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THE NEW YORK BAKERY
~ MILL. q TIssAnT.

- . "a " :, - - IT.
tlIIE LEsa-s uu would rep .f'sIF INFORM tH- lIHA
=. bitalt. q: D'lNs and vicinity that they nov
prepared furnish the choicest vsre;y 30 Cracker
such ButrT soda. Lemon. Boston. Oyster. Aa.rr.'as
3 Water E..-r.t Also. Br.st, Cake. Brown Bread.
Pc, &C &C. in good variety. Caa'srtioa"ry, n The
ci"l'e-t selection. constantly on hand Al A4aIs Of
Fancy a.I wedding Cake made O., order.
Tie subs -rirer- having. spared pains nor 'zreEse Ia
GttiIe up Or the convenience and scrOu.llit-
ti0u 81 'hrr Customers and the T-c generally. are a"s
able f41li-h anything ~ their line g" those Who d.
sire. Tie Wishing the Srg York -ruu call daily.
vf. End their orders 90 the y. /. Bakery, or %
tH- Post .fiIr-.
- Remember 'hs place. IN U1-sarE'- Block. next
door of tIe Meat Market. MAN street -,ld u
Your ora Rs sn4 they wiz receive prompt attention
r SuEFfru r-arrT1 ".
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NEW MHLL

YVyHE Exchange Mil of Haskell Sample is now ready
IL to do CUSTOM WORK with despatch and satisfac-
ton. Superior Flour for sale at all times.
mylS HASKELL 1 SAMPLE.
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NEW ENGLAND BAKERY
9. ". -tsfSEsD-
NsNCFACIUHER 81 AT 'sHIETiEs oy
RrcnI. G1b g.. IuI Crack

IN NffisgH. sofa5a'ft- .>fr.@', rTtnD4, iiinOfs
nov prepared % furnish tie shortest notice.
- very superior article Of soda, Boston, Butter
Water Pic Nc, Inc, and Ginger Crackers, Pilot and
Navy Bread.
Al Do business strictly Cash basis, aud have eve
~ facility for Manufacturing enabled t. sell a. low
a any other House ia tie West.
AL kind q Fancy and Wedding Cake Esft constantly
n, made I'D order. fnuN2e1 {. ". SANFORD
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Tonacr" d CiGar lEamufnct"ry.

On Ia .Syig -, DDor S1llfi Of GiJs0tt II Bros
vi He subscriber would inform the public that he
4 nafdciuTing and keep. on hand the. best quality Of
Va. Chewing Tobacco, SBUe Pipes &c, wholesale and
retail prices favorable Also the best of
Havana. LIopera. Csssadoris and other kinds OF C-
grs. Farmers Gnd OF = who smoke chew make
great saving by buying Of me at wholesale,
sell a better article, At a less price than prdars.
Please call at my Mauufactory, next door OF the
Post Once, and see for yourselves.
Ottawa. Nov 10. q. VI. SCHNEIDER.
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KUckSkillS.

VyvHE subscriber begs call attention to his Buckskn
II Establishment on Main ST., next house west of Ma
gilis Office Tanned buckskins, all kinds OF brckskn
gloves whip lashes &c. aivgvs hand and sold at low
est prices. - -
Cash paid for deer skins. ljunT-tfl HENRY RAPP
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New Meat Market.

nFTF PORK MUTTON &c. &c tie best he country
ID produces b. had at Sol D@geHs new Meat MAJ
.-t corner ,f Nsu and C"lurbus Streets ia Iu-u't :
old stand. q the Mansion R0Gs-- The patronage %
the public j. respectfully solicited
O,.,v. October 81 sol. DEGEN. Proprietor.
an sEps>E-E VI 4 e zS 4. a.
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New lumber Yard.

