female had
purchased large roasting piece fteef,
which the butcher carefully trimmed OF
n portion of its flank and bones. and
turning to his boy he sang out. Here
John, take Mrs. McDonald's bones and
do them up in paper. - Boston
Transcript.
That man was u conscientious Chris
tan who recently died in Somerville
and concerning whom this story is told
He had married the second time, anC
his wife, n loving and kind-hearteo
woman, was greatly disturbed at hisap'
preaching dissolution. II believe there
is no chance of my recovery. he said
She shook her head and burst into tears
1.-The doctor says no, but there is one
consolation--you're prepared John. >
Eyes, I'm quite prepared "Ther
we'll meet in heaven" she said. Yes
I hope so; but, rs was married before
we can only meet rs friends. This l.
rather hard on the poor widow if sht
doesn't happen to get married again.
Som Grille Journal.
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A SUMMER COTTAGE.
How to Furnish it and How to Make II
Complete,

MRS. NJ. b." wishes some hints in re-
gard to the furnishing of summer cot.
tage ir the mountains. For my part,
like something on the floor, even of the
humblest room. Mating looks so cool,
and is so easily kept perfectly sweet and
clean, that it is preferable to anything
else; but it is open to the objection that
muddy footprints show "for all they are
worth (to be explicit rather than ele-
ganD, and must be Immediately cleans
ed, and this ought to be done with hot
water with Il little salt in il. A RUG that
will cover the center of the room, and
so give it an air of home, on rainy day
may be substituted. 1t is II wise pre-
caution to provide ones self with an
abundance of cushions. Then seats may
be improvised almost anywhere ut will.
These cushions may be covered as sim
ply as possible, with cretonne or Turkey
red calico, or with coarse worsted goods.
If they are made like pillow-cases, sc
that they can be removed and dried if
they are damp, it will be found worth
Willie. As for the decoration of the cot
tage this may be safely left for heyoung-
or members of the party, If there are
Younger members; grasses, ferns, and
curious objects found in the woods may
relieve walls of II barren look. Tack 4
large sheet of white paper or cardboard
to the wall, on this put with pins the
lovely moths and strange insects which
abound. They must first be chloro-
formed or treated with benzine, and have
death made easy The want of a good
bed often drives the summer pilgrim
home, and if your retreat is accessible
and it is possible to do so, by all means
take with you good bed. 1t is not at
all necessary that you should have a
bedstead The springs of the wire mat
tresses may be placed on the floor, or
they may be arranged with pieces
of board so that they will answer IN ex-
cellcnt purpose. A cottage does not
look habitablc unless it has something
at the windows. Curtains of cheese
cloth are certanly inexpensive, but it is
not necessary that all the windows be
neatly curtained. LambrcQuins may be
Iimprovised from old muslin dresses, or
slips of lace, or OF crciouHc. These may
be made straight acroS, ,Ie bottom and
be trimmed or cut in points or Scallops.
The table in the SitIjng-ruom, which
may be Of an Imprinted pine board,
ought 10 have 4 spread. Make this OF
scarlet Turkish towciing, or OF drab; cut
the edge in scallop~ and bind with braid
OF YOU may possibly find remnant al
Che store of some pretty scarlet worsted
-.
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Atan examination of teachers recent
" in one of the Western States, Some
strange answers were made. One can
didate, being asked to name three liv-
ing poets, promptly gave the names OF
Shakespeare, Byron and Longfellow.-
Another was asked when Shakespeare
died, and replied about twenty years
ago somewhere in "Injcanny." Still
another thought that Secretary FIRE.
linghuysen was zone o them new patent
machines"
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TIE Str3ngsh Of ,ll s.s1le.

Philadelphia is whore they make IT,.
This is the distributing point for the
United States. Tn" F.o,r,s charm your
eyes. but you must be hl.ud ii You could
not hear the garlic ~mcL They -al this
fragrant herb was introduced into Penn
sylyania by a farmer who came from
over the seas and located near WincHes-
ter. He sowcd It field Of It for green
fodder for his cattle. 1t tcII upon good
ground, because there is no other k,nd
in that county. and it grew and brought
forth 100000 fold And it spread al
over the country. Down the shaded lane
: and in the fairy deli. on yerdant hillside
and in the daisy-spr.nkled meadow,
wherevertwo or three blades IT grass are
gathered together there is 4 bInch Of
garlic in their midst. You never saw
ANYTHING like it out West. Sometime, the
COW wanders into il and dcvours it with
relish for the clover. And then when
YOU drink a glass of milk You 20 around
breathing on the flies in wanton cruelty,
Just TO see them e.-R. j. Burdgtte IN
Cincinnati Enquirer.
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DuNCAN, n,CONOR & WALL,

