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Mirage on Lake Superior.

A very interesting account of mirage
seen on Lake Superior, was read recently
before the Scientific Convention at Boston,
by DR.. jackson.
Those seen by DR.. .. occurred in the
months Of July and August, le47. For
many successive days, the phenomena were
presenting themselves in rapid succession
along the coast opposite to isle Royale and
on the asland itself, in The bays which so
deeply indent its shores. At Rock HarbOr
on several occasions, DR.. J. observed the
little island and points on its outskirts most
perfecIl represented with inverted pictures
Of their entire forms hanging over their
summils the images Of the spruce and ar
Tor Vita trees which crown them, being
seen with beautiful distinctness directly
over their terrestrial originals-almost tops
against aheir tops-whi!e the picture of
lillle skif vas one day seen represented be-
side the phantom island.
The most wonderful mirage was Observ-
ed from the north coast ofIsle Royale, while
the party uf d.. Jackson were cOasIiDg along
from the eastern 10 the western end of the
island. For several days In succession they
had almos, hourly repstitions Of these curl
Gus phenomena. In some instances. the
form of the island appeared changed, owing
| 10 the minute refracuoAs of the line coast.
EFThe late English papers announce
tie death of Mr. Nusters, Of "Annesley
Park, the husband ofLord Byron's Ma
ry Chaworth, at the age Of 20.
~ Miss Pardoe has published work
called "The Court and reign Of Francis
LIST"
GFThe English copyright law only
protects such works Is are published in
England.
UThe daughter of the Queen of
Sweden, who Is about TO marry Louis
Napoleon. has q dover of $4,000, 900
sterling geo. 900, 00o.)
ETLOuis Napoleon has written a let.
ter TO the Emperor of Russia, cOnRratu.
lating him on his success against the
HungaFians.
nrIn Florida an acre of land will
| produce four hundred pounds value Of
pine apples.
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J.. G. BATTERsoN's
Marble Works,
NO. 32o MAIN ST.

HAKTFUKD, GUEN.
Ea0uuments aud Tombs Of American and
italian Marble. Baptismal Fonts. Mus
raj Tabletl, Urns. Vases. Nantes,
Table Tops. Italian Tile for
Floors. &c. constantly
ON hand or furnished 70 order.
Hartford, Jane Isl. lyA
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AMERICAN
Mutual Life Insurance Company.
w. ). 20 .sTEle, .4gG1se,
West Cornwall.
Edward w. Blake.

RESIDENT DENTIST.
Ofe. a fe,c doors ,oest 81 the County House
Litchfeld. June ~; 1919.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-10-11

Jonathan r Norton
Attorney and Counsellor ut Law
West Cornwall, Conn.
Nov. Is. tS47. ~
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ID. e. Bostwick, NJ. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURG non.
OFFICE over Bodies g. Wells Store, in rooms
formerly occupied by Dr. ]. S. Wolcott,
~ June 5ih, 1S49.
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HATS.

Fashion ARLE FINE NUrRE and
49, Silk HATS, for sale on reasonable
XIII BOURN t. BRAMAN.
Litch6eld, May 9Th, ls49. SO
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-10-11

A. B. CHAPLIN, Agent.
d OOK. Stationary, and cheap Publication
ID DEPOT and General Agency OFFICE.
Trumbull Buildings, opposite The Pos: Office,
Waterbury. Conn. -..~ 3m-2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-06

