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IA wishes to sell that we-known and highly improve
estate in Charles county, Maryland called Glasvar OF
which he has resided for the last seventeen years The
property is now in very high OF cutvaon and is
believed to be inferior in Maryland
The portion of it has been well lined and otherwise
MANFRED within the last few years, and it is capable of
producing from four thousand bushels of wheat from
thousand twelve hundred barrels of corn, and
bred hogsheads OF tobacco annually besides grass
maiured in the field will exceed thousand barrels,
and the crop of wheat being seeded Is confidently
peced yield not less than five thousand bushels. The
about twelve hundred eight hundred
which are arabic three hundred in wood,
afordng ample supply Of oak poplar, chestnut, and
walnut timber; and hundred in natural mea
dow and salt marsh aordng rich and abundant astuage
several hundred cattle The whole enclosed, and Tor
the part by good chestnut fences There is on this
ample supply of tobacco houses, stables grana,
re -houses sheep and ow-sheqs negrohouses and
other necessary and convenient outbuildngs. all in
good order There also orchards of choice fruits in full
bearing; abundant and good in subdivision
the estate and the markets OF the chesapeake
Others by the of the Potomac Wicomco river
face any could reasonably desire. The small
village Aliens Fresh in which there several families
residing, and prosperous commercial establish
and grist-mll, and which is generally admitted
be the best situation in the county tor commercial bust
ness will be sold in whole part along with the farm,
desired by the purchaser.
The terms of be made very accommodating, and
possession the first day Of January To any
person desiring to purchase, the subscriber will with plea
give any more particular information, orally or by
letter And the property will be shown at any time 10
desiring inspect by the subscriber by his agent
residing the premises, Aliens Fresh.
Oct 15-law8W WILLIAM ID. MERRlCk.
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rTNHE American Almanac for 1s4s, and Repository OF
Useful Knowledge is this day received for sale by F.
TAYLOR, containing than its usual amount Of vaua
BILE commercial political, HISTORICAL astronomical and
information vol of 800 pages closely printed;
price 81 and be sent by mail to any post Office in the
United States for IA cents postage Nov.
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kTOrICE.The holders of the certificates the second
IN nstalment of the Peruvian indemnity hereby
fed that the said certificates will be paid their present
alton to the Fifth Auditor of this Department. Amount
paid Of I'd nstalmen is S37,9il.
Treasury DEPARTMENT. November %, ls47
Nov. "a MAT. Intel.l
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Bv e. ". DY.Em. .g,cttoaeer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENNSYL-
WANNA AVENUE FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUG
TION.-Wl be sold at public auction. on Wednesday the
18th day of December O'clock p. m front OF the
premises the following valuable property Pennsylvania
avenue;
Part ofots Nos II 49, in square B, with story
brick dwelling and store, with back building: The
dwelling occupied by Mrs. pkins boarding house
Lots Nos 26 and n, in square b, with brick
dwelling, and large back building and The dwelling
occupied by Mrs. Hamilton boarding house. and the
store by Mr.. J. A. Buhman wine
The attention of persons desiring to make investments in
real estate is invited the above property which among
the valuable in this city 1t is eligbly situated,
being the square Immediately in front of Coenans Ho-
tel .tf.- ltaei 4e
Terms; Oneffth of the purchase money cash, and the
residue IN four equal payments, at one wo three, and
four years. with interest from the day Of SALE and be
cured by deed of trust on the property
Nov. 27-2awts r. w. DYER, Auct
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WANTED, youth from - to 10 years of age, OF
w good education and unexcepdonabe characteL TO
attend IN the stationery store OF VIM. FISCHER,
Nov. ll-3aw3w
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rJ,EAs, brandy &c. mt private sele.I have Just
ceved for private sale superior lot of teas in halt
chests, consisting of Young Hyson, Imperial, GunPowde
and Black teas
Also several half pipes and quarter casks of Hennessy
and other bandes TO which invite the attention oil dealers
Also, 100 pounds OF very superior mace
The above articles win be sold low for cash or good
paper. T. w. Dlbh,
Dec 7-eo3t Auct. and Com. Merchant.
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lust received and for sale new and fashionable ami
y y carriages.
Also very superior buggy wagons. The above from
the celebrated manuactory of William Dunlap, of Phla-
delpha and for sale by ISAAC WALTON,
Nov 30-3t at Mr.. Thomas Young's
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XE7EBsTERs Dictionary without sbrsdss-
w men, I vol ouarto received by +. TAYLOR,
Nov. 30 near Colemans Ho'eh
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Mk .4M M
MARsEILLES LINE OF PACKETS,
Io,.chi.,.. MI [.fhrnIk0r In land fl0HHHns icrl

