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The Fire fiend

The town Of East Hartford has terrible
mv.,sry to solve Two maiden lad,es--
Ei,2,hcth and Hannah Jusson-.aqrd ~
and ~ vcars-opiet ecccn,r,c--occun,ed
the ycnrranIc Isaac hudson homestead. n
small wooden structure liv,nc ON small
,ncomr hri with little IN the house Ia
,o,,rr thieves ON fine n,rlt nj March
18Th their house took fire. and though
there was plcoty Of time for the occupant,
tn ,,cspe the charred remain. Of both
were found next morning IN the runs
Til, Inference - almost Irresistible tboi
thew aero raurderrd and .ha5 ,br hons,
WAS burned 70 conceal the crime
Swedcshurg bridge bv which the Read
inc railroad crosses the Sch9ylk,lI WA.
burned on the Eth bv the accidental OK
olo.i,p of Kerosene lamp The loss I.
$50 600
Til. warehouse of the Wabssha Elevate,
Company. with 5000 bushels of wheat
was DESTROYED by fire at Wahasha. MINI
Loss sci OO0
The Lake View Uouse the larges, hotel
in Warsaw Ind was DESTROYED by fir. ON
the nth I,ss. $4,000.
The fin, country residence Of Hon
Oliver Csnta. near cksonyillc Ind WAS
hurned on the morning of the 18th caus.d
hy the .vnlosion or q kerosene lamn
Io.a sin GOO
The summer MOTEL \, Rocky Point
Rhode Island WAS uarnallv burned On tho
1G,b Los. $1,000
fir, broke ont N the store room o-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-03-24

Some man, unknown to the writer here
of. has given Ia the world saying thgl
sticks: Talk 10 your CoW as you would e.
y lady" There ia world of common
sense IN IT, There is mote, there t. c01.
sound religion in II. What else - 8, h.l
the language of the Bible applied 81 ant
mails: ~ soft answer turncth away wrath "
\ pleasant word 10 1t horse ia time of troG.
bic has prevented many disaster where
the horse has learned that pleasant words
mean guaranty thar danger from punish.
mCnt is not imminent One morning a
big, muscular groom sad q his employer
~ can't exercise that horse any more He
viii bolt aud run ~ anything he sees"
The owner, small man and i'll ut the
time, asked that the horse be hooked up
) epping into the skeleton, no drove a cou.
pie of miles, and then asked the groom "a
station along the road such objects as the
horse was afraid o. This was done, and
The horse was driven by them quietly, back
and forth. with loose lines slapplng on his
back. The whole secret WAS ia voice
that inspired confidence. The man had
been frightened AZ everything he saw that
he supposed the horse would fear. The
fear went 10 the horse like nm electric mes
sage. Then came Furnishing pull on the
lines, with Jerking aud the whip. Talk
Ia your horse as YOU would To- your sweet
heart. Do not fear but what he under
stands and appreciates loving tones, II not
the words, while II - by no means certain
that IA" sensitive intelligence OF many a
hor,c DOS not comprehend the lr,t,r--
Hro3fJs' GtS,jte
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-03-24

Ten years ago Ubler u Hayerstick were
q firm Of brokers II New York, uhier
marrying lady named Conkling. In a
short time Havcrstck became 50 SUSPECT
ously intimate with the new wife that she
and her husband Quarrclcd and separated.
Meantime her brother, George W. COnk.
ling, was employed ia the Government
surveys in Nevada. Lately he heard thai
his sister was living with HayersrCk as
his mistress IN what il known as " Par =
Flat" 34l West 23d street. New York.
Conkling hurried 10 New York, called on
his sister, and persuaded her to go west
with HIM. As she was getting ready TO
leave Hayerslicll came in and declared the
sister could not go. There Was fight and
ConKling put - pistol ball Into Haver-
sticks groin, Of which he died in an hour.
Then Conkline went and surrendered him.
self 10 an Officer. The sister IS SAID 10 be
very pretty--aud bad.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-03-24