-r. mail steamer Passport o4 ler way b. .l-s-ol
r .. sr-a.l-rk. sIa- cl-ss Ga rs -l .4 .t steam
-1rk place. lF w..cl -.-- t1- grant rlss-f -e-s
r.r. s-al1.i tl DEAN .'-- lo-e were ,akel g.
tfe h1srl-s. - CONS 1... aes- . place che
.-r-t.-t .--l--ef of = bonn Three rave inca 6lai
Otre-. were also scadef. bu- Tt s..t iy s.
D. r-even, trrir proceeding o- taei- Esy title
-..-v was tl1. O. O. tl- boa.. and Sc went ol g.
Krrgst0e. Il : sad tr-t tl- il ..--l.4-plre bad
g s.n.eea. 20 striped ~, b. e4cl means a
s-.a-,a.t .t-caL UI c..4 water vas prevented
reaching tta tci.cr. h4t o.. u cIli -c-lre. There
was. however 10 collapse.
Il q exn4-tet t.s' tte G1v-rr1- Genera y
shortly visi- rsr Cslsls. bat coubi t snytt. % K
. determined ~. There Nl. o- A. att-np. made
ov the Tory party there, lu places vi --s they are
.--o.- o. Z. lr exc .ra1--lt All outrage a-silst
lis p.-so. TIE Orln-sHtl prom g. r.u ram
..-.rt.1n. -racs tl1 is mere ruml- g. l-te-
r.l from appearing lnHr- trn people. ne al. , nl
come 10 contact WIKI him are tavl-ao'y Impressed
sits him. TIE brutal conduct q. our Gentlemen
las been eviaced 3D. insults even . LAZY J. un
when fakin- her drives round tie mountain. on
tro different occasions. li the appreciation o' tie
-1aeu Ice suv setot % t.e.- aIl1. aces. l. lord
and LADY, r. -In have o. / bear She has seat s1
autograph letter expressing TIE rrcs- sat ace
ti,n A. his conduct. and 80 special mark 81 her
regard. stands sponsor . the iliint % lis -
ship. vio by her desire. Is o. De- crrs-enei 1nisr
tie name OF Alexani-r Victor. Or course tris =
OILY importsu, 3 IS as significant proof that ae
\ III be- cordially supported ar home 80 long as ne
present Ministry continues 30 power 90 D3.l sides
rle Ataltl..
~ al instance 90 the depression ~ the tines
here and The depreciation %. property BOO Montreal.
need only mention che plcr which four large
fIur-srory stone ho1ses in -iia,0wn pro tucei A.
-aeria-s sale cn Wednesday .as'. namely 800
for the four Ire grouni on which they @ere
built WAS worth = J. 400 three years since. y. y l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-06

4lfl1.J l--ie-r .lce-ce li D. lie-
I5aox7o JAY .. i-i,.
TIE Mll.ri9a. b.. ~ eject great change here
.n tine. lrran.aes the principle o.. se.f-7vera
nent b. 9per Caaala = tie rem test hamlet, e. !
vii command the gratitude q tle country when %
anal have been modified aad a. 'a'ied % meet The
experience OF the People. ], i ma-rei mach by
referring 20 the .l5ge.of tie Queens Bench many
thia-s which the common sense % tie .0cai-ies
could al asst This is resl.t ot having g. ~ 20
urrac-I.I1F laTFc-s hviag be- Gases % al Kinds and
'lle very sft. glc-s of independent. experienced.
and deec.v learned Irlsts All statesmen lI our
Legislative Assembly. Nr. BALDWIN . quite H.
fe.eld-1til f.s means. yet, from raDlt aal ECU
te1 te could scarce bee eXre. fei 30 cO1si--c'
such . l.ll without loading 10 with to- much OF
the Q4aels Bench. al empire go costly ior
common use Iettle t..i the mainis exec l-nt.
AMI give him credit fIr u. while / cep.nre thr
rnesaye o. tne JuCIcature at because Do is new
scheme to ilstel upon - most 10 .e-a VAN 3ires
l--al z.i and iac1rp0 retec - npet- and cDf.-uct
t.e -diairl.tra' ol re- cheap aud speedy flstc- D!
adding nore mystery 90 fbe aw SID tie practice,
no adcltI p 20 the 4Jesfi0rs 90 fact. and Their ap
g.icabIHty 20 cases which W. always fel are
iris AID .-sa. advisers for their adj lstment.
The country throughout CanaCs promises ucr
-aryest. ~ hay hsrves, Is at beginning aud the
tad wneap = Supposed. wll b. gathered ih tw %
1- three weeks. Tnis province 8 very neatny-
fne Cholera has not reached as. john
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-06
BY TELEGRAPH TO TaE NE8-Y0Rk TRIBUNE
Prom Washington.
YAsmNcroN Thursday,

