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SAVING THE TEETH.--It Is, as II should
be, the aim of dentistry to preserve the ma.
tural teeth. But the popular idea of DENTS,
is that he was created for the sole purpose
of extracting teeth and hurting people, and
unfortunately this idea is largely justified
by the practice of too many dentists, who
seem to regard it about as impossible to
cure an aching tooth as 1t would be TO raise
man from the dead, Pull 'er OUT Is the
too common advice, and frequently dozen
other teeth go with 1t to be replaced by a
set of artificial teeth for the rest of the un-
fortunate's natural life.
DISGUST FOR DEcAYED TEETH.-The
writer recalls the case Of gentleman of
ability ana an earnest Christian worker
who began worthy enterprise of some
magnitude that would be advanced by the
recognition and encouragement of promi,
nent men in the same line Of effort, and pre-.
sented his plans to man of national repu-
tatlon for endorsement; but he refused to
have anything to do with it. Being press.
ed by friend for his reason, he said
How can a man accomplish any good who
has mouth in such condition, sending
forth pollution at every breath ~ With the
good mans work he was in sympathy, Lut
the man himself excited his disgust,
Some people are too lazy and others are
too busy 10 properly care for their teeth by
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G. w. w. BLAKE.

A nNINIsTRATDIX SALE OF REAL ESTATE
n nv virtue OF an order and decree OF the Probate
Court OF La Sale county. Illinois, made on the peton
OF the under signed adminstratrX OF the estate OF
Patrick Bradshaw deceased for leave 10 sell the real
of said deceased at the October sr A. d. 1853
SOS shall on Tuesday the first day OF December next
between the hours of ten O'Clock in me forenoon ana
fonr o'clock i'm the afternoon Of said day owit, the
hour OF o'clock p NJ sell at public sale at the north
door OF the county court house in OTTAWA IN sad copn
Icven III in block thiry.n,ne (39) in States Addition
10 the town now city, Of Ottawa, in La sale county,
Illinois on the following TERMS t0'"it; Terms ol SAT-
Cash on day Of sale 900,
D"''' ~ ~ ' MARY BRADSHAW.
Administrative OF the Estate OF Patrick
GEO. W ". BLAME. Bradshaw, deceased A.,
Solicitor. octoi-'N
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When catarrh has progressed to certain
extent it is only step to that fatal disease,
consumption. If you have catarrh, even
Slightly, II is a terrific mlStahe TO allow it
10 continue its course unchecked. If you
will only read, you will find conclusive rea-
SONS why you should take Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla for catarrh, in the statements of many
people who have been completely cured of
this disease in its most severe forms. Send
for book containing abundant evidence, to
C. l. Hood & Co, proprietors of Hoods
Sarsaparilla, Lowell, Mass.
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HENRY GUM.

