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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

ODD FgLLows H.LL-Tne Brothers PEEsfSs have lss
received a sas Green Turtle. weighing nearly - lbs
Turtle Soap szd every l9Kury u he served ~
- short 1oics THIS b. he spendd restaurant 10
he uaitcd state, srl erce.i-s 10 he word
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

rVA bill has passed the Legislature Of Maine
exenpting s50 u resl estate from sale fos debt IN
lieu of reesssts the value Of persona esiAte -
exempted This i good step In The rsal trscion
but IL shsxks the essential principle Of Homestead IN
snpron.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

~ We would cal he att-naon Of our friends ed
strangers nc city Who Ia q good ar1ees
-diss genllemsns Or chiliren's Boot. Shes Gsites
ele % cal Al he oaestso.het store Of JoHS L W.r-
kiSs IL f.ltou-.t aus 5useoc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

Wfo,1ssAo REsovs The Tnbgne's sphere Of ar
eg.suon eOmprehends 5Oth The and part Of Es
rope that hundred. q thousand. 10 this country and
.5fosd Will glance ihe.e Ines, ard thss discover
thsi cheaper bssr boots and CATERS be founs
10 nc word, han thO.e Of JoSEs. a Anl-.t ny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

FROM BEsNvpA-By the Lady Of the Lake
We have received The ssr-aaisa Of Aug :, one day
later than preyiods sdvie-s No news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

" As usGA. n he region Of he sun Ard with ID.
paHrlaiy q ne s-as0ns KSox "a gslloust viii issle
Tie Pa iaOu for 6sIleneas HA o. s.tarasy lie asa
lag u A.g1st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

NEWPORT All the houses At this interesting
y see are crowded and great desl Of colouizins .
done among the private houses The Oeesn, Atlantic,
sud Belle, are obliged 10 turn away applicants
dsily This has been one OF the most successful
sons Nswpor, hiss ever known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

FisHfsc BAsxs-The Porle. are 0n ne gr01ra an
were caught on board be Buffalo ye.efdsy IS his cy
snd - morrow Tor ne largest fsh caught On Frdsy rs
godsrssna she goes q Fre Isasd. where Sea sa. ss
.r aou11arce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

bsADs's NArioSAL CoLLscrioS % DASVrssEorrrn
-' Anf ~ Broadway Of F1ltor-t Stranger ssa
eln1ens respectfully invited cal I'D eIannos 70
specimens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

e TIE frm Of Nm. 7. jEsSrsss a CO. 10 proverbs
win tbose requiring sr.t quality ready made gsnnen
arse assortment q which tep 90 hand Al ne efrr
sve establishment 81 Bro.iE ay. American Ho'eL tos
style Of fancy nocf, ss Introduced or Isssns sc
tu.ine.. purposes. are commended a. parlcasly s-si
ard seufc- gzru~rfs a1fA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

choice .ercuoL Of Dress Conos a. ne 1serb~fs 'fs
th- variety . beyond a. do1bt the grsa-sl ic ne cy
.n,ux Which vii - fognt the open chain p.ftrru -
much Al nirec Also. can be OBTAINED svsry srues ~
pertaining 10 he toilet A J. sAC>pkhs. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

~ Cows, P,EsiuN CHAlSs. open t0p, FOR e. scs 81
advanced prices ssO. psusrus, very beanu,sl sst
ssrpss. my Open chslo mach admired, sd
their equal TIE aides are especially Invited eIsn.ns
the assortment, The arge.i 10 h. Cry Or Clisd ss:ss
A isSge variety Of Ooer Shell Dressing Combs a. ne
Golden Comb Store IN QrfMsY,
aus j. 80 sr0.1ssy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

y GsSIss FALL STYLE Of genfsmea'. hats viii -
Introduced on saturday, 15h isH ~ DENIM.
sazn 2lt Broadway opposite o. Psnrs caar.h
rALL F.sHioS, roE GEsTLEs B.r, lsts -Evrs
scHsD. Of ~ Nssssu-st viii have bis Sat
1rday. 18th inst biz Fa .iYs Of hats. ether viii
Two or tnrs- got ser TIE sye Of - great sssyise
Leader Of Fashion he soicits companion between
as new hats ana he clumsy hing from Broadway. coas
deaf that he Judgment Of he puzzle viii ndOrse 10
opinions Of haers from New Orleans, Cb1 e.ion, Wss-
Iugo1 - L0s. and other ctiss bis "a ~ 10 IN
ran-a ..n-r. .na-n-nx i.. ..a.aa ~. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

