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SrARR'S CAMPHINE LAMPS.-Aher
~ lair trial of w III. STARR's Patent CamphIne
Lamps, am convinced they have no superior, il
SIihiano and economy be considered. Being anx-
nc, nave consented to act Agent for the man.
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HmBROIDERED SWISS MUSLIN ROBES
% % JOHN COOKE & Co, have Just received and
IS 1 ~, saie lew OF those beautiful EMBKOIDER-
Ed 70 SWISS M USLIN DRESSES Also, a few pieces
W W. White Ca, Iarieton Muslin, Handsome Black and
Unite mn.e sl,k olond ior Wells, to which they would
respectfully calf the attention of The ladies
OCtI JOHN COCKES CO
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a AES! AK ES!!-Can be had at the Store of
.. JAMES, West side Market Square, Ports
@ses at the lowest prices; warranted TO stand six
months r., OF
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10 cases Mems thick Boots at SI37l
10 do do extra thick Boots at IFS
20 do do superior extra Boots at 200
10 do long legged bellows leather
water Boots $50
10 do Brogans, at 10
90 do heavy Brogans, at 81
80 do extra heavy do ST. to 60
ALSO,
Is cases Womens' Grain Shoes, at 5Oa56I
lO do do fine Shoes at 62a6S;
10 do do Boots, at So
20 do do fine Bootees, at 6Sg
30 do Buskins, Ties, slippers and Caters,
10 do fine Cloth Caters, at I25
Also, HATS AND CAPS
10 cases Mems Wool Hats, at 56o62l
3 do Fashionable Silk and Beaver Hats, 200
10 10 extra fine Silk and Beaver Hats $50
Is do Glazed, Cloth and Fur Caps
5 do Glazed Caps, at 25a37g
do Fur Caps, at LOO
Also Just opened
200 30 hour Brass Clocks. Mahogany Frame 800
100 30 hour Rosewood and Mahogany Frame 3 90
100 day Brass Clocks, very Cheap.
New York cheap Boot an Shoe Store. Remem.
Der the Sign of the Big Chcckcred Boot.
Dec 10 j. II. GREGORY.
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NEW YORK
CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
NEXT TO THE NEW FARMERS BANK
Main street, Norfolk, Ia.
SIGN OF THE RIG GutIyEDEn

DECEM Il Err BULLETIN.
BOOTS. SHOES, HATS AND CAPS
lust opened at the New York Cheap Boot and
81 Shoe Store, largo and extensive assortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES cheaper than have ever been
sold in Virginia. and to which we invite the atten-
ton of the Citizens of Norfolk, Portsmouth and
me surrounding country We are opening
30 Cases comprising the largest best and cheapest
assortment of Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps &c. that
have ever been opened in Norfolk and we hope you
VIII call before purchasing elsewhere, for we can
buy oil US. By having an Agent in New York, we
are enabled by taking advantage of the cash sales
OF Goods which are almost daily sold by persons
being unfortunate in business and by the order of
the Sheriff, so get such bargains as have never be-
fore been in this city. So please call before you
buy and look at our Stock. Look at this we are
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EERGUSON s. MILHADO-Lumber, Coal
Il and general Commission business. Wide Water
steet, Norfolk, Va. -
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nave received variety of the above LAMPS,
beautiful patterns, which will sell at the manu-
MMcturer's prices. In many parts of the city of
TeW York these Lamps have superseded the Gas
light (July7) WILLIAM REID, Norfolk
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SUGAR.-l5 bids New Crop SUGAR, in Store
- and for sale by WILLS & co.
Jan
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WILLIAM REID, Wholesale and Retail
w Hat and Cap Store, cast side Market Square,
Norfolk, Va. -rt.t .-4t H., -.....
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WILLS, Wholesale Grocery and Commits
- sion Store, Commerce street. Norfolk, Va.
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II ID. HAYNES, Wholesale and Retail For
H. niture Warehouse, corner of High and Mid
die streets, Portsmouth, Va.
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u HOFFMAN, Boot and Shoes Manufact ur-
4 er, south of the Market, Crawford street,
Portsmouth, Va
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WILLS & CO., Wholesale Grocers and Com
w mission Merchants, east end of High street,
Pnr MI h Xa- Z
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TAS. A. SPALDING, Manufacturer and Deal.
81 er in Guns, Rifles Pistols, and every other ar
tice in the Sporting line, Sign of the Mammoth
Gun, High street, Portsmouth, Va. e,-s -."1
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ST0CKS AND COLLARS.-We would in.
we'll ~ we attention of buyers to large and
ssti,0 SSiccted Stock Of Bombazine and Opera Dye
Of H. Is1ycss' Also Shirt Collars, ell Of which
~ ,stest and most fashionable styles
- JNO. COOKE & co.
WoRsTED CAPs.-we have IN hand an
dc, extensive Stock Of WORSTED caps for la
N.he Children, which will be sold cbeao
TS-;s--,-------- JOHN COOKE & co.
RocSo CoFFEE.-5o bags Prime Green, ioat re-.
seps coy
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CTEPHEN JAMES, Wholesale and Retail
" Dealer in Family Groceries, Wines, Sc, Mar
ket Square, Portsmouth Va
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TERMS OF THE OLD DOMINION, (wEBKLY.)
One copy 81 per- year-by Mail. yz
By the Carrier, So so. 49, n, s-ae 81. -s.
&S-To be paid jim advance.
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u BUFF, Chemist, corner of High and Mid
Ii. die streets, Port.mouth, Va.
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GnEAT lsAEsGAEN.

