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DR. w. II. BALDWIN,
HFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NORTHEAST
" corner u Second and L streets. Office Hours
10 A. NJ to 12M.;8P.M. to5P. MIN fe2s.1m
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ILAsr sroHr's DISPATCHES TO THE RroORD-uuos.l
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EEoE AND BRASS FOUNDER AisD sa
4 ehf7fst. Front md n streets. Hezlriacluro- q
Guttenbsrger'a do-ss PoweTs, Patezt Slzaand Rolsl
End CloE Crnehel and Barley KILLS. al 1nds o
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zcDearborn Ave, Chicago. Nov. Z.

7e Dearborn Ave-, Chicago, Nov. 2.
have been great sufferer from
averyweak stomach, heartburn, and
dyspepsia in its worst form. Nearly
everything l ate gave me distress,
and l could eat but little. l have
tried everythingrecommended have
taken the prescriptions of a dozen
physicians, but got no relief until I
took Browns Iron Bitters. feel
none of the old troubles, and am a
new man. / am getting much
stronger, and feel first-rate. / am
railroad engineer, and now make
my trips regularly. l can not say
too much in praise of your wonder
ful medicine, DC. MACK.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
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Diseases OF the Tmoat. Office, 4299 street,
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SACRAMENTO REcoRD-uNioN,
San Francisco Ofice. No. s New MOntgOm.
cry street palace HoteD-F. E. Haswell, Agent
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sTATIoNERs. PRINTERS, ETJ.
Il. s. Crecker q G0.-Import.ng and Manufact.
urtng Stationers, Printers and LithogTaphers, Nos
sl5, 21g ana 2I9 Bush street, above aanBons,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-12-22
From Freedom.

FnEEDoM, Dec. l9.--GeOrge Martin
from Iowa, is visiting his brothers Bel
and Dick Marun. in Harding.
Tie Odd Fellows society IN Harding il
to BE- reorganiZed again.
Sunday school scholars Of West Seren'
church are gong 10 have n Christmas tree
on Christmas eve.
Mrs. Henry Weaver funeral was hclc
at Prairie Center church last Sunday. Sh.
was living with her son, l.. Weaver,
There will be Christmas party a
Lawry's hall on Tuesday evening, Dec
25th
There was large company attended thu
wedding last Tuesday evening At the Wes'
Serena church.
MarioB, you want 10 start early next time
you go to Il wedding.
The lecture that was given at West
Serena church last Wednesday evening
was not very well liked by some that heard
it. The goss ip ls: Too much slang to be
used IN D pulpit.
The trustees OF The NJ. +. church in
Harding have come to their senses a. last
and are going 10 let the young folks have
a Christmas tree in the church. You must
no, have any dialogue called he bashtul
lover. II yon do you may not get it
again.
Mr. and Mrs George Pool, q! Ottawa,
are visiting at his broihcr's. a. Il. {.
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ar. The family az Thos

.sNreator N0Hit0r: The family If Th0s.
JONES have suffered great atti c'lon lalely
On the 18Th OF November the head OF the
ian,y lost his lile 10y a gas explosion AT
! The Peanp, shalt. The mt mortal sermon
was to have been preached last night, bat
| lust rs the family were about starting for
the church little TWO yenro'd s0n got .
portion OF a peanut fastened IN his wind
pipe aud in few moments he checked to
death. Mrs. Jones has the sympathy Of
the entire community in her sad bcreave-
meu.. Word was sent 10 the minister and
the sermon was postponed"
The Sandwich GalGt6 records the death
Of Robert Lett, an old and esteemed resi-
dent OF La Sale county. AT his home IN
Worthwhile, on December 4,h. He was born
in Carroll county, Ireland, October 29lh,
1903, and WAS therefore u. the time ut his
dea'h a little over C0urscor1 The family
came across Tue seas To Canada in lel9,
settling on The Ottawa river, famous tcr
its rapids and cAtarac,s, on the very from
tiers of civilization, upon the utmost clear
ing. In 1921 the father was killed by Il
tall from u load OF grain, breaking his
neck. In the spring of 1886 the family
wen, 10 Texas ard in the summer OF the
same wear the mother died of yellow fever
The children returned and settled IN North
Vile the following winter, Mr.. Lett was
an invalid for II years suffering greatly
with inhammatnry rheumatism. HIS death
Il. last was sudden.
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WA for m. winter hi. family havin. arrived
some fine ago Mr. Ms health ia greatly
i,,nr,veJ and h,. ,,,t. of rar,c.r life crops,
,.c ,ik,. M. who h,,d sr.n familiar with that
Industry, SIM, h,,bo,,
,ioo, + rrumh, NJ pui,and shlpped
, hoy w.i,hjn, no nouut, Ia Chicago this
w.eh LAT .,.,.n, Ia. .h,nn,l eleven. nine
months did ,y,r,g,oy rs rouuds each.
Nav as mo.t vij,b,,ryr mi. !. not n had
rrcor1 ", Tun,h,,. u,e,bods. # kuoxa
mich, ia. NJ n... M. ,r,. minors
T,.o,,,,,. y nr.,.s,s lIe =. .f,r, men
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AsuBuRNuAM, Mass. Jan. H. 1850.