,-,,,sS,IE -STATEOF ILLINOIS. Las SALE
Nj InTxTy-ss Ia SAIL County Cutuf OUT
In IN. matter OF Byron D. Smell V. John l. hush ana
,, III ~ A Rnsh-0B B,f 20 Fme'toss HOTigdqs
pSiic notice i hereby given. that in pursuance OF
rctai order entered in the above entitled cause IN
~ c,,rt on the fourteenth day OF OCTOBER u ~
S,s,, W " Blake Master in Chanccry Tor ssiu court
n WSnday The 18Th day Of November A. ~ ~ al two
on va ,ts s,rrnolp of said day shall sell Al public
1890 "a The highest and best bidder for cash al the
ant door of the County Court HOUSE, IN O.s Ss,,
i ,nS;y az Ia sale and state Of Illinois 10 VII
The s,uth half Of lots one hundred ana ,nr,een vs.
county of La sale and stsie OF lhols; 70
,s,hr with an and singular the tenemen'r anu hered
Tsmenrs thereunto belonging; az N, MARI
>.,-,.,, N ,sS, Mister in Chancery.
u.~Sy Gryy Complt's SOLICITORS eot<rSs'
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Gentle woman is So often the victim OF
sick headache that she halls as the Dawn
of new era the introduction "f medicine
that is guaranteed as sure cure. Mrs,
Morris Tanner, of Hoboken, y j. writes
~ have been martyr TO SICK heausche,
the result of indigestion. one to.ue Oh
Mishler's Herb Bitters, used aecoia!ng 70
directions. has cured me.
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Mendoza Reporter band or Gypsies
or Italians, about the worst looking lou
one could imagine, struck Mendoza FRIDAY
afternoon. They had with them hall n
dozen bears, several monkeys, and horde
of dirty youngsters who reaped rIch mar
vest of nickels from the crowd some OF
our lawyers and judges including Loosh
Croker, F.. p. Snyder and Judge Smyth
seemed to be particularly smltten with the
charms of an olive beauty OF some my or
sixty summers carrying babe In basket
On her back.
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made her pitching so effective that but few
base hits were made of her delivery.
49,
II was "standoff" in Aux Sable town.
ship, Will county, between the candidates,
both receiving 70 votes.
49,
Some of the Republican papers of this
county are putting forth Hon. Wright Ad-
ans as a candidate for State Senator. Mr..
Adams has the honor of being the first one
of his party suggested for county nomi
nation, and if he is ambitious for the dis
tinction his friends have sufficient time to
work up political boom.
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Chester is rejoicing and wondering over
a natural curiosity. In front OF the resi-
dence of one of the leading citizens is a
handsomely shaped and good sized maple
tree, and from its branches there Is con
slant dripping of water in such quantities
as TO induce the passers by To believe
light rain cloud is passing over, and which
also keeps the fence and pavement beneath
the tree wet This has been the case for
for over fortnight, and while 1t continues
day and II ght there seems no llminuticn
in the amount of water shed by 1t.
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II suffered more than a year with indi
gestion; was very bilious; had dumb chills
followed by fevers, which Frustrated me.
took Simmons Liver Regulator, and am
satisfied that it is all that is recommended
for indigosti IN and bilious complaints. for
mine was certainly stubborn case. Many
of nv friends speak of it, and they all agree
that il possesses all the virtues claimed fol
it.-A. II. HIGuTowER, Conductor c. K
II Ga"
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EINAL SETTLEMENT--EsTATE or CHAhLks
soEDxn her by ih sNsn % s
ADMINISTRATOR of the estate of said Charles Soeder,
deceased will appear before the fr0 ,n ue ,m
of the county of La Sale and state OF lllhos AZ me
Comfy Court House in Ottawa in said county on Mon
day the l6hday of November A. D. lsS tOr me % T
of rendering nh account of his proceedings III the IA
m,nstratiOn of said estate for The final settlement
law" " ~ JOHN STROHM,
,rrvsr. . T R,ETELS Administrator.
Clerk Probate Court La Sale Co.. Ill. octol-""
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A La Sale paper published last week
list of delinquent tax payers in the lmper-
ial city," which embraces the names OF
many of the most prominent business men
of tina, city These taxes have been due for
years past and yet this is what Jack Red
dick calls progressiveness in his weekly
puffs about La Sale. A city that is prosper
Gus and full of lite, push and progressive
ideas does not have thousands of dollars on
its back tax-lst. La Sale makes very dis
creditable showing in this respect. The
name Of prominent member of the school
board of that city, who persistently urged
the recent reduction Of 81 per month on the
salaries Of the poorly paid teachers of La
Sale, shows up on the delinquent tax list to
the amount Of nearly 81 900. And yet this
man on the score of economy voted /, reduce
the teachers salaries,
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Ralny sleep.

The lithuanian of Mount ST Clements
College, Leicester, Maryland, writes that
Red Star Cough Cure has given much sat
isfaction in that institution. In severe
case of consumption 1t gave great relief,
and after its use restless nights and night
sveats disappeared.
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A SOLEMN QUERY.

From the Boston Courier.
PHASES or LIS.
The Bank Official.
TO gamble. the funds of the bank he drew,
lie robbed the widows and orphans, too;
With fry thousand dollars he fled;
"Another good man gone wrong. they SAID.
The Plferr.
The night was bitter, the tramp was old
lie stole coat to keep out the cold.
Pursuit soon followed, the chase was brief,
And the crowd exclaimed "They have caught
the thief.
A Liule BIT of Himan Nature
That's Thompson approaching it is, could
swear;
And poverty stricken he looks, declare;
A picture, indeed, of the shabby geneel,
With clothing threadbare and shoes down at
the heel.
Hes met with financial rcverses, they say
I'll turn up this street and keep out of his
way.
4 Year Later.
la. who is this coming along: Let me see
That face am certan's familiar to me.
By Jove. it is Thompson How well he is
dressed
All. now he can hold up his heal with the
best
They say he's struck oil and is rich as Jew;
Why, Thompson, my dear fellow, how do
you do?
4 Social chat.
There goes the bell A visitor, guess,
And I'm fright and haven't time to dress.
HIN Mrs. Gossip, from across the way
What put it In her head to call today
TO see what she can see that's all, no doubt;
That woman's nothing but CAD. about
hate her, with her supercilious airs;
That horrd girl is bringing her up stairs
lis Mrs. Gossip. declare. Why, this
Is quite pleasure, am sure. A kiss
So kind of you to call tbs quite treat
Let me remove your shawl pray, take seat.
We're all upset this morning, it is true,
But we can always find seat for you,
Pray don't apologize-there is no need
I'm very glai you called, sm. indeed,
Al the gate.
She (fnyidiy).
Allow you to kiss me good night ere you 90 :
] could not permit such freedom, oh, no.
lie (yespeeyuliy).
Excuse me. OF course you know best what
is right.
But meant no oaense | assure you. Good
night!
She (disoPpointedty).
The fool, He must certainly have thick
head,
To think for Q moment that meant what
said.
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Some one has declared conceit worse
than consumption, and the comparison Is a
true one. Many are the .conceited" who
cry down legitimate remedies, and who de-
lude suffering humanity, whose only saliva
ton is the immediate use of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-11-14