E,TOR SALE-The equal undiviSct
m half Of FIGURING mn, with two
pairs of French burr stone, one for Gus
tom and one fer merchant work two
bolts screen ; smut mill corn shelter,
aud everything in complete order for Gus
tom and merchant work. Also, saw
mill, in good order; two dwelling hou-
ses and siore.-One u new two story
house--and several oul.buildngs, with
100 acres of land. Situated near the
mouth Of Indian creek, two miles from
slack and navigable water that intersecls
the canal, and 7 miles from Ottawa.
4 good 6tie and immediate possession
given. Small part cash, and n credit for
balance 10 suit purchaser. Enquire Of
NJ. T.. HOLSTER, Esq. at the cour,
house, or a, Cushman & Gridley's store.
June II, 1916.
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AGRICULTURAL.
Teudeucy or Lime to Sink beneath t.ic sar-
face OF the Soil.


face OF the Soil.
It's remarked by Dundonald, in HE
"Trealise showing the intimate cnunec-
ton that subsis,s between Agriculture and
Chemistry" that lime is krHwn to have
a tendency 10 sink below the upper sur
face, and to form itself into regular
stratum between the fertile and nnieriils
mould. After breaking up pasture ground
that formerly had been Timed on the
sward it is Frequently observed in this
situation. This las been generally as
cribed TO its specific gravil. md 10 It's
acting in mechanical manner. IL grav-
ely or sandy soils, there can be 40 doubt
but the dinusibilitv and smallncss Of The
particles oflimc will induce il mechanical
" to .iuk through the largerpar'ic!cs Of The
sand or gravel, and to remain at rest on
the more compact stratum which may re-
sisl its passage
When lands Of dis description have
been lined, and kept constantly under
annual crops. the greater mechanical pro-
cess Of the plough will operate aglins'
the lesser one Of sdbsilence, AMI keep
the lime tiffused through the soil hU'l an
clayey or loamy soils, which are equally
diffusible with lime and nearly Of the
same specific gravity, the tendency which
lime has to sink downward cannot be az
counted for simply on mechanical primer
Piles.
In lands Of this description, un;ar lhe
plough, the lime is dispersed or mixed
with the soil, under such times as these
lands are laid down with gross seeds
After remaining in this situation al rest
for certain number Of years, on break
ing up, a)or of calcleous matter will!
frequently be found lying Immediately
beneath the roots Of The grass az This
effect, contrary to the general opinion OF
its being dsserviceable, is of great utility,
as the staple or depth Of the soil is al.
ways increased and rendered lees reten-
tive Of water in proportion to the distance
which the lime peneirates downwlr1'
and thus by increasing the depth Of the
soil greater scope is afforded for the
expansion Of the roots and nourishment
Of vegetables. These effects C lime in
soils, except in those that are grave!ly or
sandy, canno. be accounted for simply on
mechanical principles, but may probably
be explained on such as are chemical.
(a) Has this fact generally been OBJ
served by American farmers, who have
given their land heavy dressings Of lime !
II so, to what cause do they attribute it 7
Have they derived any Advantages there.
by in clayey soils
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THE GREAT EsERsEDE EOI:
MAN r1s isEASI.
(FARRELLs' ARABIAN LINmENT)


