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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-12

FREAK OF A LUsATIC.-The pit;sburs Dis
Patrt furnishes an account OF young man
named Davis, who has been cutting some
rare antics In that vicinity. Il SAYS:
DAVIS has been laboring under the deiu-
sion that he l. n second " Dan Rice" and en-
gagged In getting up 4 new circus or menage-
lie Tor tue entertainment OF the public. On
Saturday, the oth inst, he wandered the
streets al night. and next morning caught i
snake, winch he took to Bells scEoo, house,
in the neighborEOod, where he says he had
grand performance /; after getting through
which he swept the house, and broke all the
windows with the broomStick. lie then
proceeded 10 the residence Of Mr.. W. Curry,
a nile or two from town, in the absence OF
the family, and destroyed nearly every thing
in the house. He says he went there TO
have some fun; broke gun, with the bar
rel 0! which ne smashed the crocEery, dishes,
glass ware al windows, took to pieces a
clock and two watches, grinding up their
works in a cider press. Ii then struck him
that the ground where the house would be
an admirable location for a circus, where
upon he built a fire upon the floor, and It
was soon in flames Dirom which he narrowly
escaped by jumping from a window, cutting
his arms and hands in getting out-and
leaving a broadcloth coat, which the heat IN
duced him to throw off, a prey to the flames.
Considering the bees appropriate performers
in his new circus, he upset several hives, in
which performance he was very badly
stung. When the neighbors came running
to the fire, they found him under shade
tree, congratuating himself that this was
the best performance he had had yeti
brought the largest audience = The house
was entirely destroyed, and the poor luaatic
secured for the night"
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\ Monster Reptile.

