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males, to strike down their wages from 40 to Al rs
per week. call particular attention To these facts
because it has been denied that the wages of the fe
males have been reduced since the passage Of the
tariff Of l842 '..o ra
But let US see if, while the wages of the females
are falling off instead of increasing they perform less
labor. 49, "
In lS42 the total number of females employed at
Lowell was 7,430
In lS43 6,375
More in ls42 than in 1s43 loss
Number of yards manufactured in I642, 49, 1853, 400
Number of yards manufactured in l643, 10 275, 400
More in ls42 than in l84s -s,s7s,oOO
Although there were ,055 more females in l842
than in lS43 yet they manufactured only ass, 600
yards more. ~, ae...
In ls42, there were l, ITO more female operatives
than in 1645, yet they manufactured 20l9 800 yards
more in l845 than they did in ls42. .. 49, ..
There were SIS more female operatives in l843
than in l645 yet they manufactured 5597 800 yards
more in l545 than in 1S43. &
Now, this increasing the amount of labor, while
reducing its reward, comes with bad grace from
those who assume to be the peculiar defenders OF
the protective policy, and the guardians of the
American laborer. We'll may the laborer exclam
Preserve me from the "kilIng kindness'' of my
friends" ..a ~ .H4 4. u
Before leave this branch of the subject, beg
leave to allude to the number Of hours the females
are compelled TO work at Lowell. II is altogether
beyond human endurance. Those capitalists who
reaping immense profits from the toll and suffer
ing of the female SEX should pause in their thirs
for gain and plumber and remember that il is &C.
CURED at the expense Of their fair countryw
that forms, more tender than their own, suffer "a
tgue and hardship; that many a rosy cheek grows
pale; that many sparkling eye becomes sad, and
many an elastic step falters; beautiful form.
lose their roundness; health decays; and those
who left their homes joyful and happy, re
turn with constitutions destroyed and spirits bro
ken. '. a . '.
desire to draw the attention of the committee Il
the following well-written article, which found ir
the columns Of the Looms paper published a
the late national fair--credited to the New Yorl
Tribune, and written, presume, by one Of the edi
tors Of that paper
THE great masterev in operation at Lowell however
and too general in American acoress that Of excessive
hours Of labor At Lowell ell hands expected TO Beg
work at FIVE and TO labor with but half hours In
termisson for breakfast and much for dinner iii
W. The working day is little longer seasons
ate shorter others; but this about the average an
IL is entirely too much II Is tax human ener
than formery because with the progress machine
exacting Many Of the girls tend three looms pla
weaving where formerly thought enough -tw,
certainly so; in some a chain is 20 b
lifted at intervals, requiring very considerable
heathul than merely mending threads and supply ins
spools all day II the less contributes increase tn
fatigue created by thirteen hours Of scarcely RENTED toll
Most Of the women employed In the factories are stu
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CON GREssIONAL.
SPEECH OF MIR. CHASE,