(FARRELLs' ARABIAN LINIMENT)
E1,RREL.Ls' ABRAHAM IINhlrN i
z c5nro.t.ion OF halsams from miami. rrculia,
- ,hat country, and ltis by the usg Of n, p,t,.
fny.,i,'. c,rbr,,cJ IN he tr,,i, a.. ,,,''''
min ,r.. t,,t arc co,,,i,l rod o.tn,r'c'.,.
,ytb..e. VINO have no,.s,uJi,d A, L,r,I MINI,
,,r,,.t,r. n,iutr Inns ci,rnus
Ite Arsb,n iriinc,t ar,s vi,l G,rr,o,lcr.
.riy. n.,,.ir,,,ng the n, sh ia the b,n,. ,rl.,n,
.,u rtiad cords and sincvy,. rr,ror,,,, nr,,.,, ~
f4,h. ,bict nave lone Is,ts,ir .rsc smell,
,ua,,,r ha, elaps,,l s,rcrt his ,,,i. f. ,,,,,-
ur,J and mora than mn jL,,,,,,,,i n. M. I,,,,
,,,n SOLD. Thousqu,i. nir rcsly =, ,,,,.., ,n;,.
,ys,li,n, Qualities. II has csi1.d nm r,,,,i,c
,,t,,n ,',,i'e an cy,,nI 81 ".",' t'S,s
r.r,,r.att.'r. s.,,,,.ea,l ,y.elirr 49,. -,
ham, .,., r,,. ,.. ,,,
,n.i.,,. ,rIr.ts n,,r,s,..ss ,r..,., .,,'i. H..
if..r.4. ..ll s.res. G,.rs.,.. ,,,fr.. ,,..t.L
u..l. ,,,,f,.s w,,,.l ip.r. al .,,l,',,
.,lf ,t,..,, ,..,,', v,.,. .,...,..
IL, Ma ,.,., tg,, ,t H., .,., .l,.'.,,.'..
,,,,c- an Y,,.,,s T., ,Gi. ,,,,u.,., MN, ..,.r
~. .., i,,,i '.,,.!! S'''
hon its.-,sl,s, ,.,.,,,,,, tr t.',,'. ...,
-ert.r,.,,,,,,,. ,lo, i, vii, rprc ,,., , .'.,,
rytn ,y,-t.1,,. and l,,sr,,.r ,tI.I,,.,,,,c =.
1lc,I ,.l, cyiI ,,lcn.ry,l Il, L.l.,. ,,,,..'..
H., ,n, IT,, ,.,l .,',y,r .,I.,, IN .,,.,,,'7
,.,r,i,.- ,,.,,...g ,'.,..l, 80,
.,,, 49,. .Ii.,,,l.,,. A.. A.. e'''.'
with ,l,,srrc ir,, Ir,,l.r.. ,i.rc,,' f
ga. "a r,,r,I., Ii,i,c,, ~, .,.,.,,,i.,.
la.,h, sVr,n, eo L,,I, that ,.,.r,,.,.,,,i
.y An ,,lo ~, HIN, :, fl, i,,,.,.l..l ,.,,.',
u',.,.f lps,, , y.,,,... ,,so If -. H. ,It
.r..ticc 81 Is yc.rs nslI ,.rl, 49,, u.,,I. :,
The Ia,,e SIR. and in 3 sal. H.. r.os ,,n
have also used l., o,c.t .l,,,.,,.c ,,,r,,.L,,l
der and the su!,ut. Iy,,Il,.T,t,,,' .I.,,.
y recommend il 10 The r,lli, ~ ,Lc hos, -
emo ,l tha kInl in u.c. 49,. r. 80
Prince, Grove. l,.pria r.u,,, Son., ~,
R.,ry. FmuR:--l cured NV horse NJ a s,,,.
iu the beast, received ly junrirr ,rcir., n ,si
,hc wound being So larrc. 90 cauld ho,,c,,r,,J
yourH.t used many things that were r,,o,r.
nrnI,J. wiiaou, any effect, until about 4 ,r
months had passed, when it cot fuIie( prop5
ltlcn was persuaded nv many If nv r,i,hlrr.
To try YOUR Imminent; fr,t.usinr some rrcciri.
tate 10 cat cot the proud flesh. ncn arrli,d
the Imminent according to directions. and Tie
,Wtuug, which w6s rrcli. Cptlr,Iy Irii the .rntt,
after O few appl cations. The tlfirc eyifr,,,,i
from the head down the oriskct to Tie ho,E m,
wound then commenced healing. and inai,v
DAYS was perfectly we'll. Before | conmet cod
using your medicine would have ,ab,r ten dol.
lar, + r the animal: would not now lock e, so
dollls for her. rs she is cnti,ly wei and work,
the same as ever she did vas coc day pitcl ing
hay, md in making a very strong and sudan fl
iort with the 70 K, heavily laden wits tav, wa,
very suddenly flctcd with shocking pain in
the back, which rendered me perfectly Lcpcss.
and Il Il as If shot With a me. could not re,
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WAR; WARlI
z DE it known unto all persons whom
d y il may concern, that
vV,-rrss IAN = r,7r Cy.-1

