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B1A1NE,s SISTER A SISTER SUPERIOR.
He Visits Her and Cousin at the Academy
of the Holy Cross in Washington.

He Visits Her and Cousin at the Academy
of the Holy Cross in Washington.
Washington Special.
Ex-Secretary Blaine has been working hard in
his library for a week. but took time a day or
two since to visit the Academy of the Holy
Cross, Catholic school on Massachusetts ave-
nue.. The occasion of his visit was the presence
at this institution Of Mother Scholastica mother
superior of the convent at Wilkesbarre, Penn
sylvania, who is staying for short time with
her cousin, Sister Angela who is sister supe-
rior of the Acadamy of the Holy Cross.
Mother Superior Schoastica is Mr. Blaine's
eldest sister, Sister Angela, his cousin has been
transferred recently from the Convent of Notre
Dame, in Indian, and Mr. Blaine by this visit
saw two near relatives whom he had not seen be-
fore for years
Mr.. Blaine made pleasing little speech to the
pupils of the academy, and then engaged in in
formal conversation with the sisters for some
time The sisters gently informed Mr.. Blaine
that they had said special prayers for his success
in his contest for tine presidency, and expressed
profound regret for his defeat, Mr. Blaire said
in reply that the result an illustration of the
fortunes of politics, and concluded a brief men
ton of some of the features of the campaign by
saying that he would certainly have been elected
if it had not been for the unfortunate remark of
Dr.. Burchard i'll which he sandwlched Roman
ism" between rum" and rebellion" as one of
the besethng sins of the Democratic party. The
sisters were greatly delighted with Mr. Bane's
visit
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A Big Reduction in Dressmaking.

Mrs. NJ. M. Spencer the well-known modiste,
l23 North Illinois street, has reduced her prices
from 81 to 81 on all dresses. and, commencing
Dec 10, will make dresses as follows: All kinds
Of wOrsted, nunsveiiing, and cloth dresses, S.;
silk and velvets. 49, A perfect fit, good work
and the latest stvies guaranteed.
Bridal and par dresses at same rates.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should always
be used when children are cutting teeth. 1t re-
leves the little sufferer at once; it produces
natural, quiet sleep, by relieving the child from
pain. and the little cherub awakes rs bright as
button. 1t is very pleasant to taste 1t soothes
the child softens the gums allays all pain, re-
heyes wind. regulates the bowels and is the best
known remedy for diarrhoea, whether arising
from teethtns or other causes. Twenty five
cents "A bottle
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'
BALTIMORE, Dec. IA The pulpits of all the
Methodist churches of this city were occupied
to-day by delegates to the Centenary Conference.
In the afternoon there was Sunday school eel
ebration, in which $4,000 children participated
IL was held in twenty-one churches fifteen
white, representing forty three congregations
and six colOred, representing thirteen congrega-
lions F't
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WINTERS death warrants are neglected coughs
and colds Thousands die at this season simply
because they permit these ailments to take their
fatal course instead Of curing them promptly, as
they always might dc, with Hale's Honey of
Horehound and Tar Sold by all druggists
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
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OYSTERS Stewed or Raw, 25 cents, schaffner's

Durkee's Salad Dressing and Cold Meat Sauce
For all kinds of salads, fish, vegetables ana cold
meats Cheaper and better than home made. No
sauce equal to it was ever offered.
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Some Interesting Reading.

wiunmac Republican.
The indianapolis Journal is furnishing some
very inter esting reading for the friends OF Thomas
A. Hendricks. 1t shows up some hitherto undis-
covered war history
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BRUSH ELECTRIC LIGHTS

Are fast taking the place of all others in factories,
fouudries machine shops and mills. Parties having
their own power can Electric Generator
and obtain much light much less cost than by
anv other mode. The ncandoseent and storage sys-
tenn has been perfected making small lights FOR houses
and stores hung wherever needed and lighted at will
day or night Parties desiring Generators form
companies for lighting cities and towns send to
the Brush Electric Co.. Cleveland o.. TO the under
signed at INDIANAPOLIS. j. CANEN
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ROUGH ON TooTHAOHE Ask for It, Instant
relief, quick cure. Fifteen cents DRUGGISTS
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Quesnel: We count words as nothing; yet
eternity depends upon them.
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where Their Rights VIII Be Respected.

