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EXTRA PREMIUMS AT THE FAIR.-The propri.
etors of the famous horse Lexicon have decided
to offer. at the approaching La Sale County fair,
beautiful silver cup or goblet as an extra pre-
MUM for the best two year DID, the best yearling,
aud the best sucking colt Of the get of Lexicon,
exhibited ON the fair ground. The silver cups are
ON exhibition at the Jewlry store Of 0. Trask in
Ottawa The premiums are to be awarded by
such committee as the contestants may des.
ignate.
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Another Suicide.

Some time between Q and o'clock p. n. on
Tuesday of the present week, young man
named Albert Ludwig Struckmeyer. ended his
mortal career in this city by committing sui
eide. He was book binder by trade. German
native of Hanover), about 81 years Of age, and
had for several months past been employed in
the bindery of Messrs. Denhard Il Lutz, but
having larterly been out of employ ment and
being out of money, felt depressed in consequence
Tuesday afternoon he went to his room (he board.
ed with Mr. Hsberle) and was not again seen
alive. About o'clock in the evening his room
mate attempted to enter the room, but found it
locked on the inside. Being unable to arouse
theoccupant, he finally gained admission through
. trap door overhead, and then found young
Struckmayer in bed, cold and ifeles. A dis.
charged pistol was found by his side, and ON ex.
amining his body, it was fund that he had shot
himself through the heart so that hs died with
out even disturbing the bed clothes. A coronsr's 8
jury was called, who returned for verdict 'Died
from the shot Of . pistol BY the hand Of the de.
ceased So quietly was it done, that no one
about the house had even heard the report of the
pistol, -- -.
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RAIN-RAIN-Ottawa, since Tuesday, has been
visited by succession of very heavy rains, satu-
rating the ground in all directions with water
SO as to render farming operations impracticable,
raising the streams, blocking the roads, SC. Corn
planting, fortunately, was mostly over with be-
fore the inundation came, but it is feared great
damage has been done in the way of rotting the
seed in the ground, and by overaowiny low
ground
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-29

MEANS BUsINEss.-John Feeny, an eminent
shooter and shoer," so well known in this city
and vicinity that no words of ours can increase
his acquaintance, is succeeding well in the GUS
tom and merchant BOOT and shoe trade, at his
new stand ON Madison ct. He has an excellent
assortment, and declares he is determined to sell
his goods aud please his customers as well in
price as in the quality Of his goods, or break
things. W
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-29

DRESS GOoDs-The attention of our readers
has been frequently called to the well known dry
goods house on the west side Of the square, over
which VIM. H. Hull presides with that afability
and courtesy which such an institution justifes
He has full line Of dress goods, notions and
fancy articles and makes it rule to satisfy all
who deal with him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-29

PICTURESQUE. the inimitable and
successful artist, as picturist is decided
achievement in quiet way. He has photo
graphs Of all the distinguished ladies and gen.
tlemen IN the country. His rooms are open to
every one who wishes to view beautiful pictures.
He is even ready to take our homely ''plug" ana
thinks it would be picturesque, as he says he win
make the picture if we will "resk" breaking the
camera This may be far fetched, we got it as
Bowman's,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-29

SURGIcAL.-Lsst Wednesday very difficult
and always dangerous surgical operation was
performed in this city, which is thought worthy
of note. Mrs. A. Foster, an estimable lady,
has long been suffering with an ovarian tumor,
which Of late had assumed such proportions as
to make her early death q matter of imminent
certainty, and as there was NO other alternative.
she submitted to q surgical opertion for its re-
moval, which was most successfully performed
by Prof Byford. of Chicago, who, in lthe pres
encelof and assisted by the surgeons Of this city,
completed the removal Of the tumor in about
forty.fve minutes, during which she remained
under the influence of chloroform. The matter
removed weighed about twelve pounds, which,
as the profession will understand, was unusually
large. The lady seems to be rapidly recovering.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-29