,TA,EE; II.l.Ir.ol:-, L. SALE Co.
- SIS IN the county court n Ld Sale cou"ty.
M, SeUls0,ber Term, 1873. -
Ann UNel rs. Nicholas Nertrcy.-Ih attachment
Demand. xIt.N, , ,,,,
Public notice Is hereby given t. y'u the said Nicho,
ont of the office OF the Clerk Of he County Court of
said La Sale county, al tie suit u tue sad Ann oNel,
and against the estate of sald Nltu"ias Nerfncy, Tor
four dollars, besides int rest, directed 10 ;hc
Sherlt OF said county 10 execute. ,
Now, unless you the SAID NiChn'"s Nertney. snail
personally be and appear before The sid County Court
If said county rclore the tr-t day Of the next
term thereof be holden at the court House. in the
city of Ottawa In said county. Oh the FIRST Monday OF
September A. D. 1888 give special all and plead 10 said
plaihtii s action, Judgment VIII "cnicred against you
In favor of said AnE Oxen. and much Of the prop
erty attached sold rs may be sufficient 10 satisfy the said
Judgment. interest and costs 1900 ,., CT,
ottawa, Illinois. August &, 1883. .
DuN,,AN. o. oNoR & WALL. PlNtit's' Attys. aUgll
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A sure Cure for Skin Diseases.

By DR.. Frazier's Magic Ointment, Cure
"a il bv magic: Pimples, Black Heads o'
Grubs, Blotches and Eruptions on the face,
leaving the skin clear, healty and beautiful
Also cures Itch, Salt Rheum, Sore Nipples
Sore Lips, old, obstinate Ulcers, Sores, etc
Sold by all druggists and mailed or receipt
of price, 50 cents. For sale by Forbes ~
Tnrriauy
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NOTICE. ESTATE OF LUDWIG MICHAEL, DEG
~ Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned Adj
ninisrator with will annexed of the estate of LudM +
Michaee late ofthe county of La Sale ana STATE OF IN
said county the third Monday (beng the th day OF
September SS3 at the Probate Court ROOM in OTTAWA
in said county when and where all persons having
claims or demands against said estate are notified to
attend and present the in writing for adjustment
Dated this 30h day of July 4. y: 1888.
FRANCIS j. BLUST.
aupl-3y Administrator, &c.
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The True Test.

II man Is hungry within an hour more or
less after meal he lie q dyspeptic, it shows
his stomach is not able to dispose OF what he
has eaten, but TO eat again and thus impose
more work, is absurdity. Take Dr. Jones
Red Clover Tonic, which cures dyspepsia.
and all stomach, liver, kidney and hlad'rr
troubles. 1t Is perfect tonic, appe'iz
blood purifier, sure cure for ague and be-,
larlsl diseases. Price 30 cents, Of L :
GTiggs
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THE SMALL BOY ON ERRANDs.

Where is the small boy going?
The small boy is going on an errand.
How do you know that the small boy
is going on an errand?
Because the small boy is in such 4
hurry.
How can You tell that the small boy
is in hurry?
| can tell you by the thoroughness
with which he examines everything
about him.
Is this exercise very eXhausting?
Exceedingly; you see that he has to
sit down and rest before he has half
completed his survey.
But what is the small boy doing now?
In order to get to his destination the
quicker, he has jumped upon passing
wagon.
But the wagon is going in the direc-
ton from which he came.
1t makes no difference. All roads lead
TO Rome, YOU know, and all directions
are the same to the small boy. The
only directions he is careless of are those
which were given him when he started
on his errand.
What is the small boy doing now?
The small boy is now playing marbles
with another small boy.
Then he has forgotten his errand?
Oh. no; he is only exercising his mem
DRY. He is trying to see how long he
can remember his errand amidst dis
tracing circumstances. 4
VIII the small boy ever get to his dcs-
tination?
He will if he keeps on in the direction
in which he is now crawling.
How soon do YOU think?
| cannot say; but once heard of a
man who went around the world in 80
Boston Transcript.
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President Arthur is said to be getting
bald. All great fishermen sooner OF
later lose their hair. He should keep
what he has in net.
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Go to your druggiet for Mrs, Freeman's
"" National Dyes. For brightness and du'
rahlir, Of color they are unequaled. Color
from to pounds. Directions In English
md German. Price. Is cents.
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possess wonderful fattening properties, and
produces beef OF very superior quality.
But he adds that the sorghum must he fed
eau iously at first, until the cattle Income
ustI To it, on account of danger ut Their
eating o freely of the material, cau~wg
securing, etc. The seeds of cane 'fr
equal in value, pound tor ound, ,o "NI- or
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sorghum for fa''eHing cattle Is highly
recommended BY Dr.. KedsIe, Of the Mich.
Ican Agricultural College II has been
found BY some who have irIed, he says, to
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Catarrh Is the seed OF consumption, and
unless taken in time is very dangerous dis
ease. Halls Catarrh Cure never fails to
cure. Price rs cents. Sold by druggists.
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IN PRIMER LAkJUAG :,