We are always pleased to receive BRAIN
ARDS MUSICAL WORLD. 1t is bright, read
able, and contains good music withal The
November number is very interesting, both
In literature and music, and we commend
the MmicM Worid to all who like music
and wish to keep informed concerning the
art. The music in this number is 81 Still
Cherish the Shells that we Gathered by
II. T. Martin; "The Fairest in the Land
by NJ. H. Resented; Pansy Blossom
Waltz" arranged by NJ. c. j., and Long,
Long Ago" by Franc Burgmuller. There
is also a fine portrait of Miss Emily Winant
and full page picture, EARLY Morning on
the Rhine" The subscription price is $50
per annum; single copies 10 cents each.
Address the publishers, S. Brainard's Sons,
l4J and l41 Wabash Avenue, Chicago, Ill.
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p. T. Barnum makes the following start.
ling proposition:
II will undertake to give bonds for the
fulhllment of the contract that if the city OF
Philadelphia will stop selling liquor, and
give me as much As was expended for her
liquor last year to run the city next year, |
will pay all the city expenses; no person
within her borders shall pay taxes; there
shall be no insurance on property; good
dress suit shall be given to every poor boy
and girl, man and woman; all the educa.
tional expenses shall be paid; y barrel of
flour shall be given to every needy and
worthy person; and will clear half a
million or a million dollars by the opera
ton"
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Ze0al

AvOTICE.-ETATE oFPHILiPJ .SAuEREssIG. DECD
~ Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned, Exec
uor of the last III and testament OF Phpl Saueress r.
late of the coun of la sale and state of Illinois de.
ceased will app before the Probate Court OF sail
county on the third Monday tbeing the 3lst day. OF
1895 at the Probate Court ROOM In OtAwa.in
said county when and where all persons having claims
or demands against said estate are nouneu 10 attend
Dated this 9th day of November A. y. lSS5.
PETER W. SAuERESS1G.
nov--3.y Executor.
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For calling her Shanghai hen" a Brook
Ign woman has been given verdict of $500
damages, and Chicago paper thinks peo
pie can not be too careful how they handle
their barn yard metaphors. 1t is all right
to call woman duck, or a dear little
chick, or a sweet young pullet but it is
dangerous and expensive to put ner among
the old hens and geese.
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Down in Pueblo, Mexico, a band of
young females have organized a paper
called the W0ther- In Lac, which will be de
voted to the protection of that much abused
parsonage The male poet that will have
the hardihood to write My motherin law,
my motherin law, the d---dest old woman
that ever saw" may expect to hear from
that paper in unmistakable tones.
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Chance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Go together-Sausage and suspicion
Never treathes his last-The shoemaker
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There is a probability that in the near
future England will tax her bachelors, alb.
surd as this may Scent II would not be
the first time that European countries did
this. Bachelors were at one time heavily
taxed by the Romans ana Grecians, and
widows were compelled to marry after one
year of mourning At one time legatee
could not obtain a bequest unless within
the spac, of 100 days he found some woman
10 marry him In later times, William III
imposed tax on bachelors to carry on the
war with France.
The Streator papers have recently been
filled to OVERLOOKING with readymade inter
views That sort of daily journalism has
long ago become obsolete, though II may
suit the taste of the average Streator reader.
Evidently the genius who Is at the helm
of the Marseilles Pidindedler does not know
that the base ball season has closed. In
referring TO Belva Lockwood, who was In
that city recently, he says that "her deliv-
cry, for u woman, was particularly good"
He neglects to state whether II was an "in-
curve" drop" or an "outshoot' which
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The decision o. Judge Smith in the Cas-
well divorce case At Monticello is that the
divorce procured by Daniel II. Caswell
years ago was null and void. This decision
Of the court places the affairs of the family
in terrible plight. Since the illegal di-
vorce was obtained Caswell had married
again and several children born Of his sec
ond marriage, are now without legal
father or mother.
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HDITORIALETTES.

