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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-02-09

PRornETlc-A NEw IpEA.-Thc editor of
the Farmer prolnuigates the following:
Cultiyators will do well to note the recent
rains and keep record of the date and
quantity fallen, and also note all the rains
that shall yet come to refresh the soil--lor
come they surely will The increased cult
walton of the earth, the grading of noun.
tains; the building Of cities, towns and vii
lagcS-thc generation Of .mokc and steam,
these eNhalations together with all the ga> cS
that rise from gathering population, busy
in settling country, must and will incvrta.
bly, change our seasons, and we may look
with certainty to similar refreshing as the
late rains in all periods Of the year. Culti-
vat0rS will please remember this.
1t is a well known fact, that in our very
drycst periods, If person will 70 to his
garden and hoe and cultivate two or three
rows Of any kind OF vegetable, moving the
earth well in the after part Of the day, al
though there be no appearance of moisture
in the ground, yet the following morning he
will find these rows covered with heavy
dew, while those untouched shall be per.
iccty dry. Upon this principle then, the
more extended the cultivation, the greater
amount of moisture is excited, until il shall
arise
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DA,.UElsltEspCYPEs.

THE tubs, rlber would respectfully inform his
! old friends aud the rest oi mankind, tina, he
= his post again, and is prepared 10 execute
hkenessrs III IA superior style TO any ever taken IN
tins city btio,e, iur have made u new discovery
IN the arrangement oi light which enables me to
give more truthful and lite. like expression 10
the hken,ss than is otherwise Obtained. Call IN
any weather u, my new dagutrr,olype rooms
nnd you may nave your miniatures IN a plain ease
Tor only 81 81 timer eases at small extra COSTS
Extra heads On same plate htly cents each. Al.
wayscome IN onik dress, us red, orange, green,
or black
n y. Nv pictures cannot be exceed any.
whe,.-Can he equalled at but lew places IN the
west, Come in aud see, us will be- glad TO show
faces whether yen wan, anything or not.
March ~. JANss AARroS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-02-09

Mr G ddings being the Oldest member Of
the House, administered the oath to Mr.
Bank, by request Q; the clerk.
Mr.. Stanton tLcn offered the following re.
solution:
H'solred, That the thanks Of this Ious.
cminent.y due and are hereby rendered
to John ". Forney, for the di:tin0uiShed
ability, fidelity andinpart.ality with whicb
he ha, presided over the deliberations Of ,hs
House during the alduouA AMI protracted
contest for Speaker
Adopted unanimously.
Adjourned.
The Republicans are wild with cxu,,a,ion.
and Justify cheered Mr. Banks and congra.
tulatcd HIM on his success.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-02-09

rryNy MMrANr.--A short time since, a la.
DIV took passage in the cars on the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad She puther
ticket in her dress pocket, where she had
several other articles, and, seating herself,
became earnestly engaged in conversation
with friend. The conductor soon came
around for tickets. When he came to this
lady, she drew from her pocket what sho
supposed to be the ticket, and, without look.
ing at it, offered il to the conductor, and
continued talking; but, after extending it
for n short time, and he not taking it, shc
looked up, and discovered that she was offer.
ing the conductor nne tooth comb.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-02-09

DECIMAL CURRENCY IN ENGLASp. Decimal
currency is to be introduced into Great Bri.
tain. The pound will bc retained as the
unit, and divided into one thousand parts :;
the hafcrown will be abolishcd-thc shilling
fifty, the siXpcncc twenty-five, and a new
coin will be introduced representing five IA, &.
things, while the present iarthng will be
deprecated one twcnty.hfth in vaue-that
is, there will bc a thousand to the pound
sterling, instead of nine hundred and sixty.
--ScieHtifc Am6ricn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-02-09

Rev. DR.. Woods, of Andover, was once
giving his class some instructions about
preaching in such a manner AS to gain attcn.
ton and applause. "Young gentlemen"
said he, "it's all contained in a NUTSHELL
When you 90 to preach in the city, take your
best coat but when you 20 to preach in the
country take your best sermon"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-02-09

During the search Instituted by the edi.
tor Of the Newark Times for female compost.
tors, it is reported that the following dialogue
took place:
BriSter-"Good morning, Mr.. Honpcck;
have you got any daughters tha, would make
good type scttcrs?"
"No; but have got wife that would
make very fine "dcyil.'"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-02-09