have been very sick over two years,
They all gave me up as past cure. | tried
the most skilliul physicians, but they did not
reach the worst part. lhe lungs and heart
would I'll up every night and distress me,
and my throat was very bad. told my child
rem never should die Ia peace until l had
tried Rop Bitters. | have taken two bottles,
They nave helped me very much indeed.
AN now wei. There Was Il lot Of sick folks
here who have seen how they helped me, and
they used them and are cured, and feel as
thankful as do that there is SO valuable q
M cdiCint made. Mis- JULIA q. CUsUlNC.
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Out on the Prairie.
Concerning Something Better than
Mrs. ToodleS' Wheelbarrow-Ard
The Reasons Why.

: When It certain Conmissary Genera! complained Il
the Duke OF Wellington that Sir Thomas pic,on mad
declared he wound hang him If the rations for tina
Generals division we've NOT forthcoming at a certain
hour, the Duke replied;
"hh! did he indeed go far rs that Dt he -a'
he'd hang YOU"
"Yes. my lord
We'll. General plctOE Is jus The man 90 hccg hi
word. You'd better get the ratons Up In time"
But 10 get r,tons or anything. else UP in time on,
must know when 10 lay his hand them. As Mr.
Toodlcs said about the coffin which be had bought Al
auction amt brought homo to his wife;
III anything sh0nld happen, NY dear, II viii hr b.
handy To have in the house.
Heng in the great wholesale drug house Of william
Hart, IN Egin. NJ, one day. Mr.. G. H. sherman, N,
photographer Of that place. remarked. couccrnlup
PARkIGJt'S' no MIC II have used II In ny
family for two YEAR,, and | unhcsitarnrly pronOunc,
the best medicine We have ever used II is handy {,
have in the house, ana we are never without 1t"
CulCd from the mass of reasons why Mr.. Sherman
was right, u" good enough 10 consider these: First
PA * l.. RS TO ~ 10 is delicious to the pa
are" second, it inygurates but does nor promote Toe,
fOE strong tiI"k. third. it cures Coughs and Colds hc
netting the torpid organs into healthy action. and
opening all n" pores of The skin; fourth il pur1c-
the BluuG, thus curing Kidney, Liver and Lung disC
Is and Rheumatism: tftE-
But take it into your house. anu II will speak fpr
Itself. Once used you viii change IL for nothing csc
Physicians commend i. Prices 81 cents ana Al. HIS
cox d Co, Chemists, New York dtt2l
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Zone Price, and that a Low One, at FIkG & BeeDls

Farmers owfh
BEEN Good
you & 1t
and
are n
and BeemsoS
Ua never knownu
Bem
Rheumatism and cured NtHrd Flannel
Gaudh
look we'll hem
Everviin
fol tim nduo when
a OF BEEN
tani IIadT
Buck NIus and Gloves handling at
don nave he o we'll
want
o Fske& Beenl
nbuv o
FhA to
and a nooNlook
arwNLanl & ndbu
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The c., b. IL .. Paw Paw train, south,
leaves Ottawa Ten minutes earlier now-6:l0
The G. 4 |. company puts on new train tC
run between Rockford and Streator, by way
of Shabbona, Sheridan, etc, BY this route
the distance between Rockford aud streator
is only a hundred mle,, DuL by the way OF
Aurora hundred aud tnirly four-so that a
very decided advantage will be gained in the
transportation Of Goa. for The factories Of the
Forest City. One ere" uf the train men will
be furnished by ihc 4. X l. end one by the
C., b. & q. cuMpanA tic trains being IN
charge of conductor, 7 Coster and John
Flayiu. IL vii DC :. coal tram ONLY.
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Having been troubled with very bad
Cough for about two years and having tried
almost every cough mixture that was ever
made, have found none that has given me
such great relief IA DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
and | earnestly recommend it TO all afflicted.
BENZ. +. DUGGAN, IA Park Pl., Y.
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Money Made Easy,