Great attraction Fyr fdrnIers and Mechanics.
FI'IE best assortment of Lumber offered il otta
4 i ready for sale at the lumber yard OF
T. Z POWELL { co formerly OCCu i-i by z. SZEK. II
fyTrut thickness. Also all kinds Of common Lumber
PusTy Shingles, La. NaEs sash, Doors in short, every
ding necessary for complete building We feel conf
dent from acquaintance and connection with some Of
the largest dealers in Chicago that offer better
Inducements buyers than any other firm in the City.
Ottawa, June 2n ISJ.. u x POWELL K co.
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A Bank that has not Failed.

Ihe CINCINNATI commercial says
few days ago, an agent for one Of ouI
broker firms presented some Kentucky note,
at the counter of the bank in one of the ri
yer towns in Kentucky, and politely asked
for the specie. the following colloquy and
| incidents thereudon turned up:
Officer Of the bank Where are YOU
| from?'
Agent" That is imnaterisl, sir"
| Officer" Are you brokers's agent 2"
Agent" That's my business"
Officer" Whose money is this :'
Agent" Mine, and wish TO know whe-
ther you will redeem it, or whe ther you are
broke :"
Hereupon the officer consulted with 9TH
er officers of the bank, and, in 4 few mo-
rnents afterwards, the specie was counted
out in half dime. dimes, quarters, and half
dollars. The agent was slightly nohplussed
for an instant, not being provided with a
black carpet bag, but, observing a suspicious
gathering of outsiders in the banking room,
he found there was no time to be lost, and
Immediately commenced stutling the pres
cious, bnt troublesome metal into his belt
Thst 6li,a, - - ..-a.- a---.-
es pockets, until thsy pro,ruded ike the
joles of a China pig. Next, he filled his coat
pockets until they were distend,d d like an
alderman's paunch and, there being still
more eft, he was fan to content himself by
thrusting the balance into his bosom, until
he lookeI as full breasted a Z thorough bred
short horned bull.
A dozen or more excited fellows Of the
town, very respectable looking per-ouageS
withal, had by this time surrounded the
agent, and manifested a determination to
bar his exit from the bank, and sternly in
L 4 IL. L. 4 II
Being a p!ucky fellow the agent simply re-
marked, Gentlemen YOU Will oblige Inc 10y
permitting me to retire" No one moved
The latter reiterated his desire with slight
emphasis approaching eInsnd Still no
one moved. The agent now perceiying the
futility Of amiab,e requests, simply drew out
bowie, and remarked quietly but with
smack Of ucliness, You will please get out
/ Of the way, | am goi out oftna door. -
He went. When he got into the street how
ever, he was beset by other annoyanceS.-
The populace jeered and threatened him
Some proposed TO egg him, and 10 compel
him to shell out at all hazards. All re-
main d al 4 convenient distance from him,
however Meantime his breoch.s pocke cts,
uuaecustoMed to such treueuduouS strains
began to yield, and the agent, feeling the
weight of his respons bilitics accumulate got
anxious and began to sweat Atevery step
somebody rushed at him. At last he was
compelled to Use both hand, in sustaining
his pockets, and So he pl1dded through the
streets OF the town untIl he arrived at the
hotel where hs sqjourned. Thele he was
comparatively safe, and had opportunity to
provide convenient means for carrying his
troublesome ioad. The people OF tne town
a 81 RETAINED from further threatening de
monstra'Ions, and the agent left, rejoicing
at his escape. lie states that It is quite nat
ural to suppose that his nervous sys,cd vas
considerably excited
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BrJDgs-
ETTCHEIslN \ " SuUIiS

FYANISG frmei partnership ia the hutchering DA-
- .iursS. solicit patronage al the above stand.
Beef Smoked Hams Veal, Mutt SS-ages- Lard Tai
low salt Pork Bacoin short. every article belonging
TO a we'll regulated Meat Market always on hand
JaCo.. EEGHEEIY. mar 2il GEO W MATTHIAS
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REMOVAL
Frank Herhex.s Ice Cream Saloon,