~ TsE srEaXER AxEsica Capt. Harrison.
EFT her wharf yesterday Al q clock FOR Liverpool
sae taxes out 20 passengers. and sl.+G in specie.
Among the passengers are Hon D NJ Barringsr l :
Minister 70 Spain. with BIS sdy Hon " c Rves.
Minister to France and his family J. ,. De PEI,
Besrer q Dispatches TO the Spanish Legation John
Warren sirsche DO A. Girsrd. Bearer Of Die
p.,ehe. 70 France Rev. J. P. ODvyer, Liverpool,
Rev Mr. Fitzpatrick Ireland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

THE FULTON FERRY ACCIDENT We are IN
formed tha the body Of Me, Jane Sherry who has re-
Gently been advertised AZ missing was found on Non
day IN the East River. Astoria Sne bad been O.
Rrookiyn o. visit sister and was returning o. her
t,tber house In Eldrdge WHEN the accident on the
terry boat took place Her dress completely torn
In pieees aud the body very much msngsd. An 10
quest held by the Coroner At Astoria
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

~ DR. sHEw. Of 20 Fourth-svenue, well known
for bis enthusiasm In the Water Treatment il now
perm anently located IN th. City Right wrong tho
waierC Cure appears % be- gaining 10 popular favor
Ours i = country in which systems and theories
II healing seem destined than In any other 10 r.
ce-e fair trial This 10 as 10 should be.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

Prl>ri>G OFFicE AND Materials TO Lrr ANo
ros sAIr-The Printing oface and type, Advertised
10 Monday. Trbsns to 1T and for sale may be seen AZ
No. Spruce - second door from the Tribune OHee
lover aoor) to-day tomorrow, At o'clock NJ
Unless taken By Saturday next. he store will be ct for
other purposes and the type removed The ONCE Is
in very desirable location, and the materials complete
for printing large weekly daily psPer, I. good IS
new
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23
GrnernI TAYLOR NJ Pitt.burgh.

We have e,e - here gwen Oh, rece pticn GO uen
TAr-os ~ the Iron city. We spPcnd the speeches o.
Hon WAIrxE FoREARp, Orator cf the Dsy. and o
Gen. rATloE We copy from he Fa'srst J'nr-s
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Rcnding and SpcIlIng.

McGuflcy's Eclectic primer, for little children.
McGuflcy's Eclectic Spelling Book, for primnry and
common schools.
McGuiIry'- Eclectic First Reader, lessons in read,
ing and spelling for the younger pupils
MEG uicy's Eclectic Second Reader, lessons in rea-
ding aud spelling for young pupils,
McGufey's Eclectic Third Reader, for middle class
cs chnste and instructive lessons in prose 4 poetry
NcGucy's Eclectic Fourth Reader, tor the more
advanced cnsscs extracts IN prose and poetry
from the hest authors.
McGulcy'5 Rhetorical Guide, or Filth Reader; a
rhetorical reading book for the highest classes
The Ilcmans Reader, for Female Summaries Ele-
CANT extracts in poetry and prose.
The object ola Spelling Book Is TO teach the pro-
per method of spelling and pronOuncing words
That system by which these Canbc learned most tho
roughly and most correctly, IL, oi course the best
The Eclectic Spelling Book by It's admirable classl-
iicauon, is peculiarly adapted to the Accomplishment
of this purpose aud IL is confidently believed To BE-
impossible Tor pupil ordinary capacity to mistak,
the spelling aud pronunciation Of single word II he
rlvrs but ordinary attention 10 the lessons as they
aJc classified III this book
The Eclectic Readers are carefully progressive IL
,l.'r arrangement Ample exercises IN spelling
pfccedc the reading lessons in the first md secout
OF the series. Also, beautifully executed wood cut,
cmbeliish the books, calculated TO impress on tn,
mind the youthful learner the subject OF the lesson
The Third, Fourth, md Fifth OF the series are dc
voted to rules ana exercises on the principles o rca
ding and spelling which have been adopted by Rus
sell kirkham, Comstock, Webster. and other nu
thors They have been prepared with gren cnre, nnc
can be recommended confidently to NEE, the wan,
of teachers and the public in the present advanced
state or education
Teachers who Introduce these works into ,hci
schools will be supplied with copy of each for thei
own USE, on application to the agents Chicago Bool
store, l22 Lake st.
Arithmetic.
Complied for the Eclectic Series bp Dr. JosEpI
RAY, Professor Of Mathematics IN lEoDdrart
Colifge, Cincinnati
Rays Arithmetic, Part Frs, for the little learner
Ray Arithmetic, Part Second complete tex
y, ~ N mental Arithmetic.
BY Arithmetic, Part Third for schools and nca
~ 'Ss'. full aud complete treatise ON the Undue
% tive and analytic methods Of instruction.
Sold wholesale mud retail az the publishers loves
.tVfc in Chicago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-17