W. j. Anderson, of Council Bluffs, Iowa,
and Capt. NJ. II. Bemis, OF Cameron, Mo-,
are exhibiting to our people "weather
strip" They show silver medal Of the
State Fair of Illinois that they have the best
weather strip in use. The patentee oiiels
800 to any one who will show Il weather
strip superior. Those out Of EN- ,loyment
will do well to call on them at the st. Mich
Olas Hotel
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ArOTIt E.--tsrATE OF ArHA u HENDERSON,
~ DECEASED. Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigncd. Administrator of the Estate of htha ID.
H"Hder on late OF the county of La Sale and state OF
Illinois deceased, will appear before the Probate Court
of said couuH the Sd Monday beine the 18th day. OF
February 1854 Il: the ProDate Court Room. In Ottawa
IN said comfy, when aud where all persons haylng
claims demands against said estate are notified 10
attend and present the in writng for adjustment
Dated this 18Th daJ 0! Deccmber A. y. lsS3
\ 8 HENDERSON,
dec s-3w Admin strator.
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Special Town Meeting.

Whereas the Commissioners Of Highways. together
with twenty-five freehodcrs OF the Town Of South ~
..wa have IN writing led In my Office statement that
Special Town Meeting il necessary for the interest OF
said town. setting forth he object 81 the meeting and
the supervisor having ordered the same TO be called
the legal voters and electors of the said town OF south
Ottawa theref rc hereby notified that Special
Town Meeting viii he held ~ the uiirc of jonathan
II. Dckcn Esq on Thursday. ne 81 day % JaHGlrV
\. y. 1884, for the purposes ioll0Tng. 10 Wiz:
!. To eject 4 moderator ~ preside az laid meeting
2 To vufe on the proposition 10 borrow $500 10
huild new bridge over The Illinois river on the
site OF tee pre- pnt bridge IN said town. being the Oh
iects contained IN said statement
The form of SAID pallets shall be "for borrowing
ave thousand dollts 10 build bridge over the Illinois
river" or "AganseSvrr wing tve thous and DO lars TO
build b, dgC over the Illinois RIVER"
Said meeting -ill he called 10 order between the
hours of e'gh. snd .,ine egecl A. NJ, and closed 1T
seven O'CLOCK H. NJ
Given ,raer my hand AZ South ottawa this 22d day OF
December A. H. 1881 THOS NJ MASON.
lccs.lw Town Clerk.
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NkrSEiLLys. la sale co ILL.,,
Box ssh July 2Ith, -.

Box 5sl) July 2Ith, ~.
Nr, % EF,k-psGr Wdddn. feel Il my duty I,
ali WHO hay. itt. children afflicted with sore eyes Il
let thtrl know how one We have IN our case ts pect
b.n.Ct,d sine. the first OF lsst December -he has
h,sn hrl with rsnus;ed sore eyes caused ~ that
tune by Inflammation OF the lungs and bowels Ih'l
Ul.rc very bad She couldn't bear the Light AZ any
time The rycIds ver. very much iniiamed AMI red
nyiuinr her ,rTbip Her feet and hands were ~ cold
s lee h the weather. She was very poor and
mir m ta,h only Weighing 7! pounds. ard was Il
m,u,N. old. We employed srycrsl Of the best phy ~
clans without any dement's
heading Of YOUR wonderful cuus. Uas Induced tc
cali on v, H. was ~ see lOu June I'd, 1888. and re
sSiyd H. rst med!cines Amer following your dire
lion. one week the child rOud by using the shade
NJ green sun.tnnnet st this writing she 10 feeling
good, weighing ?. pognds, gain " ~ pOund. III one
month She can 80 - good - any person an sur
rad an not been relieved she would have lost her
syS sslt 81 bc-p ruineo Tor Ne. Any one Gouetns
II ; .isfr-ltt, MY -sll - Or AIDES me
V,r. ~ y--fHuh
a v.I.TIlptF,
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MOTTO 'E.-f.srATE OF VtoLErTAS y. NESnEnsoN.
~ DECEASED Notice Is hereby gwen that the ull'
dersigncd Administrator OF the estate IF Nlolctta ).
henderson, late of the county of La sale ana state OF
Illinois, deceased win pear before the Probate Court
Of said county on rIe third Monday tUtins the 18th
day. OF fehruary 1851. al the Probate Court ROOM In
ottawa. in said county, when ard where nj persons
havirg claims or demands against said estate arr no.
tiicd 10 attend and present c same IN writing for ad'
iusrment.
Dated this ~, Gag Of December \ :; lsSS =
/. :. HENDERSON,
,oc9l-3w Administrator
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CHRONIC DISEASES,
EVIDENCE OF CURES
MADE AT HOME.
More Will be Given Upon Application