MARsEIIJ.Es LINE OF PACKETS,
Touching Gibraltar To land passengers.
FTE aforementioned ships will be regularly despatched
i from New York the LIST, and from Marseiles on
the 10th of each month, followsi
Ship Prince de Joinville, (new,) Capt W. W. Laurence
Oct. I, 1876.
Ship Arcole, (new) Captain w. r. Hoodless, Nov. J.
$40
Ship CASTOR, Capt James Anthony, Dec l. l5i6.
Ship Nebraska, (new,) Captain James Watson, jan J.
Is47.
Ship -, -, Feb. l. 1917.
Ship Prince de Joinville, (new,) Capt W. w. Laurence,
Dec 10, 1886
Ship Arcoe (new) Capt w. r. Hoodless Jan. TO- 1877
Ship Castor, Capt. James Anthony, Feb. 10, l5i7.
Ship Nebraska (new,) Capt James Watson March 10,
l5l7
Ship -, -, April 10, 1871.
These all OF the first class, and commanded by
of Experience Their accommodations for passengers
unsurpassed comfort and convenience Goods sent
the agents will be forwarded free OF all other expenses
than those actually paid
For freight or passage, apply 70 ,,,,,,r no
CHAMBERLAIN ~ PHELPS,
1903 Front street, or TO
BOYD 10 HINCKEN, agents,
Noe, Tontine buildings, corner of Wall and water
streets, New York.
Sept Is
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GROCERIES, FURNITURE, &c AT AUCTION
VI On Saturday. the llth instant, shall sell OF
the Centre Market at ii O'Clock lot OF groceries and
furniture belonging gentleman declining business The
stock being of general assortment deem it
sary to enumerate. Terms cash. 7'I 81 A GREEN,
Dec SIT 'tt ~. t@laIHl t1 W Auconeer
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TNHE ANACOSTIA FIRE COMPANY respectfully in
form the public that they intend giving BALL at their
Hall on the evening OF the lih nsanthe proceeds be
applied TO the funds of the Washington Monument.
No pains will be spared by the company render the
evening entertainment agreeable former
Executive Committee.
Hugh f. Pritchard, Thomas Thornley,,
Thomas Z. Tench Jonas B. Ellis,
John ODER.
Dac = Tn
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MISS HEANEY's ACADEMY,
Capitol Hill Washington,
(fdjacenl 10 1