SoLp.-.Thc gentleman who at church on
Sunday last, attempted to pick up what he
supposed was the embroidered handkerchief
of the lady IA stranger) by whose side he
was sitting, and found to his dsmay that he
was tugeng away at the laced edge of n
petticoat, has not yet recovered, though his
physicians entertain hopes that his case will
not prove fatal The worst symptom that
presents itself is notification Chirogo
Tribune.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-02-09
WILLIAM CoNNELIY
u EspECTfuLLY informs the citizens Of o,,ax

u ESPECTfLLLY informs the citizens Of Ottawa and
~ the pubic ia general that he has removed his Tailor
ing Establishment and Clothing store next door to H. 4.
Eamos Exchange Ongr north side Of the Court House,
where he will be happy to wait on his old, and new
toners lie keeps on hand large assortment Oi Cloths,
Cissncrcs and NCstugs. Also, large assortment Of
Ready Made Clothing, Of his manufacture. Also "a
general assortment OF Furnishing Goods from the top Of
the head to tie sole Of the foot All Kinds Of Garments
made in tie urnicst manner by the best VI workmen
Cutting done usual, and warranted to fit II properly
OuaWa. Dec
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-02-09

MOULD inform the ladies Of Ottawa and vicinity
w that slc has opened new Millinery Establishment
two door south Of MILLS Store, Ia Slr St where she
viii Keep fun arsor,meut Of MILLINERY GOODS and
wi! bc happy to wait all who Gay favor her with
cali
Stn,N BgSyErs bcach.d aud pressed.
Oet 0 81 " FORD
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" ASniSGToS, Saturday, Feb. =.

]
| election as Speaker Of a man OF sound ma.
tional views, he now offered a rcso'uti II for
the adoption OF that RUE. The House, by
/ 10 majority, refused 10 lay the resolution on
/ the table
The resolution Was adopted hy vote OF
li3 against lOi Mr.. Orr then uncouditiou.
ally withdrew his name as tie Democratic
caucus candidate, there being now a proba-
bIllty that greater strength can be conrcn.
tratcd upon his colleague, Mr.. Aiken. Mr
Boycc moved TO rescnd the resolution.
Mr. Boycg'S motion 10 rcscind the plurality
resolution was tabled by III against Igl.
Applause
Ar Jones, Of Team, referring to the terms
OF the resolution, that if there j. no election
b. majority in the next three trials, Oh the
candidate receiving the highest vote on the
I fourth ballot, be declared Speaker. Tie re.
marked that the Republicans were prepared
for the contest, and moved an adournmen,
TIL Monday to give the other parties m op.
portunity to arrange their plans. D!aagreed
to.
lCries Of call the roll
Walker removed 10 rcscin1 tho plurality
resolution. Decided out Of ord,r by 45 ma
jority.
Payne moved an aloarnm.nt-rcflscl.
He then made an Intellectual motion to re-
sciud the plurality rule
The House proceeded to vote. Banks
l12 Aiken, %; Fuller, II; Barclay and
Illnckman tDcmJ voted for Wells, anc I.
Dunn Harrison, Moore and Scott, for Camp
bell, Of Ohio Necessary TO choice, lO5
The second vote excepting Fu Ter. Last On
same as first The third was same as se,-
cond, excepting Aiken lost one.
Mr.. Fuller, Of Penn, repeated what he had
said on two former ocra.ions-nlmcy, that
he was not and liI not desire to bc candi-
date lsD baiots had satisfied him that le
was not the choice Of majority Of tie
House, and on 10 other terms would lie con.
sent to take tia. position.
Mr Barclay remarked ,ha, he had been
adverse to anything like a coalition with
Know Nolhng,sm, whether i! came from
the North or the South. He asked Mr.. ii.
ken whether the latter stood on the Demo.
cratic caucus platform, and whether he hal
rot written a letter to Humphrey Marshall,
making pledges 70 the Southern wing Of
kngw-Noihinss.
Mr. Ajkcn---l am not candidate for the
spcakcr,Aip. II my friends think to place
me IN the chair vii. serve them 10 the best
Of my ability.
Humphrey MarshaIl-I have only 10 say
that Mr.. Aiken has addressed me 10 letter
whatever. Applause and cries Of call the
roll, SC Ihc excitement was intense du-
ring the nnal ballot, which resulted as be.
low.
Mr. \. X Marshall during thc cal Of the
roll congratulated Iii, American friends,
saving they had fought good fight and con
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-02-09
Change, Change.