IN Il recent ISSUED ut The PrHir{a fdr-
3ucT we noticed Tue passage of Tie long
lArcaleaod decree by Germany against
American pork, by which our pork pro-
ducts are excluded from that country. The
pretended reasons for tins step 10y the Ger
man government ave those OF sanitary
character; but the real causes are at Ger
ainIy quite u. different nature. The tact
that Tins measure was only passed by
bare majority in the Rechstag, ~ the
"Proere,si,ts," the friends, in that body, Of
American pork, fought 1t to the last
The Periiafr TrtbUae Il powerful organ
OF this party, IN an able article which APP
peared III is columns just previous To the
issuance ul The decree, SHOWS from Official
reports, that from 1871 to 1879 there was
an average OF thlTty-lhree deaths from
ltr!chlnusis, bus asserts there has not proved
10 nc one case If death or even disease
from eating American pork.
It's also COnCluslyeiy shown that our
methods Of preparing export meat IN the
| United States are absolute death 10 trlch
INA; and every case of death from this DIS
! ease has becn from the use OF jreShiy
! slaughtered German, RUSSIAN and Hun.
garian pork IL says That the charge that
! Americans snip diseased meat has no l0un.
u&'loh "n".cN'i' """ S''""7 ~ ,' =.
lhat Il" shn"a'y ''JeI',"n' I''' 49,
raised against 'he "l'n 'lli,D VI WIS III
porlaH' American Io.'h'ou''S D,,,...
summing up' ho"oyeI' we Ht,s' ,'5|
Ifto""e s'ESs '"o ~ " va ~, ~,
issuance Oh INC Itoice ~ Wv 'p'a"% y" :
t5Tst Hch'eH"o' l. 20 a." ~ " IVA w., ,
o' "c' man op1i''V'S ''i I, - oI ,
American boiN '"n W S"'H NY ,n.. w. h ',,i
p'euhlnE wv C,n,| tu'' '',''' s"' .,It 'h,
p ,'nyo nf laeI,,mg nnt Inc balf a million
evils. of American pork imported yearly
INTO Grrm Iny can succeed, lheh theii
creates. llN"l - ou' VI VIC ""1 "',S NV
.'Irn. r. Is no wander ina, the nor rnls-
er works in the interest, of his pocket
book against the importation ot American
meat uus M0c y" Luz ' "'' , ,IV ,,ni rr -
th , h,nrrr who imagine IA d., !, durvof the
/ government not 10 make the means OF Inv
| Ing pAorbllanL' lhc above important
l""s ''l"" vs. Wv ,..r,, :,
,,,',. in lin. mater and also shows bn-
,nud any doubt lha lalsuy ul the prcicnse
'or sanitary reason, aud uncuvcIs the real
Imrlyts prompting The measure.
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Wife Murder.

Lincoln county, Tenn, is greatly excited
over the brutal murder OF Mrs. Nancy
Dolan, aged IS. Her husband, aged Y, Is
in Jail under suspicion of having commit
ted the horrible crime. Dolan denies the
charge, and :ells a peculiar story. He says
he aud his wife retired AS usual Friday
night. and that he WAS awakened about III
O'Clock by suiiocating smoke. He got
up, AND started IN the direction of the fire
place, when he came across the body oil
his wife, nude and llteless, wl.h The skull
crushed IN, the clothing burned from the
body. The injury to The skull had been
inflicted with u heavy hickory club. Do
lau at once dragged the body into the from
ward, and then returned to eXtingush the
fire; at erWard he ran TO the nearest nclgh
Dor and gave the alarm The theory Il
that Dolan hIllCd hts wife, and then at
temples to fire the house To conceal hi'
crime, but, finding the fire would no
burn, gaze the alarm. There is no proc
against him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-03-24