(Adacent 10 The residence of Colonel Gardiner)
INSTRUCTION is given by Miss Heaney, principal, in
each department OF her school, the system mater
nal education OF daughters.
Assistants will be duly engaged required but the cher
duties of tuition and pers care of Ter pupils will
always belong 10 herself.
Permanent views direct her exertions, in
this community, promote limited and appropriate
adjustment for young ladies engaged in the useful and
modern pursuits OF learning and accomplishments, mostly
esteemed, by the simple regulations proper for their i'm
provement and welfare home, precluding the school
forms and associations found prejudcia to them
Having made all essential arrangements for family board
(near the south gate of the Capito) all of her ability will
be done to realize the advantages desired
Interests of concern 10 parents may be learned par
tculary by the kind attention of Mrs General Macomb
near the Presidents square, and Mrs Robert Beale,
the Capitol.
two or three days per week, at convenient hours partcn
larry in the French, Italian Spanish languages, music,
drawing and painting, and once week in dancing.
Terms per quarter.
Senior class tuition (nouding exercises, as desired, in
the English and French languages, &c., mathematics,
penmanship, &cN IA
Junior class as above : 10
Music vocal and instrumental 10
Many testimonials may be submitted
OF Miss Heaneys former engagements, particularly in her
academy in Boston and in Washington.
References.
Hon. Edw Everett Boston D. A. Hall, esq. Washington
James Savage, do James La5ned esq. do
Rev j. F Clark, do william viii m Fischer Fii.,G DO do
Robert Rob G. Shaw, esq do Rsy oyilIe Dewey, N. York
John A Dix, do jonathan at, Goood di, do do
Jacob Thompson, do George F. Berteau, do
DR.. Lindsey, do Hon. VIM Emerson do
Rev. Septimus fusion, do Carvil Il Co. do
Hon Philemon Dlckerson, Paterson, New Jersey
Hoap Louis M F Wsps Baltimore
Col r. M Johnson, Kentucky
Hon. Edward Tarner, Nachez
Hon. Alfred Hennen New Orleans.
Dec. 4-eo6t
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TENNY LIND CLOAKS.-We have received;
y Jenny Lind demi-cloaks
embroidered cioaks in variety of shapes
10 embroidered Thibet dresses match shades and
coors the coaks
Dec. 3-3if ID. CLAGETr & co
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Farners' Library.

Farmers Library.
'TlE subscriber being appointed by John S. Skinner
l. esq, editor of the Farmers Library, agent
ceve subsc options for that popular work will be happy
forward the names OF members of Congress and other gen
Der of the Farmers Library been to every senator
and member Of Congress, with the publishers circular
which the subscriber spectluy refers Address the sub
scribers box l35, City Post Office, the office of the
Saturday Evening News where ecmens of the Farmers
Library may be seen. w. THOMPSON,
corner of 9th street and Louisiana avenue
Dec S--3t Intel.
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(NARUSPS Saloon.-LEWIS CARUSI has the honor to
~ inform the citizens members OF Congress- vsers
the metropolis that his Dancing School is open
the reception OF young gentlemen and ladies. The
fashionable and approved styles of dancing including
waltz and'Poka Redua, are introduced and taught
Mr.. G. respectfully invites the public attention. His
terms, being moderate will be made known the saloon
The regular sources dansantes every Thurs
day evening Dec 6-btd
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TAMEs's New NoveI.-Thc Convict; or, the Hypocrt'
y Unmasked A tale by @. ?, r, James
Just received by r. TAYLOR
narg
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Notice to Prescription Claimants.

NOtce Fr6-ehhpStOh
Every person entitled the right of presumption to
lands within the limits of the townships and parts OF town
ships above required to establish the
to The Of the register and receiver of the
proper land Office and make payment therefor
practicable after seeing this NOTICE and before the day APP
pointed for the of the public sale OF the
lands embracing the claimed, otherwise such claim
will be forfeited. RICHARD M YOUNG,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Oct w l2NN
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DIR. Banning's Body Brace.

rIIS instrument, which has relieved many thousands
i of breasts pulmonary, and spinal weaknesses and
distortion, also OF constipation, piles, and particularly OF
female weakness the symptoms owhich well known,
can be had OF Mrs BALDWIN the Of Mr.. Peter
Benner tailor doors below Al street. the north side
of Pennsylvania gentleman in attendance
gentlemen. Orders for instruments from distance to be
forwarded to Dr. Banning ASIA Broadway, New York.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON FRIDAY NIGHT DECEMBER 10, 1917.

DRAWN numbers OF the susquehanna Lottery
~ Glass No. g "r ,I# ei
43, 30, 6s. 5, q, IA, 81, 50, 81, 25, I6, As, g.
d. PAINE Il CO., Managers,
Dec. y King ST., Alexandria, Va
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ets9 sH4as road-The passenger train which now
leaves this city II o'clock noon, for Baltimore will be
discontinued on and after Friday next, the 10th inst
BY order. L. III. PARSONS agent
nao q a
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FOR A FEW DAYS ONLYy
The Chinese Museum Exhibition