y,A THE subscriber having bought the entire
stock oi boots aud shoes formerly owned
by. 4. c, PutIOm, on Madison ST., Is now adding
n new SUNNY to the former stock, which Will
max, his stock MS desirable as any IN Ottawa
Thankful Tor pas, lnyors, he would as usual take
extra care 10th IN stock and Workmanship to ac.
rommodnte all his friends aud customers who may
give him call Al kinds OF boots aud shoes
mad, to order.
Store nor on Main street, opposite Cuslmdn's
Store.
Repairing done a, shor, notice.
F,Irnn,yi7 w. G.. Fasu.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-02-09

DANGEROUS EATING.-phcasants are said to
be poisonous as food during severe cold and
deep snow. They are then deprived of their
ordinary food, and eat the leaves Of evergreen
bushes, some of which are poisonous. The
Philadelphia Ledgcr, on this subject, says
"During the British occupation Of phiadcl.
phia, when the officers INDUCED themselves
in pheasant shooting on Wissahickon nights,
seven persons were poisoned at the supper
succeeding the sport. The bird, unable, on
account OF The depth of the snow, to find his
natural food, was compelled to feed on the
buds and leaves of the laurel 0ialmia la,iro.
lia,) Death cnsucd. A scientific friend has
just exhibited to US the crop and intcstines,
with the body of the pheasant, weighing /
ID. l42 OF. The crop and stomach were
crammed with halfdocomposed laurel. One
pair Of such birds might render family
helpless for weeks, IL not poison them to
death"
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a. e. = vi TIL,

NOTARY PUBLIC IUSTCt or The PLACE
AND GENERAL COLLECTING AND IN
SURANCE AGENT.
Business received by mail val receive his
prompt attention. Onicelu SaOQ,r& Armoufs
lock-, -uulhoi the Ottawa bank, second SIS,
1ur4i2y-iy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-02-09
Ia dewey clouds =.
From wide.cStcndtt fields.
And fall again in cupinus shower,


These are subjects that demand the care.
ful attention OF those who are engaged in
the cultivation Of the earth; and when lust
portion Of the time and attention Of men.
directly interested, shall he given to them.
vast amount of money now expended and
lost, will be saved.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-02-09
GETTY ga.AT MAasKa.T !

aunI, ottawa, 10 manufacture III sIylt "Hu AZ
q rhrapnrss hitherto unopp. coached IN Ottawa,
all kinds oi
Agricultural implements,
Such ns common securing, one horse, and prairie
PLONS, harrnws, cultvators, horse rak.s,
&c, IN shor, all kinds oi heavy farmers tools =
Their mac hn.ry isall new, perfect, aud prcpe,lrd
10y an abundant never failing water power. Far
mcrs are invited to cali an examine their worl.,
whet'rr hey With To purchase or not.
Az hcir rork is uarrdnicd
Orders from distance promptly attended to,
and implements placed on bonrd canal boats or
ears free oi ttaigc. trh3-ti d. Il NJ.
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DR.. ID. ID. TlsOuy,xOH

Tenders his professional SERVERS to the c,i,,,s
VI Ottawa aud vicinity. Office IN Glover & Cook's
rick block Inn. N
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~ L.THOMPSON, Deaie, ~ Drugs. p,,,,,
W. Medicines, Paints, oils, Tarni,h,s. Dve
Stvgs, Se,; be,weenthc City Hoteland Reddick,s
Block Ottawa ILL.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-22
CONVENTION OF TEAcHFRs OF THE DEAF AND