OrT,w Z. La Sale Co.. ~. May J. ~
Mks. DN. kEUk-DtGF Friend. ,t~l 10 INV duty d,
the suffering public 20 make kEONu what your valra
BILE medicines AM advice have done Tor me I have
not been well for nyr year- at pr-srnt II has
now been nine moths since took your medicines
and siill feel real well ! WAS afflicted with cstarrh
Of the head. and also female troubles Of the Kind
could not rrst well OF nights; pain side ano
back was very much dsbilitated all ovrT
conseientOusly recommend your treatment 10 al
suffering Any person doubling ths statement VI.
please address OF call ON me- Very 'rp,J yonrs.
MRS. A. T.. BRCSK. T. o. BoN i24s
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CONsU MPTION.

DkynNPoKr. Iowa. jan :. 1855
Mas. DR. kHCk-Dsas kdddrs. deem 10 my dut,
10 tender my heartfelt thanks for the of my lung
Illness received through your trran Was siict'
ed with consump.op, and Id the treatment OF -four
doctors. and AL pronounce, my incurahe. wse
not able 10 waik. hur taken TO MI Dr. Kecks and
In short time II sprprsed q my fends. for am pov
well an nov cprfd oyef three yesrs and sound ~
dollar thee~fnlIy yeccmrS-na ,or, treatment "a
all, tsI ssSH ysa SsNesrst,; ny f. na Sn .nsse'
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KICKS MEDICAL INFIRMARY,
Cor. Sixth and Brady Sts., Davenport, Iowa.


W s.Iri nor %
ehr
NoIC ia -
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AND ALI. CHRONIC DISEASES

Ana cases q. Nervous Exhaustion Debility, Stcril,
Sc. Send for circular on postal card. and learn
this WOSpEETt ~ rNGiENFlFlo treatment. once m,
Home treatment may he Desired, and ciarse- mos
crate. hGdIcSs,
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A Card.

RICHMOND JUScToS, KY, Feb. 2s. 'S2.
Certain officious persons at the Junction,
whose names forbear mentioning at pres
ent, are whispering it about that my
young son, 1. s Hamilton, robbed the Ex-
press Messenger at this place Of several
money packages. / brand the statement
as false and malicious. As these parties
are pecuniarily worthless, il would be folly
and a waste OF money TO sue them for
Islander. / therefore request them either
to hold their tongues on this subject, or IL
they must talk, to talk like men, in a
Courthouse and in daylight. If they
know any thing against my boy, or imag-
inc they do. invite them to make clean
breast Of it. He will be ready to meet
their charges and show, hope, a far bet
ter character than any Of his assailants
Respectfully, ISAAC HAMILTON.
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The O~Inesville OuiIoOl says 1--WE
nov assert, and can prove, that the senti.
menis Of the party In the county, (Mor.
GAM, 90 Ger ss the race for Governor is
concerned, we're not fairly expressed at the
20 called meeting
Officer Persifer Smith, Of Frankfort,
Ky, caught an escaped negro convict,
Frank Williams, at ga M. Tuesday, who
hal escaped at A. NJ, and returned him
TO the State, for which he received the L..
cal reward at P. NJ, which was a q iick
settlement.
After seven months investigation the
city book-keeper has completed a state.
ment showing the loas TO the city Of Lou.
isville by the defalcation Of Ferguson, the
late tax receiver, to he $4,000 Little II
any Of this amount can be recovered. Fer
guson is still in Jail. He will probably
enter plea Of guilty.
The news Of the death Of the widow
Of the late Gov. Jewell, Of Connecticut
is received. A few weeks ago Mr.. and
Mrs. Jewell were in Washington, enjoying
the gayeties Of the city, both in good
health. II Is said Mrs. JEWELS death was
from heart disease. II seems to he a sim
pie explanation that she was heart broken
by the death Of her husband.
From the Richmond Herald. On last
Sunday from the prison on Roundstone,
ten convicts escaped by raising a plank
and digging out under the floor. Here is
chance for some enterprising youth TO
make $500 by recapture. Post MISTER
John Taylor, a model Of courtesy and
attentiveness, has held the Office at this
place during six administration. Died =
Richard I. Benton, aged 20.
Senator Williams made strong speech
in the Senate against the proposition to in
crease the pension Of one.srmed and one
legged soldiers and those equivslently in
jured by service. The "equivalency" was
the sticking point with Senator Williams,
and was good point to stick decided
objection ON. The adoption Of such an
amendment would take 800 900 out Of
the Treasury, but the Senate passed il.
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Garrard County
RoBr. II. WEST. Editor.
LANCASTER.
DEPARTMENT