Lebanon PatriOt.
An exodus Of negroes from the South is now
threatened No doubt thousands of cOlored
men will seek homes in the Northern and West
ern States, where their rights will De respected
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A PRN~ILEss Girl. A Novel. From the German of
W. Heimburg. Translated by Mrs. a. L. Wistar.
j. B. Lippncott & Co., Philadelphia; Bowen, Stew
art & Co, indianapolis. Price, $1.25.
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POEMS on SIDNEY LANIER. Edited by his wife. Me.
mortal by William Hayes Ward. Charles Scribner's
Sons, New York. Merrill Meigs & Co, indianapolis.
Price, $3.50.
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FLAME GROWING UP. Flake Frizzie Stories. By
Sophie May. Illustrated. Lee & Sheppard Boston;
Cathcart & Cleland, Indianapolis. Price rs cents.
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COLLEGE AVENUE RINK.
Corner Seventh Street and Cnllece Avenue
ATTRACTIONS FOR THIS WEEK.
WIGW A NJ Rim K!

Tuesday Evening Dec. 16-GRAND BICYCLE
SLOW RACE for the Championship of Indianapolis
and a Gold Medal offered by the rink.
New Years Eve. Dec. 3l-|5ECOND GRAND
FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL.
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HOW Chewing Gum Is Made.

Petroleum: says the Troy Times, is The
great foundation OF most Of our chewing
gum, said New York conit ctioner.
"You see that marble.likc block on the
counter? \ few days ago tina; came oct
OF the ground IN Pennsylvania, dirty,
greenish brown tllid, With q smell that
could knock an OK down. The oil rein
ers took 1t and put it through u lot ofchem-
zeal processes that don't know anything
about, and after taking out large percent.
age OF kerosene, a good share Of naph,ha,
considerable benzine, n cart load or so Of
tar, and number ofthiugs with names long
er than the alphcbet, lett Us this mass OF
nice, clean wax, known as paraillne There
isn't any taste to 1t, and no irore smell than
there Is to "a china plate. We VIII take
this lump, cut it up and melt IN boilers.
This piece VIII weigh 200 poundS. We
add thirty pounds oil cheap sugar to it and
flavor with vanilla, wintcr-green, pepper.
mint or any essential oil. Then we turn
ii out on marble table and cut into all sorts
of shapes with dies. After it is wrapped
in oiled tissu paper and packed in boxes
1t is ready for the market. You can imagine
that somebody is chewing gum in this
country when tell YOU that lump like
this one will make 10000 pennycakes, and
We Us one up every week. There are doz-
ems OF manufacturers using almost as much
OF the wax rs we do.
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Ottawa Driving Park issoc,a lon.


Encouraged with the success, ot last sum.
mer's experiment, On Thursday evening OF
this week, large and enthusiastic meeting
of the horse men OF III ri'y WIS held at
the Clifton Hotel, ama it MAS then decided
to permanently organ'2" the Ottawa Drlv.
ing Park Associate nni arrange for a
summer meeting during 1884 After full
and general discussion OF The subject, the
following officers were elected Tor the year
10 carry gu the plans: |. w. Rogers, presi-
dent; Jas. McQuade, vice president; l.. w.
Hess, secretary; Geo. l.. Lindley, treasurer
and S. Degen, l.. Perkins and DR.. Shep.
pard, board OF directors.
Among the stockholders are: |. anu j.
Degen, w. ]. Nicely, w. W. Taylor, d.
Hess, Thos. Ready, r. Finlen, and others.
The Association will endeavor to arrange
tor as fine a meeting as that Of 1888, and
conduct i. on the same honorable princi-
pies that characterized that one. 1t is sull
maintained by disinterested persons tina,
the Ottawa meeting of 1883 was one Of the
best held in the western circuits during
the year. And what the boys succeeded in
dong on two weeks notice can be i'm.
proved upon when they have the whole
season to work in, and this they purpose
lot
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=. Mex. Sc. JOHN,
EIdorado. Hardin Co Iowa.