Convention ofInstuetors Of the Deaf and Dumb M.
senied n the Chapel OF the Instiuon az This pl.c,
on Wednesday last according previous anl
u, gsts we're IN aite hdAnce fom nearly all the In.tp
names kAown the cause The Convention v.s clsd y,
order hy Harvey l.. Peet L. L. D. the distit pn
cpa OF the New York Institution who explained the n,
ue o the BODY 10 meet here expected several pre-
sioor occasions On motion Of DR.. Peet Dr. r. T. strb
ling. Of the Western Lnnatic Hospital Of viz eia WIS
led 20 the Chair ard committee on the nomin.fio N
pernaient officers having been appointed by the chair
report ~as promptly returned nominating James H. Skin
ne Esq, President Of the Board Directors Of the yir
gina Institution, President Of the Convention Nest.
rtbot Of Columbus, o., and GsiAudet OF HartforJ C.
cretares, and seven other gentlemen Vice Presidents
We have received detailed account of the ,r,r..c
tons Of the Convention but learn that tuueh ie,.,;
discussion occurred various subjects connected t6
thus great beDevolent cause and hst several v..hl.
reports aud papers we're read which viii find place IN the
permanent archives OF the body and form Important
tons 10 It's literature One OF the reports-th.t Of eo
nttee appointed 20 consider beet system of og.ni
zng Institutions Tor the Deaf aud Dumbecited an nj
mated discussion The report was adopted with but one
OF two dissenting voices II Distinctly recomn end. t.t
the principals OF such nstitntons should be solelv On
trusted with the nomination Of teachers and suboriip.t.
ofeer and should be responsible for the management
OF all their internal eoncerns -It y
The Convention continued In session I'm F,fdax oon
after which houf sued sg.iu az the Illinois
Institution at Jacksonville, IN August 1888 The mem
eers we're hosPitaby entertained In various families Of
Sauu'o aud fcasted IN The usual style e luxurv
both At The Insnion for the Deaf and Du,n and ,bs
Bind and the Western Lunatc Hospt.l A r.rm
friendly feeling evidently inspired the deseates around The
socri board as wei as spirit Of harmony their delber
sion and tits desouy hoped that th- win ha ye
the tendency 70 strengthen the ties Of the Union now 40
severely tried The proceedings OF this ineres,in bsv
we're fully reported BY accomplished and
ne Whole sili be printed and pablshed in due tine Mr.
skinner who presided hrougbout with his urua graceful
ness and courtesy delivered very apprpsts sdre.s Al
'he Gloss OF its sess'on-.--Sf,ntrtoss Spectator
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RICHMOND WIG


We r,n. q = a. ~ :, ~ = S--.s - lgNg
ss'nz sn .ecos"s Of The ccat cssasropA,. m a. r,S
si:h Ut n thoss aase-ta;,,s.f n, o.,
On sa,arisy aish.. ths s,h,,-. I. -
pr~vsiied ~jch rr~issf ,s g. oessy hoFxheAs wte4
Of msny the sud i,c<-s.S - ~ ssoo IN sh< 1socs
clock or, soud.v ,,.-.;,s ,s-nu@V onu -ovuf 10 o.
any doubt that We we're tr.,,rn.S - no soeesr
From that Tins tn vy,5 JJ.~~ .-S. ~nt osnEvrsa
building upon the i.l-,a s;~;r 'u''e."s every
until nothins ren.siurd a. ,A; s"er snotser.
sought the elevated poin. on The ;-.ra sns
themselves st The ssna lin. =. .~s, - sxefung
buildnE- which ~-r, sr.sss.sS =; 80 - % tns
Wind N.nv o~,v,,. -. =" ~ elfe<uon oy to
TIL. -.s-r a ihs ss,e Sssou. oeIoei iss ssss.ly
rising 90 rapidly ffou thr IL, ii- ~. ~ ~
no longer sv Soubt th.f m. i.is a, eoo'u %
The scene a shis nomeot Gs,Sd- Sss., - 'senefeee.
and children we're seen running IN svs-x ;r-s.
10 search Of some m-ans Of s.iv,tio ~ * 49,
Wind together sh tbe r.;r hss On ~ 80 2. Tue
sasd shich blinded tbrir s,-~ ,.~....s '.r -: -
rcachiag the objects slssy had aimed Al. "''Ao
the sea waved over shr rbIs 49,, I s, nv net ana
fsstun.ae ss 10 6nd som. o,;scs a. Ia. nc seFs
nosdng In all dirsc,iona Many a them, ho.,,,, 80
separated from the sfr,v I'm ,L;eh 49, ,, - ~ vsr
launched into eternity ,b.. sn. - 1 ~ - nIe, ane
the rapid cnrcnt and dro.ned b-fo~s' sh- -..s e
their point Of Destination M..y -. 49, - ~. ss,es
ing stunned bv sc,tfe,-.J - s,s roe. oe-
he'd been baoru .s-rnd x. - -. ~. anes uh'ch
crushed by the floating timber. ned I.ss vers
moved from the beach md MET them ~ ,s, -: ~
To attempt discrptiou N mi. - -. -.
les. No words could deo;ct ,l;. .vSis ~ Se ~
rprred the niehtsof sbe llth mi ,.,h a.. ee
epps.Snti the aesf mo<n;nr ,hs ath ,h.s - -, -
tin fk<exirtt of th, d;ss.ser fr - eoulo --csr-
kshg Sirifted for .bo1txusrt, h,.r ts H'et
sr which had arrived tr, .I.v b,f.r. - ~ r,
stsnchor,s perfect s,eck nothirs mi - 81, -y,"k
and a postiod o. her bp.chiner, ;; LUZ 10 oosss
wreck he lives Of large uun,.r - .n,s
her each oas directed he psiL a. he va. rrco.~-s ,o
the deep, and Was welcomed with la. h. ~
ferers = ho had 6een 40 fortunate a 10 , -
was hea,t rendine the vcas sss - - ~ ene seens
vidu.a being ssved was bshs-S bs a. -. y
rof fsher, brother sister vile or ,om, n-.r .i-,
wdl NOT probing the de-. IN of th;- ,.---- -
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nnonr-,M a. 3; WlLLIAMs

