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JOHN MILLER IL %.
Never Known to FAN.

ST. Louis, Oct. ~, 1871
DR.. EAsTrKLY-Sir: For the enefit Of the al
ficted. will state tina, my wife has been sufie-
rer from Ague and Fever tor nearly n year, and
ha.used several of the most popular medicines
OF the da v. among which was Smiths Tonic Sy-
rup, which Jailed 10 cure. lconcluded TO make
a trial OF your Fever and Ague Killer, and one
bottle has elected permane At cure. l believe
your Fever and Ague Killer TO be remedy OF
great inert, and hope you will make It accessible
the afflicted throughout, the Mississippi valley
Respectfully, ROBERT SMITH.
Read the lettertrom John s. Crump, Grand Sd
line, arkansas, Cherokee Mutton, 6ear1ns
date. Aug. 10. 1853.
DR. EAsTFRLY-Dear Sir: when l was in
your city IN March last, purchased one doz.n
bottles OF your Fever and Ague Killer, which you
warranted 10 e. | have sold seven OF the doZ-
en-, which lalso warranted Your medicine has
given entire satisfaction so tar !, having effected
several cures of the Chills aud Fever. One case
particuIarly-a lady who had been afflicted since
the latter part OF last summer, and had tired a
great many remedies, besides having "a physician
part OF the time, all OF which failed She
bought a bottle OF your Hirdicne, AMI before she
had used enc third OF II. she was entirely cured
and has enjoyed good health ever SINCE. In no
case has II tailed TO effect prrmanentcure
Respectfully yours, JOHN 5. CRUMP.
P. 81 vii! be in your place again shortly,
and will buy more largely.
\. B.-Ask for Dr. EasteIy's Fever and Asue
Killer, and take no other end youare safe.
U-Price 81 per Bottle, OF 6 Bottles for 90.
A liberal discount made 10 wholesale dealers.
U-PTepared and sold by DR.. EASTERLY,
corner OF Third and Chestnut Streets, ST. Louis,
Mo.-sol- Proprietor.
D3-F For sale IN Ottawa By 4. c. & 4. S. Put
nam, druggists, and by Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines generally thro ughout the Western
States. August 4.
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RefrigcratOrs! Refrigera tOrS!
wv in receipt of splendid article. made IN Dui
w falo. y. York. No family should think OF keephg
house without them during hot weather. Call ana see
them Gmy3ll JACKSON L. LOCKWOOD.
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r. HIS Nursery is situated five miles Of Otta-
! wa, on the south side Of Fox River, and two miles
from Dayton Mills. wehave for the Spring trade larg-
or number of Appe Of sufficient set than
have offered in any previous season They have been
thoroughly cultivated, thrifty, s;ocky, and Of good
size.
We also offer addition to our former varieties, about
thirty new varieties Of the most approved sorts.
t,,ir stock of Peach, Pear Ounce, and varieties
of Cherries are much injured by the severity the
winter bu. from careful examination Of the Nursery
Annie Tr.es and one two kinds Of Cherry. they
found to be and in perfectly healthy cSndi
ton. ,.S.L.~. "AtI,
ans SVAN S v All
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The MENAGEErE, &c.-lIcrr Driesbach' 5
menagerie, &C., had bad luck in their exhi
bitions at Ottawa, on Tuesday, not that the
crowd in attendance was small, or that the
receipts were insufficient. But in the midst
of the performance in the afternoon gust
came up, and about a quick rs YOU could
say Jack Robinson, ripped the huge tent in
twain and exposed the great ring, open cages,
giraffe, lions, tigers, monkeys and all to the
free gaze of couple of hundred astonished
boys who, for ant Of little chang had
been uncourteous'y dcJarrcd from entering
within the vail The cages were soon closed,
and the show unceremOEiOusly brought to
an end, to the Indignation Of many who had
not seen more than half Of what vas down
in the bills. The tr0rgs applied thcms- Ives
diligently TO repairing tAe damage, and by
evening had tie huge canvass once more
proudly erect. The evening show com
mcnccd, was proceeding beautifully, until
about that part in the performance when the
suspicious looking loafer from the audience
enters the ring and cEacts his astonishing
metamorphosis from rowdy encountered
with supcrabundance Of wearing apparel
into a breechless circus rider, when another
gale struck the tent accompanied with tor
rents of rain. The confusion within 1T once
became iudcScribablc. Mn yelling, children
crying, women screaming, the Lon roaring,
monkeys chatterinE and nyeEas laughing, it
was not bad representation Of pandrmOliun
or n fusion party after tie election in pursuit
of the spols- Nobody dared to venture Out
in the storm, and everybody was afraid to
stay within. At last somebody yelled out
that the lion was loose, and then 4 general
Settlement took place, and several persons
got home wet that night.
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Prepared aud sold at II; Market street, between
4th and 9Th, St. Louis, Mo, and 3l6 Broadway y. T.
very liberal discount made to wholesale purchasers
For sale in Chico go by BAY BALDWIN, Lake Street;
BLAIR KELLEY, 81 Dearborn 81. ptNTOS ROBINSON ~
Lake and II Ltiin Block. South Water ST. SAW
YER PAGE, and j. IL. REED i Co. and by all the drug
sists Of Ottawa.
n. II. We put mp the Restorative both with and with.
Sediment For restoring gray hair, that with Sedl
men, should be used Dec IL
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\ LECTURE Losr-Posters were display
ed about our streets few days ago, that
ELIHr BuEaITr, the learned blacksmith, &c,
would lecture in the court house in this
city, under the auspices Of the literary asSo-
ciation,-subject, "The Union" &c Mr..
Burritt, however, did not turn up at the ap-
pointed time, but instead, telegraph des-
patch was received from him. stating that,
he had got into the cars at Decatur labelled
Central Railroad. supposing himself on the
high road for l. Sale and Ottawa, but after
travelling 20 or so miles, found himself on
the Chicago Branch and bound for that city,
and OF course out Of power TO fulfil his en-
gagement at Ottawa. Mr. L. expresses him
self much chagrined at the occurrence, and
tells the Society if they will forgive him, he
will come and give them a lecture for no.
thing next winter.
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NOliCc !.