\ correspondent Of the AbiHgt7n Demo
crat, writing from Walnut Hill, Lee county,
a, who Is, as the Democrat assures It's
, readers, "a gentleman in whom implicit
conhderce can be placed" gives the follow
ing account of a monster reptile in Harlan
county, Ky. He says
About three weeks ago five menwent to
gather whortlebcTIies in the mountainous
part Of Harlan county, Kentucky, and in
their travels came t. a small branch at the
foot OF a steep ridge, where they discovered
q smooth beaten path, or rather slide, that
led from the branch up the ridge. 'uriOSi-
y tempting them to Gnow its meaning they
followed the trail to the top OF the ridge
where, TO their aStou!shnent, they found
about an acre Of ground perfectly smooth
and destitute oI yeg;ta,iOn, near the centre
Of which they'di>cyveged a small sink or
cave, large enough to admit 4 salt barrel.
They nciudcI 10 drop in 4 few stones,
and presently their ears were saiuted with
loud, rumo.ug sound, accompanied with
ratt.iug noise; and au enormous serpaut
made MS appearance, blowing and spreading
his head. and his ioIhed tongIe prytrUded.
The men we're struck with wonder aud al
fl 1T, and suddenly the atmosphere was
Ii ed Hith a smell SO nause.,ia. that three
81 the five inca were taken very sick; the
.olh-r two, =egveriEE the condition Ot their
CON paaioas, dragged them away from the
aboae OF death. About ten feet Of the snake
Dad t. tuCir Judgement, made ijs appearance,
81 en- they A4rsIeI home aaG told nal they
iiad seen TO tAe.r he gu1orS.
q The next day were mounted some ten OF
.the hardy lnountaHecr~, armed with rifles,
= terula-l 60 destroy t.e monster On ap-
Il1acaia. within cue hundred yards of the
d. 81 ing Di lls s.-Ge5li7, their horses sud
.zn.y t-e.IBe rc-'Iye, aud neither kindness
no rl- c1u'l E.Ne iae,a - any nearer. .
Thf 4la Gismoan,sd, GGa A.,cAtng their
borsss proceeded on foot = 5th rA-s cooked .
10 .la u.9ut-a che cave. IA,y hurried .H
three or four large stones, and FELL back
some fifteen s,el~, when TIE same noise WAS
heard as belaT,, and out came the dreaded
reptile, ready, Is his looks Indicated, - .
crush the iutrgLe.s.
.Aoou; the same length OF tie snake haG .
appeared from the Ao.c, when eight or ten .
bullets went through his head, and, as the
died he kept crawling out until
t"eUty lcet o! ;Lat hugh boa Law uoiiouiess
on the ground. /, was rattle snake Of
twenty gatt.es the first was four in
cAes in diameter, the rest decreasing IN SIZE .
to tbc last. NiJh difficulty the men drag
sed him home, and his skin can now be seen .
by the cugiou, III Harlan county.
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! with his eye. In his left hand he held
! thick handkerchief all wadded up. That
! was to stop my mouth with. Every nerve
IN my body was now strung. an my heart
! stood stu as death. OF course my snoring
( ceased and at that instant the huge knife
! was raised above my bosom. Quick a,
/ theneh', drought my pistol up-the muz-
zle wGs within n foot Of the robbers heart
he uttered quick cry! saw the BRIGHT
blade Guiyer in the moonlight, but il came
not upon me. pulled the trigger. and tic
last fear was past. had thought that the
weapon might miss fire, but it did not.
| There was a sharpe repors, and as | sprang
up and backed. heard fierce yell, and 1:
the same moment the rObber fell forward,
his head striking my knee az it came down,
Weak and faint sank back, but sudden
tip Of the canoe brought me TO my senses,
and went aft and took the paddle AZ
soon as the boats head was once more right.
| turned my eyes upon the form in the. bot
tom of the canoe, and | saw it quiver-only
spadmodic movement and all was still.
All that night | sat th re at my watch,
and steered my little bark. | had my se-
cond pistol ready, for | knew not surely
that the wretch was dead. lie might be
waiting to catch mc'oT my gaurd. and then
shoot me. Bat the night passeI slowly
away, and when morning broke, the form
had not moved. Til n ! stepped forward
and found that GuStuS Karl was dead. Ife
bad fallen with his knife true to its aim, for
he had struck very near the spot where my
heart must have been, and the point was
driven 50 far in the solid wood, that bad
TO work hard to pull it ont, and harder still
to- unclaSp the marble fingers that wero
closed with dying madness about the handle
Swiftly Eowed the tide, and ere the sun
again sank 10 rest ! had reachCd Loganport
The authorities knew tho face Of Gu,tus Karl
at once and when had told them my story,
they poured out a thousand thanks upon my
head. ! purse was raised, and the offered
reward put with it. and rendered to me. |
took the simple reward from the generous
citizens, While the remainder, | directed
should be distributed among those VINO had
suffered most frou, the Wabash robbers
found Kemp sick and miserable. He was
burning with fever, and the doctors had
shut him Up in room where well man
must have su!iocated.
Wat.r water In Gods name give mo
water he gaspcd.
" Haven't you had any: 2" | asked.
H- told me no threw open the win
low1-Scnt for pail cf ice water. and was
IN the point OF administering twhen the old
ioctor came IN. lie held bis hands up in
horror, and told ine 'twould Kill the sick
nan. But forced him back, ard Kemp
iraak the grateful beverage. He drank
iecply and then slept The perspiration
poured from him ike rain. and when he
woke again his skin was moist, and his fever
vas turned In eight days from that time,
he sat in his adi!e by my side, and together
we started for Little River. At Walton's
settlement, found my horse wholly recover
I'd, and when offered to pay for his keep
n- the host would tske nothing The story
4 NY adventure on the river had reached
here ahead Of me, and this was the land
J.l gratitude.
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For the Free Trad
S Tom and jerry"
By sA.IVAL vELLCR.