WAsmNcroN. Thursday July D. ~
Messrs. Gideon & Co. Oh the ReDnbho nave re-
eeved the contracts the printing and bndn oi me
state Treasury and Home Departments have y On
soo1 authority that John = Gallagher q a. and John
{. CLARK Of y have been determined GA ior the 81
aud Oh AuditOrshiP.
The ho.pltalites Of the White House have been ten
dered 10 Father Mathew by the Prosdent on bic 'isit
70 this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-06

UsION AND HABNOSY.-Messrs. Arson Herrck,
Nut Terpenner, Horstio Kebug, PETER Terken'
Peter Vanwockenbloken. Tickrenbuker Jusob,
and several hundred more Of en-, appear IN the
last GloJe as sgners Of a cal for Democratic
Union and Harmony Advisory Convention Of the
late Csss aud Van Buren, factions. Hope they u
have good time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-06

MAssAcBUsE1Ts SPECIAL ELfcTIoS.-The fol-
lowing are the official returns Of tue recent tual
,or Member of Congress in the lVth District Of
Massachusetts John q Palirey, Free Soil, $780,
BENJAMIN Thompson, Wing, 2e7O Frederick
Robinson. Loco ,325. All others s. Majority
against Palfrey, 373
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-06
BROOKLYN aofh-aIth....T

Brooklyn Be Of h-alth. .Tac2snAY, July B.
Daring the ast two days there have been u cases Of
Cholera reported 10 this office Of which terminated
fatally. viz Alfred Parnsn, Ellen Mccarthy, May Nal
lady Michael Broioncki Hannah Kane. Michse! Hough
John l. Cornell.
l. T. j. GooDRicH Health Physician
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-06
CANADIAN AFFAIRS.

Lord Elgin expected AT Toronto-A Crrsis nt
Hand-The Orangemen, the League ard n
Resort TO Arm--t.rand Or~nge Lodge Ia
~es-iOn-it- TTea-O0able Naniie-to-kA-
hOrtatiOn TO Revolt Battle Of The BoNne
10 be Celebrated by General Armed
Muster at Cobnrg-Plot To A7-n--Innte
the Mounted Poiice-N eakne-- OF AuthDf-
uy-Tories ready for Revolt, " there J. "
chance for -ucce.--The Grown Land Com-
missioner declines Public Dinner for
fear of a Riof-Fideliy OF the Troop
Feelings Of their Oficer--Anecdote Of the
Riot at Tetu'--1mbeciliiy of the EXecu-
tive-PublIc sentiment in Upper Canada.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-06

NORTH CARoLINA.-COl DAVID REID OF WI
mington, y. c. announces himself as Loco-Foco
candidate for Congress IN the With District OF
North Carolina, ia opposition to the regular
nominee. Col William s Ashe. There IS os yet
no Wing candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-06

ARRIVALS AT QUEBtc.-, p 10 the end OF June
last this season 544 vessels measuring @OJ,lU tone
arrived at this port Twelve other ships with zoe
passengers, were at the quarantine ground "rosse
Isle on their way up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-06

IN Jogy |. MUaFoRD has nof been removed
from weighershp in the Custom House Her1''Y0fa
on the 18th ult
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ChnIern In PhIladeIphin.

PHLADELPHIA, Wedncsday, July :.
There have been A. cases OF Cholera and 20
deaths since last report
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-06

AooIDENT.-Ja. b. Raymond of West Farms
had four fingers Of his right hand blown OF On Wed
nssday morning by the accidental discharge Of siow
ing piece
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-06
Board Of Health

BOARD Of Health. .TstssDAT. Jay5
o, GEEE the Resident Physician, reports - ne"
Cholera and ~ deaths, a. having occurred since
20. Yesterday. returned n the following order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-06

DR. GEKE, he Resideat Phylician' FepoFl' = N"
cases Of Cholera and g deaths having occurred since
h report Of yesterday returned 10 The folio" ns ooel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-06

Ont of $50 persons who arrived at St Louis on
Thqrsdsy Of last week from New Orssns seventy have
sincs died Of Cholera
~ Tee Nsvayk ArStpW Announces the death
By cAosrs Of 1lmesay 8, csSwsl. lsis grsyn>'os 81
We sssy~sy Sega
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-06