OF TENNESSEE,
the House Of Representatives, June 26, l646on the
tariff.
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This is saving quite liberal sum, especially
when we take into consideration the language of
Mr.. HUDsos, that the laborer unjust share with his
employer the profits of the business by the increased
rate Of his ,oages" To that operation so interesting
to the laborer, come now to remark upon. The
appendix shows us that the average wages of fe-
males, clear of board, per week, was - . .
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TN ID. MOSELEY, United States Attor-
Il ney, will attend the several State and federal
courts held at Nashville.
Particular attention paid to the collection Of
claims.
Office in the courthouse at Nashville, Tennessee
DAFFLE.-Will be disposed OF by raf-
h fe, as soon the number Of chances are ia
ken, the following articles: a.-.
2 handsome heavy silver tea-pots, (chased)
valued at ...................... $50
handsome heavy silver sugar-dish and cream
pot, chased ........... .............. rs
l dozen heavy silver table and dozen tea
spoons .......... .............s.... 81
| heavy silver soup lade. ................. 18
handsome silver goblets. so
l do set plated casters, silver edged
seven cruits. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
set Isl pieces) ivory knives and forks. 80. 20
The articles are in mahogany case valued at 20
$425
The articles are all new and not marked They
can be seen at any time at my auction store. Twen-
ty chances are required at $20 each.
m.......' r. w. DYER,
Auct and CON- merchant.
Aug 1S-eo3tif ,ag +.
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Average wages of males, clear of board, per day
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ofthe hathaway, Yankee Notion. Fou,
Boiler and Premium patterns, assorted
sizes. Also,
80 PAHLOB STOVES.
Late. style, air-G-h, stoves; coal stoves.
four s'1-~ alror which we will sell a,
o o,g pre-, adding the carriage to
ottawa We hs,v also a lu!l stock Of
III Il h H,.2RE.
Consisting Of elliptic springs wagon and
buggy boxes, Rowlanl's mill saws cross.
cut lennon, hand, panel, iron back,
wood cutters, compass and bow saws
log coil, trace and halter chains: broad
Ina Ina chopping axes; shoyels; spades
10y ''H I manure forks; framing and
Nv '''''.' '''-"els and !ongs planes
,'''" f'""o mons aug; spur. blts;
hollow dugUrs; steel and iyor. snr,ra.
carpenie;s' and coopcrs' v5zcs co,n,,r
scales and weights sleelyards ball5t,
ceS butts ana screws; mor,icc. honb
closet, chest, drawer, cupboard and Sec
''''' "'i" ID" mes o'ach'
'''''''S' na"" saw ana wood iiIes ; horse,
''''' '''''e' al" S"ot mes; 1eveI>; try
nanIo, aoJ "N w., S,'1 I'.:' ""'''S '"u ,oFN' :
sboo n;na,.s ,''s "'','' . s",'P ''''a,'
~ ,o''' "l'"'"e'' c"Hee
ms : o,"SS ana iron ''''e ca''orS com
i r"n90' o"N '".'' ; sauce pans dinner
os '"J e ,,;r '',s o'"SS an" JaPaHned
.a'. .l ?,',"' '""''''' o'ac'S an" DTS;
frmcr ch;.o,y. I.aI - w. , 'a"'''s
nail hammers oarJrn hocs .nJ 49,
door hobs. br,ss buosonJ sorn,r.. ,.',,,'
b,uoes burs,n knobs. s,oI.o - '0'e
draw inr knives strop hines boI ra,,.'
white.wash. wash. bnr.e and shoa h.,5L
es; steel and iron trowels: olrc kcreIs.
COW bells: tan borers So IN ,l.;uo.s
shoe n,,,,. vel aa,l -, ''''I''
ter hinges. skates sLoo nir.a... .:.'
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OTTAWA RECESS
AND ENTERTAINMENT.

YVES OCpNNER would respectfully in.
Form the citizens Of Ottawa aud The surroun.
iin5 country, that he has fitted up his New
House, on LA Sale street, Immediately opposite
the court house, for, the accommodation of all
those who may give him call. lIe will always
keep his bar well Supplied with the bestoi liquors
aud wine, and his table with such refreshments
as cannot fail to suit the palates of The most fae-
tijious. Also, an excellent Stat lie. well Supplied
with hay and gram. where horses will be well at.
tendedto. The subscribotwoulj return thanks
to the publiofor past hyors, aud Soliei, con.
unuance tho same.
Ottawa, Aug 70, 1915, s-y
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ottawa Foundry,

'ssiE Subscribers would respectfully inform lh,
u citizens of Ottawa aud vicinity, tina, they
nave entered into co-par,ncrship, Tor the purpose
Oicarryns on tho Foundry Business in this place
which has heretofore been under the management
Of CooswELL Il CHARM, and they are now pre-.
pared to execute all kinds Of work in their line
equal To any establishment in the country aud on
the shortest notice and the most reasonable terms.
They have connected with the FOUNDRY a
first rate Pattern Maker, which will enable them
to make 10 order all kinds Of stoves, CRATES hollow
ware, saw mill gearing, and any article of Mach.
ne'y, at 'hc shortest notice. A share Of patron.
Cast Inn. COGSWELL / cook
Ottawa, Feb G, 1876.
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pY yUr 5UETNS PATENT.
TRuMrUNT SUCCESS or
giuc,,an's Hungarian EalsaEn Cs
EEE'E,