Why does the young lady hug hug her
sunshade so atlcctionately?
She is in the employ OF II surgeon.
In the employ of surgeon? What do
you mean?
Do You not see the crutch of her
sunshade now protruiing from her left
shoulder?
Oh, yes see that quite plainly.
There. did you see her gouge out that
gentleman's eye?
1t was neatly done.
Very; that is probably the twentieth
eve she has obliterated during her walk.
The surgeon will pay her for her kind
ness to him.
Does she coniine her operations to
optics?
No; sometimes she destroys nose,
and occasionally slashes cheek. She
is very versatile. She is more terrible
than an army with banners.
But do not the gentlemen hate her?
Oh, no, they love and admire her; but
they detest and despisc her parasol.
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II ,ecms impossible hat md, nade {"
such common, simple plants IA HOPS
Buehu, Mandrake, Daudeliun, a., Sh"ni'
make 81 MANY and such great curas as tlot
Bitters do; but when Old and young, ;ich a.
poor, pastor and doctor, lawyer and editor
all testify To having been cured by them '"d
must believe and try them yourself AMI
doubt no longer.
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One Of our best citizens would say 20 the
pnnlic that he has tried Halls Catarrh Cure,
and il il all that Is claimed for il. Price -
cent. urr bottle
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Exchange on Chicago and New Y DIRK
And all the principal cities east west
Bought AND SOLD.
Exchange on England Ireland. Scotland aud Ak
TO suii purchasers.
U. >. Revenue Stamps of all denominations
col stantly on hand and for sale.
United States Bonds, Local Securities Cole
an" Silver bought and sold.
asnking hours from 9 A. NJ TORN.
Jan.l2. 1878 q. /. LiNDLEY. Assist Cashier
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The only man who ever got ahead Of
the small boy was a King named Herod.
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DUNCAN, O,CONaR & WALL,


CTATE OF ILLlN olS u SALE Co.'S
- IN ne Circuit Court 10 OciO5er Term A. d. 1858
The Academy of the Sisters Of Mercy oil 81. Joseph
rs Eugene Gray, Ann Noonan ana Patrick 0ilallo;
ran EXt'rs &C., OF Mathew NoUnan. decd EDWARD
Noonan, Margaret Leonard. Mary Noonan, Caharlne
Burke Bridget Sheik Susan Hart and Mary Grim
mings In ChdncerB "
Affidavit of non-residence OF Susan Hart and Mary
Cummings implicated with the above dtfendants,
having been fled in the clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court said county, notice Is therefore hereby gwen
10 the said nonresldens defendant that the complain
ant filed its amended bill of complaint in said court
on the chancery side thereof On the 18th day OF July
1888 and that thercupon summons Issued out OF SAID
court wherein said suit is pending returnabe on
the second Monday in the month Of October next us Is
by law required. -,
Now, unless you, the said nonresident defendants
above named shall personally be and appear before said
Circuit Court the first day Of the next term thereof
be holden at Ottawa In and for the said county on
the second Monday in october next and Plead answer
or demur To said compliments bill of complaint.
the and the matters and things therein charged
and stated will be taken cOnfcssed and decree en-
tered against you according 10 the prayer of said bill
WILLIAM w. TAYLOR, Clerk.
OTTAWA, Illinois. Aug. 9Th, A. - 1888.
DUNCAN. U'CoSoR& WALL. Complts Soils. aug-l4Y
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AM EEL RICHOI.SON, Attorney ana
- Counselor at law. WIN practice In the courts OF
La sale and adjoining counties ONCE west Of Cour
House, ottawa. III. noYl.
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NOTICE.-EsrATE OF GEORGE. BRONSON, DK
~ CEAsED.-Notice il hereby given, that the un.
iersgned Executors of the last will and testament
Of George + Bronson, late OF the county OF La Sale
and state of Illinois, deceased, will appear before the
Probate Court of said county the third Monday (bc
ing the 18th day. of September 1883. al the Probate
Court Room. In ottawa, In said county, when and where
all persons having claims demands against said es
tate are notified attend and present the same In wr
ting for nd jusrment
Dated this list day of August 4. D. 1883. ,,,
CHART OTTE VI. BRONSON.
LEONARD BRONSON,
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