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-FIRsT NEWSPAPER IN VIRolNIA.-lt was said
in Virginia newspaper, some years ago, that
the first newspaper in that State was printed
in 1880, at Williamsburg, the seat OF govern
ment. The conditions were conspcuously
placed at the head Of the paper, and ran thus !:
"All persons may be supplied with tins paper
at Fifty Dollars year. and have advertise
ments Of moderate length inserted tor ten
dollars the first week. and seuen dollars for
each week after" The paper was issued once
"a aoeek-which made lis cost TO subscribers
about ninety sir cents number!
This was l73 years after the settlement Of
Virginia GA years after il had been settled
Gov. VIM. Berkley, who exercised the magis
terial Office for SO years, in his answer to the
inquiries Of the lords Of the colonies, said 81
thank God we have not free schools, nor print
ing, and hope we shall not have these hun
dred years for learning has has brought dis
obedience and heresy and sects into the world
and printing has diyulged them and the libel
against the government. God keep us from
bo,h!" Lord Effinghan,, who was appointed
Governor in 1853, was ordained expressed :" to
allow no person to use printing press on any
occasion wlateyer." t N tB,
This violent opposition 10 the printing press
has been shown more recently upon the same
spot 1t will be remembered that the Hon. II
A. Wise thanked God that there was not ;
newspaper in that (this) district.-N, Z. Ex
press. sI.ss.sf 81 flI H .sssss t57g1fEi1
,,.,~c>.e - W.. -s-.Iv,,v--.y.--~
LARGE AND SMALL NEWSPAPERS. II rs ont
Of the sorry errors of the world that the meri
and value Of paper is supposed 10 go up witt
its size. Nothing can be farther from the truth
and the world is "a c8nfonnded BOBBY head 10
entertaining it, Your mammoth sized paper
are terrible bores great diluters OF sense :
ghosts OF ideas. Their editors may be very
clever sort Of men expert at driving the gull
strade the scissors with marvellous skill ant
that sort Of thing, but they must necessarily
spread an idea over murderous extension
and fritter away its substance into foggy no
thing But he Of your small sheet, with co
lawns compressed into sensible coziness, mus
write nothing but ideas--and only the heart Q
them. Brief, concise terse, he must roll sen
fiment in every word. Never take, then III,
half years stock Of a steam paper mill Of idea
information, and those desirable. tits enoug
that they exhaust the language andgive a ,hric
printed dictionary more, you have not righ
to look for. cButii you want the mirror OF II
time-the spice OF age-live and recognizalb'i.
ideas--Iook in papers of moderate and smal
size.-Woodburn Gazette. ,..
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AccIBEKr.--A middle aged man, named
Michael daily, working in Jaeger s. Co.'s Ea-
gle Air Furnace, got overheated on Saturday,
and iell down in . fainting fit and died-ib
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FOR RENT.
LOTS FOR SALE.