Taylorville, H., was thrown into intense
excitement on Friday night OF last week
by what appeared to be an attempt to alb
duct Miss Emma Bond, who had recov-
cred sufficiently to appear before the grand
Jury last week, and whose further evidence
was naturally dreaded when she came into
court, by the persons on trial for the brutal
outrage on her year ago. On Friday
evening the girl sat propped up in bed
reading by lamp, and told her younger
sister, who had always remained with her,
to go to supper with the res, of the family
Fifteen minutes later still younger sister
went to EmmG's room to look after her
and Immediately returned screaming that
the light was out and Emma gone. The
whole family was at once aroused, and IN
lew minutes Emma was found outside
around an angle of the house, unconscious.
She remained IN semi unconscious con
dition afterwards until Monday, when she
sufficiently recovered to give the following
account Of the affair:
She says she WAS feeling so well ON Fri
DAY that she was sitting up in bed, and
told her sister Ellie To 60 and eat her sup
per, which she did Immediately two
men with black masks Un their faces
stepped into the room from the ball. OHe
unlocked the nursilc door and the other
exuuguishod lhe light The one at The
Ioor shd: Whero Is me o,ner gun
Nv s"" ~ ,'',,, SI''''' ,I, " '.ar
rind her ann I'm Inc nn~rn thence 10 the
ground, and along the front OF the mouse
aOoui twenty lett @iouuu ,'l' GU! l. ~
H ",, J''IIi', t,, @ a;d ,a |'r,s L.a
room door was oaen ana they began
screaming. Miss Bond says size heard Ia,
screams, aHd one Dl lne men SA!': - 20
| II! Drop hel Inc Williams lheH "Uh'
Gown Tue oHch }Hru ana u,saPp Ia,
! through Il gao IN Inc iCAce' dis b"au
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INNtS


Ih'Fe Rag gsst al, ro f'0 A ~, tssL Of rat
Gov Ne. 9......... 20 Cow No l......... 81
II one takes the average Of MI these eX-
.pcrimcnts, it il found that they coincide
exactly in having 2ls per cent. of fat IN
the milk from the three daily mllkings,
and less than - per cent (22 10 per cent?
OF Eat N the mlik drawn twice n day,
There also seems To be somewhat larger
Weld of milk from the three milkings, as
may be seen in the following experiments
Ivy Mcssrs Rhode and TrOmmer, also in
Germany.
The cows we're tlist MIXED times daily
tor / days, then twice a day for II days.
The weld for the first period Waa iO2 lbs.
of milk, for the second BAT pounds, thus
giving balance of j5 pounds III iayor OF
the three milkinga, or m increase OF five
pounds day. This increase of milk is
probably owing To the greater activity OF
the glands with three milklngs Suppos-
Ing one had herd Of 80 cows, and that on
the average they gave IS quarts OF mills
daily, with two milkings, or l7i7 pounds,
then the mix would contain 10 per
cent of Ia according to the above figures,
or $751; pounds Of fat. Butter contains
about 80 per cent Cf iat, therefore 3S 3
pounds of fat would yield about ~ pounds
| of butter. But If the milk were obtained
! from three miIkInCS per day there wonld
! be about 1000 pounds Of milk, which
would contain 2is per cent. Of fat, and
would make 90 pounds at butter.
! II the butter were worth 30 cents O
| pound, the butter from the t"O mtlkings
would be worth S1i, and from the three
Imllkugs SIS, while the extra work oI
milking ought not to cost more than 81
! 1t seems from these figures that three milk.
| iugs per day under certain circumstances
ought to pay, and / should like very much
to know what practical men have 10 say
on this suhiect-keaeIm W"sl'c, IN
| CoHptry GeAtsmdh.
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building with its contents of engine, boil
er, machinery. &c, was destroyed, with a
couple of uajolning wooden buildings.
The less is estimated at SIS 900
A fire at Sheldan, Mich, on Sunday,
destroyed an entle block, including Ds-
VS. Hotel, Sleobins jewelry, Richards
drug store, Haynes general store, and
Pitchers saloon. Loss, 100000.
4 large warehouse owned by Alexander
Mann, at Dudley, Edgar county, H., con-
tanning several thousand bushels of gram,
was destroyed by fire during the high
wind aud storm on Sunday night.
Same night c. +. Whitneys store and
dwelling at Mineral Ridge, OHIO, were
burned. Loss, 100000.
On saturday Young, Shapker " Co.'S
mattress factory at Evansville, Ind, was
burned. Loss, $4,000
A fire al Hamilton, near C,ncinnatD on
Sunday afternoon destroyed the distlllery
of the Miami Disull,ry Company, owned
nv IdlliSbu " tditINtIls ispeS' ts'p,'No w
100000; we'll insured. The bonded
war, house and some outhouses were
saved The dis,ilery and cribs were to-
til loss.
Lafayette, Ind, on Monday afternoon,
had the most destructive fire ii has had IN
long time. The Lafayette Paper Mil
was partially destroyed, and the Touring
mill of MeSsrs Luzcnberger was totally
destroyed 1t had tut recently commenced
loJeratlOns Several houses adjoining
were more or less injured, including the
one occupied by Harry Mandler, Chief OF
Police, and defendant IN the Gouga Mand.
Ter suit The total loss Is estimated a'
So 600 The IRE Is believed to have been
tie work of an Iucendlary.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-03-24