The shades of night were coming down quick, /
When through this town there passed aJrick, I
Who in his hand olenchcd Ike vice,
\ tuniblcr will! this strange device -
Tom and Jerr1
Bis eyes were red and pimpies rose
Like blossoms on his rGby ioze
Aud everywhere this youth did 20
lie bore a!git that strange motto
'Ton and Jerrl
In bar-roon,s, and in gro@-Saops, too.
T." stopped awhile, a. he went through
Then >ilaightway TO the counter sped,
And 20 the landlord these words said -
"Tom and Jerrr
81 On, stay = tho maiden said, "don't drink,
Else to perdtiOn Won will sink ;"
Bat ike a 5razen kettle rung
The accents Of that drunken tongue -
tom and Jerry
" Don't touch that GIN" the old man said,
e Go home. you Sot. and 20 to bed :;
This tho old mans last good night
Iie @pokc, then vanished out Of sight
"ToIh and jerry.
At haif-past ten the vorv next morn,
That Young man 10 th- Jail was borne,
Still claSpin~ IN his clenched-up hand
\ banner with that strange demand -
tom and Jerry.
HoErALi
Now all Young mon beware lcSt Won
Should like Tom and Jerry" too:
Look odt. lest as along you 20.
! or choose that dangerous motto -
Tom and Jerry.
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\ Boy SAoTHEEED TO DEATH N A WHEAT
BIS.-John Stubbs, Jr a lad about Ii years
Of age, son Of John StubbS Sr., of Wyanet,
was smctherod 70 death in a wheat bin at
the l.eiEht.houSe in that place on Saturday
last. lie and other boys were playing in the
bin, while grain was running out of the bin
into the cars, and running in from above.
He sunk down into the cavity formed by
the running out Of the grain and was i'm
medately covered by that coming in from
above Every possible effort was made by
Mr.. Nichols and others 10 save him, but
they were unable TO get him cut until some
fifteen minutes had elapsed when life was
eEtinct-cwing to the quantity of grain in
the bin, it was found TO be impossible TO
shovel i. back, and hole was, therefore,
.ut through the weather boarding outside,
through which the wheat was got out but
not in time to save the boy. HIS death has
excited much r, gre, in Wyanet. He is said
to have been boy Of rare merit and cor
rectnoss of demcanor, and was highly es-
toemcd by the people of the yillage-BH-
reat 10. Dan. Sept 3.
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JUDICIAL ERMINE IN THE LOCEUP.-On Sat
urday last, judicial functionary of the vii
lage Of Napcrviilc uisited Chicago, and ma
turaliy desiring to witness the operations Of
Justice in the metropolis, obtained through
an acquaintance an introduction to the mag
is;raie Of the tribunal of police. He spent
most of the afternoon on the bench, in COM
pany with justices Miliken and King, who
took some pains to exhibit the elephant in
his most attractive cOlors. Towards evening,
the country justice took his departure, ex-
pressing himself highly pleased with the
manner in which things were conducted.
In about two hours, he was brought back by
couple of policemen and PIT an the loclup.
During his absence, it appered, he had VS.
tied saloon in Wells ST., where, after i'm
bibing somewhat too freely of unfortunate
whisky, lie attempted 70 kiss the keepers
wife, and was summarily elected. In re-
taliation, he broke the windows and kicked
up d general muss in the street, for all Of
which he was arrested and locked up.
When his name was called by the magis
trate yesterday morning he did not answer
and was not be found. Upon inquiry it was
found that he was a political friend of the
Mayors, and had been discharged on Sun
day by His llighness' order. His name is
John j. Reedcr.-Chi Times.
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\ LARGE DAYS WoRK.-An exchange
paper informs us that, a few days since. Nj
chael Cramer. Of Mercersburgh, franklin
county, Pa, cut in ten consecutive hours
ten acres of wheat in n thoroughly work
manlke manner. 1t turned out two hundred
and fifty two shocks or three thousand and
twenty four sheaves-being nearly three
hundred and three sheaves per hour, and
over five per minute daring the whole time
of cutting. This is, perhaps the most ex-
tracrdinary grading ever done in the coun.
try. At the close of the performance, Mr..
Cramer did not appear to be much fatigued,
and expressed his ability and readiness to
undertake the cutting Of an adjoining lot of
seven acres on the following day.
We should think reaping machines would
be duh sale in the neighborhood where Mr..
Cramer resides.
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TEE Swoao MrlUIc.-Tais sword was
forged by Weland, in 4 trial OF skill with
smother celebrated weapon-smith, Amilias
br name. Weland first made 4 sword with
which he cut a thread Of wool upon the wa
ter.-iUt not content with this, he reforget
the blade, which then cut through the whole
bail OF floating wool. Sill dissatisfied. he
again passed j! through the fire, and at last
produced 50 keen weapon tha. it divided
whole bundle Of wool floating in water
Antilles on his part, forced a suit Of armor
50 much to his own satisfaction, that, sitting
down on stool. he bade Weand try his
weapon upon him.--W Weland obeyed, and
there being no apparent effect, asked Ami
las if lac felt any particular sensation. Ami
iias said he felt as though cold water had
passed through his bowels Weland then
bade HIM shake himself. On doing so, the
effect ct the blow was apparent; he fell
cead in two piyces.-Heritts Aaeieat ar
HgT
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REMOVAL!
Frank Rpyhcy.s ice Zye:tn GnlOru,