MARRIED.-At the Tex River House,
Ottawa. Aug @, by the Re. Nj. X. Whit.
tlescv, MIR. CnAUILs MupGl, Of Lasa'le co.
10 Miss LUrINA CHUBBUCK, I LIvlnst"n co.
On the morning of the lJth'nst. nj Dixon,
by the Hon. John Dean Cain, Justice ct
the Supreme Cont, Of the Site of Illinois,
Mr.. ARIuua LOCKWOOD, 10 Mss JoSrrniSE
{. LArSuAw.
There is no use in trying t. conceal it
any longer, the truth is out anIihe world,
ere long, is bound to know it. We have
time and again asserted the fact, nd deiied
its contradiction, that Josephine kew more
about, aud better how to make, god we'd
ding cake than any other young lazy III the
whole country; yet, whether from malice
or jealousy we are unable TO Say,sone,
though not possessed Of moral ooirage
enough to dispute our statements, wond at
tempt to look significant, and with wave Of
the hand and a slight shrug OF the sh,ul-
der, attempt to intimate that they "ehostto
doubt it, Now, we do not wish 10 crafty
such folks at ail-in fact we don't want any.
thing TO do with them but any others VIII,
are willing 10 be convinced, can satisfy
themselves beyond all doubts by calling a
our Sdactgm and inspecting a fine assort
ment Of her wedding cake which accompa
MED this notice.
We fully appreciate the delicious prescn
from Mr.. Loo kwood. What rogue he is
Knows exactly how 10 come it over tht
printers, he does.-Why of course Mr.. l..
always prefer cham to real paiJl fools i
we didn't. 1t is useless to wish the happy
couple joy, long life, &c, for that will b,
their lot az a matter Of course.
=. S Since the above was put in type
the cake has disappeared, which renders i
unnecessary for anybody to call.
On the 10th inst at Morris, Gruudy CO..
by the Rev. Mr.. Loughead, Mr.. GEORGE c
THOMPSON, OF Ottawa, Ill.,, to Miss RosALIt
PREsros, of Brooklyn, \. y.
"S-c two bud, haze Joined
And hioomrda double RosE.'
"All the world + stage,
And all the men and women merely players.
They have their exits and their entrances,
Aud one man IN h,s time plays many parts
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MOTHS & CASSIMEssEs, 90 pic.


CAN
q Nd see ! G. Nattnger's Ner and CbeGp Goods
y before they are all sold lmyi
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VARY