ONIoNs FOR PoULTRY.--It Is u fact
which owners and keepers Of poultry are
'conyprs mt with, that the occasional use of
onions mixed with the food, - a safeguard
10 htalth. whore they are fed To poultry
once or twice week. fear the use of il
Is not a. prevalent among poultry keepers
rs ils valuable qualities warrant It's not
a cure all, after diseaSs has once begun.
but preventative Of the first approaches
Fowls Will readily par,akc If onions II
hey are sliced anu mixed with other food,
and small portion Of pepper i added.
II scalded with the other food, ihey will be
found 10 answer much better purpose
Fowls are much more tender and delicate
when laying than at other times, They
not only more liable 10 constant colds
nut frequently sutFrr from n rad or irregu
lar system Of feeding The tone and
strength must be kept up or the working
are injured
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More wife Murdcr.

y man - Ia, name Of James iiyland,
vino lives SIN miles southwest o! GOwric.
IN Dawson township, Greene county, Iowa,
murdered hi. wife Saturday evening by
choking aud kicking her to death. Her
lower limbs and face we're cut ia gashes,
aud around her throat were the marks Of
fingers. Hyland accuses Mr., Bond, his
ncIghbor, AZ the person Who committed
the deed lIyland said tina, Bond was the
rascal who killed her They had been
parted liyland WAS arrested
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ing. After spending several hours in the
village, be drove home alone, did his
chores, and. upon going to the house, was
provoked that his better half who was not
to lie seen, has! made no preparation for
supper. He failed to find her ia the house
and in few moments she arrived home IN
n conveyance from the village, where she
had been Hnxiously awaiting her hus
hands appea anre. Al another time he
rode horse to the village to have II sbod
He was engaged until evening, when he
walked home, after waiting some time for
ride His wife recalled 10 hls mind the
fact that he had left his horse IN the viii
lagc aud he returned for it.--7roy (N ~
Times.
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Al Orsngeburg, n. C., Frank Mitchell
add VIM. Trezevant were in love with the
same girl. Last Sunday night Irrelevant
learned that Mitchell was visiting the girl,
and the former concealed himself behind
tree near the house, and as the latter
came out OF the gate be knocked him
down with heavy club He then dragged
his victim to the woods, and after heating
his brains out with the club, dug grave
with n spade, which he had seCreted for
that purpose, and buried him. Mitchell
being missed trom the community, sus-
piclon tell upon Trolevan! and he was ar.
rested He confessed The crime.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-03-24

There has seldom, even in this cspricI-
Gus climate, been as sudden and violent a
change of temperature rs that on last Sun
day, when the thermometer IN two hours
fell from 63 to % degrees above zero, The
change was almost simultaneous from the
Ohio river to Manitoba, beng attended
with a heavy snow storm and blizzard"
north Of the Wisconsin line, the thermome
ter falling ia the course Of il to 10 and 20
below zero.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-03-24
GRIMM Al VARIETIES.
CuiIed Hero and There from tho big Dsi.
lies.
Bloody ARRAY.