....... ,,Gttsu ntrrrv ron
the '"''
C0idS, COuShS.4'"md' ~ 'oHAG"i tttH.
y.NuE y,o,, cell lyad and IL GMtk r,mcd, Gr
( r,,,L- I,ll. Asthma, o. nuv frtm ci
5A-y'. 80. Observation-Disclosures
UhIStaj or ID l., discu,trcd h, DR.. Huch
an cCI.,.l.r. Emlrnd. tested lur inward, of
sr,rn ,,gis IN Grol Britain aud tie Cudir,n,
- r,,,.re and ntr.duc,d in,o The Ipit,t
st,les. under ,Arnmcdiatc supuintentantc q,
heipy,,',r.
The a,l,uiAis success Of tho Hungarian
DYlsa,,. m i., ure Of every foam nffshang.t
jj,u.. warrants &C. Am,tcun agent in suhcitiir
far treatment + ,goyI j~HihcoNs chat can he
fund IN the .ltntuitv-Casts that seek relief
in vain from Az cd lie common comedies Of the
Iay. and Lny.b,eu Given up Us the most distiu.
ruI,bcl pLy..ar4. Or pErH.td end iy,i,yaIk
The Hunc5an Bu'sam has cured. sbd will
cure. the ,R G,yueyai. rfc@ty. Ii is not ouorI
ua,i,l,ta. Lt standard English n,J,cit,. n,
known an,,stabIishcj efficacy.
XtGr the Press.
From be Christian OJ,rrr, March 90, ls46.
The phllc may place the utmost reliance Up.
rn the sitcmcnis respecting the Hungarian Bal
sam, 10y Dr.. kfadlee, the American agent, The
Is an ou ana hlghiy Respectable ciiZcn Ot Dos.
ton, rtmhcr 81 the Christian Church, and a
man VII would not, for any consideration, give
his intluncc IN favor oiany sort Of dec PIC OF
lmpostue,
Frcw'h Boston Mid'ca! Reco,G.- DR.. Budiec
the Ameliiau sr,It, has conferred great hlcs.
sing upon tie country hy the inti, dUclon of hi,
great Eolhsh medicine into The tnifCd Sta,cs;
and medical journals would materially aid tn,
caus Of uur humanity, by IecommeHdirgii to
the particular attention Of the uiiict,d.
From The NtiC England Uperaire.-Th,
Hungarian Blham has done more to relieve tn,
suflcrings OF tic operatives employ ed IN our cot
ton factories, who are affected with weOk lungs
than all the doctors in The country.
From lie i3omEsoHi0n.-lf any thing couI,
| 'cyHclIe Ls IL departure from IhOmI sonaI
I PC =, 10 lhettatmcul Of descnse, IT woul,
] w. ordinary reputation OF medicn,
INV Wv i'u'1 YiGn Bul,am. which we boliev,
''''" Iva, .',''I alaly sis, ind the statement %
Wv M' " ., a,.tey vegetable compound
W. - " ,.''S ~ Ia asses vi consump
"'"' - S''''. inc ''-'y 'S'' "Nb'eP.
10 the COnSUmBGr.
/ Every family in the United States :. -,
Supplied with Buchans Hungarian Balsg9,,N %
| .,s not only to coun,efact the consun,n,;,
tendencies Of the climate, hut 10 tie us,dasa prt
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GEORGE SMITH

IL ESPECHfULLl returns thanks TO tho ci.
4 uzons Of Ottawa and vIcinity for he literal
patronage he has heretofore received, and hopes
10 merit a continuance OF he same. His iG.tlr-
t"g Establishment is on the south side of the
public square, over ]. aud G.. Armour's store.
Tie is prepared to do work on the r:ost rcasona-
Die terms and warrants all garments made by
him to ilt. Cutting will be done on short notice
aud warranted to fit If properly made Up. The
SPRING AND SUMNER FASHIONS
From New York city, have jus, been received.
thus enabling him to furnish garments ia the
latest and most approved style.
". B.-Llns6er, ana must kiadt Of co,inhv
prodace ciHbe iake" in pigment for ico,k.
Ottawa. NAV 8. 1916,
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EDWARD BROOKS.
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST AND lMFCR1tR CT II
n, OS N.yJL Min Ss,,J &, H.,

