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TO FAR NElsSt


1lI|EF NuDI.LEN EACTORN.-Tht
~ Nuh'cuh'r Will keep ou btnl large assert.
men' OF 81 'iI Of 100, own manufacture. which he
proposes t. cNch1use iar wool. He Viii ave
Our N'fJ of Snnd heavy cloth lor two and a haiti
p,u1i, of good r'rap wool of the SAN. quality
ar he Nt,l VOC, wont uppu shares A. follow -
give nue.hlli TIE cloth che WOO makes by rccti,.
ing eight cents per ward tTop the customer upon
his li or all the wo4l nl,cs by receiving thru,
eight cent? per ylrd Tor manufacturing. lie will
a'-' mtlu'hcture luJ cu,iomcrS-hsutrt>,ir lean,
aId itnn.I'. A. well u ,lriucit and mll cllIh.
thh y s,,igs done on reasonable terms.
and d! short notice. None but the 5cs. wotA
men VIII be- employed.
Any person gong to Chicago, from the cen.
trh or southern part Of he state, viii pass hy
this town, AMI all the subscriber wishes. to in.
sure a co'ruHau'e of lia'rouaGc, is to once have
man Piltoi.le hin. Wool can be- SAM up ne
Illinois nvrf directed o J. \. Mates, Joliet.
VII, county, o the care of Mn Abrams, Peru.
us. AM I.wiil be forwarded, whore cloth viii
be pat up M neat an J safe minuer. according
u The above srrn MS and sent IN return 10 any mart
Of the state without troubling the owners IN &C
company n, \ MATrESON.
y. u Person. Coming tom y distance with
quantity OF vol to he carded or manufactured.
Il obliged TO stay over night, shall be to y, -.
ptn-e. \ ~
Joliet, March c2l. ISL 40
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Do you want to buy aprime To-. OF
butter?' said Yankee notion deal
er, who had picked up a load from
fifty differentplaccs, to a Boston mer-
chant.
"What kind Of butter is it," said
the merchant.
"The clear quill all made by my
wife, from dairy of forty cows on.
ly two Cummings"
"But what makes it so many diff.
ercnt colorsP ?" said the buyer.
"Darnation, hear that now,
guess you wouldn't az that question
fyou had seen my cows, for they are
a darned sight speckelder thar
the butter is"
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!. Forty Tho u and .,.s.:sssfg.
/. 80 ~
GRATED ssssSS..t'., !.
FRUIT TREES. ~

\ NJ uHtE 20 me puhilC AZ my NutsetN near
q the village of Daytrn,acst side Of FOX liver,
"a Saiiecouu'g, the tArsestnumber and greatest
variety ct
GRATED FRUIT TREES
That cln be found u1rth.zesi Of tie " ahash
They were procured FROM Gurus celebrated Ed.
gar Nur.rry, embracing nearly three hun irrd
'lrIiie- OF Apple lily vstIr,les OF Pear, hurry va
-IrIes of Puus, Cherries and Peaches, all ct the
60 iest f,uu, which have been selected during
the last % years by the industrious aud indefil.
gable proprietors Of the Nursery, alta grcs'ex
pense. from nearly oil tie states in the Union
and many of the choicest slrIilts from Europe.
They are mostly Of two wears growth, snl from
three to five feet IN height, and OF sufficient size
tn .et Those wishing top.,nt orchards ~ill not
ful 10 perceive the great advantage OF setting
young aud thrifty trees, reared IN the same sol!
aud climate in which they are destined TO be set,
over those Usually hruus ht from different soil
and climate, the larger roots sud lambs arpuia.
'ra 10 save transportation, md the Gprous root.
injured by long exposure to lrv atmosphere.
WELLS WAIT.
Sept ~ 1876 l2-v
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Black SuiiIhin..