IT OF No.22, in reservation ii containing $3.50
i feet or thereabouts, near the Railroad Depot,
will be sold on reasonable terms, by t tfNf.
Hs'M sttatfh t B. HOMANS, Auctioneer.
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Hon. VIM. Sawyer has been nominated TO
Congress, in Ohio. L f3 lShiot eilG 4a3g24 Il
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"A woman by the name Of, Leathers, the wife
af George Leathers, living in Exeter: TN. H Il
tack 2 ounces Of laudanum on Tuesday night
and died Wednesday morning. y4.ysst9sg
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Light clothing, fhe last summer fasions in
Georgia consis. o. a"shirtcollar and apair Of
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SUDDEN DEATH Thomas f. Jones, Of Chel-
sea, constable. came TO his death in that town,
last evening, in very sudden, and Singular
manner. 1 tig, .eq iss..
v Whilst engaged in assisting an officer from
East Boston in catching two young rascals
who had been committing depradatons upon
a garden, he suddenly fell in running, and exr
pired instantly. A coroner's inquest was held
last evening. and verdict rendered to the eff
feet that his death was occasioned by fatigue,
and in consequence Of fall upon the face. II
is the opinion OF some Intelligent men that he
was deprived Of breath by the force OF the fall
and from previous excessive fatigue his sys-
tenn had not power TO rally. Others think that
his death was occasioned by disease of the
heart.--Boston Journal. tl,si
DARING RoBBERY. Two ruffians entered
the house oil Mr.. Sabens, in Canal street, Bos-
ton, on Monday night, between n and twelve
O'Clock, and proceeding 10 his chambers beat
him with a1heavy club until he was senseless,
and then stole about 5000 which he had in the
pockets Of his pantaloons. Asbets Agoi1s7 9sJ
A woman who lived in the house, upon
hearing an unusual noise, got up and attempt
ed 10 get out Of the house 10 raise an alarm,
but was seized in the entry by one of the ruff
fans, and nearly choked. si3l H0H .8
SHAMEFUL. The father OF a young girl
named Emily Harper, had her arrested yester
day and taken before justice Mcclure, on a
charge OF stealing money from. him, There
was no evidence to sustain the charge, and the
girl, aged aboui26, was rdischarged.i9 y 5,Dg
& This is said to be the fifth time this unnatn
raj and unfeeling father has had his little
daughter arrested on similar charge. and no
eveidence appearing in either case. A father
so lost to natural feeling must be hideous
1raonsfpr In hum or, ahn N - L---L-L
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VERMoKf ELEcToN, The Representatives.
elect, so far. stand Wing 95. Democrat 81 Lii
beriy 70. The senale will be At lAeast two
thirds Wing. h5 al5Issa 49a isisolg- s9asa |
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Why don't people stay on this side Of the
water iisl 1Nltnoey91 no Pira iat tssm3
Because the hot weather makes them cross.
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The editor Of the Albany Geo. Courier
has been presented with peach measuring
1913 inches in circumference, and weighing
| IA bib 64latse9 =
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LINES OF PRrNcE MErERrrVi. Private
letter from Vienna. la the Britannia, confirm
the news Of the serious illness of Prince Met
ternich. As sE ,.sF,5 fIf s u.
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Just Received by J.NANLEYACo.
800 COOKING STOVES.

800 COOKING STOVES,
or the Hathaway, Yankee Notion, Fou
Boiler and Premium patterns, assoTie,
sizes. Also,
80 PARLOR STOVES,
Latest styles air-light stoves coal stoves
four sizes, all of which we will sell a
Chicago prices, adding the carriage t,
Ottawa. We have also lull stock of
Ia Il u " Il RE,
Consisting Of elliptic springs, wagon ant
buggy boxes, RowIand's mill saws, cross
cut, lennon, hand, panel, iron back
wood cutters, compass and bow saws
log, coil, trace and halter chains broal
and choPping axes; shoyels; spades
hay and manure forks; framing ant
socket chisels shovels and tongs; plane.
and plane irons; augurs; spurious
hollow augurs; steel aud iron squares
carpenters and coopers' AIDES; counter
scales and weights {; steeIyards ; ballan'
ces /; butts and screws; mortlce, knob
closet, chest, drawer, cupboard and sec.
rotary locks; mill and saw files black
smiths, hand saw and wood files horse,
rasp, cabinet and shoe files beveIs; try
squares saw sets; knives and forks
pocket and shoe knives; sheep shears
shoe plncers; coach wrcnches coffee
mills; brass and iron table casters com.
passes box rules ; sauce pans; dinner
bells; curtain pins; brass and iapanneL
candle sticks; SHUTTERS; braces aud bits
wire selves; brass and pewter faucets
tirmcr chscls; hand axes; ha,chets
nail hammers garden hoes and rakes
door bolts; brass butts and screws; table
hinges bureau knobs spoke shaves
drawing knives; strap hinges bed keys;
whie.wash, wash, horse and shoe brush
es ; steel and iron troweIs glue ketteIs
COW bells tap borers screw drivers
shoe floats wool and horse cards shut.
ter hinges; skates shoe pincers; zinc
wash.boards; fiat irons brass kettles
spring bolts cupboard catches; carriage
knobs hand vices brass OK tips horse
nails chopping knives; pod bits; win,
dow springs; PIeyers; shoe thread; Rus
sla bristlcs; shoe nails; iacks; braIs, &c
S.4 D D L L Il I.
IIames; saddle and gig trees; paten
leather: oil cloth carpet; rubber cloth
buckles terrets; pad hooks ; maringa
rings; carriage lace; girth web moss
srirrups snaps; tufts, &c, &C., togelh
er with complete assortment Of
TIN ". 4 RE,
Stove pipe and furniture, and we are con
iiIent that we can offer as good bargain:
to purchasers as any establishment ives
Of Chicago, and we respectfully invite
those wishing to purchase to give US ;
call at our old stand on canal street, oppo
site the court Household work done &c
order. j. MANLEY & co.
Ottawa, Oct. 10, 1915.
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New Tailoring Establishment.
CONLEl Il BALE \