THE subscriber prepared To deliver -four free
Of charge TO all purchasers within the city limits
ILL., orders may be left either AT
mill MeSsrs Eeddick Iurlbut's store, where
slate viii be found for that purpose.
Bran and mill feed delivered at nominal Terms
invariably cash JAMES keller
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Auueduct Mills.

HAVING leased the above mill for q Of years and
i put the same in perfect condition. again pre-
pared to grinding, aud having competent
and reliable Mer., hope heretofore, give general
satisfaction.
\ superior article OF Flour. constantly hand
either the Nil, Ncssr=. Eeddck Hur.bGt's
Store. JAMES KELLER
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l. c. R. Il. OFFICE. YAYpALII June 81, 1854.
PRoF WuCD-Desr Sir: | take pleasure in bearing vo-
iuntary testimony the excellence Of your Hair Restor
alive. Three months ago my hair very gray. II 10
dark brown, (tre original color) smooth ard CLOS
The only application have made ii has been tina
Hair Restorative prepared by you, and which, from tho
result in my case, can most cordially recommend
10 others. Respectfully yours,
EDWARD wOLCOTT
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NEW STOCK OF
SPRING GOODS!
DOUGLASS a ROSS,
(Succe&sors to Ross 6 BlHiber,)
At the Peoples Cheap Store,

III CIOtef e Z otA5 IItVcA, Nfsl UOOT NOIII q U Z
7nonpso'a's cRy Drug Store,
DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
1RAVE just received large stock OF rich and elegant
n Goods. which would call the attention of the
citizens of Ottawa and vicinity to examine.
Among the stock may be found nice selection Of Silks
Ribbons, EiubroiGeres Chaices, Barcges, De Laines
Parasols, Shawi-, Mantllas, Pans, Embroidered and
Corded Skirts Corset. Broad Cloths Cassimeres, Vest
ings Hosiery Gloves, Handkerch-fs, Thread and Syr
Edsings which for richness, variety, and cheapness
have never been equalled ia this city.
The stock Of Silks comprises, Black Piaids, Striped,
Changeabe, Plain Florence Marceline and Turk Satin
and all entirely styles EnbrOderies all kinds and
entirely syles-ihe largest stock ever brought to this
(it--
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ATKINS AUTOMATON ;
Self-Haking Reaper and Flower
BEST M CINE IN USE.