|
", .. b cirsisr's S'one Bu H.ag, Pou, IEpnis
! Have declared war-np, against Mex
ica, not against Great br,lain--but upon
tigh prices and they hereby ph1gy
themselves 20 prosecute !, With vigor uu-
III the prices Of good. oro brought down
10 a stanIlrI to meet the cX'srncieS q
the times, toe low price If ''olucc e.
They have ltid in. in New Yo,k BY way
Of ammunition. aud ~nch they are just
receiving, large AMI well selected as
sortmcni Of
.Nlc Gao}s,
consisting IN n1rI of cloths, rasimnrcs,
satineus, cllicoes very caeap) h0soys.
flannel, lsnma very cheap al7lcns lycty
cheap silks, bonncIs. r.bhnns, woolen
and silk shawls, hats, linens, boIging and
a thousand other articles usually kcptjh
dry good sIo,e, but too numerous to
mention.
.ql,o, the greatest variety Of mons and
5oys' caps to Lc fund in this section.
also, a large assortment Of Rea,iy.
made emitting, such as overcoats, hun
ing coats, sack coats. frock coats. p5nll-
looms of various qualities, vests, drawers,
wrappers and shirts.
Also. splendid assortment Of Boots
aai Shoes, Of prime quality and at low
prices. Also,
Harlrare Gal Groceries.
,9Lo, large assortment of Cr9cherg ;
complete sets for tavern keepers and fam
lies furnished on very reasonable terms.
The largest stock Of
Iron, Nails and Si.cI
kept in ibis section oC country. Black
smiths anu others wanting Iron would do
well to give US 4 call.
Now, Ladies and Gentlemen, If You
feel any Interest in buying goods al tor
prices, and in palrouizlng those who pu'
down the prices Of goods, we invite YOU
to call al NJ. ,, Brcwsier's Stone Build
ing "a large figure , on each side OF 'h'
door, AMI you shall be accommodated.
Ehcm bought.
Sept. 25 MCMILLAN & BRO.
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From the Prairie Farmer.
LANDS AND EEECING MiTVE9s.
III p. J. KlM8ALL.

McSsrs EitorS:-I see considerable
discussion in your Prairie Farmer on ihl
best and cheapest mode Of lcncne, and
will state something of my practice and
calculation, though it being 80 commonly
praciiced by many. II is simply the
common board fence with one wide board
at the bottom, AMI three or four narrow
boards above, as the case may require.
use wide slabs for my posts 10 meet the
boards on. and good burr ash posts for the
centre. drive all my pnsis with large
mall, standing on bench three iegi high;
nail on my boards one nail in each
board, then baIen on every post with II
penny nails. This fence will cost about
sixty cents per rod four boards high, il 5,
il wilt cost about six-siy cents. BY rails.
ing the bottom board or 0 inches from
the ground and planning the slb at the
bottom, four boards will be sufficient.
praclised this about eight years. and
where | used slabs for posts, not more
than two OF three inches lhics, some be-
gan 10 fail F; | take new pos. and dive
near The other and spike the fence To the
new post {; living near a saw-milI, have
used many slabs; and in lhus doing |
must expect TO renew those posts made
with slabs once in ten Or twelve years.
bot those that are cedar or burr oak will
not have 10 renew their posts oftener than
one /, twenty. thirty. or fifty years, il
posts are cedar; fence well made in this
way, will last as long as the boards will
last, with only the addition of a post -
when one fails, spike we'll to the new
post. | find this fence all sufficient, a.
gainsi pigs, hogs, cattle Of any kind, ex.
cept more than unruly.
Now ask the public, will a fence,
made in this manner, last fifty years with
as small repairs, and answer every pur.
pose Of fence. as well as any other that
can be builii will make no remarks
on picket fences, for there have been ma.
ny Just remarks already.
One word on raising cabbage plants, as
do not remember Of seeing anything of
this in your paper; take box three feet
square, lie. it stand on legs or any other
way about Eve feet from the ground, pu,
in good soil, SOW your seed, water occa.
slonally, and you will never fail. Those
that have good high leach will do as
well.
Much complaint Of bugs destroying Gu,
cumbers; to proven. this, plan, pumpkin
seeds or squash between your hill:
Of cucumbcrs, 'aud you will have but lit
lie trouble. as they will cat the squash
first P.J. KlMBALT..
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o. Nnnc can &c genuine unless signed in uyi.
tng by W. 3, x II. G. TAuurlI, sole and
OG.0al Pcpr,tors. Manufactured only ty
y. -. Farrell, Wholesale Druggist, Peoria Ills,
and cir sale in Ottawa by G.. l.. InoMpsnN.
Jenkins & Merrill, LoeLPon, DR. = q Smith,
Fey4 J Cvcrot, Hcanpi1; Benjamin Newell,
Princeton; Steven. {, Sons, I1d'0aiolrU J "
y -ledug, N,e7rk. Boughlon * Hubbard,
Oicrgg. s Vogel, BriS'OL' and Wheeler q
Allen. Aurord.
Ottawa. limo II. ISlG-3t
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nEW GOODSl NV GOCDSll