ENERsL AGENT for Receiving Forwarding
Tobacco Goods &e, Ae No sncctor sLir, RcHsosD Va
neg leave TO return hts thanks friends public
for the liberal patronage
eonnecons with Messrs Watkins city, ana
peeuny socts continuance his
ng an the theatre OF busnes. alone do with full confidence
faithfully represented.
hand. = '
Rs,.ss rs ne.'rs Levi. Webb Son. wsa.orh Turner Co..
pAeney hesrs Peters, Spence Co.. and Messrs Mecorke
Jones. iynchburR. Va
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TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.

WE prepared o manufacture -
w repair every Inscription Of AsrB- k-tSS<s.-->
cultural implements OF used. We gone NSgN
small expense putting different
machinery required carrying prepared
repair 10 superior style the various Reapers used One
poraD Implements
they We cab attention Of
The Warmers What Trer Cleaner and Power which
proof q vSss sy h.s. done We sass ne SsT.sss,s. o. G
gentlemen Who have machine r trial We also
chine;
We purchased o. Messs Nusos MOTT last season,
their 70 DRUM straw Carrier and Horse and
BE iadsmen We consider he hachne perfect one We believe
iers Of wheat than other that have
I.r..H pGpr 4, u vsr,rrvviayhhi' srva
u...L.. tah uo- ts,S ioa n ~ TsaISra
"e"'e'' ~" N"'f '''' '"'. - '"""oHN'o
49,. 80. a 49,.
a.. e.-....- ao., A. . -,
oe'' '''"s Wv ''t' ' ~ " H~'''' ,"e
commend = % bs hS~, sy S.dtbs srs sn e
motion Ts 3. ssss Sss ss i . 70 e. al the scsD srss a.
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MEDIcaL.