M HIGH tie pact year situated door -st %
W tie EluE of ottawa ! removed This year door
-asf'1f tie Mansion House
Hs Establishment and Saloon vii be in perfectly
good shape
Beside nic- Saloons. there i added % his Esab
l-lEEHrf Balcony which viii give entire satisfaction.
A- vel agi better than tie pat years. r. EFEHFy viii
d. s o.. can. far %. depends i1. .f-r ,1 bis
customers a .Ifrfr- quality 81 Ice Cream. soda. C,s--,
o. ali kinds, a.. In word, hr assure them th1' al
tie articles i hs line w be "a the best ;a'. and - Hr-t
quality.
What 90 the C6uf.-'.aIeTies belongs W b. found With
him. taui--. 81 every dt~crI I;.ul- from tLr assorted
g. the fre-t quality
The ladies iiaf kind honor him by their
Presence these pact years, respectfully invited % DO
r'a same t', Summer.
Hs.s that ai tie ladies and gen erns7. well
tie yors-h that r'. r- sind visit i- saloon - U re-
tars. p ONE every tine entirely aafi-f.rl-
Come ana yog please 90 what t save -H7v" 8. not
De rr.r.-t truth. tuyg-6ul FRANK NEREIZ.
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TRAINING GRAPE VINES ON TREES. A Ca
nada correspondent of the H0rticaiturSt,
says
According to my experience, the most
productive way of growing the American
Grape is to let it climb into tree. In
April, 1889, planted out some Isabella,
from cuttings Of the previous spring, on the
south side OF a close board fence and allowed
them to run wild, for an experiment, into
some peach trees on the other or north side
of the fence. From that period TO the pre-
sent they have never been touched by a
knife, for like to see them riot in their na-
tive luxuriance. They annually bear in im-
mense profusion SO enormously, indeed,
that it must be witnessed to be credited
They have, however, nearly destroyed their
supporters, which, of course, l could not
prune on account of the grapes; but the lat
ter hide the long, naked branches of the
peaches consequent upon the desuetude Of
the pruning knife"
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A DARkEY's SPEEcH one of the
smaller cities of Massachusetts, the colored
population held meetings to discuss the pro-
priety of celebrating the anniversary of
West India Emancipation, August lst. At
one Of these meetings, . very conservative
gentleman was exceedingly surprised to see
some of the "fair sex rising and takin.
par, in the discussion. After 10 or three
of the sisters had freed darl bres' on
matters under debate, he sprang up in
greatly excited state, and addressed the su
dience:
"Feller citizens If Ii a 'sposed at de la
dees wood be pmitted to take part in dis
we're discussion (sensation)- Id a node
at de ladees could .jiDe in dis yere debate
(al eyes turned on the speaker)-ef I'd
bieeyed for one momunt, feller citz zens, at
de female Sect wood dar to raise DER voice
in dis yere meeting, Td-leller citizens
C' Wot! rot wood you've a did, ef you'd
node ;" shouted two or three Of the strong
minded sisters, as the whites of their eyes
flashed on the speaker)-I-I-(scratching
his wooD I'd abr ung my II along aeid ne ~
Here the discomtitted orator dropped into
his scat, completely exhausted.
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Millinery and sere>> Making.
Mrs. GK.IIEN

E-PECTFT LILY inform o.. aiiH- - Ottawa sni VI
hS entity tr1t -s HH- taken 'le rHnH-- n.e- DAME"
I-Hy'- Boo; store. Madison So 'eT doors vest %
h- ava 81 ere -fs -ul..i-- arI'.t go al That
pertains 10 tis Millinery Trade iu tH~ line ~ Pr"-s
N4sirg. Cu;tiag. F.cjug. Sc Her st0lS 81 E+t.~,Y
,;aF- ha. been selected with aIch cafe. ar- vii De
found sfsy si0r Having had thorough instruction and
experience 10 th- business she = coutiru; 81 beng able
20 1--WE perfect satisfaction. juu21-tf
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Carriage Repository,

OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
TVNHE ALvORD CARRIAGE MANU-
cA-E.S> Il FEATURING COMPANY, thankful
GsS-T,s for the patronage bestowed upon them
A-S-S&-- the psstyear would announce that thSy
have hand and receiving from their mandatory
in Connecticut . good assortment Of CARRIAGES, CON
sisting In part Of Barrouches Rockaways, Sliding seat
top and top Bucges, of various patterns Light Spring
Wagons with Concord Buggies, &c., all made Of
tOHnectic LuH5er. and in the most durable manner.
Having had long experience in the manufacture of
CARRIAGES we feel confident that can give entire
satisfaction in durability workmanship, quality, and
price We invite all wishing to purchase tc call and
examine stock. All tcdrrGHted-
We have also a Shop connected with Repository.
doing all kinds Of carrsce repairing short notice,
and in the hest manner Store on Main stree.
set2G-6ms II. ". JONES. agent.
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NJ / /. /. / y l.. l. Y
MSS AVERY
Vsharrv % announce t. III. Lid=s Jla she las si
'Grf from NV York with another large tni h-au'i-
flI .,o-s q MILLINERY GOODS. consisting oi I'e
at-s; srporatgEs. and prices tAat ds.es cgIpe'-
tiuI.
Country sIrrr-rs supplied With Patterns aaI s:Faw
G0D.lz. o. every kind.
In.4ut- Hoods and Dress Caps:
TiDFers and Feathers. tLat new and beautiful
Lace GAUNTLET;
Tarltan Dress -sr:-. flr evening;
Lace Cag.s and BertLa-;
Bridal WreI'is.
40 hra-.f.! assrrtrr-t of ornaments for the hair.
Ribbons and TT--- Tr.umiuE-.
Velvet and Satin E"uir- and Roses.
I.----- --ru-r ~ Vim mi L.L.nl.s s--ec-- --l-
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d +. y 7 9 L r Y.
Dr. VI. WHITTEN.
DeHtisi and Manufacturer of Mineral 7.eta,
Would respectfully submit the citizens OF Ottawa and
vicinity the following list Of his prices for artificial
teeth
Ist Class Work
L;oLd. Slrer.
Block Teeth, (of his own manufacturer up
Single Teeth tof his own man ufacture,) up
2d CtI~s WOrE
Gum Teeth, common style, upper and under, 80 20
Plain Teeth without Gums, upper and under, 20 %
And with pleasure refer. them the following gentle
RErEREScys-T. Hampton, ESQ., II. r. Eames Esq,
T. C. Prescott. Esq. J. W. Mills Esq. J. c. Haiheway,
M D. u. c. Stone VI D., VIM Osman- Esq. Jos Stout.
NJ D., Y j. Mc6Torrisk, NJ D. J. o. Harris, NJ D., T.
Hay VI d.. c. Hard, ~ D., x. NJ McArtiur NJ D., A
c. Putnam VI. ID.
DR.. whitten i the only manufacturer of Block Sin
sIe Teeth in the State vest Of Chicago for which he
awarded the 1st premium the La sale County Fair
Teeth inserted IN new and improved plan, without
the OF Clasps
tava, Ills. ocl0
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MILL y /. l. \ =
MISS MINER

Xy-OTLD MORN The lat.-- ~ OTTAWA and vicinity.
w thar -Ie hs- received her stock 81 SPRING
MILLINERY GOODS. all q which have been selected
with great care and -lIe viii De- happy have ladies call
and examine ther whether they E.h 70 purchase or
not
She Eopez by strict attention 90 business, and iDte
y,lc-s 10 merit a LIBERAL share % patronage. spll
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GHrrnda Draggis, and ADOti>cdry,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.D
Importer of German Drugs. French COgniac Brandies
Wines &c, Sc, third door OF the Post Oce, Main
Street Ottawa. III. Iny30-iyr
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DUGTOss McNAIsAI:i,
DR.. B. W. BRICE,

