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w P. ELLIOT, ARCHITECT AND PA

w P. ELLIOT, ARCHITECT AND PA
TENT AGENT. Office opposite the
Patent Office, corner Of Sth and + street. City Of
Washington viii attend to preparing Specifications,
Drawings, &c and all business entrusted to him
connected with the Patent Office or his profession,
with prompmess and despatch.
Pate@ OEce Feb. IS, 1912.
Mr. VIM ?. Elliot, who has been formerly employ
ed in the Patent Office Il Draughtsman, Sc. hay
ing established Patent Agency in the city Of Wash
ngton, take great pleasure in recommending him as
gentleman worthy ofconfdence and as bengpar-
ticuarly qualified to take charge Of any business
requiring knowledge of mechanical science, the
progress of the arts, and patent Improvements. Mr.
Elliot is also well acquainted with the practice of
this office. HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH.
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EoR C2agls, CoHs, Co"san4Plio"ss, ASTHMA, Pleq-
4 rsg Phtti3ic, Splitting Of Blood, A0Qpiag cough,
Bronchitis, and Paimoaary Injections and Diseases Of
The LRngS Of eUeiy Kind.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has now been very
extensively used torthe past twenty years and probably
with greater success than amy other article known.
Annexed, make few extracts from certificates of
physicians and others.
Physicians write that they consider il a SAFE and
rry bicari0aS remedy that will not disappoint the
| sonablG eN pcCtatiOns ofthOse who use it.o
Auothersays, II have Orsome time past, been in the
habit OF prescribing the Vegetable Pulmonary Ealsam
for consumption asthma, peurisy, splitting Of blood and
coughs or pulmonary affections OF every kind; and
with confidence recommend tia superior to any other
preparation used for the above cOmplaints.n
gentleman writes us that his ply sician, who is in
the constant habit Of prescribing it in al complaints of
the lungs recommended him to make trial Of it, after lie
had consulted several physicians who had despaired of
his recovery from affection of the lungs and
that using H. the benefit he derived from it such
that several other physicians who attended upon him
stated that they were fully satisfied that it was the best
remedy he could USE
Anotherwre us, 'that his wife who has been roub-
led with phthisic and has been under the of sew
eral eminent physicians for upwards of thirty years.
without having been but little benefited, obtained i'm
mediate relief on using it. She has used it up
wards Of two years, and has nerer fded OF giving re-
lief once"
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam was formany years
the only article known Pulmonary Brsam Its great
celebrity has given rise to great many spurious articles
which 10y partially assuming the name OF the genuine,
by being put up to resemble nearly pos
sbleare often 1Usted upon the public the article
Among these are ''CartCr'S Compound Pulmonary Bal
SAM "AmeriCan Pulmonary BaSam," Vegetable Pull
monarv SYRUP "punonaTy BalSam, 'lndian pul-
monary Balsan," "IIunteT's Pulmonary Balsam" &c.
Beware fall Ofthcm Enquire for the article by its
whole name, the VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAL
SAM and be to get the TRUE ARTICLE, prepared by
REED CUTLER, tlae Reed, Wing & Cutlery BostOnand
that it has the written signature Of lIn3 Jonn CNhr
upon yellow label on the blue envelope. Each bottle
and seal is stamped vegetable Pulmonary Basam.''-
For sale by Druggists. Apothecares, and country Mer
chants generally, Price 50 cents.
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General.
My IA, II, 18, IA, II was an ancient sor-
ceres noted for cunning.
My 4, ?, Z, 10 was Roman Stole ccle-
brated for wisdom.
My 9, 5, 4, u, 10, 10, -, IS was the I'M
fortunate General who prosecuted the war
against Mithridates.
My 6, 10, A, 8, 2, 7, II, 10 was an eminent
Greek philosopher.
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founder Of Rome.
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My lG, 3, 8, 7, IS, 5, 1 8 was Roman who
rode into Il chasm in the forum to save his
country.
My whole was Roman who for his SER
vices was dcnominated the father Of his
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A SHREwD Boy. A friend tells us the
following, which we consider good un p
Being in a mechanics shop the other day, an
urchin came in, his dress covered with mud.
His father, observing his dirty plight said to
him
" William, how came you to muddy your
dress so 2"
The boy stopped moment, then looking
his father in the eye, very soberly asked
" Father, what am I made off,
" Dust, The Bible says, Dust thou art,
and unto dust thou shalt return"
, " Well, father! if Pm dust, how can help
being muddy when it rains on me ?"
William go down stairs and get some
wood. Start p
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SIONE WARE, a full assortment a. Fac,
~ tory prices BIZ HTGGMc' '"
BRIGGS & WILLIAMS

ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS IN
CHANCERY, BRANDON, VT.
VIII attend the Courts and take CHARGE ofhusi,,o 80
ID. n. BRIGGS, 7ly CT WffIitHH
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GREAT BARGAIN.

E'NOR Satellite equal undivided
A half of a 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,
and averylhing in complete order for Gus
,om and merchant work. Also. saw
mill, in good order; two dwelling hou'
Sos aud store--one n new two story
house--and several ou,.buiIdings, with
100 acres Of land. Situated near the
mouth of Indian creek, two miles from
slack and navigable water that inlersects
the canal, and Z miles from Ottawa.
A GOOD tile and immediate possession
gwen. Small part cash, and credit for
balance to suit purchaser. Enquire OF
NJ. T.. Ilollister, Esq, q, the court
house, or at Cushman s Gridley's store.
June II, 1916.
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dog simmons broad
tools carpenters bench planes by the single socket and drer ci
hand.
back,
half nail and shoe hammers and hook hovcs
guard r've pocket and knives full cabinet wood shoe and
locks and che
pad
mills and bits brass kettles hanng
scales and blind
shutter trimmings wasoal dinner bells and door handles
britannia faucets iron and britannia table and teaspoons brick peng
bass and cntcks carpenters and spoke shave chop
knives shoe horse backing and ng brushes braces and bits locks
powder TASKS
collars wheel heads, muskat
oil irops sheep shears, bureau knobs shears
md table andc ack brads,
SADLERY.
Three hundred assorted hm leather brass and plated buggy dash
frames handles bands buckles bride bits lace
We also continue manufacture and keep hand all kinds Of TN sheet iron and
tadding
and wish , understood will understood, and respectfully
old and olcrs the worth Of
money a call. % order MANEY co. III
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.

THHE subscriber has Just received
II from New York, philadelphia and
St. Louis, large, fresh and well selected
stock Of drugs, medicines dye s,uifs,
paints oils, putty, glass and glassware,
&c, Sc; also the best quality Of brandies
and wines for medical purposes.
N. b. The mos, approved patent
medicines always on hand. Purchasers
cali a, tho Old stand on the south side Of
the public square, aud examine the stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
july %, 1916 q. Il. WALKER.
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IN La Sale. m.
RICHARD CODY

NNTOuLD respectfully inform the
Nv citizens of Peru, La Sale, and
the adjoining country, that his stock of
DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Haripare, Boots g. Shoes,
Sc, &c, &C.,
is equal to any in the country. His
stock was selected wnh grea, care for this
market, and he feels satisfied that his
prices are as low as those Of any other
establishment in the country. lie re.
specially invites Ihe farmers and others
to give him a call before purchasing else,
where, and see and judge for themselves.
La Sale. March ID, ls46.
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Nu1r.re.s Own ~ cr:rtion.