(the HFstJ nSe6 az 1907.
10 used successfully an 1858.
500 IN t,ceaty ditereRt States in 1851.
1900 an all parts ct'the Union ia 1866.
5000 building for tie harrest ct' 1896.
HfHERE are SIX good reasons for this unparalleled in
i and great popularity lS 1t is strong aud
relabls and easily managed 2d Ii saves the hard Ia
Dor of Iiking 81. II at least another hand in
binding It'll 1t saves SCATTERING cy the careful hand
lig raking; hesides, the strRH being laid straight
in the sheaf. and does not drop in the
after han ding and the heads not exposed in the
stack, that the saving SNceeds the LGGuk
sryny 9th. II a good Mower, being of the best
convertible machines in 9Th. Ii has knife that
does not choke.
It's other exceIcnces, mention here,
are fairly given the circulars. rs intrinsic worth is
also attested by the award (mostly in years. OF
OVER 20 FIRST PREMIUMS,
PRCE-REAPER AND MOWER, S2rO-s,5 on its receipt,
as first sept mber and $50 first December. Price of
SELF-RAKING REAPER only $40. Considerable saving in
freight to those distance who order prior 10 lst
March: also liberal discount for advance payment.
To secure a Machine, or'cr Immediately. Though so
little known the past season. and ready for dcve
nv till lst Nav vet two-tlrs the customers could
ly established, that THOUSAND will not nearly
supply demand twelve hundred did last year, and
w. Shall also be selling four months earlier.
rE5- Orders early, If you would not he disappointed
PAMPHLETS giving MPARTIALLy the OPINIONS OF FAR
MERS together with ORDERS notes, &c, mailed to appi-
cam, and prepaid
son Agent, Ottawa, who will be in this City every few
weeks through the season, TO receive all orders that the
farmers of Ia Sale County may wish to give him ALSO
\ n, BRrSroI Is authorized to receive orders.
,an.,-6iu s. r. HUDSON, Agent for j. s. W. x To-
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New Spring: Goods !
w NIT =

nEGs leave announce the citizens OTTAWA and
its vicinity he i ready exhibit nue
STOCK of NEW GOODS, as desirable IN style can D.
found. and a : cheap - the cheapest
In the may be found all Goods usually to
b. found IL a Fancy Dry Goods stock, which Will De
shown chrerfully all who may favor rs With call.
NJ 10
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TO TEE PUBLIC.

I THANK my friends and customers for the generosity
and confidence which has characterized assocs.
tons for the past year, and desire them that
shall strive TO deserve the coming year
The large increase OF my trade enables me to pur
chase directly from Manufacturers and Importers
sho sell only in large lsts,) which advantage intend to
share with those who trade with me.
have never believed in the old saying, "there Is
friendship In trade" The result OF years Business
Ottawa proves directly the contrary me, and sLoudI
ten years longer in business feel assured that
can prove all my customers that there friend
ship trade well In any occupation Of lie, and
that all the virtues readily inger around the counter
as around the homestead Of the farmer the works shop
the meceauc the sacred desk. the judicial ernue.
During the coming year shall adhere TO the
G.E PRICE s-NTEW.
Treating all alike--iiIe young aud oid--the rich ana
poor, believing ia f2Ffl anil Jpf iHs,i:..
To those who ar. acq aistsd with Me aLi have traded
with me, and have traded with me. can only say I
thank you Tor your Partially; o" those yet unacquaned
VIII me-with my manner of doing bu-.Less-wth my
goais, and my prices, say TRY Me, and you shall not
be dissatisfied. intend to keep my stock at MI tmes
m aud complete sparng no labor TO procure, and have
constantly on hand everything noedfui ~ family, and
Of the hest quality.
am now beginning to receive Spring Goods, and
shall continue receive accesious often As twice
month during the entire season.
With the advantages that Offer TO purchasers,
anticipate large trade, and the larger tho trade tho
cheaper shall be able to sell.
In other columns will be found more partcula. auver
tisements Of the various kinds OF Merchandise have on
hand. ,ap5l AHTHOH hooh"oop
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Great Excitement.
Arrival OF the Pacific
TxInH Al. 4. " VI IL IL IL NiAN