WHOLESALE DRUGGIST AND IMFlR1tR CT r.
No, %, Month Main St5eci, 81. Lou
Us now in receipt Of, aud will be consi
i receiving, direct from the importers +
manufacturers, n large, flesh, aud well scl (
stock, Hbraciug Us great u Variety 81 h +
and domestic Drugs, &c, Ne can be IL und il
country, all OF which have been selected wiz
utmost care as 10 purity, etc. His slo,h cos
IN part Of
Drugs, McdicincS, and UCmicoi
reriume,y SHUTS; Gushos; Bror zee; L
. ing; Glo1icrs' Diaucuj-; Spices.
Pants. oils, and Dye. SiuDs:
Gold, Silver, French and Dutch Lsai; W
lnks; Matches; Instruments;
Botanic and Patent Nodicinos
Dentists Gold and Tin Foil; Printing
ass'd colors; Wrapping Paper, Narni
Starch, Medicine chests, MEDICAL Saddle.
UinGom Glass and GiaSsware.
III sizes window glass, ir,m 40 TO 2l,9
superior quality; BoItl,s, 'ials, Jars, FL
TInctuTes, etc.
UhUe and Red LeGd, LiMdrgc,
LinSced Oil, ree
OF the very best quality, at mannmc,n and
Purchasers are invited to coll 90 cIs,r
stock, which, being Of my own y "
Iam enabled to oii,r at pt,cts nc oa'lery
pleas. Mar,.ne enemy's
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THE OTTAWA FREE TR tDEI
CiiiirP CRY fer Shermol's
NIEltCaTED rOZENEEs.

EIGECATED ECZENEEa.
'H.uESE celebrated Lozengcs are now
1. offered to the cilizens of Ottawa,
and ihe west, as the best preparations Tlor
the cute Of the various diseases for which
they are r,commended) ever offered t,
The public. The proprietor, Dr. She
man, is 4 regular graduate of Mcdirne,
amem5er Of Ihe Medical Society If the
ei,y and county Of New York. nd these
Lozcnsos aIe prepared from medical pre-
scriptious which have teen approved by
The most celebrated physicians in tha, ca.
~; in addition to which they are prcpa.
red in so rlcascntA manner that children
eat them with avdity and cry for more.
They consist Of
C0,sh Lo2eagcs,
Which are III, safest and most clltctual
remedy tor Ciughs, Colds, Consumpti.n,
Whooping Cough, Asthma, &C., ever Of.
Iered to the ublic. They operate by pro.
noting cXpcioration, allay ing tie irrita.
zion of coughing, and removing The cause
Of the disease.
Uorm Lo,nrcs,
The only iulalitle Worm medicine. ever
Liscoy cred. In over Ace, 900 eases they
have ptycr been known 10 fail. MANY
diseases arise from worms and occasion
long and intense suffering and even death
wIIhont'hcu ever being spocied; grown
persons arcycry often afflicted with them.
and are doclored for vaIious complaints,
without any benefit, when one dose of
these hozenges would speedily cure
them.
Cqmgl Lo.engcs.
tor nervous or s.tk head ache, palpita,
TONS OF the heart, Iasimde and nervous
'hee"o"s generally. Persons TRAVELLING
" 9"en"''g large parties, will find the
,i,., '''''? .revlving, and importing
VIC SGoyanry ol yOulh--used after dis.;
P""on' lhey viii r'xlore tho toro If A.
syS'ei generally, ansremove all the WV.
living. w nom too Tree
Cathoriic Lo>aia,.
, The best Cathartic mcdiciro',
wing bile from the system and praen';n,
attacks Of the bilious and intermit,am, f.
yer Of this section Of country
Merm0u'S Poor Mans po,,cr
Tins Plaster, Of which over .ooo ooc
are sold yearly, is believed 10 be the hos.
Plaster Tor rheumatism, lumbago. pain il
the back, side, breast or any Other mar,
OF the body ever prepared, and its price
IonIy -! cen's,) brings it within The
reach OF every person in the community.
a large supply of these celebrated arii.
c'es just received and for sale by
G, |" Thomson, OHawa.
$. q. SMrH, Peru.
T., r. d 5. PULsIrER, Hennepin.
NJ PECK IL ALLEN. aurora.
j. w. PICKERING & Co. Ncwark.
GEO ID. RICHARDSON, Bristol.
W. o. PARKE, OSwego.
Sept. -, 1915. ll-v
We rooD SAMARITAN-R Remedy for
the Ague and Fever-Uarronica 10
curc'-Edson's compound vegetable rem.
edy, is the only medicine ,,,T .orI u.L;aL
VIII eieciually remove the cause of ,ha.
loa'hsome disease, the ague and fever.
nervous and bilious lcvers, jdundice, and
other compIaints which are induced BY
similar causes, and which, if suffered to
exist for considerable length of time.
frequently end in consumption. I'll,
Remedy Is put mp in bottles, which are,
accompanied with wrappers containing
for use in the English and Nor
weglan languages. For sale by
Oct. Is. G. l.. THoMPsoN.
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NAY q BROTHER have Just open.
~ ed the following goods, viz: Ora
hams ; superior six cord sewing cotton.
warranted 300 y'd. spools; colored and
white skein sewing couou; needles ::
pins; tapes colored and black sewing
silk twist; coarse and fine combs side
aud back combs tooth brushes hair
and clothes brushes; cords binding ::
buttons; draper pins; pin aud emery
cushions; linent breads hooks e. ewes,
&c. &c, together wit other notions, AT
Peru. Oct. 10, lS45.
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-cA observation-disclosures.
tss: ly inform the travelling public.
.Isss5e3 thal ne has taken tho aLa,r stand
e-.ssls-ss iora term Of years. The hnus,
ana pam have been thoroughly repaired. H.,
.h'h"s he SHAH tie able to accommodate th.s,
Who give him their custom q u u..pncr Tho,
will nc satisfactory to all. 2l-,r
Ottawa, Dec %, 1874. GEO. II, VEST.
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nEsY EOna,s


