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the boy were thrown out with good deal 81
violence, out strange 10 say received only
very slignU Injuries. Mr., Hossack received a
slight cut on the ear, and Mrs. Hossack aud
the little boy received no injury beyond the
nervous shock. II was narrow escape.
BLAScuARD AT tho Inspection aud Drill
Of Company d., last night, n pleasant feature
Of the evening was u surprise on Capt.
Blanchard, when after drill he was presented
with magnificent gold watch, of which Mr..
w. T. Tress furnishes us the following
description:
cold Hunting, Louis XIV case, With
finely ieweled, nickel adjusted, l6 size move
ment. The case is engraved, on front lid,
with Capt. Blauchard's initials IS. r. B" in
monogram; on back, '1SS3," also in mono
gram; on inside cap, presented Capt. s. r.
Blanchard, hy present and former members
of Co. D., 4th Infantry, III. n. g., May 25th,
1883"
The Captain has been model officer and
he can now feel that his work has been ap.
prcciated by his command, We cong-Atu-
late him.
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He Repeats The Remark.

"wll you please repeat that remark. VI. Ma,h.-
az"
Turning to look your representative squarry in
the face the head Of the house Of sorcn Msthlsou d
Co. Pharmacists, No lsG9 stare street Marble Block
Chicago, replied: yves, SIR with pleasure My re.
mark was that We consider PAEREE's GINoEE Tonic,
now called FARKER's TOXIC, the best article OF It's
kind in the market our sales for the last Sis months,
tell the whole story ana settle cqueson. TIE Tonic,
Ike a good dinner carries It's own rccommg ndation
with H. It's bound to sweep the West Ike prairie on
fire. In cases of rhcumatsIu dyspepsia and liver and
kidney troubles 1t scores successes and wins friends
every day"
Hrscoy Co. beg to call public atcnion to Tie .act
that hereafter PAEKEGs GISoEE ToSIc VII be adrcr
tsed and sold simply under the name Of PAEEER's
Toxic. We make this change for The reason that an
prnclrled dealers are constantly GcccvInG their Gus
toners by substituting Inferior preparations under the
name Of ginger; aud as ginger really unmporaHt
luyorinS Ingredient, We drop the misleading word.
There Is no change, ho,ceesr. bi ne preparation
ielr and all bottles remaining IN the hands Of deal
ere, wrapped under the name OF PhEEEE's GISoER
Toxic contain the genuine medicine II the FAC smile
signature Of Hrscox Co is at the bottom Of the out.
side wrapper. mayl9
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Jnpancse Babies

The Tea store has heen greatly enlarged
and improved, and big stock Of teas aud
coileeh IS now on hand, By all odds the finest
ever opened here and in every respect as
good as sold anywhere. The American lea
Company, Il big institution IN New York,
finding that first class goods are appreciated
here, send only the best imported goods to
their Ottawa branch. They have opened
this seasons picking direct from Japan, EN-
bracing sun.dried Japan, Ysngoo leaf, For
mosus, Gunpowder, Young Hyson, and in
fact a fresh assortment Of all ne,c teas They
will have also fresh roasted cofrees for this
occasion. They have 1000 extra presents,
besides the usual once, to give away during
the week, commencing this morning and
lasting till Saturday night the week follow.
ing, thus giving everyone who buys pound
of tea two nice presents.
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my. NJ which time the following programme


'nI' " ""''n ''u'e 'h' ''io"'"s p'"S
Wa 'c"r7''" W.,
Nns'H' E'Hho, Ootme', wv t, "n Era,y
(,ost.llu Inrrrzo Ball,
Defamation, "The Barou's Last Banquet"
George fehEey, p.,,,,,o,
De''"''i'''0"' pnh.rt 7 T,nlny,
Defamation, "Rwermouth Ro cks," .........
May Patcheh'
I4'ho ~ ~ II 49, NJ nm
Dec,nmation "s<ipper Ircson's Bridc,".
Anna Trainer.
Defamation; fohIenoy, ...,,i ''''''''''''
D.olom.,i,' s,TLn R.vnlntionayy Rising"
Annie L. Porter.
Free Gymnastics. .....'''''' $1,000
OrERArTA katie Dean, or inc L'''le nag
'Ne' ''',tt,n.i. ~, Kori MR.
Katie Dean, Fannie NJ Trimble
Lady who adopts Katie Maggie l.. McNair
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The most delightful social event in ct
tawa since Lent was the German given by
Miss Eliza Porter, on Tuesday evening, AZ
the residence of her father, j. T.. Porter, Esq.
It was ladies' choice party and was attend
ed by nearly all the yonng people and
younger married folks" Of the city, with r
number Of guests from other cities. The
evening was cool and pleasant and dancing
began shortly before nine, continuing until
eleven, when IN elegant refTeshment was
served After refreshments the German was
danced, Miss Porter and Mr.. l.. H. Strawn
leading. The figures were yeiy pretty and
some very funny, while the faVors were
quite unique and tasty. Tie German had
been given here few times before but had
never been danced by 20 many, and il proved
most enjoyable. With so suspicious begin
ning (for practically it was really the first
German given here we shall expect it will
soon become very popular with the young
ueOOle.
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Messrs, Pickens e Son, whose dairy bust
ness is rapidly extending on accoant OF the
superior quality of milk they supply, find it
necessary to put on another wagon, and for
this purpose one has just been completed for
them by Gay " Son. Next week they will
commence making two trips q day to all
their patrons, delivering milk in convenient
season, morning and evening.
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Grave ftDDbprs