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~ We w 'N' mos I'Vu''
ana 'a'u'b.e 81. ''J'''s e'' U''''''''I'
! De great remedy ''5 'i' oie's's % me lungs
continues 10 "n' ny n". "aiF'N' s. 10 many a
CPeo'iu' n'''5'"' '"H SUI ''''' - '',." w Que
, ms, us A''".y n,t'lh't''e ",3'''' "u,'''-
D.''''., wiz '.' ~" s.| GOV, r,' u. eo''g,
~ q HUti'i bnH''sit E-Ns'"i'" ~
tiS"''"'
Read the GLOWING s'llem ut OF facts tom
Mr. Eli UaI''y.a highly respectable merchant OF
Vienna, johnson county, Illinois
Kas7s. Ph,IBS.F Btkesii,. 81. LJtis. No.
Grnii,u,n IA desire TO benefit The afflicted
throughout iGe land, his aloue induced me 10
make the following statement # facts respecting
ane Of the most astonishing cue, ever recorded.
Nv son. nov seventeen years old. has brcn al
licreJ dunno vnnl.l Me win const,n, cough.
pain ia the aide and chest, accompanied NIth
night socals aud hectic fever, which pt1JUcrd
great cm,ri,tion spd d,b,ii,y: and at intervals
Jur no ,bs nj,L, b;soyr-ttrra,i,7 would become
go great as 10 endang.r nj. li'e FROM slUnguI1-
lion Duipg this time he was silerd'd by ma
ny physicians Of tbs highcs. lePule, whose pre-
ala - l..f
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Super damask, fortall,s, yards wide IS
Ard all other thugs 10 IToIorii n.
Attention is also invited TO NY stock
of English BLANKETS, counlerpanes' broad
cloths and bonnet ribbons, Of which,
have a great variety, all imported direct,
at the lowest prices. | also expect to
receive in few weeks, full supply OF
winter goods, which will lie able to sell
lar for Cash or country Produce,
Cl3l +. BAssSETT.
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FEVER s. AGUE.

So far, the proprietor has loand 1t only neces-
suty TO teal It's practical aud health restoring hlcs
sings in the communities where IT has hrcn in
troduccd In the proud Testimonials 50 elected,
the worth Of the fehriluge is made manifest; chd
it is therefore confidently sent upon Its healing
orpud into the Valley OF the Mississippi. He
sends it there as medicine, now regarded IN the
Northern aud Western States as cure whose
progress is uudimmcd, and WHLoWiG solitary tGH'
are. In short, sustained wherever tested, (aHd
the evidence can be furnished, il there are any
Inclined to be skeplical,) as Agm- Bredking,
Feuy- Remoeing, and H0Hh-RHcw'ng.'
As such, M,cKxNziE's ToNic FrnulrcGuis
now offered to the Aguc diseased ni Illinois, and
the States adjoining, aud to those emirrou,s aud
travellers who may be attacked by the Ague aud
Fever away trcm their homes and families. IL
is submitted as an nlGllihlc remedy for the ter
rife local disease uuendan, upon our SOLE, and
the masmatic civilizations arising therehom,
BY properly adherinG TO the objections accom-
panying II. or giving heed to the warnings that
the system invariably gives in advance OF malody,
the constitution may not only he rescued from It's
,hrlldom to tie ravagcr, hu, even its stcalthics'
approaches frustrated before allowed a foolhold
10 the prudent. wha, has been stated above
will answer ms well o. il a volume Of ycrbince
were placed before them. TO all those who re-
stat this invitation to ,iy n remedy that has AZ
ways succeeded whenever applied, The onl,
words that can he said ave
The wise man prospcrs on the foo 'elownfnl
'ris VISIONS part to break diseases thrall.
Tor sale by the rroprciers Agent.
THOs. BAssNETT, Ottawa illinois
Auges. '4s-o
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mills.
nEw rnnnSl MEW GOODSll

HAVE iu.,receivcd from New York ,
a large stock of dry goods comprise
ing almost every article in this line usu'
ally euqnired for in country store ana
am determined to sell the same as cheop
as the cheapest; it is useless to enumer.
ate the articles, just call at the old stand
on the south sid, Of the public square
and examine the goods aud the prices
il is no trouble to show the goods.
n. B. Mos, kinds Of produce taken in
exchange. G. Il. WAhhEh'
Ottawa, July %. lS46
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HATS;CAPs. AND FVus