EsrEcTruLLy inform the citizens
U OF Ottawa, and surrounding coun-
Try, that they have established ihe above
business in this place.
Mr.. Baily, late from New York, anD
long employo cd in The most fashionable
shops IN the city of New York aud Al.
bany as cutter, and has all the most APP
proved and fashionable STYLES of the
eastern and European fashions, warrants
all garments made AT their establishment
10 fl. They also receive the monthly
fashions from New lc.k.
Cutting will be dohe GA lie shou, 81
notice, and warranted to Il, rproIcrly
made up.
Their establishment is on the east
side OF the public square, neat door to H.,
City Hotci.
Ottawa, Sept. -, ls+5. l2f.
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fENHE COOP SAMARITAN-Remcdy for

"a NHE COOP Remedy for
the Ague and Fcver-Uarranied 10
ctre.-Edson's compound vegetable rem.
edy, is the only medicine now sold which
will eflectually remove the cause of that
loa,hsome disease, the ague and fever,
nervous and bilious fcvers, iaundice, and
other complaints which are induced by
similar causes, and which, if suffered to
exist for considerable length of time,
frequently end in consumption. The
Remedy is put up in bottles, which are,
accompanied with wrappers containing
directions for use in the English and Nor
wegian languages. For sale by
Oct. ls. G.. l.. THOMPSON.
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Roots and Shoes.

Roots and Shoes.
rBNIlICK double sole boots,
~ do do do very stout,
Boys and youths boots,
Mems fine sewed calf do.
Women's kip and buff sea do.
Ladies' buff seal walking shoes,
Kid slippers,
Chldren's and Misses boots,
Mems and women's gum over shoes,
Together with almost every article in the above
line, for sale by J. u. NATTlNGER.
Nov Ia 1915
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hand, a general assortment Cf Statutes, BJiGitS
Huatss, Guitars, Wlips, TrIHk>, EaHses, Al,
all other articles in his line, which he will war
rant and sell at Chicago prices.
Also, all kinds Of repairing done to order, a
the shortest notice and on the most liberal terms
\ B.-Bussy aud Carriage trimming done IL
superior style and at reduced prices.
Shop on the southeast corner If Columbus an,
Canal streets. Come and see
Ottawa, July 4, 1919. J. &. STONE.
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lTailoring Estabiislin.cnt.!

BUCHANAN g. EICHELBERGEH
SsrOULD return thanks to the public for the
~ liberal patronage extended 10 them. and
noag beg leave TO state that they have received
d;rvct from the city Of New York, the
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS,
and are still prepared to furnish garments in he
most approved eastern style, at their old stand
on tn public square, west side OF the court house
Ottawa, Sept. 10, lS45.'
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EER. SMITHS improved sugar coat
~ ed Indian vegetable Pills, from
the n. Y. College Of Health, for inter
mttent, remittent, bilious, and innam-
matory fevers, dyspepsia, cosliveness,
dysenlery, worms, scrofula, scurvy, or
any impurities of the BLOOD, and female
complaints generally. For sale by
Oct. IS. G. l.. THOMPSON.
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Ferer and .7gue CUred for
FIF T Y c F. \ 4 ) . !
DE-. sl!E.eMAN'S

FEVER AND AGUE LOZENGES,
NNT HlCH are uuriyalled III the cur'
v Of his Distressing Disease, ar
now offered to the Public at the low price
Of Fin Cents a Box. The have beer
used in THOUSANDS OF CASES
within the last three years, in Illinois an'
Iowa, and Rarely, yerer, Taiied in Gu
ring the Disease. Besides which. III
Disease WILL NOT RETURN, i The dircc
lions are foIored.
For sale by
&. l.. TuoMrsoN, CNuWG.
Sept. -. 1919. Icy.
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DR.. y. ~. TEayeT's riils.