DIED-At the residence Of T.. Il Newton, n
Magnolia, on the 18th Inst, Dawn GIBBS, aged !!
years
The following resolutions were passed at meet
ing of Magnolia Division No. ~, Sons of Temper
ance on the evening OF the 18th inst
Whereas. BY the providence Of an ol-w.sr God
death has entered our circle al brothers and removed
TO happier world ogr beloved brother David Gibbs
snd cseemiug 1t a privilege to unite IA hohoin- las
memory and extending the warmcs, symplihcs 81
our hearts Ia the relative, q the deceased therefore
Rcsoirsi. That by the death OF our esteemed bro
tlrr wc have been deprived OF worthy aud accept
able member, and the community of good cItl'u.
Resoircd, That IA token OF our respect, We vii
wear tn" usual badge OF mourning - day.
RcSoircd, That these rc-oluilnnshc published M
the Ottawa Free Trader and a copy transmitted TO
the family Of our deceased brother.
l. T. CASE. rs J i. CREST, u. /.
DIED--Oi the prevailing epidemic, at Lowell, IN
this county on the 18Th inst, Rev. CniCLEs ULrA'
sos, aged 30 Yeas
lie came 10 Illinois .Our years ago, wi,hu hearty
and entire devotion to the work OF pcachng the g0s-
pei He died sincerely amcntcl by his people and
all vino knew him Gov.
DIED--On Friday evening last, al the residence
n John Buchanan. m this place, Of cholera, MARY
LORD, aged about years.
On Sunday morning, GEoRGE LEwELLYN son Ci
VIM and Sophia Garlman, aged Tour years
On Sunday, at the poor house, CHARLOTTE -
Young girl recently sent m from Troy Grove.
On Monday, OF cho,eru MARGARET LowMAN,ug1
about 2J
Same day. oichoera, JAMES LowMAy, brother Of
Margaret. age about 30
Same day, OF cholera, CHARLES FELtows lie
was member Of Ottawa Division Sons ot r. and
wa- buried according to the forms OF that order
On "Wednesday, ofcholera ANN Moran ME,GHER
ut the residence OF 7. II Smith, age %
Same dnv, IN the bluff, miles from town, Ms
KENNEDY quite aged.
Same day, below the SIDE cut, of cholera, Mrs
SroUrFER
Same day, Of Qlin-ey, IouS, son of JOHN BLAYcu
FIELD aged 3 years and 3 mos.
Yestesday, ofchoera, q child OF VIM. Irwin.
Thismornng child OF Mr. Breiiogc,
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.ilminisirdinr'S Notice.

.IVWINWTWTUI = .NVITtt.
I hSAILE Circuit Cour-ln the mat'ero. POI
iiy Painter, administrative, Peer Shoonoyer ad
innsrra,or Sc OF the estate Of Isaac Painter, decd.
In pursuance oian ordcrtg this cour, the subscribers
w. sell a, public auction, al the door OF thu court
house IN Ottawa. La Snlle county, on the s5th day
Of AugustucM ., o'coch in the afternoon. the land
described IN sand order follows, to WIT: The undi-
wd,d halt the south west quarter Of section twenty
sx ,lG'. in township thirty -eue t3!, North o range
krcr east oilhc ihrJ principle meridian.
Iuy 1879 jO-6,. PoEY PAINTER, Admir-,
fHrIG SH0oSoyrR admir-
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uAMES 500 pr wood IIamcs. also brass spot
~ ted md Japanned Eng. names for snIe by
luIy IL WALKER & ilCKLIVG
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INOre New Goods ,

WALKER & HrLKLING wish to inform
w their customers that they have remoyedinto
the new Prick Binding, door west Of the old
stand on the south side OF the Public Square and
hnyr pist received from the eastern cites ag, aud
ynuei stock Of Simple and Fancy goods suited for
hs market, comprising SILK, Cotton, Linen, Wors-
ted and WoIeu Fabrics II Is useless to enumerate
articles will only say that most aricesln tins uue
called tor alta Country Store may be found IN our
stock and will be- sold At the 0Test prices Oar mot
tots mot 10 be- undrrso,d by any one"
Also We have lately received c. eases OF
Boots. Shoes and BTognn-, all sorts and sizes suI,n-
bic tor wear ct men, women, and children; these
wli hc sold at very low pucns.
ALso-Crnchely and Glassware; COOL as-or-
mrut of Gcdry and SAelfHNRDWARE tucr. log
and halter chains scy,hc' and snea,hs wrought and
cut nails AMI spikes, all sizes Also.
GROCERIES
Ola, kind. as cheap a usual and our stock Of
DrugS, .Ne@cmes, and DgostHfs is complete. and
will be- sold at Chicago or 81 Louis prices whole
sale or retail
CASH paid for any quantity Of Hides and Wheat
Oats, Lard Bacon, and most other produce taken in
exchange nj the highest rates.
July !, 1919 WALKER & HICKLING
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Dow g. Smith
- BSsOrimentof
Dry Goods, Groceries n Hardware,