I1IUEktI q KIM II i K NAN
SS1AnE this method Of returning tAeir thanks 20 their
l. friends and customers FOR l-iT fyOrs OF the past
year. and ready to receive them again, AID
,how them fine assortment OF Clothing AID Furnishing
Goods. consisting Of every variety and style % >priEg
and Sumn,ber Clothing. Mems, By-. and Chudren>
Clothing. Carpet Bag, TTguSs and yaiises. Hats and
Caps, Hosiery a.i G!oyes, All god Of
Shirts and Cravaf-.
Thi- present stock has been selected -..l gsa;
and comprise. all the latest styles.
We inve friends and til plb'ic generally 20 call
and examine sioca before Purchasing elsewhere.
confident = shOE them the cicape-t and
Iar ges: assortment ia town.
Remember tlir old stand, ". E.>ii,k's Beck.
Z.
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C0DfIIUaHVt O IIIt saiII.t
Eastern Leather For Sale!

4
lie has received large stock Of leather for fall and
winter trade, consisting IN part OF
IIemloCk and sd giitgr sole leather
Oak and hcm'ock upper.
CrassOrds Pi4s. kip and calf,
Calcutta hip, good common kip AID cali,
Grained upper, russell and PINK l-iEgs,
Boot morocco, amp fancy Innings,
Patent opera calf and string leather Tor trasEns use,
sloeulaker's kit and findings.
A!says or hand. an assortment o. geatiemea's fine
French calf patent leather. and Morocco boots ladies
misses, and chldreas boots and shoes and made TO
order.
Also leather lasts boot trees. crmp boards hammers.
pncers knives and finding. generally used in the BUSH
E-pafring done as usual. September 5.
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GARDINER, Me, June 81, 1884.
Ma. IYGR--Dcar Sir have used two bottles Of Prof
Woods air Restorative, and truly say II Is tho
greatest discovery Of the for restoring and chan gng
the hair Before using il, was gray d Of
venty Nj hair has attained its original color You
can recommend it ths world without the least
my case one OF the worst kind.
Yours, &C., DANIEL y. MURPHY.
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ShaWls 3!
Long and Square Broche Grape Printed Broche, S.e.
la SILK, Thibit and Cashmere.
Man.iIias. a large Variety.