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s''.a ssy %: .ssis ssE sss ys,:i. 10 '''
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.s. .s.: i;;':.ss 4 :; 81 ~, sss ':s
uo.s -sas -lasshssy dsrs arising f,, q a. 49, na An
% s {! ssis s: ss % ssss s. s A., ss 3 % ess ., s
.as ss.se or ssep.ssa. 70 @ s,ss. q yy. sass
80 rorsa MES. =, = = -.
ave i: s.s .sl & ';ls sasssr r. s. . y Z e
.:sss s = S.,s .s.as .sa .l: -. a.
ss ss s Ssi s G O. --s 20 sary sAs
N.rr,.i Persons. r Ysus. W. saa,.,......
20 -ss s s'i * ,ss..ss ss nss3 pa :, =
os e S s,sss = 70 s hoeo A. s<uaa asa eeas5-ad NJ
= osai1isrc wxtkszss Il I, - ~.
inscii. sy cured 80 IN i resssres.
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s s. ss. q s.a r's,,; sy e. s. !. s
ses'ss sss.s % .,s ~ ,s q s' y %
ss..s sss, Sss,, Ss,.as The pAy.ai sss
a g. q JSsss On sssss s.,,s ~ as !,
Phsaie cosp.lis. Ms remedies rssin. ar ss, Il s s
E.aps u. in n s .sy ss d. ra..s NE s. ss
any oa 2hg.I +, & & AS snd s.ss ss.<sy.
aS ra ss,e. s sl-a',n, .-s
s, ;ssla sham .s ssnrss' trrs inpsr whs oaiy sun is
o,rs.1ss sorTa rlnoErIck srgsgr. In hand .ds ,.
T 10 svh De nss. .s .sS us.r. q, 70. nm
" rAKE sorrcr-o,,, the oa..- on m. door and VIII.
aoc, s,;,, ,y.,...-., - 80 -
--.- TWO DAYS ~ ,NoA s' o'h 10
No Ax4cp1r SE eR SoasssSs "a isaSss Deces sssD-
ss ss"l .; % q s.. ss ssys eSrs Of .
esss . q ssass NE s.s ~sn in Loaaoa PARA
ing that Mary srocisd Win s.as 10 sS
n .osn and e.'hfae u ainl we're esSs
CERTAIN DISEASE
h.s ss .hs S ~ % ,s vetAy Of pleasure rnds he
that T;iasd u discovery -srs hin
.sns brsnd nun, days cuI:ss.sa.i .sspissas u as
dassd nocturnal pains head aad nh. dsn,nss u
s, ssafns modes ihe .hIn bones Ia,
iss u, palate Of ,hs u nose f. In ana s
.isn IN Period % us disssiai sGns. 2, Ss sos
him to ~ 7 -
~rhat bourne from whence no traveller rv,urn,p
the nosi sssas & Ds ana ., & PE,s L :. rsss,s
n s ao.psas 70 EasSps and A@etes he eosnnty
sey cure 70 the u orianai- victin Of this horrd
''isrss tia p,.neho,y ,.., ,,., -,
sompan, owing . G iorani prs,erdsr. -ho
and ether ssnd s anoan. e,sa s e s Is sa <
make the 's'''s' 4 Takr si .;;E,as rsn4ie1.R NOTICE
"a =, those Who have 'niaed themselves b.
s.a and melancholy eject. produced By
he Hesd bv y ss. i 20 o. sns s.ss and sns. Pain 10
i D S a.: D.
Tn. s.,rtu,. ..e-,, ON A.. ~ asSlALLi, =. .,
os coaoa of ld dee S pS 81 r. Fs Ls.; o. NE
.o%e % % 70 ss , s 9r Love of Solitude ry
% oi AZ age can nov judge What Is the
- ne.ln- Losing ther sgof, becoming weak pale
naNe shkhAr apfeAraoce asoaf Ia
80 'f " e0n'jsIlf, M \ p9Ipu on, ,v,so,,.
or H.. Nnsa-D rhh1oSer
should , Sns ars Of phyeA .eAknss.
e0soi' D1- johnston, and be esored 70 perfect
hssih; pR ioHxs-ox,s ,sv,ao, ,r,,,, .,,,, -
- SiO'S i>'i1gsnt tlNS hEhkDf fok ORGANIC
n ,ht. -. =, n.AhNtsS-
.,,. IN. retnsy weakness OF the organs
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1906 Prines, amounting 10 a., aoI
~ Tickets tioi Halves IS; Quarters s2s0 -
PrIes determined by nunpber which draw.
me tioo fri1e that number should uumh~r A.
every odd number ticket be en,l-i o A. NJ
AZ even number then rntuAs
tos IN addition To other Prime he
Purchasers IN buying quantity ola and even ra,
nu oe certain OF drawing nearly half the
same, s'uh chances OF footailing other prizes. -
All those Tickets ending with
ing with I, 8, s. Z, 0, odd. : = NJ o'e ehn
Persons sending by not fear is b~ns lost
'punctu1y Aendedto Oonunc r.
Noes OF sound Rsnks taken a par. --N
Ihose wishing particular numbers should immediately
mss es-' JAhss y. WINTER, Manager,
Maroo ~.
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