HOMICIDE on rsE ALABAMA RivEK.-The C0rs-
des Mirror, published in Wilcox Co Gala states that
a dnsculty occurred on board the steamboat SUnny
South her upward trip between Mr. Taylor, OF the
house Of Fry Bliss s Co. Mobile. and Mr. Mosely Of
Cshswba The latter was stabbed IN several places
and the last intelligence from him was not ezpec'ee
70 nve-shs physicians Of cshswbs having pronounced
sss wounds mortal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-06

or Governmental machinery freely Wtlol. any
i.aa-n-e ol 'ns.r part. tls limited desire 90 their
par; io- a1nezatoa Aas been a.most entirely sx-
-gisted. Yours. ACADIA.
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Old lrOas!aeS Before a Gale.
A THRILLING SEA sEI7ou.


Who has passed through the Straits Of
Gibraltar and has not become perfectly ia.
melar with the wind TINT sweeps down the
fundamentally and weeks together
with uumiigatcd fury? 4 wind that act,
as aprohibiion to every vessel bound up
the straits during Ms continuance, and
whisc cold and cherries whistle can in
aSne hear around me at this momenr
The LcvantGr is n perfect tyraut: day Al
ter day, II SweewS down the long narrow
sea, and ever aud anon SlantS from the roc !,
To Gibraltar with rcSisilcSs force, bowling
of the waters edge the crank mcrch an,mcn
that ob,Iruct lis path, aud scattering the
N,becS OF the Moor> TO the clnls and rook 5
al the MauI,anian shore. 1t iSSuppnsrl Ia
proceed from the Black Sea but whether
It does, or does not, those who cndcavur Ia
bea, agains, 1t look biack enough in all cor.
science.
II was jus, before the hour &c midnight IN
the Mediterranean, when tall ingatc, ui,.
dee cl9'e rceird tup.Sall, Came swiftly down
before the breath ola leyanter. Her dead
lights wer in, her ports closed, and as she
came bounding along the waves in gloomy
silence she sectucd 10 be looking out for a
harbor.
"a dirty night, sir" said The first licu,en,
ant to the Commodore, MS he came from the
R-out at the foica>tlc.
"Iti,," replicd the latter, as he gave
a scrutinaing glance at the Linnac!e CON.
pass.
At this moment, the sails aloi, began to
shivcr aud flap against the ma>,s'
"We are beaded OIL" said the comoaorc
"call all hands"
"AII hands," ripcdthe boaiswain'smo,e,
aud soon every man was ut his post.
"About shipw beloved the commo
dcrc.
"Station FOR stays" said the first lie,nen.
ant, away flew the willing crew to execute
the orders ol their officers, Soon the ship
answered her helm Ike n thing OF life Md
come on the other tack, dashed onv arN'for
the space OF an hour without any elimination
of speed.
".hrc we not near the laudin said the Of.
ilcer uf the deck tn the master, rs hc came
growing out oithe cabin, like II bear witha
sore head.
"Vcry near sir" said the master &C., lies
under that fog bank 10 the southwark and
eastward, and should the wind increase any
or haul TO the uotihward, ~ S.aR be Oh "a,
rociy By eight brls."
"1'hat Is II great consolation, truly" sal,
the first lieutenant, uShe turned ito look 1,
the direction pointed out by ,henas,er,
'Brcakcr, ahend--cio<c aboard, erie,
the look on, man from the lee cat hcsd.
"Wr must wear .lip," said the comtno
dotc, Ia stern voice, US he came out Of tn,
cabin.
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Low rs HOME.
BE rULALLIE,

Loyc plumcd his golden wings for n.sht.
Aud coursed through tackles ether Ungh,
frsi hovnng over king.y courts,
lie seeks 10 tind congcnim hearts
But asks NOT entrance THlEr.
And next he HES to Fashions mart,
TO iUd HIM there a kindred heart;
But sccks IN vain come melting eve,
Responsive TOMS halt drawn SIGH,
And does not enter TurRE.
To Honor field he bcars him now,
" here laurcs bind The hcro's brow.
AndprUEd Ambition rcars her head,
Regufdi's, OF Iho failed dead
lie courts not entrance THERE.
On weary wing away he ilics-.
GIVE NE my native home, he Cries,
And stooplng DER tbs domestic hearth,
lie owns the place tina, gave him birth,
And iondly ncsIlcs THERE
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To IIillers:

ME take this method 10 express orr thanks
w torthe liberal patronage TINT has been extern
dcd IN " duNng the past fifteen years. I'm this cityl
and we would respectfully inform YOU that the in
crease ot our business induced one ol our irm to vi
~ France, md srIcc, our pp,cn, largo stock OF
Burrs, being sufficient for lOO plr, ofmiIl stones
which, with our large supply OF Ouch Anchor Bolt
ng Cloths, We will sell as low rs any other house
YVES, of the eastern cities
/ Also, Portable cram lNlSon ihr best improved
plan. Pucc tor2l inches diamctrc, SloO 90.
cmrprnnnnenly located II Is Tor COR interest 10
rll good articles II they should not prove 10 be such,
We can always be found TO exchange them, which is
not the ease with transient houses.
| April H. 1919 C. g. c. TODD.
No 2l7 Main street 81 LouiS
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DAYTON WOollen Factnrv.

mliEnboyc Factory will be- carried on as u,,'al. .ly
D. GRrrNl notwiih-'anhu, the fatal endemic
which hns conird of three 81 ih. Green family. and
hope To receive heretofore lbcrn shar, oipulic
pauomen, Wrwoud here tender our thall,s to our
trends aud patrons aul hope by strict attention and
liberal bnrgins IN iLc w1y q ,ychnuE.-l 20 cgutn-
ne lnmcut YOUR generous conf ,urc
D1y,oa, III, April 10. 1912 J. & " Gprrv
n B--Ihc figuripg N,.lS OF John Green will
be carried on rs heretofore by ID e..
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SONNET.

From these dull scenes, where sorrows never cease,
On! how my weary spirit longs loo .,y
10 thosc bright rcahnsaboSe whercOiI is peace,
And love and glorious Immortality
Where yefduTr never fades, nor flowers die,
but spring eternal eyeruore shall rciliu;
Where We hall drink OF streams that never drv
Fountains OF life, and ncer sh1i. thirst again
Parting We there 10 more may know, of pain
And -Onow shall be wiped from every eye
" III harp- Of gold wen sing the blissiu stra!n,
To our Redecmcr prnls and victory,
" no lett hs glorious throne u hight on nigh,
And came TO earth, for Us to suffer and to ucm
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a loaier in New York, who went to sleep
near a lime.kiin for the sake Of its warmth,
had the legs Of his trousers Consumed"
aud was very severely thasted about tho
shins. The next day he was ARE sied az a
vaCran'. and the ''authoritics" asked him
whore he had been.
CON-" replied the fellow, "I'vc been
spending % Nigh! WI Burns."- Boston
Post.
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Two DOLLARS per dRHHrt, Il PGid in I'D
nance; Two DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS il
paid rHtm sir moathg; amt THnEE Dor
LARS u delayed until the end oCHe year.
advertisements inserted al 81 per SqRarr
for The. first insertion, and p cents for each
subsequent insertion. 1 HbTdi digcodtlt al
iowcdto those ,rho Gdre'iYc by the year.
I%No paper discontinued until all ar
rearGges are paid, Un'css at The option otNc
publishers.
II Communications, 70 insure attention,
must ARRAYS be free ofpo3idJe, and accom-
panied NTH the authors ndmc.
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Fashionable Tailoring.
CONELLY & BAILEY

EFuRN thanks To the public lot the liberal
. eph,ronase extended 10 them, and would state
mat they have removed To the nrrth side Of the
City Hotel, to tho building adjoining the house
lately occupied by john McCarty. They have
procured the latest
F0H and Wmicr FaShionS.
dmcc, from New York, which villenahlc them
to make up garments in the mos, fashionable
style. Work will be- done in tho hes, manner,
and all garments modrto tit.
Olt1Mn Son IS lis
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Gra0cs, &-c.
GEOGE SMITH.