VA q w 4 -
Long and Square Broche Grape, Printed Broche, Ste!
Ia, Six, Thib and Cashmere.
Man.iIlas. a large Variety.
We would invite particular attention 10 Stock OF
White Goods,
Such gi,s Book, Dotted and Barred Muslin Victoria
and Linen Lawns, Ladies' and Gents Linen Handker
chiefs, plain and coored borders English and American
Prints, GluGiIaInS. and large stock Of
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Such SEcet;ngs Stripes Ticks, Denins and Flannes
of all kiud-. Irish Linens, Plain and Figured Table
Linens, full assortment Napkins, Towels, Diapers,
Crash, &c.
We wouId particularly invite the ladies examine
stock OF GLOVES MrTs, AND HOSIERY, such a. Kid,
Six Isle Thread and Cotton Gloves, Atis, long and
short Hosiery, al kinds. ooloTz and qualities. Gents
half Hose, very large variety.
Ribbons.
Bonnet, Neck, Trimming, Satin and T4fe;a.
LADIES' Du ESS GOODS.
Printed ChalIies, De- i.aines, Barges, Tissues, popn
Quilts.
Manchester Lancaster, and Mars-les.
FOR MEMS WEAR.
Broadelotl- Cashmere. yes;ings, Linen FOR Goats
AMI Pants, CoitonaIes sufs, Shirts, Collars,
sc4ris, Cr@yA;s, &c, good assortment Of each.
ParasOs>.
We have and shall keep large stock ON had ~ the
season.
IsounrIs.
We shall have a Large stock &C have made arrange
foI getting tem every wecG which wall enable u, to
sell them Al very low prices.
Among NOTIONS may be found Pins, Needles,
TAPES. laaLtns Bgttos Hooks and Eyes, Thread, Shoe
I4aces Working Cotton. knitting Cotton. Combs, OF all
kinds. Hair BrusheS Eeticuies Prt Monra Transparent
Soap. sIiye. Plated and German Silver Tea and Table
spoons -.
TEA!
We keep few choice brands which are right and
cheap, ard al other Goods usually kept IN Dry foods
store and which would most respectfully invite the
citizens o. Ottawa and adjoining country TO call and eNa
;,ck which for quality, style snd prices, cannot
be beat
the place, The Peoples Cheap Store. Cor
merry Ross 4 Bamberl in Glover COcs's Block, first
porJh OF g. l.. TicmpsOu's Cay Drug store.
Ottawa. April -, $50. DOUGLASS L ROSS.
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Arctic Coolers.
rursr Water Coolers got up In beautiful style
private families boarding houses ard Offices. and
Ia, " JACKSON LOCKWOOD.
HOUSE keepersS
~IrAsy remember that at C. q. MuLERs you will find
Gu. e my31
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EStrHgcll

CTEAYED, from John CurTyea's Mills, Indian Greek,
- La sale CO. the Sth day Of May, 1870, yoke
of Work Oxen, or years old. On- is large raw
boued OK, has high horns, the color light
The other is of ildng size, with long slim horns the
color is red and white fine spotted, each having J. W
branded horn. Any Information will be thankful
Iy received and literally rewarded by leaving word at
John CurTyeas mills, by letter ottawa Post Once,
addressed to fmyZi-tf"l ClNCINATUSJ J. CCRfEA-
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@tta(ua frte CRATER
ORR RELATIONS WITH ESGLAND.-Amid

Our RELATIONS WITH ESGLAND.-Amid
the political tempest now raging in reference
to the approaching presidential election, the
"spec of war" that has for long time
been gathering in our relations with mother
England is completely overlooked and sino-
thered, and few persons have any idea OF
what the omcns really are in that direction.
To keep our readers posted, we insert TO-
day a communication on the first page from
our friend ", a gentleman OF intelligence,
who, mixing little in the political brois Of
the day, has kept fall run" of this subject,
and although not prepared to adopt all his
views, we give them as the calm conclusions
of an unbiased, reflective mind.
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gentleman OF Bostod writes to his friends IN New
Bedford thus
To your inquiries wouli reply that when fret CON.
mencel using Pro-. Woods Hair Restorative my hair
almost white. and had been for tie years.
amp very thin GA the top Of my -ad, aud very
loose aud pulled out freely but found that before had
used al the second bottle (Which eight weeks) my
hair entirely changed to it, original color, light
brown, ana 4, free from dandrGn, and quite moist
have had my hair five six times since tho
change, and have never anything lie white hair
starting from the roots, and 1t is thick Il ever
ard does out at all 1t has proved In NY
case all that could wish ask.
Yours. &C.
JULY 1, 1874.
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The Great Western Remedy for Ague and
ERYnf~

Fever,
DR.. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer,
10 speedy and thorough cure for Ague and Fe-
DER, Calls and Fcuer, Dumb igae, Intermit-
inland Remittent Feuers, andeuery form Of
Fercr incident to the Vest.
This popular remedy for Ague and Fever
hasnow been before the public three years, and
during that time about seventy foe thousand bot
ties have been Sold and in instance has it fail
ed to effect permanent cure as far as heardfrom
orto give entire satisfaction 10 the purchaser.
This medicine has been thoroughly tested, and
found an infaiii6irremedy for Ague and Fever in
all its forms Thousands OF certificates from the
most distinguished gentlemen in the West might
be furnished, showing lis unequaled merit, but
the following is deemed fiicient to satisfy the
most incredulous of It's Elf cacy.
O. BEAD the testimoRy Of John Mdt,r Sco.
EVANSVILLE. ILL.,. Oct. 20. 1853.
Dr.. EAsTERLY.-siI We take pleasure in sta.
ting that we have purchased three dozen bottles
OF yo, Fever and A,We Killer. and have sold the
same 10 our irons, and that it has effected
permanent in every We have sold
nearly all the various popular medicines lot te-
yer aud Ague, but none has gwen such entire
satisfaction your f. and Ague Killer. We
believe it is the best medicine now before the
public Respectfully,
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iI!BI 2JJ!!D p!puaIdS
CASH FOR WIIEAT:
Ottawa City Wills