W HIGH tla past yy.f situated one door -~-' Of
w The Bank of Oi'1-I, l. -vnoEtd this year cocr
ca-i-of the Mansion House.
Ills Es;abi.shIHcnt and Saloon viii be in perfectly
good shape.
B-dc nir- Saloons there t. added q hi E-:ab
AhneH Balcony, which VIII give entire satisfaction
\ Wei and better than the past years, T. BEBBEz viii
DO an i- flr depends l,u 10 offer 10 his
customer s"iernc qgHiity uf I-g Cream soda, Cakes,
oi 900 kra- &c. L. word, I've assure them thar al
the articles IN s ae VII DE- - tie best taste and oi FIRST
ggsify.
what 10 @ Conf riioneres belongs viii ur found with
him Ceai.9. ui every description, from tine assorted
On -ie finest qualify.
TIE ladies that we're kind 90 honor hl ~ tLair
'ue-e I-. years. are respectfully invite! 10 10
Tie T. sur" shat alth" adi and -r1t'eEr-- vHI
tn. youth Itl Eii! t- ii. 3 g. y-it his Saloon will
-ar4 ONE .E cry ula- entirely satisfied.
Come and see IL yoG r1a ss i What De- says above rot
hs puTest truth. lmy'-GIl FRANK HEEEEZ
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MARRIED IN TIE CARs.-A marriage tool,
place on the lightning Express train Of the
Michigan Central Railroad, few days
ago. while running between Kalamazoo and
Galesburg. The happy couple were Mr.. ".
\. Webster, Of 0swego county, y. ", ana
Miss Emeline c. Beach, of Guernsey county,
Ohio. The cour,ship took place on the cars,
during the ride from Chicago to that point.
As they were married by Express on the
Lightning Line, we may lock out for Mun-
dering time when life's responsibilities"
BEGIN to come
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A young and beautiful, but poor widow,
was about to marry rich old wdower. Her
friends wished to know why she wanted to
marry him. She replied, FOR pure love |,
love the ground (mcaning the farm, pro-
bably0 on which he walks, and the very
house IN which he lives" phcre is platonic
love for you. There is none Of your school
girl romance ia that
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"Look at that!" exclaimed returned
Irish soldier to gaping crowd, as he exhib-
tied with some pridr, his tall bat with a bul
let holo in it, ''Look at at the will you ?
You see if it had been low crowned hat,
should have been kilt outright
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SHANE TO MASucoD.--To see delicate
woman rubbing bed-clothes over wash
board from morning till night, and a hercu-
lean gentleman measuring oat rolls OF lace
and delicate ribbons, would make Pawnee
Indian laugh at our assumptions OF chi'alry.
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When fellow is too lazy to work, says
Sam Slick, "he paints his name over the
door. and calls it "A tavern, or grocery, and
make the whole reighborhood os la5y ns
himself"
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"No, never 60 to church." said coun-
try tradcsman to his parish minister, 81 al
ways spend Sunday in settling accounts" )"
The pastor replied, "The scriptures say
that the day o: judgement will be spent in
the same manner"
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Stone! STONE! Eur salon!