SfIERlF'F'S ga II. Ely virtue OF AL eIecu.
- ton Issued out OF the clerks ONCE OF the Circuit
Court u II sale county and state OF Illinois, ana to
me directed. whereby am commanded 10 make the
amount Of certain Judgment recently obtained aanst
Michael Askin., in f1yor 0! Frances Holmes. out Of
!snds tenerneLs, goods and chatels Of said Aiehsel
Askins. have levied the following property, to
Wit: Lot Seventeen u7), Block Four a. la Pluinbs
Fourth ('Ihl Addition 20 streaor, In In Sale county
and state Of llinos Levy made the third day OF Jan
osry a. D. 1871
Therefore. sccordlng 20 the said command l shall
expose for sale. NJ public auction all the right. utr
aud interest Of The above named Michael Ngins In
ald 20 the above described property. on Monday the
third day OF February 1854. a. O'Clock p. 81 The
north door OF the Court House, in Ottawa.
Dated O; Ottawa III, this 18th day Of nary lst
W. X. AIIliGAN.
. ,sGis-,~ -asrf Q. Ia sale Cogpty, IL
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While we are not ready to endorse all
tina, is SAID by "sledgc Hammer" IN his
long TOO lone) communication IN another
column, we cheerfully give room 10 a
working man to express his views on the
wage aud tariff questions. These arc
questions on which the working classes
have been fesrfully bamboozled ana hum
bugged, and We hail US good omen every
indication that they have put on their
thinking caps and are trying to work out
the reconcile problems the subjects involve
for thcmselves
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- r.RIkr''S SA IL BY virtue -. A xeeu-
- ton Issued ont OF the clerks office of the circuit
Court OF Ii Sale county and state of Illinois and I"
me directed. whereby am commanded 10 make thr
an cunt certain Judgment recently OBTAINED against
Richard J. Fullerton. In favor OF The Nauonal tiS
Bank OF ottawa ont OF lands tenemenfs. goods sne
chatel- OF the said Richard j. Fullerton have lesel
on the following property. TO wiz k,st Hall OF the
Southeast Quarter (tl Of Section Seven ,iL Io~nshp
Thirty four S Range Three 49, Fast oi the third sd
Principal Meridian: all OF the above described oryper
being and situated In the county OF Ia se anG stale
of Illinois Levy made this nth day Of January A D.
1891 Subject "a a mortgage OF ave hunared do srs
Therefore. according TO the sad COMMAND. snN
expcse for s public auction. all the right, title
aud interest Of above named Richard J. tniertot
in and 10 the above described property on Moarat
the third DAY OF February i< AT O'clock r ~ ~ 'hs
north door Of the Court hou>e. m Ottawa
Dated Al ottawa IL. this 9TH day Of J,nns.I is~
jsni2i~ Shern OF IA sale SoonS, "
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Mr. ID. r. Burt, OF East Dubuque, ILL.,.
W ho had been visiting his daughter, Mrs
Geo, n. Cash, at Streator, while on his way
home left the cars at Wenons, and walked
to the hotel He had barely reached the
hotel, when he sank into chair and died
OF heart disease. He was one of the pion
GERS OF the west, settling IN Wisconsin In
1882; was once member Of the WiscOn
sin legislature and prominent business
man of Dubuque; and had accumulated a
large fortune. He would have been SO
years o. age on February 20th. The re-
mains were taken to his home.
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lite ally run to waste was shame; and all
citizens will rejoice with us that the end OF
this condition of things has come. The
water will be utilized, II VIII Ill bath
houses for seekers for relief from chronic
diseases, and 10 bottles, casks and barrels,
vii find It's way all over the country again,
carrying relief to those who cannot come
here.
Touching the new manager, n. &. Gun
ZACH, NJ. D., it should be said that he comes
here with the highest recon- mendallons,
from st. Louis, his late home, both in the
form OF private letters (n addition 10 the
good words given personally to Mr.. j. Il.
Porter, when the latter was last in st. Lou
is), and IN notices in the medical press.
In the St. Louis Chemical ReDie,o. to give
one now at hand, We find the following:
Removable J. g. GundIach, from
St. LOUIS, to Ottawa, Ill. This young
man has every prospect of becoming dis
tInguished In his profession. He IL en-
dOwed by nature with all the elements
that push men on 10 great success. There
is difference in aptitudes TO grasp and use
what lies across ones path. He IS silcer
prize medal man-of last year in our col
lege-and this makes HIM above his tel
lows in class where all are excellent. He
will be an honor to medicine IN any com
community he NAV select, and will never
disgrace his anna mater.
The doator belongs to the homeopathic
school, and is certainly pleasant and cul
tured gentleman, as we have found during
our intercourse with him. His Office hours
will be found in his card elsewhere.
1t Is but JUS. to say, however, as does the
Saniculs circular, that there is no inten-
ton on the part OF the spring manage.
ment to restrict patients to the hOmoeopa.
tho school Of treatment, for patients pre-
ferring other schools will be, Of course,
gwen entire liberty to select physicians of
the school they prefer.
The management of this spring are de-
termined Ottawa shall become sooner or
later recognized Health Resort 1t can
be done and they propose to do their part
IN making 1t such.
The Home Improvement Society Is con
tinuing the work they set on. to accomp-
llsh, working IN such manner rs the WIN
ter will permit. On the opening of spring
they will need the operation Of the pub
lie to secure proper responses to the plans
proposed. 1t is wise, therefore, to begin
thinking OF the improvements each will
make on his grounds and surroundings as
early as possible, so that an early begin.
ming may be made, and then when summer
comes the city will b. in her ball dress"
10 welcome her guest.
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Chicago sewerage brought down by the
canal Is said to be the cause of So much
scarlet fever IN Joliet. If that be true,
might not the recently developed cases IN
tins city be traccable to the same source
Our health authorities would DO well to
consider the matter and be prepared to
NEE, any epidemics that might be threat
ened from this source.
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Shipping facilities at Streator. The mines
of the company becoming worked out, il
ROW lets the use Of the track to other min
ing companies and to the glass factory
Hence the complaint and decision.
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COMPOUND OXYGEN DISPENSARY,
~ TuRooP 81. CHICAGO. Il
t>IMPkACHABLE ItsrIMOSN