Win open this Saturday evening at O'clock ODD
FELLOWS HALL, 7h street
THIS large and beautiful collection consists of Chinese
figures OF life size, several hundred Chinese paintings
magnificent embroidered articles elegant carvings ivory
she'll, wood and models of houses, stores pa go
da and vesses splendid specimens of lacquered ware
porcelain vases lanterns, Ne, from he great Chinese
scum lately exhibited in Philadelphia which is the only
collection OF the kind in this country and the
sve in the world.
Al O'clock the Chinese who accompany the collection
will assume the dresses OF the Emperor, civil and military
mandarns of different ranks, soldiers, Judge, and other
officers of priests of the of Budha and Taou
farmers, BARRIERS, Coolies Nc, representing the different
classes OF society in China, the ancient and popuous
nation in the world They will also exhibit the manner OF
smoking opium and the mode of receiving and paying Wis
its in the celestial Empire.
These representations will be given in the form OF tab
leaux in large Chinese house, with appropriate
views in the back ground and the close, the Chinese
professor OF music will sing song and accompany upon
one of his original Chinese instruments.
descriptive catalogue of the articles and representa-
tons, with miscellaneous remarks upon the government,
history, religions arts manners, customs, and foreign
commerce OF China, can be obtained at the door.
Abundance % cents. Children under twelve years OF
age, half price.
n B. After to-day Saturday the collection will be open
daily iom 10 a. IN. TILL p. m, and from till 81 p.
The representations by the Chinese will be exhibited twice
daily, VIZ; at and 3 p m Dec. 4
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From Professor Goddard, of Philadelphia

From Professor Goddard, Of Philadelphia. IN
have examined Dr. Bannings instrument for the relic
of weakness requiring support and have made practical
experiment of the same and stonsled the results
have also listened to his views of its applicability
extended class OF diseases and think them be highly i'm
portant, and therefore cordially recommend them to the
rous consideration OF the medical profession ~o..
PAUL b. GODDARD, M. ID.
Philadelphia, Feb. d, 1876. st ~ fIg,5IH .ll. u
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I From Professor Mott, of Nsw York, and Others
The undersigned have examined Dr.. Banning's novel
views the mechanical pathology Of many affections
the vscera, and believe them be highly interesting and
worthy the serious attention Of the medical profession.
| Valentine Mott, Stephen Brown,
Stephen r. Kirby Alex. b. Whiting,
! j. Kearney Rodgers, H. Mclean.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, Grundy county, a.
Grundy county circuit ccurl--June term, a.
d lSi7,
Patrick McAndrew ~ Adam ismb A. oekmeat.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the sid defend.
~ ant, that All attachment issued out Of the
Office Of the clerk Of the circuit court Of the ccun-
" of Grunjs aud State of Illinois. on the 81 day
Of June, A. u. lsiS, Cor the sum Of $500; which
Wi, has been returned by thesherif! Of ssId cous.
" as executed. by sumiponins the ssrnishess
therein named. NOW unless you, the said Al.
am Lamb, shall personally be and appear before
the said circuit court, on the first DAY Of the nest
term thereof, 10 Ike holden ct the court horsc IN
Morris, m said Grundy county. on the second
Monday in the month OF June neat, give special
bal, and plead m the ssij PLAINTIFF action. judy
msnt will he catered agsiosi you. the ssiJ Adam
Lamb, in favor Of tho said ylsin,iM end Other
proceedings had thereon according 10 lev.
GEO. II. KtERsTEp. ckyk.
VI. D. PRxSnLS'sr. Au'y. for PIE
Morris, May 10. 1919 IN
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More Euideace.-Dr. /" !. nteby
Milwaukee, W. e. NoVep&,cr 1915. says-Tho
Gao. tiairsm, Ia,c Dye and HAIR rontc, al 20
well, sud the BslSam goes finely. 1t hae saved
many lives this season. had to get twtcc sup.
piled from New York in September last. shall
want Of Tou a least 900 b tiles. haze % sale
aud have seen tried many Of the "crsok a,itIlcs'
hr his bilious diarrha !. which we ave subject
tn; aRi ul ais yours 4, inviVabir coul6 get
IS pee bottle Tor IT. 60 coud not hc had lot t,.s.
aud any guaEiy 81 crCtlEcues ii the strongest
klnd. These dltrhOts are she wo7,i disca -es
we have kr,e, and your BsIssm IS ibe oRly thing
tia, cures then.
Honry Hedrick, u Springfield, Ohio, s'ys--I
wish coWd have JrtnsJue8 your 4 gent hrc,n-r
I.coOld uiwsys sell yoet mol,ctues ~,,k a good
ronsclcy,ca.'
IG Il y Unfllcr, Mt lirni,h, OhiN, esv April
1915 We ate under the Reces,rty II voting Ia
i,nu fi, new supply Of ycuy Nrym{ugc aud
1iave Puts, a. We shall be- out ts lew DAYS,
ari a. ~ ,ive found them 81 useful, wo do not
wish % r. Si h1ul -vpliy.
y 4 krnJlo1 u Co, 1arhon, Ohio, s'y-
Your rnet,ciuys are fast coming inla use here,
and g.rc ss'isftc,,-p.
Eitph Tomiias,a. falmouth, Ky SAYS
Yor- NeIm:iuseEs g. s,r,;le which sells we'll,
please 60 send me . fest sUpp!v
d.. Samuel T Stns.'tog. Sui,h mi, ~, sayf
80 Al yoa medicines seH w,$j here, visit von
20 send ne new Supply could sell large
nosu, At wholesale to cur oepnlg merch MS
aud phGriclsas.
az Frazer. sidney, Ohio, s,ys. Hey, - l6--I
have sad the last bottle Of yonr Attentive, snd
the indications are. that 1t VII sell rapidly T.
is highly sF,k,p Of hero By all gko ave coed it,,
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y q TlSE.