FVnE subscribers have been appolU
l. ted agents for Illinois, for tie salt
of these well Known pllls, and will h'el
them constantly on hand at wholesale an'
retail.
For bilious diseases incidental 10 this
climate, and as fine herbal family medi
cine, we can confidently recommend these
pills as a safe and efficient medicine.
We shah not 90 TO tie trouble and eA
pense of printing certificates, made on
generally by persons we know noihin!
about; but will refer persons, ii noees
sarv, to hundreds of individuals in I'm
county, who have used the medicine.
WALKER g. IllCKLlNG.
Oct. 3, 1915. l5-ly
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Children Cry fer AAerman's
MED2CtTED LCgENGTs.

"a llESE celebrated Lozenges are now
offered 10 the cill2ens of Ottawa
and the west, as the best preparations (ful
the cuIe OF HE various diseases for " hicl
they are rocommended) ever offered 10
The public. The proprietor, DIR. Sher
man, is regular graduate Of Medicine,
a member OF The Medical Society Of the
ciiy and county Of New York, and these
LozenseS are prepared from medical pre-
scrlptlons which have been approved BY
The most celebrated physicians in that CT.
'y; IN addition 10 which they are prepa-
red in so pleasant a manner that children
eat them with avidily and cry for more.
They consist OF
Cough LOzenges,
Which are the safest and most eilectual
remedy lol Coughs, Colds, Consumption,
Whoopug Cough, Asthma, &C., ever Of.
tered 10 the public. They operate BY pro-
noting eXpectoratIon, allaying the irrita-
lion OF coughing, and removing the cause
Of the disease.
form Lo>tngeS.
The only iufalIbIe Worm medicine ever
discovered. In over 4O0,CC0 cases they
have never been known 10 fail. Many
diseases arise from worms and occasion
long and intense Suffering and even death
without then ever being suspected; grown
persons are very often ailllclsd with them,
and are doctorcd for various complaints,
without any benefit, when one dose Of
these Lozenges wonld speedily cure
them.
CamphOr LoeeHges.
For nervous or sick head arhe, paIpita-
lions of the heart, lasilude and nervous
elections generally, Persons travelling
or attending large rarles, will find the
hozengts really re,l,irg, and impar,ing
The buoyTnry OF youlh-used after di,>i.
patton, they will restore the tone Of the
system generally, and remove all the un.
pleasant symptoms arising from too free
living.
CHh0rtic Lo=cagcs,
! lie best Catharlic medicine for reno.
wing bile from the system and preventing
attacks Of the bilious and intermitlaul le.
yer of this section Of country.
h6rmdns Poor Naj,'s Plaster,
This Plaster, of which over LOCO 200
are sold yearly, is believed 10 be the bes,
Plaster for rheumatism, lumbago, pain in
the back, side, breast or any other part
of the body, ever prepared, and its price
(onIy ~! cents,) brings it within the
reach of every person in the community.
A large supply of these celebrated arli-
cles iusl received and for sale by
G, l.. THOMPSON, ORqWa.
S. G. SMITH, Peru.
T.. +. d S. PULsIFER, Hennepin.
M. PECK Il ALLEN. .furoro.
j. w. PICKERING & Co, Newark.
GEO. ID. RICHARDSON, Bristol.
W. o. PARKE, Oswego.
Sept. l2, 1915. ll-v
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CIgN Hotel.
Cash ADV aICCs.

VNIlE subscriber, for his friends in
\ ST. Louis, will make liberal cash
adraRces on produce in store. Merci'
ants and others ,rishing 0drGnceS, viii
find it for their interest to make arpIlca'
lions to him. ISAAC ID. HARMON.
Peru. Nov. :, lS45.
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l:;IitI;LlC Ii.CiIg.
GEOPGE SMITH