Dry oCoI,, tSfOcFffcs AZ ifafuWHfc.
Such ~
Cloths. C1SsmereS, Ndfiinett, Ixeeds,
kentucky Js1ns, Vestings, &c.
choice selection OF prints glnghams de lains, dress
silks, bleached and brown muslin, TO q wide
bleached and brown drilling 10 II wide; check,
hickory stripes co!ored chnbrck, red, white, and
yellow flannel, Canton do, lrsh linen, crash linen
diaper, hosiery, gloves, handAe chiefs, scars, Swiss
muslin cnmbuc do :. lace, edgiug, and insertion, rib
bons ami variety Of notions \ small stock, which
WI. Je so.lye:y cheap Of
Ready Made CioihinE,
Goats. Vests, Pants, Fine Shirts Hickory do, Gotten
AMI Woo Flannel Shirts and Drawers.
The Best Quality
OfTeas Coiir,, y q loaf and crushed sugar, mo-
as-cs. cider vinegar, rice, sn"ratus. candles soap,
nails, ro-s, together with all the hfie culinary ar
ticles- Flour and Indian Meal kept constantly, and
warranted IN all cases.
a First Rate Stock oi
Mems thick, hip and calf Boots mems md boys
Brogans, ladies' Caters, kid walking shoes and
huskius, leather nce boots and low quartcred shoes
mis- cs and chillren's Boots and Shoes And
A Good Assortment Of
Knives md forks, scissors, hand saws. hammers au-
ger, door hangng- trow,c-, grain scoops, shuvC,s
and spades tIacc chains. &c.
Packages wIIl he sent throughout town free o
charges. The highest Market price viii be paid iol
all kinds Of produce
The subscribers pledge themselvesto sci
goods AZ io,c as can be onorded in iown.
Ottawa, May Il, 1919. DOW & SMITH
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JUS! Received.

A FULL. supply Of Drp Goods Groccries
"a QueeDsTare, Hdrd Ware, Sc, which will
/ "a he exchanged low for cash or produce.
Ouawa. my II Dow & SMITH
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THE subscribers have on hand a superior article
= plow- calculated Ia break prairie with two horse
also topow old ground TIM plow Is warranted I
give satisfaction in all eases. DOW & SMITH
Ounwa, may II, ~
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administrators Sale Of Real Estate.

ENhlUIoTfuIOI 5 NdIf q HsdI INldIf.
Di virtue ui II ,lcarrlul order Of tine Grundy coun-
ID ~ cirul court, entered Il, the July term, Of said
court. A. ~, 1919, the undersigned viii ut publi'
auction at tie door ~ the court house Morris, IN
sand county on the 10Th day o, september next nj iD
o'clock II m, the following described tract Of land
oiongug to the estate Of Bartholomew Mct;raih.
deceased, To wiz the east! othe solih west .oi sec
prncipaI mercilan Title cear-tem Of sale s5t8
down, balance rrrti' OF one wear with approved Sc
curily. DoMElCR Mct;RsrH, Administrator.
wiv2O5l.G ELIZABETH OHRAN Administrative.
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GRAPE VINE sKADTEN.
~ II mis- J. G. NATTiNGER.
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Cash for Grain.
Breaking Flows.

Nm eNTscnbor- are p1yIng thr MGhrst WlTko
l pncc IN cash, for wheat and corn
may - pow & SMITH
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StDtiOuary.


a FINE, stock Of Family Groceries. Mt low pric
IL n, rmvIl NATTINGER's
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I,ouc.tic Goods.

A GENERAL variety such as bcachcd and
"A brown shcetng shlrtng, ticking, wcking
wadlng. batting. diaper towing, iuIled cloths, snt
inett gloves, handkcrchics etc for sale y, rcusonu
bic nricrs oclJ WIN HASKELL.
cole Leaiher.--2 ,5oOIbs good sole leather, low
BIZ oct3 WIN llAsRgII.
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GENTg.ENEN'S
Furnishing w are ho use,



lidEWiGCtHtsIS, impoTie,s aud dcdicrs IN Starts,
prcSs.Hg rObes, Linen coiiaIS siochs ShOnidcr
IraceS traSats, OPERA hes, scarts MONEY bcltS,
IadrT Garments, GiOtcs NIiins, LINEN B0"ns,
HdHdkerchieis, Hosiery, EucLics, SuSpeaders,
B0Wbd=iHcS. Sc. sc.
The above stock wll, on examination, II found
not only Attractive, Extensive and Foil, hul Cheap.
Cur long experience ia the business and knowledge
manufacturing. with the facilities Of purchasing,
nrc such that We are confident can offer induce
meut> that cannothc surpassed by any house in the
CITY Particular attention paid to orders aud the
packing OF goods UEHEICh & SCEDDER,
- " HiIw Srset, opposite Piau sf.,N. !.
Dawn \. llEGRIcK ISRAEL u. SCyurrR.
> LUMBER WAGONS for sale low by
> my II & BlRR.
Leshorn iionnets ior sale by G. BURR.
GOLDFISH supply at good @. BuRR's
Eggs. Eggs!
ClN cents per dozen vii, lie paid ioI any quantity OF
- Fresh Eggs by apo G.bCEE.
( JETANTED 10, 300 Bushels shc,rd corn for
wv which the cash wl.i be- plli by O. BURR.
Ottawa may II, lSl9--tt
rlSI paid Tor IgLcat aud COrR, by
I Ottawa, may II 1873 Il. HILLS.
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swy-