'ENlE subscriber, wishing Ia bring hjs
business 10 a close. Offices, at reduc-
ed prices, large and splendid assmt-
meat of first rate Bro fdri9,hs, Of vari,Nts
coiors aUd qualities, css>jmeres, satnrtts
and w ceds. Nesllug- OF variuus kinds,
viz Satin, silk, ssh aud cotton vei,ct,
cashmrve. swansdown aud Narcotics.
Bom5aLines, A!pacas, Parameiia, French
mesinos, Irish linens, siir,ings aud shr,t.
iugs, canton aud wooden 6annels and
blue dGillucs.
ALs0-A splendid assortment Of stocks,
plain and ig'd. ccayaIs, gun elastic and
wor,led susprudcrs, Gents. cotton half
hose, six and cotton poctet htkfs., utu.
breVas and cotton aud linen thread.
ALso-A first cate assortment Of Tai.
Ior's uimmIugs.
All o. the above Articles will be sol a,
wholesale or retail.
JOHN SnULER.
n. B.-Winter Wheat and Lumber
la,,eR in exchange Tor all Of the above
ayticies. J. S.
Ottawa, March 26. 17i7. 30 e
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Safe Of school Lands.

q OTiCE IS hereby givea, that | will
Z offer al rabiic sale al the cosr,
lto"se in Onaws, OK, the 30ih day nf Juae
next, betwee8 the 'oUrs Of ter o'clock A
NJ. ard fix o'cIurk 2. NJ. Of said day
secl'oR numher sixteen. in township Ne,
ihiTiy-one (3D. Nos,h range ionr ~.
cas-; Of ihe 81 p. NJ, as sUhdivided and
appraised by The trustees OF sad iowa.
ship
Termo-Cas'l, with the privilege 10
esch purchaser 70 ho.row the amour. OF
his hid, as provided by law.
l.. LELAND, Schooi ,mmi,siOner.
Ottawa. May %, iSi7-z6.f
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VIU HOV, Jf'd III J = = I0utt %
The Produce marSet Ia fully eusyipcG. The
quantity coming IN IL hot large and the farmers
stock ste mGch reduced. Potatoes are rpaot in
demand, there il Considerable wool coming in,
al Of which fa5s good msrke
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The rnaFkc,, OWING 10 p,ie steamer, uewr,
drccps considerably .ds s'oyning There is coe-
siderable wheat arriving, which - vixen al EOI
100, ss IN qualify. Flour is s,@d at i5l5 70 in
Quantities. Cora IS a. Chjcogo J,.rpsL % l.
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4 BARREL epson salts; d. gIoh,' sal,,;
4 do alum; d, msIdrr; d, clPpc,ls; / d,
spanish white; do a.cohol; botaE, ssl uIUe,
quinine, ugtnegs, cloves, castor o'l sweet oil,
sail ID oil, bay rum, pepper sauce, SIoughIon bu-
,crs, csmFhor, cassii, black, blue aud rcd tuS, IA
store aud for safe cheap ~ B9uouroy.
Juno %, 1917 10 Il
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Prospects Of Crops a. Europe ben
ne. Of the n. 4. Herald ia writing from
psns, Nndeg date Of Ma-ch3eph, usrs the
.&Io@ing language
"Aoco;d,ng to all Appearance sna ali
calculations, she gear 1877 will e2in5a as