VII Il subscriber continues to manulae-
'nre and keeps constantly on hand
tne largest assortment Of
|a'S' Caps and all kinds Of FUr Goods
ever offered in a western market.
Also good assortment Of Siocks,
tr0rais' linn Collars and Hosoys,
nan"hrchf9S Giores, ldttns ord
Moceasins, La@ioS' Troreling Io.s
Cmdrtiids. P0rGsois, Sc; Rt6aio coats
ana oeer MoeS--whol,sale and retail.
Merchants can he SUPPLIED with hats.
cars and fur goods on as coed TENS as
III lhe cliy Of New York.
with his long practical cHrcri,rcc in
'he business end his determination 10 ca
cen IN tie quality and manufacture Of lis
goods he hopes to merit con,inuer,e
OF The very liberal patronage he las tlus
far received.
The highest price paid for fcts and
skins. SMITH
Chicago, April, 10, 1876 AZ.
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his return from the east 90 offer lie mast
complete assortment CT .n5ges, a a1-..
riaes, Ctemica!s, Paints, Ois, Glass,
md every article in the line Of Drugs ever
before offered in this market, together
with most every variety of Patent Med,-
cine which has received lie appreciation
Of the Medical Fucu'ly, offered to the
public. consisting OF
Indian Cba.lgague Flhens'ock's Yyrmifugc
Smiths Tonic syrup Coogh 8d,am
Houses Indian Tonic Eye-Vn,ar
ierrs's Do DIS RuhgGcicnt
Brs,lis Bulsan wild Cherry; Cough LoznOs,s;
DIi,tols Carm.ulGec hazeHges; sands ~,~spu'
l.Ia Com..ca's Do; b-c'- Auu-bilj Us fiii7,
Gimnra'~ do Ju; yaip.y IS do DO; Wi-his Iudiau
Vegetable Do; Buggs vegetable and TOME d..;
Posts poor mla', d.; i!ouprfs female da, Su,th :
sugar coated d.; Bnulruh's de-; V stars de-;
Il, ssurc,don Io; Notiit, phUuix bi,iors sud rils,
lew Davls Hebrew plaster Spahn's hrld-lche
remedy; Chee.emau'> Arahi4u psl-au; Pec,onl
hal.am honey; Dnwn'- bi,amic cijNcr; B1rlhuln-
news pin, cNptct,nor; fnrrei,s Arabian lni.
mcnt; liuy'- llnlueNt. lar plies; BARCLAY Group
cnhohs and sarapsun, aui mauy Articles not
enumerated, which I viii T.. u as laN a. , hicego
prices. Aug. % 1851 e. l.. THOMSON.
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Procuring Pear Nocks.-I presume
every Nurseryman in The West, especial.
~ in newly settled parts, knows'ihe die.
iiculty of procuring stocks Of some kinds
for instance the Pear. | accidentally
discovered new way--new to mo
Three years ago, taking some Young
pear trees 10 transplant, saved the tap
roofs &c. thai prncd OF mr the purpose
Of grating. For the time being, and for
sale keeping, placed Them in one corner
Of my ho,.bed made for the purpose Of
sprouling sweet potatoes, And abou, .
wees after, wen, to get ,|irm for graft
ing, and TO my surprise they had thrown
up innumerable sprouts thro' the ground
in the same way Of sweet potato.
iransplanled some Of the sprouts the same
spring; by watering and nursing | sue.
cecded in making them grow. A better
way, and less trouble, is TO let them sum-
mer, aud grow TIL fall, when they will
make roofs, and may be uansplagied to
the nursery. The old roots left will throw
out another brood Of sprouts. When we
consider that trees propagate in this way,
from roots Of the kind we wish 10 propa.
gate-and they can easily be procured by
killing up the earth around the roots of
trees grated under ground; they then
throw out roots above where they were
grated, and will Of course be Of the same
kind as the top Of the tree. Sprouts rails.
ed from these roots will be Of the kind
you want. and supercede the necessity of
grating or innocua,iug' am no, sure
( bu. this will DO the best way of propaga
ting trees, as oil sprouts from roois of,rces
in the orchard will be Of The desired kind
wilhou, further trouble.
Brighton, Macoupin co. Dec. &C.
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Mark this we'll.