4 Funr\ nodstock (Na.)
feuth Legic Richard Mil
Ter. the Posia--.- q, has re-
successor cane he ios ssno such man
being known.
From the Hon H. V. :. Brooks, agent
for the III. and Mich. Canal packet boat
company, Chicago, June 2S, 1919.
Or. W. b. SLoh,-Dear Sir: For the
last 80 years l have had occasion 10 use
many horses, and ha used the great va
riety Of Iinipents AID Ointments IN use.
but have never foun, anything equal to
your Ointment for injuies on horses. With.
in the last two months have applied your
Olntmcn, TO some 50 hoses Tor various ia
juries aud in every inStace IT has proved a
sovereign remedy.
See Sloahs advertisement.
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SDCiug Goods !

YAM & SANGER are now opening 500 box.
j cs English French, and American Prints CON.
prsing the creates, variety Of colors and patterns
which will be sold cheaper than can be bought in this
makct April l3, 1919?
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School Books for the Million
A II. & c. BURLEY, Booksellers, l22 Lake
"a. street, Chicago arc agents for the

ECLECTIC EDUCATIONAL SERIES,
The best and cheapest School Books crcr prbiistcd
MORE THAN 100000 uAvr pEEN soLp.
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Great Exhibition
Il II. EXCHANGE PLACE, north Of II


Ar LAST They HAVE ARRIVED!
Those long waited for CLOTHS, CdsSimereS,
CaSdmerctiS, Cr0iJa Cloths, !SatiiHetiS,
and Corduroy-
The best ever exhibited in the place, and so low
weeds, Jeans brown AMI grass linens, check and
NcJtugS all IN such quantities would surprise the
mnNrliuUe were they enumerated; 80 be- content
that enough hl-bceu received 10 clothc all the boys,
Young men, and old men IN Ottawa, and all thOSc
who come here 10 l;aIt Then fear uoi--tnIl not,
gentlemen, ta Gull a the Exchange Place for YOU
wl,ccrialuly find SOMETHING thot sill SUI, to charm,
at prices wonderfully Low nlways Extmorlua
~ advantages are had bf making up the above ma
med stock, as have engaged tor the coming season,
the services Of Mr.. (. " Bailey, whoseeN prnence
and -uccr,s N cutting garments. wl.h ncalnc,s aud
despatch are mcquallrd.
A large stock OF Inlori Trimming, Of the first
quality and low, always Onhaud
Keep before the people that the best stand Inrgcs,
stock Of the above goods b-wccn Chicago aud 81.
LOUIS is al the Exchange l.;cc
Nav /. lN.9. T. v STERLING
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South Ottawa Cemetery.

vENllE subscriber will sell lo'sin the South Of.
l iaws Cemetery until the 1t Of December
lsl7 fnr SIS each, after which an additional, price
will he charged in proportion 10 the improvmcu
mn lc. TNOS. N. MASON.
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administrator Notices.


vsyIlE regular trrU, of the Probate CO1't for
4 the county of La Sale viii be held on the
first Monday Of every month OF the office 81 the
Probate Ius,ice il. Ottawa. II. q. COrr0N.
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nnn nnn SHINGLES for snc ut his Inr
EUU,UUU her Yard. (mr2A WIN ERWl!
4 Grcnt saving.
California Geld.

4 RARE SPECUbATlON.-An persons
~ whose notes aud accounts are due will save
themselves both trouble nndcosts by baling immcdi-
ately and settling them We sold you goods upon
the express understanding Of prompt pay, aud now
expect H. jenl2 RYAN 4 SANGER
Pork, lard, wheat, corn, OATS hides. talow. iurs,
and skins wanted u, the highest market price