T. q, physician requesting his opinion OF Compound
oyyven. Mr. william Penn Nixon, managing editor
or he later Ocean Of this city, writes
The INTKR OCEAN OFFICE:
Chicago, April 4. 1883.
J.a, Sir You ask my opinion OF Compound OK gen
In regard TO Its efficiency healing remedy ana an
y.d 10 be able reply that hsve thu greatest iath W
n several years ago, when lauoripS sBder very SER
Gus trouble with my throat andurgs ~ The insisnes
Of a friend In Boston, who bad tyeu 40 ~ sIeete1
began the use Of the Oxygen,-beaAn without ulhcn
min but the result wss such that1 ansprcarej 10 re
comm end it use AL. persops sipilEly affected a,
me end Of eve months found my self awei man. snd
ever nee have enjoyed better health and been mors
ROBUST than ever before IL seemed In my case 10 s1kt
al the root OF the dssAse and reform fne Nhoe
deem IL q duty the many shcted with lung troaple
IN this country TO recommend 10 thsu the UhyeeS
Perseverissy and SoBtlnnonsy esea u VIII ~of =
vondeis fvErs IHytnyx,x- xr~ori
now. WV pANN MANN.
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clerks employed In the general Office Of
the mechanical department, IN that city,
received during the year, $2l 05i30 in The
shape Of wages.
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#arr[eb.

ths a,t of December 1888, at the residence Of the
brides parents. Greenfield, AGair Co. Iowa. Mr.
WM +. MASON to Miss SARAH. daughter OF Rev.
James A. Woodward, the officiating clergyman.
On the ith inst. by Arthur Lockwood. Esq. Mr.
DAVID l.. OLSON 10 Miss MARY TROVIG, both OF
Freedom.
On the eth inst, by the sane. Mr.. MARK L. LYLE
20 Miss ALICE 4. HART, both of South Ottawa.
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The BRIGHTEST AND BEST!
Daily. Semi.Weekly, Weekly,
and Sunday Editions.
NEW YORK
FOR 1884.
PRESIDENTIAL YEAR.
New Proprietor! New Editors!
New Life and Blood!