Stone! stone! EuT sale!
ITE now o1er az our quarry, two mics north Of
w Joliet. and within three hundred feet Of tl- llli
Hos and Michigan Canal, all kinds Rubhie. Building,
fiacsng, and Dimension Stone, from t.0 inches in
thickness Up 90 thirty inches, and Of size COLOR and
quality surpassed Nv none in tic STATE.
AL orders for Stone either dressed or in the rough. to
b. shipped hy canal or rail- viii Pee proty attended to,
and furnished prices 90 please flc purchaser.
ANDERSON, SPENCER & co.
JAS. G. SPENCER, =. l"rsHTEIING.
l. UlEr-FLG, AIt,. ASpEEsoS.
IL. N..,-...I..- rs-f
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OTTAWA IElEEEs74E3 YAEED.

TIE UNDERSIGNED having purchased The shop aud stock
s'es.cH !. Finley. where he intends Co csrry the
business o extensive scale Hg ts on hand amt
Is always i Ta cf t'I- best quality Of American. it-
Ian aIg q, 'au Marble. for Head Stones. Tomb Stones,
Monuments. Nantes. Furniture, Sc. 4 lie lu~
"a. in the country, he feels
-ur.i -iHf ur get uI auy .tAg iu his line superb
or style together with low prices he feels assured that
he will give ~ favor hm with their support
entire Satisfaction
y T.. Orders from distance earnestly solicited. and
promptly attended to. JAMES WILLS.
Ottawa, March s, 10.
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DANIEL. LEAIfY. .
q. l.. THOMPSON
ID l. y Il 1 x L II Y :
Esr. VI. NslIT EE.N.

Srrceors DsHtit and fHgficture5 ~ EEoct and Sia-
gle Te,N.
Teeth inserted e and improved plan, without;
the Of CIaSF-
Rooms kus-ei- Furniture Depot l. sale St, OF
rawa. Iii--
RErEEESCEs--r- Hampton. E'g, IL = ElIass, E-P.,
r c Prescott Ed J. W. lIiis E-I-. = g Hath evay-
MD PC stone " D. Wu. O>r'1r, E-I- I"- stout,
NJ D.. p J. N-C;orri~E. VI. y J. . ItTr-- " y, 7
Hay, VI. D.. G. Hard, VI. D., r. VI NcArtLur VI p !
c VI sI-i.--fi
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Sash, Door. and Blind Factory.

a.. :. III !. I'm
TEsOTID inform TIE public tlaf be Is now making. at
VIZ his Factory te Hydraulic B:sin, near the t.
~ Mills. superior articles of Doors, SASH and blinds
Ny uor, g. al i.a lr Of seasoned LumLer and in point
Of finish .I durability win cou isyorabiy witr any
in jii- market.
Builders and others are invited 20 1--WE me q cal before
purchasing elsewhere. chat offer them
iudue-Iuents 10 buy 81 mc. y. 4. CAQUELIN
OTTAWA. October -, 1896.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
/ L NJ 3 L II
o LfgLfg IN n0Ttahf f5 FaI51ryE 07f TY osie.-s


ID ESPECTFULLY announces to the Inhabitants Of Ot-
Ii and the surrounding country, that Ae has Ci-
tanned :.e oI and well known LGmagr Yard Of J. q G..
AEWUUE whore he viii keep constantly hand and sell
the -ua; r--uucratiHg profit, an kinks Of Lii1
Lath aud Shingles Being connected with one 90. the
Wholesale in Chicago, he il
confident tlt BE- possesses unsurpassed facilities. and
therefore so.lci:s your patronage. jim 2j-y
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NEW ENGLAND BAKERY
{. u. >1NEGEEss,
usSrFsCrvt. q. ag All yAlTEgIE- 0F
Errni. gaE.e.. as3g7 Crack cTs.

an Ernrr.aa. 'o'-9.i9- STREET rfLTr'. i,Hais,
e. now rrar.-eI tu Furnish -t t.- shortest notice.
p very superior article of S..r Soda. l. -ton. Butter,
Navy Bread.
~ facility Tor NauIac,urirrI enabled to sell ls,s
as n..v other House in the Wet
Al kinds Fancy and Wedding Cake kept constantly
on hand and made 10 order iuoy-.I c. ". SANFORD
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h'p' ';'.Sa s%w;c,Its.rai = implements.