q Il y II q L az 7 4 II
RESPECTFULLY returns thanks TO the CT
I "a tizens Of Ottawa and vicinity inrthe lIbera
patronage he has heretofore received, and hope
to merit a continuance of the same. His Iditr
iBg Establishment is on the south side OF tn,
public square, over ]. and q. Armours store
He is prepared to DO work IA the most rtasona
bic terms, and warrants all garments made by
him to lit Cutting will be done on short notice
and warranted to fit if properly made W. The
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS
From New York city, have just been received
thus enabling him TO furnish garments in the
latest and most approved STD
n. -Lqglber, ana most kinds Of country
produce ,ciHbe taken in paymentJ0r 'e"k.
! ottawa, Sept. 10, 1S45.
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october 81, lsl5.
\ f w G. OODS.
FALL AND WINTER STOCK

tSf received, complete ASSORTMENT Of Fol
81 and Winter Goods, which we offer fJr sal,
low for cash or produce, among which may b,
found the following articles:
Broad cloth, cassmers, and satlnetls
Of all colors and qualities, tweeds, hard
times, beaver and pilot cloths, alpaccas
bombaZines, cashmeres, chusans, nous
de lanes, ginghams, and large assert.
ment OF fancy prints, rob roy, glrandole
ne,,ed and merno shawls, milts, gloves,
ristleits, ribbons, green barage, yelvels,
black and blue-black dress silks, black
and white lace, edgings, inserlings, cam.
brcs, book muslin, bishops lawn, cash
mere merno, worsted and Moraviau
hose, black and white cotton do, banda.
ma, pongee and cambria handkerchifS,
alpaca and silk cravats, comlorterS, sus.
penders, buck mittens, gloves, &c., plain
and plaid linseys, Caroline and Vicioria
plaids, red and white woollen fannels
Canton do, hickory stripes, while,
brown, and blue drillings, Russia diaper,
table linen, brown linen table cloths,
brown Holland, paste board, bonnet wire,
pins, nedIes, combs, &C., &C., batting,
wadding, brown shee,ings and shirlings
of all qualities, iickings, burlaps, and
baggings.
HARDWARE.
A complete assortment Of cutlery,
spoons, OK chains and pewter porringers
hooks and hinges, sad-rons and egg.
fliers, shovel and tongs, ,race-chains
pi,ch.forks, hoes, lanterns, butts aud
screws, door lalches, bolts, locks, mil
aud hand saw files, hand, cross.cut, mill,
and circular saws, ha,che,s, hammers,
axes, bed-screws, wood knobs, brads
lacks, nails, &c.
Also, good assorlmen, Of Crockery
Boots and Shoes, and GROCERIES,.
CUSnMAN & GRlDLEY.
Oct. %, 1915. ls.ly.
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Groceries.
lust received New Orleans Sugar
" and Molasses. Loaf Sugar, Coffee,
Peas, Allspice. Pepper, Ginger, Salera
,us. Nutmegs. Gloves, Cassia, Rasins,
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. &c.
CUSHMAN Il GRIDLEY.
Nov. II, lst5.
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aIRer s. Killing,

+
sands Comp. Eat. Of Ihayrs, Lees, smith
Sarsaparila. sugar Coated, FL
Wls,ar's Balsam of Wil more's, Jaynes', SAP
Cherry. pngtou's, Sas Hoo
DR. TaylOrs Balsam Of p,rs, pctcrs', Eh.H
Liyerwoit. ucy's and several 9TH
DrHamlltIu's Vegetable a Kinds of Fills.
Balsam. Ilind>cy's nerve y hon,
DR. Buchan's Celebrated aud other Llnimcuts
Hungarian Balsam. palley's Magical Fal,
rurIing;ou's Balsam ol Extractor.
Life. Roofs Ring bone Omt
DR. Jaync's celebrated mcnt.
family medicines. Dt Uyham's EIectuar!
4 Fahuestock's Yer of the Piles.
miiuge aud family me Hays Lium,nt
defines. Deans Chemical Taste
Wells Celebrated Strcn- Battman's Drops.
gthning Plaster, and Balm Of Columbia, Bu
Poor Mans Plaster. tIsh oil, Harlem Oh
Fossate's Anodync Cor-.rcleg " hlte's Salye.
dial. Godlroy's Cordial.
Ottawa. Nov. I 1915.
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DGme>tics.
n Bales bro. muslins,
u s " shir,ings,
5-4 sheetings,
BIeached shir,ings and shee,ngs,
"a bro. aud bleached cotton table dia-
per. very good and cheap article for ta'
bic cloths,
Bro. drills, SC. &C.,
For sale by ]. q. NATTlNoEK.
Nov IA, ls45
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JABEZ FITCH,
Justice of the Peace, Ottawa, HIS.
O.lice on Front street.
PERU, AUGUST %. 1915.
nAY g. BRO TIER have Jus. open