.- THE subscriber takes th. meth.
~ y ol Of returning thank. tor the pub.
IS ? e lie patronage heretofore extended
r. -. To him, and wishes to inform h.,
{,..ltt1 friends and public generally. that
~ he has turned his whole attention
TO the manufacturing II wig nsanI bugsics. in
al. it. branches; he has secured himself the best
Of wJfkmen both Ia wood lnd iron, and bis stock
Of lumber aud iron cannot be surpassed by any
in tins vicinity.
Wagons made to order aud w1rrin,cl che,ncr
than any other establishment west Of Chicago.
Please call aud examine bcfrc purchasing. 2
Ia uber wagons ready finished On hand: and can
finish any Kind to order In few DAYS notice.
Cash paid lor seasoned lumber
Otuwa, July 10, 1916. Z.BARNARD.
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!. Hg Saugh'eripg IN CncinnaH.
We cut from late number Of the
Cincinnati Commercial the following
description Of the new and extensive
aushtering establishment Of Messrs
Frank Beresford and Henry Bow
man, in Deer Creek Valley, near the
junction Of the Reading Road with
that leading to Walnut Hills. The
buildings, pens. &c., connected with
this immense establishment, have
been but recently erected, and af-
ford facilities for slaughtering pos
sessed BY few, if any other house
The scalding vats are supplied by
large boilers in the basement, and
the entire establishment is provided
with pure spring water, conducted
IN pipes from never failing spring
IN the hill TO the north.
One thousand hogs, at this housc.
can be slaughtered aad dressed.
ready Tor the packer, in a single day.
The rapdlty OF the operation is as.
'onishing, But about two minutes
and hall elaspe in the ,rasformation
OF a live hog 10 pork, ready dressed
Tor the packer! One person knocks
II IN Tue head-another cuts its throa,
another rolls it into the scaling
Vat-two others lift it up on the
dressing boards, where it is deprived
OF hair aud bristles-and thenswunr
UP TO be opened, SC. The later op-
GRAFTON Is performed in about the
hall OF a minute!
Messrs. B. & B. receive oplv The
-entrails and hair as the price of
slaughtering hog, which averages
In worth, about 40 cents per head :
being worked into sausage skins,
lara Tor oil, &c. They kill for the
raiser' who sells for the packer at the
house house. after the hog is dressed
."o,e oeiAS large sale room at
, ,nnn to the premises, in which
iogo hog, can be hung at a time.
An addition about one hundred
mead Of Oesiper day, are slaughtered
IN another department of this estab.
l'shment, for shipment, and in Which
r HOou y, % hands are employed. The
"os siaugniering gives employment
W a'ar greater number. This ha.
~ connection with the daily marke,
establishment of Messrs. B. &B.
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DesA--"Hardi0 5eat"-Mr. Ja-
cob Thompson, Of "TichmeNs
Farm" about two miles from this
city-one Of our worthy subscribers
brought to our office, and presented
to us, on Saturday last, fine Blood
Beet, raised in one ofhis fields. which
when taken up, weighed twenty-five
pounds, and measured thirty-two
inches in circumference near the
top. ltismuch the largest specimen
ofthe kind we have ever seen, APP
pears perfectly sound and tender,
aud Judging from its extraordinary
size and fairproportions, would fur
nish reasonable mess for nearly O
full regiment, We learn from Mr.
7. that Tho Bects growing in the field
from which the above was taken arc
generally very large, and of excel.
lent quality for the table.-.7Hon
TEL
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Large Heyer.-Joshua BaiIy, Esq,
living near Mineral Point, has rails.
cd an enormous Iieifer, which he
intends to exhibit through the United
States, as a curiosity. She il l5l
hands high, length 0 feet 6 inches,
grit 8 feet a inches. According TO
measurement, her weight is 1850
pounds, and when well fattened, il is
estimated that she will weigh more
than 1Hree Thonsand pound,. %
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FEVER ~ ACRE.