Fashionable Tailor Opposite Cu&mdn &
Grdiey'S store, Oiidr0, H.,
Has received the Spring and Summer Fashions for
1919 N which, or IN any other fashions desired he
will be happy 10 make mp clolhn Tor all who may IA
yot HIM with their patronage. IT warranted IN
every case Particular attention paid to cutting.
OttHWl.i may 10 1919
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A gentleman addressing n lady whom he
was partial to, and who had several articles
of his in her possession, said, MADAM, 1
shall p'cscn, my bin TO you shortly for pay
mcnt.' 'You will have 10 take il ont in bill.
ling replied the lady. lie added that hc
thought that was very pretty Blngsgate.
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q WAGON MAlsNG


MIR :. WEAVER keeps on hand. nj MI times.
vi the best kinds OF meats ct every description tn
suit the public He hu> kept the business through
the wintcrat a loss when all others IN the same bu-
slness gave up the ship. lie has kept INN to his
post nllhanrh killing nhorsc worth $50 in flrki1g.
still he brought his bark safe IN shore In rcu We,
~ citizens OF Ottawa, express our rn ti,udr to Mr.
WEAVER, tor this favor, AMI pledge ourselves to give
HIM our support IN preference to auy tunt may start
10 the sam" business mrs NAVY CITIZENS
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Editors Diet The editors of Nashville
are Dragging of eating green peas, the edi-
tors Oft Memphis are luxnrat,ng on straw.
berries aud eream--whe the fraternity in
Louisville ale swallowing cholera prevents
ives sat hl hours Of the Cay and night
fRuch. Adv.
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Marble an.I Stone y,rJ.

N LYONS woult inform the inhah,l,pi, oi
D.Ouawa and surrounding country Tint he
has established himself IN the above hn,iur-. in
Ottawa, On Columbus It, directly opposite Geo.
VESTS livery stable, where he will Ice able Ia fun.
n'sh 10 order tulUb stones. monuments, tables or
any other article in his line o business.
Ottawa, Sept. II. 1877
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III Ward 6 DoggeLt,

va. Manufacturers If BOOTS and SHOES
MddIehoroi Mas, are prepared to furnish cuuu,r,
dealers etc, with oil Kinds - Boots and Shoes ly
thecase or dozen, ON the most reasonable tcrms nj
eIr store. ll2 kqte Nlrc.L EhIcnnn IN
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II. W. HOPKINS, NJ b.

Pllysician & Surgeon Oitdwq, IN.
Oners his professional services TO the citizens
OF Ottawa and vicinity OiCr over Walker &
Hickling's store, where he may be found at all
times except when absent on professional bust.
ness. Aug. t. 1916.
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20 molhcrl bee has stuug mee,' said a
said beautiful little sirl, as she came in
rrnum the garden. "Never mind, child"
replied the mother, cit mis,ook thee for a
nnNsrr
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as that the tune the old COW died OFF, as
/ cd an enrli>hman, uet,ed at tho industry
with which New Enelauder whls,ed Yam
kec Doodle. mo, Beet replied Jonathan,
Nhnt nr's the tune old Bnn died OF.
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South Ottawa Cemetery,

HNHE subscriber will sell Iols,n the South OF.
! tnwa Cemetery until the 1T OF December
lsi7 Tor 80 each, after which an additional. price
will he ehnrgedin proportion In the improvement,
made. TuOS. NJ. MASON.
Nonlh n''nwh, nov H. lSi1, 3Oif
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NEW TAILOR SHOP.
4. II SMITH

las recently established himself in Ottawa
on the north side Ct he pubic square. where he
will promptly attend To- all calls In his line of bu
sH'ss. Fashions received regularly. Allwork
executed in his shop isworrhnlcd. Cutting done
% order. may -, ISj.-.iGIG
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HOWLAND \ GUILBERT
PhNicians and NNrnronS.

FhYicid1S and Surgeons.
OFFICE the same ~ formerly occupied by DR.
" llowllnl; where one or the other Of the firm will
always be found, save when a5scu. on professional
business. Ottawa, Nov 81, 1918
Dr.. PRATr vii rem1in in the Office as heretofore
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Every morning mediate on the uncertain
of the time TO come, mud every evening ex-
anime the cmploymcLt of the day past.
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VI m. Erwin,
SETH G EA L.

NE y Carriage, House & sim PAIN
~ ~ ter, Pdpcrer and Gia>ier,
- OTTAWA, 1T.
shop an Columbus street, near Dr.. Schemer.
hons office