nAY g. BRO TIER have jus. open.
- ed the following goods, viz: Ora
ham,; superior six cord sewing cotton,
warranted 200 y'd. spools colored and
white skein sewing cotton; needles /;
pins tapes (; colored and black sewing
silk F; twist; coarse and fnc combs side
and back combs tooth brushes hair
and clothes brushes cords ; binding
ba,tons; draper pins; pin and emery
cushions; linen breads; hooks g. eyes,
&C., 30, together wit ,-0shsxsaQiions, al
Peru. Oct. 10, l645.
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Saddle, Trunk, Il Harness
MAN u L A & L RY.

"NHE subscriber would
Il take this method OF
returning thanks foT
the liberal patronag hereto.
fore extended to him. and
inform his friends and the
public generally that he
continues manufacturing
andis con SANITY keeping on
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IOON SKINS, with all kinds of r,lrios.
v wanted by the subscriber, for which tie
hghcs, price viii be paid. -
Nov. 81, 1915. J. q. NATlINHEh'
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HEATS & Velvet and cloth
n 4. caps, plain and trimmed with fur;
muskrat and seal caps, beaver, russia &
wool hats, which Will be sold cheap for
cash or produce, at Peru, by
Oct. 10, 1915. DAY Il BRO.
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Ercsh Drugs s. Medicines.

EUST received and for sale 10y
ss~.-->-Mr % G. L. THOMPSON, on,
- u door east Of the Mansion House
~ afulland Observation-Disclosures
Drugs, Medicines, Paints
E4:..-.- Oils, Dye-SfuBs, Glass,
Hines and Liquors,
Together with a supply Of the most popular
Patent Medieidcs.
Great care has been taken in the selection o.
The above stock. Physicians aud the public may
safely rely on getting fresh aud pure article.
A ESQ, on hand a lot Of second hand books
which will lie sold very low, consisting Oi Noyels
Classical and miscellaneous works.
For sale and constantly kept on hand, Bible
and Testancnts, from the New York Bible SO
ciety, at cost prices. Bibles gratuitcus to thos'
who are unable to purchase.
Always ready to relieve the fatigued and thirs
", with glass OF cool Soda.
Produce, FIax-seed, Bee's-wax and Ginseng
will be received in exchange for Drugs.
Ottawa, May 80 1915.
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Superior blue Commercial Letter Paper,
do white Quar,o Post do
Blue wose thin Packet Post 10
Fine white FooIscap.
Superior Calender Pressed, ruled, Feolscap,
Common Foolscap, ruled, u! cts. per luire
Bristol Boards and Drawing Paper,
Fine Opaque Quilts, best quality,
States, assorted sizes,
Black Ink, Waters, Double Refined Drawing
s and common Lead Pencils, &c, &c.
For sale by j. G.. NATTlNGER.
Ottaws, Nov %, 1915
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-17
IsONNS. liOOLaS.

parser's Exercises in AitchslFs School Geo
Composition, graphy aud Alias,
McGuilty's newly Re- aucheIls Primary do
yised Reader, Ulaeys School Geo.
SIniers' Sch ,o!3ealcrs graphy and Atlas,
do Spoilers, Ktkhan's Grammar,
Grigg & Eiliot's new Buretl's Geog'y. Of the
and improvcd series Of Heavens, with tIas
Of com. school readers Upham' Mcntalphilos' y
Towns Analysis, Eomstock's do
Websters Elementary do Chemistry,
Spoilers, ADAMS NewArithmriiC
Pariey's Com. School Smiths New Cram
-istory, mar.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-04-17

For sale by
G. l.. THOMPSON, OiidTd.
G. II. WooDRurr, Joliet.
Doc,. S. G.. SMITH, Peru.
Moan WIswALL, Princeton.
]. STEVENS & Son, MdidntoWn.
THOMAS GALLAuER, Henry.
A. PELTIER, Dresden.
AMBROSE O'CoNNER, MarSeiHtS.
Aug. 8, lSi5. S-y