or all classes of people the professional
grave robbers are most despised. He robs
us of our dear friends for few dollars How
different is this new grave roober, DR.. Bge.
lows Positive Cure, which robs graves OF
thousands Of consumptives. This unequaled
remedy for coughs colds and consumption,
whooping cough, Group and all throat and
lung diseases, subdues and conquers these
troubles speedily. safely and thoroughly
Trial bottles free, Of +. Y. Grlggs. ~
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Mr, Cisco, Of the ilrst ward, lost ha family
COW on Monday by either poisoning or
drowning, it is not known which. Some
boys who saw the animal go into the river at
the mineral spring grounds say that she act
ed as though she had been poisoned. Others
seem to think that the boys themselves had
something to DO about driving her into the
water. Whatever mag have been the cause,
the loss falls heavily upon the losers.
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EYcifel ThnIISaniiA

All over the land are going into ecstasy
over DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. Their unlocked for recovery by the
timely use of this great life Saving remedy,
causes them to go nearly wild in its praise.
1t is guaranteed to positively cure Severe
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Hay Fever, Bronchi-
lis, Ioarseness, Loss Of Voice, or any atlec-
ton of the Throat and Lungs. Trial bottles
free at G. Gehring's Drug Store. Large size
Il 90 10y
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Horning.-S:O0 business, report of commit
tees; 945, devotional exercises; 1890, essay,
"Eschatology," Rev, Roswell o. Post, Spring
field; discussion.
Itternoon-2:00 Narrative Of the State OF
Religion, neurology; PAS, communion ser
vice, sermon by Rev II. NJ, Scudder. Chlca-
90; 4:S0, chlldreu's Sunday school meeting,
Nj. c. Hazard, Philadelphia, presiding; Rev
f. F. Howe, Peoria, Hon. 2. c. Hayes, Nor
ris, and Rev. Z. d. Eton, Oak Park, making
addresses.
Ecening, The sunday School: The
Work OF the Church for the Sunday School,
Rev. Arthur Little, Chicago; The Work OF
the Church in the Sunday School, Rev. c. L.
Morgan, Moline; The Work Of the Church
through the Sunday School, Rev. Simeon
Gilbert, Chicago. Adjournment
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It must have been u terrible state OF affairs
that caused the Psalmist to ask: "Who can
stand before his coldm In his day the rem.
edies we're few and doubtful; how much
HAMMER should this generation be, that has
as household remedy DR.. Bulls Cough Syr-
IN: so wonderful has been its cures that mil
lions rise up and call 1t blessed"
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Clark IL Fyfe seem to have struck Bonan-
"a IN their Golden Acorn Flour, which IS sell.
ing rapidly ard always gives ahundant sat.
isfaction One trial will satisfy anyone that IL
is the best grade to buy. Manufactured ex-
pressly for them
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NOTICE..-EsTATE OF GgoBGE H. BERRY, DE
~ CRAsED-NOtice is hereby given, that the under
signed. ADMINISTRATIVE Of the estate OF George T.
Berry late OF the county OF La Sale and ttate OF III
nos. deceased, will appear before the Probate Court
OF said county the third Monday being the 18TH day.
Of July 1855 at the Probate Court I.Oem In Ottawa. In
said county when and where all persons having GLAZING
Or demands against said estate are n0tned TO attend
and present the same IN writing Tor adjustment.
JULIA C. BERRY.
raye6-sw Adnliristratr.N.
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Wishes to cay to his numerous friends that
he has opened an office in the Opera House
Block on La Sale street, opposite Towards
restaurant, where he can be consulted. Ur-
dcrs left on slate, or at his residence, corner
Illinois avenue and Benton street. West Side,
will receive prompt attention.
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Shipping had a rough time of on Lake
Michigan last Sunday night and Monday
morning, and several wrecks are reported,
the most serious being that Of The schoon-
CT Nellie Burt, loaded with coal, which
went down opposite Evanston with oil on
board-,en men, Vessel and cargo were
worth $50, 1000.
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\ Grand Display