10 Tar, tl 4 proprietor has found II onl, urcc.
safy to lCst IT. practical and health Tc,t,r,ul
blessings IN the communities where It has been
introduced. In the proud Testimonial. 80 rlicl'.
ed, the worth OF the icbuIu2e Is made ma.t.
lest , aud II Is therefor, confidently sent upon
st. healing ,trand INTO the valley Of The Miss.
l-4lppl lie send, n thee ~ medicine, now
regarded IN the Northern uui Western States a,
a cure whose progress &, undmmrd, and ti,L.
a'siG ,oh'ar. fihlrs. la short sustained where.
ever tested (and The ryli.ne can hc furnished.
It there are ANY Inclined 10 bee skeplical t.,
iS'1-B t'tlHs, F,ru-E ,murUg, uls H4ik.
hsH.vBS.'
y, >uca, N,,ht>zIt', To>I, r.Rrfyr,s
j, now ,ltrrd 20 Ghr Nguc Diseased ui LIMOS,
and the states adj lining, and 10 those umi.ranr,
and travellers who may he attacked rs the Aeue
and Fever away tom their homes aud families
1t is submitted a, az ilfuiIbic rcmely Tor the
terrific local diseases attendant upon our ,ol..
and the mu~ CONCENTRATION. Arising ,hcrclam.
By properly aJLrung 90 the directions bt.
companyirc %. or giving heed 'o the waning,
hat The system invariably give, m advance ul
mNlidy The constitution NAV not Of " ue rc,.
cucd from Us thpllom Co she ri,aerr, hut even
IT. s'ral,hlss approaches frustrated before aliow.
cd a holhod.
TO the prudent what has been stated above
viii answer as well as MA ,olurpe of ,eihi,rr
were placed ucl1rr them. 70 all,hosc who r..
ss' this invitation 10 tv 0 remedy that ha. a.
Ways succrdrd whenever apprcd, the only
word, that can ~ sljI, nIr--
The wise maa prJspcu ou me FOOLS downfall
IFS wisdom, pant to break diseases thraN.
For sale hy The prrr,rrI- Agent.
&. !. THOMPSON, Ottawa, llruo.
Sept. 81 lS47 3mS5
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tbNHiS remedy /. prvya.cI entirely from yege
Il table Substances aud confirms no mercury
atsnic OF ANYTHING bal c1u prove ipilfiou, to Ia,
system. It's ELECTS ave lhpsa If +, Lcup,truent and
tonic, well adapted 10 restore the healthy ,c,lrr
Of the liver aud stomach whose functions are
generally impaired 10 TIN, ,liss OF Diseases
liuInIuc aud other TOMS, servo ouly in many
case, TO brake the chilli, ont 30 net remove tie
disease of the LIVER and other organs inplira cd
on which the chill ant fever depends hcn.e the
usefulness OF the Fluid Extract oG Bark" (flr.
ttulH'y where physicians ctuluttsldHy BE- con.
sulten,) which contains al the qualities suited t.
tho Indication Of these malldiss
The 'fluii Extinct Of Bark" Is vtcrarcl l.,
DR.. Sawyer after several wears experience in nd.
mlnlstcrug to those c,ej, both IN the eastern
aud western part Of the United states. aud be
can confidently c,um,nl It 10 the Jubiic as pos.
sesslug virtues well adapted ~ the permanent
cure Of the often long p,ntacitd lutermi,l.nts
and rcmiueats afuuhcillhy districts.
Hundfe !, Of test uonitls in rcgatu TO- tho eli
cncy of tb" medicine from persons of respectable.
ty have been given 10 the prorrietor-but he
does NOT make use # them ~ be prefers to have
the medicine Introduce itself solely hy It's merits
Sold by KING q WHITE, corncrof l.. sale
and Canal streets who have constantly IN hand
large sGrIiy Of Druss, Medicines, Oils, by.
stuff. &c.
July 80 1917.
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Beaotg'd Fences.-Tbe follov;0o
mra auiau,'i i mode ofmaking fences, ,
prsct.sed in some parts of Scotland
a fertile and well cultivated country
son. : IN such fences, must pre-
"It is a natural liying ronc. go,
consists simply ofgrowinr and n,a u%u
'ss 'o' 'ns purpose trees or shoot,
OF Tue same species or of the same
genus, aud Causing them 20 un;,s h,
means o. the process Of grating b;
approach or marching. A fsr =.
formed on this principle no,sss'.,
many advantages over fence. ~o u
ordinarily employed, never r,o ov.
ing to be repaired on ac coun, of IL,
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The PotaiJ Crop.--Hun,'s Maya
zine says the annual product OF the
potatoe crop, in good seasons in the
United States, is estimated BY the
Newark .Rrertiser at 100 900, 900
bushels, which, at an average OF
twenty-five cents per bushel, yield to
the growers $50, 100000. The dis
ease among the potatoc.', ifnot spec
Oily checked, will soon deprive us
Of this vegetable altogether, and
there is no plant in tho whole cata-
loguc reproduction that can take its
place. The vegetable Psychologist
of Grcat Britain, France and the
United States, aScribes the disease
to fungi or parasitical Influences
\ gentleman in this county, who
raised very large and fine potatoes
on lis ground, whilst those of his
neighbor Immediately adjoining,
were totally lost by tho disease, as
cribed the saving of his to plentiful
use of lime at planting.
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Sowiag Sccds.--''Cultiyators over
look the fact that the seed should be
sown as soon as ripe i, never should
be thoroughly dried the plant asks
as plainly as plant can ask. for i'm.
mediate sowing. The circling down
wards Gifts pcduncles, with the seed
vessels, after towering, 10 convey
the seeds TO the soil should be our
lesson. Here nature suffers not the
seeds 10 dry, by suspension in the
atmosphere but by independent
locomotion, the plant nestlcs up its
brood, and, even previously TO the
maturity Of its offspring, conveys
them in he: bosom to the earth"
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Imported leicester Ram.-Wc
lately saw a superior Leicester ram,
belonging to RICHARD FERRis, Esq,
of Eaton Rapids, Michigan. This
fine animal was imported last De-
ccmber, by DR., F. T. FrRRIs. of \.
York, brother of the gentleman
above named. On ,ho 2sth Of Nav
last, thisIam yielded fifteen pounds
Of wool, (unwashed.) He is three
years old, and is estimated TO wcigl.
225 pounds. We trust lie will ar
rive safe at Mr.. F.'s farm in Michi-
gan, where we have no doubt he
will prove useful in increasing the
size, early maturity, and fattening
tendency Of the sheep OF that section.
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DAYTON
W DOL LEN + &C TO r Y