Judge Gilbert's majority at home was
so3 while DID ,lrs at Joliet, his home, was
only IS. These figures speak volumes
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/ Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by . sick child suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting teeth2 tfso,
send at once and get bottle Of Mrs. Win.
slow's Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing. Its value is lncaIcuiahIe. Ii viii re-
lieve the poor little sufferer Immediately.
Depend upon it mothers, there is no mis-.
take about It. Il cures dysentery and
diarrhna, regulates the stomach and bow
els, cures wind collie, softens the gums, re.
lhces inHammations, and gives tone and
energy TO the whole system. Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth.
ing is pieasantto the taste, and Is the pre-
scription Of one Of the oldest and best fe-
male nurses and phyaicians in the United
States, and Is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price rs cent? .
bottle. Mws4W
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MrffnI.
CIironio llysenterY.


Mr.. James Brannan, Second avenue,
Ptssb4rgh, Pa, writes: " For two years
] have been constantly troubied with 4
chronic diarrhGa, or dysentefy, having
had, on an average, from twenty to
twenty Ave passages every twenty .fnur
hours, and every one bloody. had
thoroughly tried all tlic prominent ply.
Sicians in Pittsburgh. was twice in the
West Penn Hospital, the, first time thir.
teen weeks, and thongh ! LEFT It much
better, vet in five days I was as bad rs
ever. then tried two otlier great doc.
tors IN this city, and oneoE them finally
assured me was nut long for this world,
and advised me to write to my friends
about it. next went to DIR. Hartman,
without the least confidence that he could
do ANYTHING for me, He examined me,
smiled, and said, he could stop thc bloody
discharges in less than two weeks, which
he did with PERuHA, and I have now
been entirely well for several weeks, and
never felt better in my liz /, though I am
still taking his PERuXA. EwilI take Il
whenever / need medicine.
Mr.. Patrick Burns, Pittsburgh, writes
aT have suffered intensely from piles and
chronic dtarThna. was treated by 1--WE
Of the best physicians and surgeons in
the city Of Pittsburgh, and with all grew
constantly worse. Finally three efthcm
said my only hope was IN, operation.
This frightened me, and Invent fmmedi-
ltcly to DR.. Hartman, who has entirely
cured rne with PERuSA. ,Etaye been at
work now for three months, and never in
my lie felt better. Call and see me at
corner of Twenty.scYentll and Mulberry
streets, Twelfth ward, Pitbburgii.e
Mr.. Patrick Cunningham. s. s., near
Sidney street, Pittsburgh, Pa, writes:
For five years have suffered inexpresS-
IDLY from Internal and external piles. l
have tried the best Physicians Of Pits
bargh and Allegheny without relief. I
went to DR.. Hartman, who cured me
without detention from work with Pc
RUHA.n
Charles Frank, Of Emrichville, Ieffer-
son county, Ohio, writes :. 9 had piles
and listIlla in ano for four. years. l had
suffered constantly with a discharge Of
matter from the parts, and sometimes
from the contents OF the bowels through
il, I could not have borne It much
longer. had heard so much Of the i'll
effects OF a knife operation that resolved
tn 10 10 Dr.. Hartman. HeiridicIled the
silly idea of cutting It, and at once per-
formed his own original operation with
out the knife, and without pain. lam
thoroughly cured, though ofcourse 1 took
PRRUNk.h
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D. ! THoRNBuRGH. Trastee.
TRUSTEE,s SAFE.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust made By Samuel
Allen aud Mary J. Allen his VILE 70 me Is Trustee,
% secure the CrtAce1t Bull ding Association, dated
uctober 2, lh, recorded In lhe office OF the Clerk
OF the County Court uf MAIthall County, West Vlrs
gIniR In Deed Of Trust Book No s. paSe Ia, Twill
ell ct the fnont door Of the Court A6uIe 81 Mar.
shalleIcnty, On
SATURDAY. THE 18th DAY Fully, 1885,
commencing q 10 O'Clock A. n, the following dc.
scrbed property. thAt Is 70 say: esrtAln tret Of
~, State u West Via nia, hCnndeA % t0lIuws to-
wit: BsgtnninE at q stake In Richard Aliens lima,
near WalIRres spring; thence with MID line south
~ X u l2lg0 poles to q stbke on branch Of
6q in0 poles 10 stake IN The original line! thenca
9. II ". 10 hickory in tho original line and In
Richard klltns llnet thence with the original ltna
8. Sc W. 70 poles 70 . red oak and beech In tho
original line; thcnce ks w. - poles 10 sugar tree
corner 70 BENZ NcMechen 5; thence 45s ". Us poles
20 nd elm corner % John Qnlgleyi thence N 90
w, 20 poles TO black walnut corner to John Quiz.
ieyt thence N. 81 W. s. pole! 10 awhile oak at q
small dtatn: thence with the dfatn down 10 d
point corner TO John Qrisley aud iohn Brown toa
beeah on the points thence up the nm % q sugar
tree on the bank Of the run; Themes up the run
With the neande1s thereof and binding thereon 70
stone MARKED b : thence 10 the beginning, supposed
20 contain fS9 acres be the same more or lea.
The title 70 the above land n helieye 10 be per.
tect, out viii convey only the tile vested In as
TKANB on sA1E-One third, and as much more a
the purchaser elecsl to pay in ea b on the day Of
sale, the balance lntW0equAl inGtAlments ut one
and two years. with interest for which the pur'
chaser shall txeEute his NOTES with good tecnItS,
bearing interest tom the dsy Of tale, the legal
title to be retained as further security for the de
HIRED payments, 0eAt the purchasers option no
may SECURE tho notes for knch payraent1 by deed
y ''-s = - : s.ssWa WI: P. HuHRARp. Trustee.
WI. W. CoWDEN. FOL itttnt - 1e3
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=FRIGHTFUL CASE
OF A C0L0RED MAN.