LANCASTER.
The doctors report n good deal Of
pneumonia in this vicinity.
Mr.. James Cochran, who has been
quite sick with pneumonia for several
days is out again.
Mr.. Jas. Hamilton, who has been quite
sick with pneumonia, We are glad TO learn,
is rapidly improving.
Died, on the 9th ult.. Betsy Stuart,
the infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Burnside, sged three months and nine
days.
The trial Of Jack Faulkner, John
Harris and Henry Burnside, for stealing
tobacco from the warehouse Of Walton a
Sweeney, resulted 10 Faulkner being held
over and the others discharged. Faulkner
ON the examining trial refused TO give evil
dence that would implicate the other de-
PENDANTS.
-McClellAnd Johnston, who is attend
ing Kentucky University at Lexington,
spent a few days at home the first Of the
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fS its issue Of Wednesday, DR..
John ID. Woods in an editorial full Of
feeling and eloquence takes a final
leave Of the readers Of the Glasgow
Times and the paper passes into the
hands Of Messrs. J. NJ. Richardson
and w. Basil Smith. The DIR. is one
Of the brightest writers on the Ken.
lucky press, and personally one Of the
most whole souled men we ever knew,
and while we regret to see him leave
the Times, we are glad to know that
he is not lost to the fraternity, but
will appear on deck shortly in a new
quarter
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week. w. B. Mason LEFT Tuesday morn.
ing on busines. trip to Lexington and
Frankfort. Col. W. o. Bradley {. in
Frankfort on legal business. Mrs. Hattie
Woodbridge, Of Harrodsburg, is Visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Reid.
The new Citizens National Bank be.
gan business Monday. and has had mot
encouraging beginning. AZ reported in our
special TO the JOURNAL. sS2OI7sI we're
deposited Monday, and since that time the
deposits have reached $4,000, and AZ to
other business il is doing equally as we'll.
A premium was offered on the stock Mon.
day morning, but there was none to be
had.
-LoNaFELLow DAY.-The anniversary
Of Longfellow's birthday was appropriate.
" celebrated on the 9th by the Rosslind
and Rosebud Societies at the Female In.
stitute under the supervision OF Mrs. Van.
tie and Misa Edith Mckay. Both socie-
ties reflected much credit on themselves
and instructors by the manner In which
they performed their parts, considering
that only one week had been epent in prep.
aration, and during that time no lessons
were excused. We give below pro-
gramme Of the services Of which the recita.
tions and selections were taken from the
writings Of Longfellow.
Sketch Of Longfelow Kate selvidge
Maidenhood .-.. Maggie Curry
Paul Revere's Ride-Concert Recitation .... Fresh
man Class
Wreck Of Hespcrus- Recitation m .. Birdie Collier
My Lost Youth Recitation. Eliza Smith
Killed at the Ford Recitation .......scott Petty
Hanging Of the Crane-Recit ition ..... lille KEN
per, Lucy West, Lena Irving, BEETLE
Lear, LIME Jennings.
Footsteps of Angels Recitation .... Lee Anderson
Hiawatha's WoOlng Selection Jennie johnson
Essay on Gould
Fireight- Recitation ...............F Fourth Grade
EndYmiOn Recita .Eettie Kemper
Bessie ants
The Old Clock on the Recitation ..... ella
Marksbury.
Village Blacksmith b - Recitation. Finh Grade
Longfellow's Rhymes-"Money -" Re,ribntion,"
edith" ........Llttle Girls.
Rainy ....... Abhte lantls
Fire Of Driftwood-Concert Rec........Junior Class
Skeleton In Armor -lSelecton Lena Gould
Mr.. Fnney's TurniP -LOngfellow's First Essay
Recitation.....fAllie Grant