Six months ago THE WORLD commenced Us new
career, Its growth has been unprecedented. Its
derful advance In circulation, In advertising In isu
ence. In popularity. warrants the claim of leading
position in New York journalism.
No expense or effort will be spared until THE
WORLD Ia recognized rs the GREATEST well As the
BRIG HEST and CHEAPEST PAPER In AMERICA
THE WORLD as the leading Democratic newspaper
In the country knows no faction and recognizes no in
divdnal ambitions or aspirations aside from the gen
cral good of the party aud the Republic 1t the
triumph of principles LOT men, II uphklds great
Democratic ideas and ideals not faction 1r fraction
Of the party
4: the entrance ul the year the WORLD de
4res TO express Its gratitude Tor the hearty wcome II
has received and the magnificent hiss already
achieved. lis welcome comes from the people. III
success their work. They havo indorsedsts merits
by more than yrebllng it, circulation In sN months.
and by doubling Ia advertising. For This thf,
titled 10 warm thank.
No Democrat ought 10 De happy without
THE WORLD. We cali upon our Democratic
friends in every town and hamletin the linton
to START CLUBS FOR THE WEEKLY
They will get the ablest brightest and cheap
est newspaper IN the country, as well as al
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Bakers Mandrake Bitters are recon-
mende0 Dy physicians and druggists as
being an excellent remedy. Price DC.
G. Gehrng.
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lha bridge Question.

What are the commissioners gong TO
do about it?' Is frequent question asked
concerning the proposed bridge over the
Illinois river. The Ottawa commissioners
say they are ready and willing to take I'm
mediate steps; that they are only waiting
for the Sonth Ottawa commissioners In
the meantime much valuable time is being
lost, and the dangers from high waters and
running Ice are rapidly approaching. 1t
may not be generally known that the
south bent of the second span from the
north end put in last summer as tempora.
y 81 pport was carried out by the high WA
ters during the fall, but such is the fact,
and 1t may be only III Indication OF what
Is TO follow when the ice breaks up In
spring. One of the Ottawa commission
ers WAS heard to say this week that unless
something was done soon the bridge
would be mailed up and ali travel prohlbi.
ted, rs he was not willing to take any such
responsibility as to permit anything that
would result! IN an accident.
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hAPEMAN & GRAHAM.

I q. GUNDLACH, NJ. d.. lately OF ST.
Loss, Mo. having assumed the charge OF the San.
cula Mineral Spaings. heretofore known as the Otfa
wa sprngs) would herewith most respectfully tender
his professional services 10 the people of Ottawa and
La Sale county especially the treatment OF chronic
diseases. Once and residence at Spring Grounds.
Office hours to4p Vi. Consultation free: when bs
mail, enclose stamp for reply. janl2-tmos
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Ithas been an open question whether or
not the track owned 10y the Coal Run Coal
Company Of Strratur, Mas II railroad under
the mesn,ng OF The law. Complaint has
recently lern made ~ the Railroad Com
missioner, tia, The owner. of this railroad
made uni u; Determinations against some
Of It's patrons. The matter was referred to
the AttOr1e, General, who holds that the
company is not such u one as is cOntem-
plated BY ls@; thar in building Its track
no right ui eminent domain was exercised,
no municipal AID ~ss accepted, and that
the track IS SIMPLY n private psth, or some.
thing of thu, kind, constructed BY citi-
zen upon his own lahd for his own use,
and that hr may loI il To his neighbOrs
upon any term. that msy be mutually
agreed upon ~itbuu; any interference Of
the state. The fact WAS civulged In the
inquiry tina, the company owned three
Blles Of railroad track, and that II built Q
SIDE track 70 connect is mines with The
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DISSOLUTION.

The Hrm OF baldwin Kuyl. Of the Ottawa Marble
Works. 10 this day dissolved by mutual consent.
have purchased from NJ W. Baldwin all his interest in
the stock and all other property of said firm. have
assumed payment OF all debts of the frm of Bad
win Kuyl and the notes, accounts and debts due and
to become due to said firm will b. collected by
shall continue the marble and granite business In all
It's branches at the old stand. EMlLE kUYl-
Ottawa, January y. lSs4-lW
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The best is the cheapest. Downs Elixir
Is the best cough remedy known. G. Geh.
ring.
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FOR RENT.

4 Section OF Land in Minnesota, = mile from depot.
80 ready for seeding. Splendid chance for two
three active men. Requires three good teams. Ap
ply soon. W BUSHNELL
ottawa, H.. Dec. 3ls;. l5s3.
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