DR.. B. W. BRICE,
VIAS located himself in this place for the purpose of
practicug medicine and respectfully Offers hs SER
vice. 20 tie citizens auI those in it, vicinity
In all tfi- various branches % hi profession
From his experience aui familiarity with western Dis
Eases AMI by prompt and y-iaut discharge Of pr".es
datie- hope share 0f patronage.
Twenty years ago "T mere. he Wa An""H IN ''l" 20
MANY Who are uow citizens % this county -
whom would pleasure in referring Among them
E-4r- John Green Matthias TElubo. e W Arm
strong AMI Ahrar1 TrImhg- IL zDli also rcs=r 70 Dr.
a ~ H11IllI and ". Joseph stout. ~ O'tawa-
Ee-iisnre aat office Psui street. .E=t aud near
wm- RetIicS's building. opposite the residence Of
the late Ju.lgr CSctIl- Jdn2D
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Agricultural implements.

Srch as Common Securing, Une-HDrs6, amt |rairde
ELOBS Aarro3rs, CuitirafOrs, Horse Rntes, De.
In short all kinds of heavy farmers tools Their machi
nery is all new perfect, and propelled 10y abundant,
neyer-fang water power. Farmers are invited to call
and examine work. whether they wish to purchase
or not iUtheir 1cork Is trdyTGRte6
orders from a distance promptly attended TO, and in
plerents placed board canal boats free Of
charge ieDo-u d. VI.
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O.. l.. Ts.OMPSOY
f Y. GRUGGS.

Drugs Pdten. jfediciaes, FriHts, oils, TGr1isies,
TJge Sfufs, DE. De.
Between Glover 4 Cooks and Reidcks Block.
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DrugJist. Soolssyer, ant !SytiOnsr-OttHtrG, ~.
Second store in Nattinger's block south side Of the
h1use square. yr
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Matchmaker and .I~1r>fr7-At A. fostsrs Oh stand,
S,rth .SI,fe Of The CoJrf HO,tse .SIsGrS- OtI'cd.
HYYATCH work thoroughly done and warranted
w Clocks repaired at the shortest notice Clocks,
Watches. and Jewelry for sale cheap Dec 10
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pr. \. ASHCANAZY, Hungarian,

HAVING; just returned 20 this Dity from Europe
~t-re h has visited t- most important institutions
os medical learning Offers hi- services the public
Particular attention. paid 20 Cnrunic diseases
Ofce-hrst fcoT D. Walkers Drug store IN Nc
,rnrnfitnr II.u I,1ilIinr. marI
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VI kNEGSSI.

Boot and Shoe -Ottdtod, H.
Madison street north Of Glover Cooks new Bloc
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&C CoouRTCU. ". d..

ECLECTIC PEY-I,IAS AND SURGEON
once third d0sr srsr of O-'GJ-T BfUE NriH StreSf,
OTTAWA ILLS
HR g. would respectfully call tre attention % thn--
suffering Chronic Diseases. particularly scio-
fI4 White Swelling salt Eh-uaI, Erupti1u- .: the lac-
aud ss Srad Head Old Sores, and al diseases arising
from impurities 81 the blood
Also ibrf.rri;--. Curvatur-s, and Diseases OF TIE
Spine Distortions OF the Feet Contracted Limbs s;H
JJiHts. sc-
Cancer t-e=---i upon entirely principle, and
.rl,h , .-.-rrs. h--.t.frr. nfrnuII-I apt
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r. IL. HOST.

fNffgrd- IHtttHtN
Oxee At his Drug Store. La Sale street
Residence with Dr. Hard, corner Of Madison .HI ,lin-
an .tr--ts sep 10y
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Fall Treatmca, Of Trees.
Country Gentleman