Iconhaesed q fearful case d blood poison in
1851 1waS treated By SONG Of the best PHYSICIANS
in AtiRntR. Thhy used tho old fem0dies Of Mercury
aud POTASH, which brought on rheumatism aud
impaired my digestive organs. Every joint in mt
was swollen and full Of pAln. was IA a horrible
condition When had been Rlvan mp 0d.A, my
PHI EciRns, who had seen the workings Of the
medicine In other cRSes, thnught IL you'd b. a
splendid time 70 teAt the yTsuPS u swift specific
When cOmmeueei taking \. 8. i. the physician
said could not liYe two weeks tutRr the ordinary
treatment. He commenced 10 give me the medI-
cina AtFictlY according n ennns, wnich Icon,
tinned for several mouthS. I look nothing else.
and commenced to improve from the hrSt. occa
dunally would have q hHGkset rom lnpFnfencf.
Som the rheumatism LEFT me, my Appent4 became
all Eight, and the ulrers, whic1 the doctor said
were shs most tIighttnl he had EYrE seen. began 70
heal and by the nrst Of October. 1881 / WnlaWeli
man again lam stronger now than 1 ever was
before, and weigh mera Ihxvs not failed to 70
p0r for duty EHCe t5at time, being Hugpged IN the
oil warehouse Of Chess Galley Company. have
been, and stiii am, doing Iome the haIdestw0tk
any man ever did, and nm ready 10 Anlwer aug
Question that may DO asked concerning this case.
- LEAf MCtL RNDust,
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changed Whisky Offered u. ma Butter elsy
and unchanged. Egga irregular At Lie. Cheala tn
mGdetaie demand and unbalanced Q.
1,tIttanf JplF --Ifhaat EesteEn lefer AEt
dnlI, No. winters spot and July august
=. ~. sases
n ,s, IA ~ i'm ~ hIte a
1Tss III ProEsinas t,ftsif,Siiy stestlSs
Snsss f5fF sd Dnaig q iffGi fffities Ess
1,tiI t.d fifrieF RiocarRosS
oStir ss 10 ieir
y 4 4 = ~. n, Z,
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tS1,Sas NC. tishsr ;5 M % ce5s,
N ! SSh III flv 4Ses Ii,iSt -
seStanser t6e, - -
~ - sLiye Stock.
r.,, 49,, r,..-..,,t ,.,,,,...,
IA assd si.Inaen,s ~ kead:
az Eest fnlst IN I, posainoa noe offs ShiDuifI1
stSe,s. q esas %; siockefs ana feeden Is sf az
sesse iU Lower S,, ~ II
mi ,,t,J ~ nac, MI shiTIs5