Nar}-Uare, QucBS-Uorc, Boots anil
Shoes, Hats and Caps, Sc, &C.,
al PERU.
YE ME subscribers would inform their
4. fiends and the citizens of La Sale
and Bureau counties, in general,
that they are receiving and constantly
keep on hand full assortment of the
above goods, together with many other
kinds. Feeling greallul Cor past patronage,
they would solicit "A continuance of the
same, assuring all who may favor us
with call, they shall find our goods at
the lowest aud cheapest rates, as we in.
tend to sell for Cash or produce exclu.
slveIy, We will either pay cash or ex-
change goods for mostly all kinds of
producc AT the highest market rates.
Sept. 2O,-15. DAY & BROTHER.
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Al so,
Superior blue Commercial Letter Paper,
do while QuarU Post do
Blue woye thin Packet Post do
Fine white Foulscap,
Superior Calender Pressed. ruled, Feoscap.
Common FoolscaP, ruled, l. cts. per pure,
BhStoi Boards and Drawing Paper,
Fine Opaque Quilts, best qualify,
Slalcs- assorted sizes,
Black lax, Waiers, Double Refined Drawing
AMI common Lead Pencils. &c. &c.
For sale by J. G.. NATTlNGER.
Ottawa. Nov. %, 1915
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',,r'' general assortment Ct Sadals BSidieS
fi'rn''s' CoilTS, WHIPS, Irwks, Tihses, aud
all other articles IN bis line, which he will war.
rant and sell at Chicago prices.
ALsc, all kinds Of repairing done to order, a,
the shortest notice aud on the most liberal terms,
N, B.-Bussy aud Carriage thinning done in
4 superior style and at reduced prices.
Shop on the south.east conner Of Columbus and
canal streets. Come and SCci
Ottawa, July i, 1915. J.G. STONE.
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Tailoring Establishment.
DAYTON FLOUING MILL.


'k'llE subscribers at the LOWER
MILL, Dayton, would inform their
friends and the public generally, that
their mill is now complete for merchant
and custom work, aud that all grinding
for either will be done in the best posi-
bic p,""u0r. rhny aro also having
CASH FOR WHEAT.
and would also state that all persons in
debled TO them are requested to pay IN
Whent or Cash, Immediately or they will
be under the painful necessity Of making
costs.
We tender our heartfelt gratitude for
past patronage and best efforts 10 secure
future. GEO. MANN & SON.
April 3, 1916. A.
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SIinMI.! Sliax.IsiI

'HNlIE largest and best assortment in .own, and
u as | would sooner sell than describe them,
will just say that those who look are sure to buy
Cone aud try. J. u. NATTINGER.
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BOOKS! EOOKS!

fl[hefs Exercises IN. Nilchel's School Geo
LomIo.''ion' 9rsFhy aud Atlas,
NcGuil,y's newly Re. ulichoi's Primary 4,
NIsed Header, Olney's School Geo.
sanders ochno'Head1rs graphy and Atlas,
d. Spoilers, kHAham's Gnmmgr,
"nss g E!''"Es new Buugtts GJos'y. Of tie
an1 Improved series oil Heavens, with Atlas,
Of com. school readers 'pham' Ncu,,IphjIn.'
Towns Analysis. 'GoaHoch's Il,
Wcbsicrs Elementary d, Chs,o;s,,y
SpeIlers, Adams Nova ritIo,,,,,
ParIey's Com. School Smiths New en-.
lstory mar,
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CASH FOR WHEAT,
Lime. Lim,c!