AGricusss'risi sE,si,senichts-
Such as ,;yUnOa ScpufrA9- one HOySe 6Hd IidiF2s
DJOFS 1gryOtrs (iaf.y yPi6rS, Norse EukcS, dc,
In short all kinds heavy farmers tools Their mach-
merry is an new perfect and prop -iled by an abundant,
falling water power Farmers invited call
examine their work, whether they wish TO purchase
o not -dNti.iy tr0rk is 1rfTrdRted.
Orders from distance promptly attended to- and i'm
piements placed board canal boats cars free Of
charge feb %-tf ID N.
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TIAS located himself u tli- place f- t.a pT--H-- n
pract.cug medicine. aud eC,'i "tal- .f- --s-
vices to the citizens Of OJ'aN and -..-- - .- Fl-
In all thu various branches 7f L.- iri .f-.--.--
Prom lis experience ANA Familiarity .-l v=-'EH dis
ea-es and by a prui.pr auI v5crEl So 70. probes
sfOuaI duties hope. merit -rr- a patron
Twenty years ago or l,ore. ne Ar.al .u ufo 2.
many Who citizens 90 fa,s county 20 -H "i
lie would take pleasure iu referring Agfn. rzi
are E-ar- john Green Matthias TrsrHap. O. " Arm
strong and Abrtm TruIio. lie would t- E-'-- % Dr.
A II. HpwIand and Dr. Joseph stout "i Ottawa
Residence AMI Ollie .- paul Street east and near
VIM ErIiek'- b4..l.Hr, opposite the residence "l
.Ae late JGdg- Cotton J.i-'
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T'n.2pr.t, "a G:gar Taauausartory.

on -NatH IT,. one Lopy Etf~i Of Post CIF-e,
Y.TE subscriber would inform tbe puL. tlat he is
- uuaeturiur and aecDs hand the best quality Of
Chewing Tobacco snuff Pipes. &c, wholesale and re-
tail prices favorable 20 customers. Also, the best OF
Havana IaortrI. CHs~adori-, and other kinds Of G.
gars. Farmers !ud , who smoke or chew make
great saving by buying Of - wholesale, Is can
,ail a better article, AT less price than ue,ilrrs.
please call my EI4nu.sctory, door west Of the
Post Office. auf zee for !cGr2el'es-
Ottavu NOV 10. q. H. SCHNEIDER.
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millinery aEzt: s3rc-> Milking.
-Tr~. CgIg FT

ESPECTFJ JLiI informs tLe iIUie- 0f 0t-a7~- and Vi
e r.r.fy tiHt slice l.- ta.gl t-- rooms over D.utl
Leiy's Boot Store. Madison ST. .-. doors west nf
CslGula=. Ottawa. where size i-r- orders ~ a that
pertain. tl .l- VI nrry Trade ia tie line Dr.-z
NI'#u-. Cutting. Fitting. &c U.r -rst- % -V"tH..V
GDy.s has been selected with much ~ra, ana VIII i-
found ssr1-r5,g Having Ha thorough Instruction ard
esryr5-r= tse business, -- = colnteH; %. being able
o. give ,--f=r- -...s...-.l.I. J-nz5-tf
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-cUID respectfully inform tic ladies of Ottawa and
~ vicinity THAT size is receiving fine selection
o. MILLINERY GOODS .or spring and summer trade
which size offer - low prices.
straw Bou:etr cleaned 90 order.
Rooms IN Eas-uet-s building opposite tie Mansion
H.. aplI
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ALFRED w. CiyARLI.
HOMEOPATHY y
sxs - u &.

pTFAls a. lI..,s4.-.
HAVE associated Themselves IA the practice ~ NH
cine Sg,I.rH. and would respectfully fender
;heir profession a. services to ;= citizens ol ottawa and
vicinity
Once in 'Ecr H-csi-EEs b.oeEs s.--- a. -"
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