MARX thiS wei.
A GUE--rhere is no necessity for
IA. any one to have the Ague when 1t
is so satisfactorily proved tina, Macken.
zie's Tonic Febriluge will effect radical
cure. SO convinced are the proprelors
of this fact, that they have authorized
their agents to refund the money in all
cases where it fails, schen the directions
are strictly complied with.
Il. BAssNETr,
FIN Agen, for the Projectors,
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Brown Domes,ics, sc.

Brown DOmesiics, sc.
AN bales Of IA heavy,
IG2' superine. Wavcrly's,
600 lbs Of best southern yarn, No to u,
100 carpet warp, doubled and
twisted, plain,
1870 lbs ofbest doubled and
twisted colnred,
800 lbs candle wcking,
800 cotton batting, for ale very low 10y
July %, 1886 q L WAhkEk.
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Silk Culture was six hundred years in
y travelling from Greece to Italy. and three
hundred more in getting into France.
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Msnsirous Pippin, or GLORIA Mandi.
IN hi, apple Of weighs 90, IS, and IS or
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eyer and AgUc.

Fever and Aguc.
REACKENXlE'S Tonic FebriIuge
lN a never falling cure for Fever
and Ague, for sale by
Aug. 7. '4G-G. r. BASSNETT.
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For snvaIiGs.

A n excellent article orport wine and brandy,
~ for sale hy luly 90 T. BASSNETT.
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consumption of the EuGgS
.36tcijoRS ofihe LirCy. Asthma, B,0B-
ctjiis. pain Of weakne,s oftie Breasf
or Inn IS, Chroair G'UshS, Pi.Nri-
So, Hemorroge orhe lungs, oad oH
HE affections # lie Pu'mo"a'y Dr.
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Boston Nails.
SrGCk cfy.
NEW GOODS !!

Ottawa Glove s. HIittcn Factory.
A GOOD assortment of buck gloves
N and miltens, for sale by the dozen
or single pair by p. THORN.
Ottawa, July 9. 1916.
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uTNonc can be genuine unless signed in ,rri.
Ting by w. u. d II. G. FAnuELI, Sole and
Original Proprietors. QJManu'oclurcd only by
II G.. Farrell, wholesale Druggist, Peoria HIS
and for sale in Ottawa by G.. l.. TuoMpsoS.
Jenkins & Merrill, Loekport! DR. s q Smith,
Peru Everett, Hsnnspini Benjamin Newell
Princeton; Stevens d Sons, Il8iapiOwn J "
Pickering, Nwoyk; Boughton 81 Hubbard
O,,csgo, S vogcI Bristol; and Wheeler &,
Allen. Aurorr.
Ouawa. Iunc IL 1863 ~
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DAYTON FIGURING MILL.

DAYTON FIGURING MILL.
7@NHE 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, and tina, all grinding
for either will be done in the best poss''
bic manner. They are also paying
CASH FOR WHEAT,
and would also state that all persons IN
debted to them are requested TO pay IN
Whea, or Cash, Immediately or,hey will
beunder the painful necessity Of making
costs.
We tender our heartfelt, gratitude for
past patronage and best efforts to secure
future. GEO. MANN " SUN.
April 3, 1916. a.
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CUNP0WDER; good sporting powder al
"a thirty three cents at BAssSErrs.
Ditnua Iuly 10 lSl6
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Us Mjaliibie HeaM Restoring Pro-
pertieS fully estq5kshed!
CERTAIN, PROMPT kNO PERMANENT

REMEDY FOR THE AGuE AND FEVER,
Is generally conceded; and it is resortcd
to by all thus afflicted in preference to ali other
preparations claiming tn cure this disease.
IOhimes IF lvet,Ggibh Testimony might &C
company this notice; but the proprietor believes
that the true method Of appisins the afflicted OF
the perfectly curative properties Of the Tonic
Febnlugc, is the trial OF It's miraculous power
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PULLED CLOTHS
Cashmere, SaiiRGit, Tweed, Jeans, liHsCy,
iiannels Of different kinds, and Blankets.