'Ie lauv.-Mauy who attempt thoeul-
tat.au of lrui. auI ornamental trre, Gl
'lu u.. pg.a. sgr ...u; attention t1 them
Zoo rr alD The al or ibc l-a, b. often a
critical time with mos, trees, AMI they COM
-guen,y r,luirr moro attention tlan 10
other tme,. rra ,la. have Iru recently
,.t, and which have NOT aai time 30 raIr-
cate, nr ~uI out vi.1r5l, lateral, for their
support. generally rs..,yr considerable iu-
jury Iaa .loau,amn winds, tlc swly.rs
O. which .a.y 900 rsral, causing he.r.
.a#u u. tIe radical, which uatualrs.usnHy
operates fatally, aud is a,way, ,aa greater
a- l.s extent injurious even where t.v
.re, IS no. clearly apparent Al trer,
should ba secured from tha evil by stakes
aErI iu tho s1i', as soon as they ar st Uut.
TUis Irrnut,1n will often hs 90, means OF
saving much .pguse, and tHe loss OF many
valuable trecs. IN tbo srriu., as s10n us
90, frost {, fairly out OF tAc s,il. a., .wlrl
should d. rm',e4, anil msugr, Ja. in
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pursuing That was the pendulum system;
but it would have been all the better II he
had swung hack before he 60, sick.
"As Dr. Bellows has taken one bold step
in the right dcrcction Il is to bo hoped no
will take another. and try to obtain for the
workers in the city the means of obtaining
a weekly peep at the theatre Of nature. |
would rather sec one city child in the grass
than a thousand in tho playhouse. What
do you say to the suggestion, DIR. b.? or
are you too busy reforming the staccl by
the way. what delightful thing the drama
will he when YOU have brought IL into pro-
per shape can fancy the walking gentle
man, splendid as he now is in hi' curl. and
whisker., dockcl and cropped to the desired
standard of clerical elegance, making dis-
Greet proposals to eligible young ladies, hay-
ing previously, in defiance Of all rules, OBJ
mincl the fathers consent, and finally
drfra,in, the design, Of a rival (tho villain
or ,h, niece who smokes cigars and breaks
hi. appointments. Then what q charming
bcinsa proper ballct-dincsr will bc-a rncm-
b,r oi the church-who will dance only in
acrA ballots, or her ayorite bits, the "Pa'
10 Confirmation, " the " Rrrira'," cts, etc.
In thos, days, too, We 'hall not hear Of
actors making an engagement, but they
viii r,cicyo a csY, 10 perform, say at tho
Thirl Congressional Dutch Reformed Thea
trr, Chrsnu; strrgt, Philadelphia the Rap
u,, Varieties. or tho Methodist Miusircls,
there. boz conjunction will dcyout Bones
and pious B,np. % sins few humorous
hymns. They will have no moro benefits,
bu, donation nights. which latter arrange
mont will afford abundant opportunities i'r
ths Nous 20 chiuls' tho drmn out og IT,
due. The boxes will br called Tcw', tho
performance will commence with prayer,
and tho opening OF the doors will b. ar-
u1uu-5l hy ihr ringing ul large bell
Yulus ladies' will 40 longer talk OF merely
going O., thr theatre they will ny they
laya been attending service at DR.. John
rn.,cr',. or tha, tbi, i'a commencement, of
'hr Rev. Mr. Brousham', theatre, or .ar
.rme year. have brrn sitting unlrr the Row.
William T.. Burton. Tho,, will b, pliy
uars, certainly, and II You only alop, the
plan have ,ketchol ont, ther' win ho no
Ilo.rr Of ,h,risins s-nrnton indulsiu, IN
any criminal cyc.s. OF thairial'
" Bot may not an tho sympathy OF DR..
Bellows for p'nsnr, be- part OF an in'iiIou'
scheme O, wl,rIl, tho stage ont of ~ at-
triruyc glitter, a, a' make 10 less ormil-
an, rival, auI induce ,ho public % ratronl'e
,l, other shop /. would b, Interesting 10
,rc crowds rushing from melancholy walk.
ine gentleman, with a yard and a halt II
couutcnauc,. 10 hear the amusing address OF
Methods. minister"