Z HAVE justreceivod from New York
! large stock Of dry goods, compris.
ing almost every article in this line usu.
ally cnqured for in country store, ana
am determines 20 sell the same rs ckc0p
as the cheapest; il is useless to cuumcr-
ate the articles, just call at the old stand
on the south fide Of the public square
and examine the goods and the prices,
it is no trouble to show the goods.
N. u. Mos, kinds of produce taken in
exchange. G. Il. WALKER.
Ottawa, July %, 1916
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Fodder and Tops.-Ga.her and pull
these WITHOUT delay, you have no, al.
ready done so--cure them carefully, and
put them away out Of the weather in
packing Them layer and layer with your
straw.
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Fatteaing Of Hogs.--The sooner you
put up your hogs, the more easily will
they they fattcn. Recolec, tina, by feed
ing meal instead Of corn, you may fauen
your pork on twenty-five per cen, less
grain.
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.ity Hotel.

1--3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Z ma Il Iy iniormihe TRAVELLING pubic,
as.sse5.f3 that he has takonthe above stand
Fss. ora term Of years. The house
and barn h. re been thoroughly repaired. lie
thinks he shllIhe an to,ccnnpoJatsthosc
who give hi,nlhciI custom In manner that
yiIIne satiscactur, toglI 27-ti.
Ottawa.Ucc 2G,lStl GEO. II WEST.
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Keep notes OF all remarkable occurrcu.
ccs on your farm. Recording even your
errors will be Of benefit.
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white Lead, Oil, G.c.
Z (NCA KEGS No /, and pare, Ground in
L. WV oil)
barrels linsccd oil,
spt8 ,uuCntirc.
Lamp black, chrome gfocn and yellow, vcuc.
tian red ochrc, lthrassc sc.
40 lbs 10 dry white lead.
400 hs 40 I, red Lead just received and f,r
sale very low ~ July 2S GE WALkER.
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pA,Ti sAl.Ti

FHVURKS Island, Ground Alum, Sail.
q. ma, and Table salt just received and
for sale NY CusunAH& GRipLrY.
May 20, Isi6.
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CERTAIN, PRtHPT LhO PERMANENT
FEVER g. AGUE.