During row, gu the 10Th inst, AZ the
res dence of Fred Satlman, nj Garfield, IN
this county, between Sattman and his vile
and daughters, who were armed with
pitchforkS. aud Charles and William
Licks, Sattman was probably fatally shot
Char cs Licks had a pitchfork run through
his hand int his body, and both the boy
are seriously cut and bruised, Saltman IL
,he father IN Law Of Charles Licks, and he
declares the boys we've trying to rob HIM.
The l.lcks claim to have acted in selt-de-
Tense.
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IspwAre of ThSuD.

4 good article that has achieved success
and attained world ide reputation by its
true merits and wonderful results, is always
initiated. Such Is the case with DR.. Kings
New Discovery for consumption, coughs and
colds. Already unprnciped parties are en-
deavorng to delude an unsuspecting public
10y offering mutations of this moStiortnnate
discovery. Do not be deceived, but Insist on
having the true remedy, aud take no other,
For sale ~ q. Gehring. Trial bottle 81
cents
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We All Eelievt

That it Is long lane that has no turning,
that many q shaft AZ random sent finds II
mark the archer little meant; That no remedy
y Id will cure coughs, colds, Group, whOoP
ing cou III and all throat aud lung troubles
SO quickly and permanently rs DR.. Bigelow's
Positive Cure; that our drugg st,E. 7. Griggs,
Is very generOes to give trial bottles Of this
remedy free Of cost.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-03-24

During quarrel, on Monday, at Fair
view, OHIO. WIN. Holberf, after being
twice knocked down by John Morrison,
shot and killed him.
At Paris, Texas, on Sunday pight, a
negro named Irvine was killed IN gam.
bling house in dispute over . cents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-03-24

BY calling at &. Gchring's drug store you
can get sample bottle of Dr. Bosanko'r
Cough aud Lung Syrup which viii relieve I'll,
most obstinate cough or cold, and show YOU
what the regular 80 cent size will do When
troubled with asthma, bronchitis, dry, hack,
ing cough, pains IN the chest and all dlseas,
@. Of the throat and huge, try asomp)n bot.
'l, Of this medicine.
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On Sunday evening, at Red Cliff, a
small! mining camp near Leadville Col, q
man named Mansfield Shot and instantly
killed his wife and then put a bullet
through his own head He will die
Cause, jealousy.
Same evening at Williamsburg, Ky, an
cd man FAMED Dowall was killed by a
young man named James Ralnwater
The affair occurred at house of low char
actcr The only witness, girl IL year
old, says the parties were fighting, Dowsl:
being on top.
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EDS. COUNTRY GENTLEMAN-lI IL now
fully established that when COWS are milk.
ed three umes daily, all the milk il richer
IN fat than that from the usual two milk
ings The following results aIc taken from
the experiments IN Germany of Mcssrs.
Muller and Jones:
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nr1cre.s GIHcerlre aa!ye

The best uu earth can be truly said Of
Grigg,'s Glycer.uc GUlye, which Is sure cure
a., cuts, bruises, scald,, buns, wounds, and
all other sugya WIN positively cure piles.
letter aud ala skin crGptiuua. Satisfaction
gcurauterd or money refunded Only %
ceu,s. For sale by at drugGifts.
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ON THIRTY DAYS TRIAL.

THE vOLTATC BELT Co M.rslsn. Mich. win
send Or. Dyes Celebrated Electro VoltaiC Belts and
Electric Appliances trial Tor thirty days 10 men
!y1uhg or old VINO afflicted with nervous debility.
'osi vitality and kindred troubles guaranteeing speedy
anu complete restoration OF health and manly ytgor
ADDRESS As above. \. BNo risk Is incurred. as thr
" DAYS trial u allowed. iey9}
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TO consul PTIVES.