Never before equalled in this city from an all
cotton to an all silk, satin or velvet i'll ali The
shades, in plain, chequci, striped bro
catled, &c. We have the undisputed title in
the newest and uobbiest styles. Cali aud
examine our stock. Respectfully,
FORBES & FLICK.
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That excellent line, the Grand Rapids q
Indiana r. X. is on hand with tempting an
nouncements for the coming summers re-
creation and sport in northern Michigan
trout grayIing, black bass, pickerel and mus.
kalonge fishing. a. b. Lett, Grand Rapids,
is general passenger agent.
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Numerous dogs In this city have fallen un.
der the accurate aims of the policemen dur
Ing the past week. The time for mercy to
the canine family was extended to Mon
day asst, since which time all thst had not
paid the city tax were liable 10 execution ON
.;,yIt
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The Rdil,cay Age comes to us this week in
a new dress, issued from the Ages new build
ing, lC3 Adams street, Chicago. The Rdit'uay
Age is one on the ablcst class papers in the
world, and is evidently appreciated by the
RAILWAYS Of America, whose welfare is 50 ably
and INCREASINGLY watched by it, for it is one
of the most prosperous papers in the land
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A daughter of Edmund Dineen, of north
Ottawa, was run over by farm team on Mon
day, receiving some bruises so severe that
Dr. Smurr was called.
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Golden Acorn Flour is the BEST in the mar
ht 1t will make the most nutritious and ,ChO'e-
some,brcad that can be made. Manufactured
and for sale only by Clark d Fyfe.
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The directors of the South Ottawa Gravel
Road Company held 8 meeting on Satur-
day last, and among other transactions paid
a tour per cent. dividend 70 the stock
bnIpnrs
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The seating Of the two principal court
rooms has been in progress during she week,
aud those two rooms seem nearly ready for
occupation.
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Gates Feed Yard is in order, with good

Gates fetu 1aru is III Oruer, WIN sOOu
water.
The diminutive gentleman who drove the
advertising cart and donkey of the kari
troupe around the streets Thursday AZ one
time narrowly escaped serious II not fatal
accident. While the band was playing at
the corner OF Main and La Sale streets the
dwarf was seated in his road cart near by
In the throng that gathered to hear the mu-
sic was a gentleman driving Oh excited
horse. which in rearing and plungng (beiug
also whipped most outrageeusly), at one
time brought its fore feet down upon the
back of the seat OF :he little fellows cart,
one ofthe hoofs grazing his back and leaving
a streak Of mud the entire length Of the coat.
As il was no one was injured, but the Karl
man said he was pretty thoroughly scared.
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ISutterIck's Patterns.

All the new patterns for the summer are
now in. Call for catalogues.
SCoTT Bros. IL Co.
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Our Note Book .