Cashmere, SaiiHeit, Tweed, Jeans, liBsfy,
fiannCls Of different kinds, and Blankets.
Which we offer for sale wholesale or retail, very
cheap. for Cash, Whcoi, or N0ok or will mako
liberal exchanges, say yd. iulcd cloth for Fl, m
q To 3 lbs. Of wool, yd. jeans for 2 lbs, yd.
flannel for lbs, pair very heavy blol kels tor
rs much more wool ms il tpkas to make tLtm,
&c, all oithc same quality. OrNe will manu-
l0rturs fullcd cloth on conmissirr, al fem 374
to C25 cents per yd. Wool calculated for cx-
changing or manufacturing should be well wash
ed on The sheep and rolled up in separate fleece.
CARDlNG AND SPINNING,
win he done at from IL TO IL cents per pound.
CARDING will he done this season OF cents
except very fine Ct cents per pound. Cone on
with your fine wool, We have Just received
two new single machines Of the latest ard nrst
improved style, which will DO put in con Il,te
order, with fine cards, NO. 81 end 33) ly III
20h inst, ard are caic.h,od expressly for GUS
tom work. Our old machine will be Put in ,od
order, and will do justice to the coarser qualities.
Persons coming from distance can hav, their
work done with the lcas, possible delay, and in
a manner which we will warrant 10 give sails-
faction.
CLOTH DRESS SING
Will lie done nj the usual prices, or small dis
count for ready pay. J. & d. GREEN.
n. u. We have also large supply of Gro.
cCriCs which We offer for sale wholesale and re-
,oila Ottawa prices. Please give us call at
the new building Just below the mill
Dayton, May L. 1sA6. J. d ID. g.
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DAYTON
" DOL l. EN- T A { T @ R Y.

NM WOMB must TcspccWuHy lnTOrm OUT
W friends aud patrons, that the above cslsh-
lishmeut is still IN operation, and will continue
to be- 20 long ~ We continue To receive such II
liberal share oipublic patronage. md would here
renew our premise that 90 pains shail be spared
on our part, with skjltul workmcn To reudor pt-
neral satisfaction. We are manufacturing tie
GLOWING Kinds Of goods. viz:
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cams. TIuHs and Tippcts.

a r greatly reduced prices, mems fur,
"A plueh and cloth caps, boys do; the
balance of large stock will be sold with
ont reserve, at the low once price store OF
Nov. 96. 1916 BoUGHToN.
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Fire! FIRE.!

stLOrHS and wooden g,ods-.'Several pieces
~ French black. very suPerio; cloths Also,
cissimeres, black, blue-bhck, aud i1ncy at dii.
tcrcnt prices. Several pieces of jeans OF d,''eren
styles and at different prices. Three pieces wool
bllck cloths, cheap tor cloaks. Also. sheeE's
grays. sattinc,s, ,weeds. etc. J G NlrrrNGrn is
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OF AT Cost.

zoo Pounds cotton batting for sale
EOO by CUsHMAN & GRlDLgy.
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This ccrtifc- tina, have used Farclls' Lii,
imyu, On my horse which was badly CALLED aui
IN four days il produced perfect cure. | car
with confidence recommend Il to the public as a
safe aud quick remedy Tor gals. q. w. NuSGrU,
of Little Rock, Kendall county, ministero of The
Rock Riycrconference.
Peoria August %, 1915.