gres; 4 IrEc,ency as that uf 1916. 9Eas
opinicais slresdy entertained and psosaui-
gated by many drinkers srI reasoEog- in
france and England. Some ever "a 90
Gar rs to say that the next crops vii be
evea po;e deficient dian tie last. The
potsioc plague Is tot cans,lefeG alils high
estpoin', according to certain ,gpe,imerls
already mads. lis even spreading into
otber countries. The general population,
Notwithstanding de deaths b. famine. Is
still lacress;ng, eaG all tbe old Stoke ,d
grain are nHoh d;NinieAed from the point
a ey reached Yeas bsck. Russ,s aad ,he
gnied States are eie oaiy eooniries look
ed at thst contai6 thc people ana the land
eaPabie 81 raising increased supplies suf-
iiciem 70 Feed Tie hungry popwlstoR oG
Western Europe. In agricultural pur-
cults, the AmecicaR farmer can certainly
6eat the Russian seri, and in richness Of
soil, aeiIl'es Russia nor the cid world can
poin, te svch vast mines as the bouoms
aud pSaries 81 the "Far West"
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Hslr Nv
|C.7LKER 8. HiCKLING.

}IcuApB GRlTFLr, 2. y
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n Cerinin ENre i1r Uorms.

FnksERsEuEe, Ohio, A usrst 9Th. 40.
D.. % Jtyae-.Uew Sfr---Lsa Saturday NOR
ming found my youngest son quite GUi ~ his
hrsd--yory gigIEy and dcrange6, Snd continued
50 oil day, nlI ficv wight. On >1uesy nu7Eng
| commenced giving n N y0,r Tonic N,r M are,
and before eix o'clock, he discharged 3 isrer
worms: 04ld { heirvr to speak within GJUE1s,
THAI hc passed nore than 500 smsii hile s,un.,
sonrc not mmc shan uuetDurlh ef an irych long
On Monday morning his trser i.fi HIN, sna h.
Is now quite welt. 5 Il your r"diriucs- 60 far
as haze heard, has StSeu s,usfbcJioE.
Yours, nc,
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HYING AND SCOURtNG-Nlrs.
~ WV. +. BAcLET, opposite the
brick school house, Ottawa Centre. is
prepared 10 execute, in frs, rate sr,le,
ak kinds Of dying and securing. Having
had a number Of years experience, she is
well qualified 10 give general satisfaction.
Ottawa, March 26. lSAJ
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NOTICE.

a Ii. persons indebted to the late firm
IVA Of Drs. Schermerhorn and Butter.
field, are urgen'ly requested (upon re.
ceip, of This notice. Immediately to settle
their accoun, with the undersigned, eth.
err by note or otherwise.
This notice is no. for the purpose oi
obtaining funds, bu. to have the copatl-
nership business brought to a close. " hich
ended the 25,h Sept, last; he therefore
hopes no one will haze an excuse in NOT
complying with this reasonable request.
No receipts wil be considered valid ex.
cept from him, and all paymenls are to
be made TO him.
y. SCUERMERuORN.
Ottawa, May s. 1919