THE subscriber. with thanks for past ,-Yors would IN
form his friends that The aJyr Mills once more
IL FULL OPEEATAIIUN and prepared To- dispatch Gri-t
without delay Al customers requested to
their Crisis entered bg.'N and numbered II would
also much tire land sometimes l-) il Farmers
would have all their BdGs ftrTksd tcstt uaEa IL T.
lie would also morn al wlo purchase hour Tia; lie
has IMPROVED AT considerable cNrr--rl lis cleaning
aqpara:us. and can simply al wAp may favor Aan
with call. st Gaur w;ch Re -l- s-as--t q give good
satisfaction. "a! 20 any ia tai, NarSet. AZ
toners within the city limits wi have O. cir Hour e. de-
l.ycrri free o: charge eNep: tc- 90 H4=f Al orders
lei; tie III. ol,e =; ? . Box !oi, wl ~" ,t.t-;
ate alton. h-sj. lam
= S-P-ices alv lov any other Pour a.. the
City Of equal quality. Y' A33ieS price or HtHfsr md
best MINI NDriHy H.,.:. G. "
mars. I-J6--ifn
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L, SALE COUNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance COmDany,

t,tc. "a Y GttiHg5Ts tIOCE, Ottdind.
tlltS Company. entering upon it, second under
4 very favorable circumstances having acquired
permanent reputation and having ou;staudu NJ abi-
(tAere having been no os-es is now offered TO the
public as a safe and reliable INSURANCE Company"
We prepared 20 insure property Of al iud against
the risk Of FIRE, much lower than reliable stock
Companies this Company being organized for the mutual
benefit Of the insured and a money making opera
ton the profits and losses any being divided among
the insured. WM. II. W. CCSHNAN. PTeS.
Wa. VI. TECE, S>c'y.
DIRECTORS:
Lorenzo Leland Vim. acddick,
Geo T.. Walker, J. V. A.. Hoes,
W II W. Cu-hman, WA. VI. True,
Il. Sizer u. ". Jackson,
H. D. Eames. Geo. H. Norris,
Richard ThoTue, J. q. Nattinger,
Benz I. Phelps, PlIi.o Lindiey,
John uo-sack JuHl3
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RU -INCSS ENLARGED
II OTTAWA -
mFurniture Mannfactory Fl
WATSON Il INNER NAN.

{, ZINEnMAE Ia wing purchased the interest OF l.. T.
- Rugr, in the Factory hHown a. RugE i Watson.
tAk-, Thu Opportunity inform the trade Ihat they
hand with increased advantages Tor manufacturing all
kinds OF Furniture and Z hairs. 1T prices that
defy competition.
This establishment having been engaged in the above
business for number Of years have taken pains - Sc
lect the best Of workmen and pledge ourselves 10 use
nothing but the best OF materials, having ain for dry
lug the most approved plan, leaving no excuse for
working lumber those who work direct on the
lumber yards "a have.
Hotel keepers and others will find it 70 their advantage
to trade with Us if good article Is desired.
job Work OF all kinds done the shortest notice Job
Turning and Scroll Saving done in the best
City Joiners will testify.
Nue.! Posts and Dannisters always hand, OF all pat
terms.
We have Saw MIL, and solicit custom logs.
The business of the Old firm will I've settled by RuGG
Watson, u before. WATSON < ZI,iEHMAN.
Mlrrl = 1s.-S