So far, the proprietor has fo1nd It only ncccs'
'ary To test It's practical and health restoring bics-
sings in the communities where IT hns been in
troduced In tho proud testimonials so elected,
the worth Of the fehrilugc is made manifest; md
il Is therefore confidently sent upon Us healing
erpnd into the Valley Of the Mississippi lie
sends it there az n medicine, now regarded IN the
Northern and Western States as a cure whose
progress is uudimmcd, and tr3hOW a solitary JHi'
uyc. In short, sustained wherever tested, (nud
the evidence can he furnished, If there are any
inclined TO he skcpiicnl,) rs "Aguc- Brrokipg,
Ftro. Rcmoring, and HcGhk.Rendcitg."
Ae such, MAcEESzir's ToSic fFrmrror Is
now offered to the Aguc diseased ui Illinois, aud
the States adjoining, and to those cmigrans and
travellers who may be attacked by the Ague and
Fever AWAY from their homes and llmillys. Il
is submitted as m in,a'liblc remedy for the ter.
rife local disease attendant upon our soils, end
the mmsma,ic eyhalations arising thercirom.
By properly nlhrting 10 the directions accom-.
ponyng IT, or giving heed TO the warnings that
the system invariably gives in advance OF malady,
the constitution moy not only 10 rescued from iis
thrailom to the rayagcr but even It's sleallhirst
frustrated before allowed laohoid
10 the prudent. what has been stated ohuvc
will answer NJ well as II volume Of vcthiaeo
were placed before them To all those who re.
siN this invitation to Try o remedy that has u.
ways succeeded whenever applied, the only
wotds that can I've said, arc
Tho wise man prosrcrs on the fool'slownfll
'ris VISIONS par, TO break diseases thrall
Tor sale by thu prcnriciors Agent,
THos. BAsSNETf, Ottawa, Illinois
Aug 90, 'isY
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Han.

~ KEGS of first rate quality, 10 60I, just
{ y received aud for sale low by
July .S,lSi6 GE WALKER.
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cVV't UahRFK, M IUIT'f, lUtts VIC Is
Ard all other things il Itior'i'n
Attention is also invited TO ny stock
81 English llarhcls, cCunlCrTfrcs, tread
cloths and tGrnd iillus, Of Wliclt
have a great variety, all imported Gircu,
at tie lowest prices. also expect to
receive in q few wocks, full surply Ct
winter goods, Which will lie able 10 sell
io~ for Cash OF ccu"i'y |roGucr.
rLal I. NAssNlIr.
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"Es.Itr T'tnGC.
ItlLLINS y Ii OCC
G53 Main Syre,t 81
~, 4-O"E, no.
~'V'N'u 'y late arrivals, a full end
'f AsS.Hn'hi oi
1"f ana " HiF I'm G0c6s.
suitable for the apIIcoehirg s,ascr, ard ,,,.
'csi'e'iuilN rQuor aoalIirm NntrAn7s,i:y'
y, 'E 90, a., IN I lI tie luioseGi h."g in .hir
-. u' ""' U"'t. We are pre-
r,,,,. n. ,anro, mil 70 i,L '' 10" iti'lt i'r
.l,,,.,, ~ W 'tu'' al lrt'lgslrp IN
sists in pant a. t.i,w.: ~ 10 W.
Uo0HCEs. EcEc
n.,.J .l.l..
=. '''''''' E'h'I'lN Jears,
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DAYTON RLOURING MILL.

DAYTON FIGURING MILL.
'ENllE subscribers at the LOWER
49, MILL, Dayton, would inform their
friends and tho public gcnoralIr, that
their mill is now complete for merchant
and custom work, and that all grinding
for either will be done in tic best posi-.
BILE manner. They are also paying
CASEI FOR WHEAT.
and would also state tina, all persons IN
debled TO them are requested to pay IN
Wheat or Cash, Immediately orthey will
no under The painful necessity Of making
costs.
We tender our heartfelt gratitude for
past patronage and best efforts to secure
future. GEO. MANN & SON.
April 2. 1916. Al.
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n going to lie Methodist conference in pco-
ria, from my residence in Caldwell Prairic. ".
T., ny horse got lis foot slroircd so sc,crolv
that could not have travelled further without
great incunycuirncc. | used lnrrtt-' lirircu,
and it cured him prGclly in a lew 1uys. | alsu
furnl 1t excellent in chaics md gals. can
satisfy rncomuoad it to the pubic o. au excellent
mruic.n'. Rev. JOINS CarnMrr.
Caldwell prairie, November 4, 1915.
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Fine Fresh Teas

Glassware, Crociicry * stone ware.
A LARGE assortment of queensware,
IN common ware, glass tumblers, cas-
tors, salts &C.; also, 5000 gals Of stone
ware, us, reed and for sale low by
July 2s, 1916 G.. T.. WALLER.
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saiiIc. Trnu<. Il Harness

F1yHE subscriber wculJ
u take this method oi
returning thauks fur
thclibcraiPatron5s hereto
fore extended to lim, aIi
inform bis friends aud a.,
public Ieue5.l'y dat %,
continues u#Uu!lcIuIil
andIs con toat', seen or