gave him his first rejection
At Newport, year ago;
At Christmas, with proper reflection,
Again, in New YORK., said mo"
There's in grammar a rule | remember
vOncgatiycs-howd does it iun?
81 the cards have gone out for September,
And my white satin gown is begun.
-Nac York Lire.
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gational) Of Illinois will he held in this city
next week, beginning on Monday. The fol.
lowing is the programme:
MONDAY, MAY 2STu.
S p. m-SermoD, Rev Richard Ed wards,
Princeton.
TUESDAY, MAY 18th.
-u1rning. $50, organization; reading
rules and appointment OF nominating aud
business committees. $3.50, devotional eXer-
cIses 1000, reports OF registrars, limited to
five minutes each. HOO, reports OF Western
Ed. Society, New West Ed. Commission, Chi
cago Theological Seminary and State S. S.
Secretary. Reports limited to fifteen min
utes, and each to be referred 10 special
committee.
Afternoon. annual meeting Of the Il.
linois Home Missionary Society, Rev. L. r.
Goodrich, president. 800 report of the
committee on Ministerial Aid, by Rev. VIM.
\. Lloyd, of Ravenswood; 345, essay,
Qualifications for Church Membership"
Rev. II. Y. Burton, Sycamore.
Eye,.ing.-7:3O, Home Missionary Meeting:
The Home Field Rev. James Tompkins, Chi
caCo; Congregational Union, Rev. Robert
West, Chicago; The New West, Rev. F. \.
Noble, Chicago; The Am. Missionary Asso-
citation, Rev. Jas. Powell, Chicago.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 30TH.
MorHing.-SO0 business, reports OF COM
mittees; $50, devotional exercises; 900, re.
port from Woman's Board OF Missions; $50,
report Of committee on Overture of Elgin
Association, Rev. Arthur Little, chairman;
1000, essay, Law and the Liquor Traffic."
Rev, F. A. Noble, Chicago: discussion.
Atrernoon.-z:0O, business, reports Of com.
mittees; 800, essay, "Inspiration," Rev. II.
(. Butler, Jacksonville; discussion.
Ere1.iag.-730, Foreign Mission Meeting:
Rev. 5. j. Humphrey, Chicago; Mrs. c. II.
Case, tRep. of Woman's Board; Rev. II. VI.
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There is some talk among the Odd Fellows
of this city of organizing uniformed bat
III
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Ladies in want of the hest made trunks AZ
the lowest living prices please call and see
our stock and learn our prices.
NJ STIEFEL & Co
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Peru has organized Business Mems Asso-
citation, with II. Bellinghausen as president.
The Herald says: "The Association will I'M
doubleday include every business man in the
city. The first work to be taken under con-
slderaton will be the dead-beats, OF which
every member can furnish good long list.
These worthless vagabonds of society can
no lorger give the d'gital reply to the mcr.
chant when asked to settle, with the idea
that others seek their patronage; the black
list Will be on file with every member of the
ASSOC alton.
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Mexico is a 'queer country" and in spite
of Its nearness to us, is comparatively little
known. Now that there is an awakening
interest in that country however, the letters
of our genial correspondent j. d. ii. are par
ticuarly timely. The letters have been very
interesting land more are to be given y they
present some strange facts but are graphic
pen pictures OF actualities seen in hasty
trip through the country Our correspondent
draws In broad lines-a sketcher in crnyon-
but the figures are true to nature, and in
stantly recognizable by those who have been
on the ground.
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Fox SALE.--Small engine and boiler,
cheap. Enquire Of ID. L. Grove.
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Mossrs. c. G. ~ c. /. Bonney, "counsel for
complainant" kindly sendus the abstract
of Evidence" in the Utica Bridge ease. We
shall enjoy reading it as we would the alma-
nae for the past five or six years, having read
it regularly, in type aud proof, about twice
yc&r during that time, with arguments pro
and con. I'D lib. The book is neatly gotten up,
and the editing Of The evidence is very care
fully done Some OF our lawyers could take a
Lesson from IT., but we must admit we are in
doubt which we should prefer reading
lin case Of necessity, this neat pamphlet
or a ratcnt office report ten years old.
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Newports and circulars for ladies $l.2 at
Stiefel's
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Anew manufacture has sprung up In Eng
land, and one which, according 10 the IRON,
promises well FOR these who have embarked
in it. This is the manufacture OF fire bricks
from flint, at works which have lately
beer started at Charlton, Kent by the
Thames Flint Fire Brick Company. The
bricks are manufactured under Sir Henry
Edwards patent. These bricks have been
tried in various steel and iron works furnac.
es developing intense heat, Including sie-
menN regeneratlye furnaces, and the results
in al cases are reported to be most satlsfac-
tory.
BY all odds the finest railroad Summer
Book" we have seen this season is "Recon-
noissance Of the Northwest" issued by the
c., NJ. S st. P. +. r. 1t is profusely and
most handsomely illustrated with views of
scenery and summering places on that road
In Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa and Dakota;
while the text is very interesting descrlp.
ton Of the natural and artificial beauties of
those states, and the features OF the we'll
known summer resorts there, as well as the
less known, but by no means less attractive,
spots to be reached by this road. The book
will give any rational man the Northwest
Sumnering Fever" in half an hour. A. V.
IL. Carpenter, Milwaukee, is general passen-
ger agent and wiSl send you copy on appli-
cation; and also a copy of ''Ihe Tourists
Guide" to the same regions, containing COM
pletc information relative to hotels and SUM
mer boarding places along the line of his
road, also routes, rates of fare, local maps,
synopses of game laws, information for
sportmen, &c, &c, one Of the most COM
plcte hand books for the territory covered we
have ever received.
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The "Bookscllers' Row." on State St, Chi
cago, at present gives the old book buyer
that feeling Of loneliness experienced by Old
eye Ievisitiug scenes Of bOyhoOd The older
houses 0! "before the fire. days long since
disappeared from the Grow" but for many
years later Jessrs. Jansen, McCIurg IL Co.
had preserved 1t from anuihilation, il not in
deed in It's presiine glory, but now even they
have gone and the Row" is dismantlcd
undergoing renovation (obliteraton in
measure) TO make way for a stock Of dry
goods. while Jansen, McCiurg d Co. follow
ing the new retail movement, have gone
over TO Wabash Avenue just block east
They there have magnificent quarters-a large
building, with salesroom lighted by fun plate
windows on east aud south. We believe We
never saw finer book store. We don't be.
ieye there l. q finer in America. In the same
eighborhood, too, all the other houses Of
consequence ale located so that "Booksel-
ers' Row" has simply changed location, with
the happiest Of results in securing pleasant
quarters.
Joliet is vigorously pressing the subject Of
additional eastern railroad facilities. The
Nelrs says the indications are that the c. NJ.
Il st. P, G. q y. W. and c. B. 81 Q. roads are
pushing in that direction. Some meetings
of the Board Of Trade have been held to take
the matter in hand and q committee has been
appointed to organize company and OBTAIN
a charter, having for its object the building
of a railroad from Joliet east, intersectiug all
railroads running cas-. from Chicago.
The La Sale Press accounts for the floods
and sudden rises in the river to tile drainage,
and suggests that The bottom road there will
have to be raised. The Press should read
Mr. W T. Stackpole's article on foods re.
Gently published in the FREE TRADER, when
il would learn that very important cause
OF high water in the Illinois river viii be aud
is that very road Itself.
aurora manages 10 keep her boom going,
By constant work. The latest is that her citi-
zess have guaranteed the raising Of $50, 900
for the establishment OF a watch factory
there, and the enterprise is now an assured
thing. II the Chicago parties, who frs, made
the proposition, come 10 time.
The Kankakee Gazette says the shoe factory
there is turning out 900 pairs Newport ties
per week, and employing 81 hands. This
output il up to the capacity Of the present
force, and samples in the hands Of travelling
men have been called 10.
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persOnal.