AVE would most respectfully iniaIr, on
w friends anJ palfon,. that the aho,, ,sisl
lIsh ncut l. siii IN operation. aud an ,ouiilu,
to De, 81 long ~ NJ continue to tee, I'VE ,uch
ubnfil share oipubilc patronage. aud would hen,
renew 0ut ptoml-r that ne paips shaiIle spair,
IA aut pan, with sAiIiaI NorAn,cn. 10 trrdtt So
neral 'itI' Action. Ne are nanuiactutiuE a.,
t1iloNtus Aiuj. OF soods, VIZ:
PULLED CLOTHS.
'lHim'r5, NdlinrJ, Tweed, Jeans. lilSry
t.lllth Of t.,ic;tAt hiuds. aud ElGBhclN.
"Uf-h ~coa-t .or sale NAoIcsal, or retail ,,1,
heap, f't Ctt, N!tGi. ~ WOOD CT vail mas,
ln'hl exchanges. sal | vi. tull,d cloth Dor it,u
2, o ) ih' 1T wool. ~. Jeans tat lbs. vd
NaIue' t'r ihs., pair N,ry heavy blankets tor
as much more wool a. It t.has to make them
NC, nlio' thc SANE quality. OfWe Will manu-.
fly1uIs lun.d cloth on commission, At from 2. ;
~ e.. cents per I'd. Nuol c,;cultcI Tor q
changing OF manufacturing should hc w,llvash
ed on the sheep and rolled up 10 scparat, lccer.
CAR0lNG ANO SPINNING,
" u' .t d'rr h' from J. 90 Is ccuis per round.
'AhpINH With done thssca, "a ., ) cents.
except very rn' % cyit- per pound. Come on
Nilh sour tnc wool, rs Ne have lust received
two new single machiur, of the latest and mos,
improved stNIr, which will trIutirrnmrlrt
order with tine card,, 90. 81 aud ?3N T., tie
@''h i1>t. aud are calculated expressly for Gus.
tom work. Our old nadine Nil hc ruth .od
orHct, and vii Dc Justice to the coar,rr uual,lrs
Persons coming FROM dis arc, cnu ha,cthrir
ORR done With the least ro,slli, DELAY, and IN
mann,r which We Will Narrautto give .ail..
faction.
CLoru pRESsIN
" "'.' '''' 'l'nrusGaI pucts or q small dis
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ing wood resisting the action Of
weather, Sc" -