The advertiser having been perm anentIv cured 81
Inst dread disease, Consumption, hv \ simple remedy
~ anxious 10 make known TO his tslowsunerers tie
means OF cure To All who desire IL he will send cory
Of the prescription used. free OF charge win the ar
rections for preparing aud using the same which they
viii md sure Cure for Coughs. CoIds, Com
sum ,tion. Asthma. Bronchitis, Sc
Parties wishing the prescription will please add resi-
eev. K A. WILSON ~ Penn 1t William sbnrgh NY
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Wednesdays Times contained some siu
gular accounts of absent mlndcGnCs@
which. II Il believed, are riya'ct bv The
freaks of farmer living at SHUTS Cor
ners, hamlet two miles from Cohleskill
Last summer he drov- 10 Cohlesklll, &c
companied by his wife. to do some trad
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mr. -. W. WIS, U.gUaur nuctprN lace
~ Physician and Surgeon 80 Cae ST. LNuls ttlla."
Hospital Office eurlg tiptht.G store, corner Ur
Mau ant IA 5a,lr streets. Residence 0u south bluff
Mrs. E'u2'7 BE@
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At HH-lAa.| ~
n,ss. lutpiru,y.
\hus. ~ N-UtA
Nux'etN lf.ss OF
Memory y ii'
n Back or side
nd dis ,-t-s 'ha'
cad t"ConsuHHp
ton. Insanity d
IN early grove
RE Sr-scifr VI
diclae II being
used With Won
derMl success.
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w BUSH ~ ELL, Attorney AZ Law, ottawa,
w. Ill VIII practice IN any OF The courts III this
state. Close uteuttOD paid 10 collections. tOnyeyan
ceg carefully made aud abstracts prepared with care.
&C Notary pahl.c Oficc OF Court House. Ianl ~
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CANIITr.l. ISICttOI4SsoN. Attorney aud
y Counselor AZ law. VIII practice Ia the courts Of
La sale ana adjoining counties Olc", west oi Court
House Ottawa. III. hCVl3
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NJ. y. ARMSTRONG;. q. %. CHAPMAN.
A RNIs-TESD ~ 1i ~ GA a + Al "a - Attur
"A news and CouR-eOrs al Law, Ottawa, Ill. u. n
Armstrong, Notary Public Office in Gedney's Block,
ottawa. jun5,E
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4. O.. HATHRSAT. GKUEGE L. VANCE.
HRSs, IA'rri Eiw "A ~ VANCE, Ply.
~ scianS and Surgeons Dtts "a, III. Office, south
corner Of Msth and Is Sale streets Or. Hattie
Or. Vsnc" will ~ fouuh Ia Office. day and nght lanll
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Ii. SIR \ VIZ \ ltnrney AT Law Careful
~. attention VIII he gwen TO the settlement o eataS
and COLLECTIONS O1ice with X. +. Bull. over Ciy Drug
Store JAMS
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L. h. HULL, Attorney nj Law. ONCE over
h. CIly Drug Store northwest corner OF Ia Sale and
Nadison streets. Ottawa, Ill mayNTG
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DR. s.. -. iGYIsCit<, Ottawa. u. Dicr
~ ia rhc Opera House gioCk. Ia ptice LAY and
Dight. tIul@i-
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NATIONAL CITY BAEE
OF OTTAWA.
Ctornarly CITY rank Of Esses. Allen 4 Ce.i

Exchange on Chicago and New fork
And al the principal cities east so wei,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
L,,oIInnEo on England. ireland scotland and Al
Tn portant pein,s In Continental Europe, drawn in sum
20 sui purchasers.
u. - Revenue stamps OF nj. denominations
COP SANITY on hand and for sale
United States Bonds, Local Securities, Gold
AM silver bought and sold
aank,ng hours nom \. N. t04p
Jan.i2lsN &. l. LtNDLEY. Asrist. Cashier.
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IllIA icI'l1 WI .IiIG, Master IN CnaHccry, A..
I toru,y ADD Counselor ar Law. Office In Gcduel :
Block upTtrt,l corner -. court house square. Duo-
3nua T. Ottawa, Ii,ilo.-. junlD'2
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