D,-Nrs A. C. Barnett is mt Gro;on, Oak.
BART.-T. B. McDonough Is in Huron,
Dakota.
DGyr.-Hon. John o. Dent Of Wenona,
has returned from Florida.
NORRIS. Mr.. George II Norris, of Florida,
was in town this week,
BAsNETT -MIss Helene Basnett returned
Yesterday from a long visit ia Iowa.
KrNplG.--Miss Marion Kendg returned TO
her Pennsylvania home this week,
THoRNE.-MIss Fannie lhorne has been
the guest OF Mrs T. Z. MacKplay this week.
TnAcKER-Mrs. Matte Vhacker made a
visit to her fathers this week, in Deer Park
WALRoD. &c. NJ. Wslrod, OF Galesourg,
has been in this city during tn" past Few
days.
Mr.. Al. Forbes, formerly of this city, now
of Georgetown, Col, has been 10 the Guy
this week.
MArnxn.-Mrs a. c. MatAeris to sa,! for
Europe soon, to make the Grand Tour q lhe
continent.
surprARp.-Dr sheppard was in Chicago
this week, assisting in organizing an aseoci-
ton of Veterinary Surgeons for Illinois,
CooK.--Prof. W. Cook, lnte Of the Norris
Normal and Scientic Institute, passed
through Ottawa on Thursday for the West.
TExAs--Mr. and Mrs. p. Childs, of this
city, left for Texas on Tuesday last, Intend
ing, we believe, TO be gone several weeks.
ALLgN.--Mayor E, G. Allen returned home
from the east on Wednesday evening. On
Tuesday, at Detroit, lie encountered snow.
ScnooL.-Prot. J. II. Freeman, principal
OF the West Aurora schools, was the guest
of the Ottawa High School yesterday after
noon.
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THURSDAY. MAY 3lsT

Scudder, Chicago; Rev. j. l.. Atkinson, o.
Japan.
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worth $4,000.

GENERAL AssOCIATIoN.-Th 10th ann uni
meeting Of the General Association (CongIc-
gationaD Of Illinois will he held in this city
next week, beginning on Monday. The fol.
lowing is the programme:
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TUESDAY, MAY 29TI

s p. m-SermoD, Rev. Richard Ed ward
Princeton.