Brra1ih y"Licgcrs.--The break
ing OF animals properly is one Of III,
most difficult processes in which tho
farmer is called tocngagc. To sue
coed in it with the least expense OF
time and trouble, requires rare
combination otiudgcment and firm
ness. This is true as applied to the
training ofthe COW, the steer. or the
horse. Those qualities OF mind. in
fact, which fit man to govern well
in his own family, are brought into
requlSitlon III the treatment of ami
mails. The man must, rs a first re-
qui>itc, govern himself. He who un-
dertakcs the breaking of a colt, and
tor every start and irisk of the ami
nal beStowS cuffs and blows without
stint or reason, will havca beast as
-caprIciouS and unreasonable as him
self II he applies the same tIeat-
mcnt TO COW on her first milkings,
he will very likely ruin the animal,
or impart TO her bad habits Of which
she will never be rid. The secret
ct good government everywhere, ap.
piled TO man or beast, is ioand in the
possession ofgenllcness and iirmncss
well combined. These two qualities
directed by good judgment, will
subdue any thing that is to be CON
tro!led or worth controlling Prai- .
RE Farmer.
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Fashionable Tailoring.
CONELLN & BAILEY

ID EfliiN thanks io the pubic inr he liberal
patronage extended to them, md " ould state
that they hIve removed To the n,rrh side u the
City H,le', to 'ha building adjoining the house
lately occupied by John McCary. They have
procured the latest
Fail and Unier Foshians.
drec, from Ncs York, which will enable them
to make up garments in the most fashionable
style, Work will be done in the best manner
and all garments made to fi.
OMaMa. Oct. 90. lSi1
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fremont House.

- fHlcGgJ, N. .ss.t..-s.1S.-A
1 GuRLEY y Co., Gaze Of the American
~. frmperauc, House, Culcago.) have taken
ne TcDim Has corner OF Lake and
streets, Nh,re they viii be harry Ia serve 'h,ir
irlr"ds and all others Who pl,IfIvor them v''A a
caIL IN Ihe hnsl .lN-r NV lSl6
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Lands for Sale nj Public Auction.

Lands for Sale at Public Auction.
"1lLL be sold al public auction a, the court
b" house in Opaas on Monday The third
day Of January neat At o'clock PM, tolhe
hi,hcs,bijd,r Cor cash,
The whole Of section %, 7, 81, n RS cas-, Of
3tP. NJ
Also, tho whole Of the y r ! sec. 27, r. %
N 3E3jP. NJ.
The above Lands aie prairie oft;e hes. quail.
iy in The. IMMEDIATE vieini,, ri timber, end
title unqucsiionshlc. GEO, H. NORRIS,
Ousvs Sept II 1917. Ase1i|~ The opaer.
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Inc earth should now be raised
.. .U.he SIX inches above tho crown of
t%s ro S'a., Hthybrid roses, to protect
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Sign Of tho Three Hats.