FH'!!E subscriber having several excel.
lent Lime Kilns in operation on the
west side of the side-cul, is prepared to
deliver any quality Of lime wherever and
whenever desired, at the lowest rates.
L. COYLE.
Ottawa. April 3, ls46.-Iy
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ar. =. ~. Yhu,cr,s pui,

VIZ - w. myers EIiIs.
"a ME subscribers have been appoin.
a ted agents for Illinois, for tie sale
.oi these well known pills, and will Keep
them constantly on hand at wholesale and
retail.
For bilious diseases incidental to This
climate, and os a fine herbal family medi-
cine, we can confidently recommend these
pills as a safe and etIicicn, medicine.
We shall not 60 10 the trouble and ex.
pense Of printing cerliGcales, made on,
generally by persons we know nothing
about; but will refer persons, if neces.
sary, to hundreds of individuals in this
county, who have used the medicine.
WALKER g. HICKLlNG.
Oct. 3, 1915. l5--ly
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EEesh DruIgs {. Fgr,iiciuCs.


q lust received and for sale by
,r,c%./ % q. l.. THOMPSON, one
go door east Of the Mansion House,
afull4nd selected ssortmcni
~ Drugs, Neiicnes, Pmats,
s OILS, Dye-stugs, Glass,
ri u ines and liquors.
n,p ..,, tI WIN a supply OF the most popular
., "''" care has been taken in the selection Of
'HC Ho''r stock. Physicians and the public may
'~'.'y rely on getting fresh and pure auiclc.
,,,t - 80 On hand 10. Of second hand hooks,
"n''n VIII be sold very low, consisting of Novels
''nssical ma miscellaneous works.
1 ~. sale and constantly kept on hand. Bibles
'.u estamcns, from the New York Bible So
w. 'a' COS, prices. Bibles grGtuitousto those
wa" are unable 10 purchase.
NlWays ready to relieve the faiigucd andthirs-
y with glass of cool Soda.
L[oHuce. Flax-secd. Dce's-waX and Ginseng,
ue received in exchange for Drugs.
ottnwa, Moy 80, 1915.
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WOODEN WARE.

Patcntand Cedar Pals aud 5 doz
~ Wash Tubs. Also, 10 gross Clothes
Pins, for sale very chcaphy
march II 1915. MAKER & HICKLING
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Groceries.

JUST received, full and genTal assortment,
~ OF Groceries, as follows: n o Sugar. Rio
Coffee Teas. Alspice, Raisins, Tobacco, Soap.
Candles, Dye-StuiIs, &c, which will be sold
cheap lor ready pay, at Peru, by
Oct. 81, 1915. DAY & BROTHER.
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Ashes! Ashes!

Ashes! Ashes!
"a VIE highest price will be paid for
n ashes u doIiuercd at tie SOAP fac.
tory ANTHONY LlNDEY.
Ottawa, Sept. 0, lsi3.SS>o .-tfl3
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NEW GOODS NEW COG:
Latest and Best .Arriira,s
n. II. ELLIOTT :
) now receiving. direct from :
n York city, a large and full sup
fall and winter
DRY obs,
Hdrdie0re. Q0eRStt0re, Sc...S,
which he will sell at a very small pro
The goods were all selected with e.
paid i)r in cash, and The public will :
them equal to the best in market, al
cheap as anyIn the country.
HIS stock consists in part as follows:
Il superior and etfeasiue assorfnes.
NEW AND FINE BR0iBCLOTnS.
Cheaper and hotter than cveUuii cred ia This m
kel, and OF every color and texture.
ALso--A spiend assortment
RcIymadc CIOtliEg,
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Sc
ALSO, 3
A very large and splendid stock Of
u AMU Y GO DDS,
Tho Ladies Of Ottawa, La Sale, relu,
the surrounding county, viii find his assor,n,
in this line far superior to any ia thu CO
Without cuumcJallue The assortment, thc.J
vii find almost every thing wanted. Gr,u'
and attention wae ti,eu to the inaIkn Y
cities of the east, aud e,eiyihing wanted &
cash could buy was purchased
Cal qGickty, tgore Tie GSSortmf
broken. Thy sell rapidly. No n,
TO show goods!
La Sale, Oct. "a, 1915.
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Oithe Hathaway, Yankee Notion. -Four
boiler and Premium patterns, assorted
sizes. Also.