(NO. 2O2 LAKE ST., ChiCago.)
~ |. 6. STEPHENS would re
80 specially announce TO the cti'
<,rIsS% Gems OF Chicago and vicinity
"a that he Is nov receiving the Lar.
~ Sssc s, and beet selected STOCK Of
~ ~ goods in his line ever offered in
Chicago, His stock consists in part as follows,
to wit;-.'ha's, caps, muil., Boas, Builao robes
aud coats, buck mittens and gloves, trunks, unv.
cl,!us bags for l,iies and gentlemen, ovcr,hoss,
Indian mcccasins, crOya,s suspcndcrs, shirts.
umbrellas, walking canes, &c. lie ia also man.
ui,cturing all kiuds of goods pertaining TO his
business, County merchants and Others in wan,
Of goods will do well to give him a call before
purchasing elsewhere, ss he is confident he
can sell low as any house IN the city Of New
York.
Hancrs stock aud trimmings constantly on
hand. Cash paid for furs aud skins.
Chicago, Oc, 90, 1916. l7-y
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SiicctirSs. Yarns. Ac.

shCCtirSs. Yarns. Ac.
BoBALES Al heavy brown Shso.
u q lings,
bales 3.4 and a. sup. do.
200 lbs. Cotton Batting.
600 Z" Cotton Yarns, No 5 10 20.
300 d" White Cnrpe, WHARF.
100 &" Colored, DO.
ALs,--Candlc wicking. cotton twinc,
Black and white Wedding, &c.
Just received and for sale low by
WALKER & lllCKlING.
Scptti, lsif.
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WaS!linpIaI. IIgttI,
John DlLyNy-.:,,o,,i.,or.

TENhE Proprietor Of Tie above establishments
J. rc'urus hi sIucefr iHIuS, o. his uumriuus
visitor. aud the nae nr'r- If TOE Gru.r1' As.,..
bis, Tor th'u very rh.rii patronage urslrs Ga
uunu hinduuug ~ roT s,rrr. Urts,c, ',s..
urc ~ announcing iu ~. lrlruI., and all uIh,rs
who may visit thr civ during the next sunu e.
and winter. that he VIII always hc ready t, fur.
nish them with tn, hest lhr market sf,rI.. ard
spare no pn'us on his part IN rendering thc.u q.
comfortable as can h. desired.
The Washington Hpitf' - situated IN the
mos, convenient par Of the city frr those - hose
business IL connected With ANY Of the pubic Of.
ices Of the state. aud Delegate. 70 the Con ii,u.
,iunal ConNCn'ion Mill find th. House. FROM liz
immediate proximity to their field nj lahnI. pos.
sesscs more ai'Sntsges fr their rouvcr ence
and comtuTl than any other in Springfield. III,
house i, large and toomy, an 10 capable I &C.
commodlting large ruub.r of ali those who
NAV make II c1nvenienl - call upon hiu.. A
convenient aud comfortable stable i, attached 10
the pre- aises, "hlch VII, always be supplied with
the best Of proveGdcr.
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Fashionable Tailoring.
GEORGE SMITH

d ESPECTFUbLl return thauks TO the cit.
Eeizens Of Ottawa and vicinity Tor the liberal
patronage he has heretofore received, snd hopes
10 meri, continuance u the same. His 7a'lyr.
ing Establishment is on the sonth side Of the
public square over James Rynn's store
tie is prepared TO do work on the most rcasonu.
bic terms, and waricn,s all garments made by
him to fl. Cutting will Ne done on short notice
and wauen,ed to fit If properly made np The
Fall and Winter Fashions,
From New York city, have Just been received,
thus enabling him 10 furnish garments in the ia
ties, and most npproIed style,
N. B.--LnmJr, and mpsis hints Of country
pyoduee u'i be toteo ~ paymneJer uoH.
Ottawa. Oct 90 1917.
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Choice Teas.

FEN BASsNErr has paid particular a'ten.
I. ton 10 The selection Of his 7tos and he
ran confidently recommend ,hcm he h,. in store
4 half chests superior Young Uy'on.
g DO double sup. do
g do extra Old Tyson.
% do choice Gunpoyder.
e boxes Fine Oolong Black Tea, for
sale low, Oct. !. 1877.
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NEW TAILOR SHOP.
a. B. SMITH

H'. recently established himself in Ottawa.
on the north side cf the public square, where he
will promptly attend To all calls IN his line Of bu.
sncss Fashions received regularly. Al work
executed in his shop is warranted. Cutting done
. order. may % lsi7..46.u
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StSSsEtSs
FLUID EXTRACT or BARK,
AN INFiiB,E REMEDY r0R TIE
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