A Coon SIGMA sign over the door of q prom.
inent dry goods and general store on the south
side of the square reads: Lynch, Beatty s.
O'Kane." Why Messra Z. B. s. OK. should be
Lynched We know &C., since when man can be
said to be O. X. he is all right, but when we
learn it is not Judge but Andrew Lynch who is
concerned we are content Their stock of goods
is such as should satisfy any one.
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Risle Bros. tell US there is nothing unusual IN
their business; while Others are complaining Of
dull trade this house is continually rushed. II
Riale Bros. don't make it pay to sell goods there
is no use of the rest tryinN. They seem to bs
the popular grocery of the cIty.
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z If Nspoleon's army was overpowered by the
driven snow, and by such bad misfortune he lost
his bonny Bunch of Roses D, not so with Murty
L. MoriArty, because his store is ovorpowsrea
with goods, for you know Murry . gerirs, and
can always sell the best and ss goods.
Murty wants all his former frien0 , call and
see his elegant new stock Of goods, buy bill
and 20 home satisfied that he can sell the bess
and cheapest goods in La Salle county. Defy
competition on tea l4w N. L. MoRrARTY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-29

The Great Western Telegraph Company, that
so beautifully ornamented Main st. last fall with
tall barked cedar hitching posts, was again
around a week or two ago, and strung wire
along the tops of the poles. As, however, we see
no indication of opening telegraph office here,
it is still doubtful whether the said wires are in.
tended to be used for telegraphing purposes or
for a wash line. If the latter, We suggest that
they are a little too high up. t.a 9
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Agents.

ALEX VAUGHEY, ESQ., Is authorized agent at eeneca,
Ill., receive pay for old subscriptions 70 the Free
Trader and contrast for job printing &C. All orders sent
through him receive prompt attention.
J.I MONTGOMERY Esq, authorized Agcntat Leland,
this county TO receipt subscriptions to the Free Ira
der, advertising &c. .s
VI. C. DoNAoHno. ESQ., and G. ": CuxMxs are aptho-
rized receipt subscriptions to the FREE IRA
DER FOR advertisements &C. 1t the town OF strestor In
this county. f1a .ss.t. z. - =
in this county receipt for subscriptions TO and advertise,
nent in the Free Trader. q 81 fft wr rfe4 g. fAf
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49, oVsseso " s0As pspsA eAssy ~o 'oAy S~0
men certainly ws have NO goodness 80 boast or
but whatevsr may bs the temptation, we have
NO heart to exult over the humiliating exhibi-
ten the sldsr Hayes has bean pleased to
make Of himsslf IN the last issue Of his paper.
When, some SIX months ago, his ''unfortunate
young man" came 70 this city and SO grandly
and dpompousiy announced his purpose to start a
''live democratic paper" in Ottaws-a paper that
In sfew moaths should completely supersede and
wipe out tho FREE TRADER, We confess the
announcement did not strike our oral tympanum
pleasantly,-not that We were troubled with
approximations exactly Of being SO suddenly
wiped out aad donS iar but the prospect before
~ Of . spcofracted and possibly unpleasant and
svea psinful struggle for editorial sxistance, was
mot one to be contemplated with rapturous emo
tions. A very few issuss Of the rival journal,
however, relieved us completely Of our anxiety.
The FREE TRADER, like all sublunary exis-
tences, doubtless is mortal, but we did not be-
lieve the vital breath could be knocked out of it
by revolver charged with wind. So We paid
little attention to the Opposition" Things
seemed to move along very smoothly with us in
the old grooves-our jobbing and advertising
patronage held up to the old mark, and our sub.
scription list little more than held its own.
Occasionally a noisy discharge at us from. the
big air gun over the way reminded US of its ex-
istence, and then we fred back as we thought it
deserved-always, however, taking care to
charge our ordnance with the very lightest
paper pellets Of the brain, never intending or
dreaming Of inaicting pain. But it seems there
are people in this world more amazingly thin
| skinned than we believed it in human flesh to
be, and that our toy pistol exercise has inflicted
deep wounds. We regret it, and profoundly
commisserate the misfortune Of the individual
clothed with so unhappy a cuticle. In his wri-
things and bellowings, however, he should not
void his frothy imprecations on the heads Of
those who are wholly innocent. It is unjust to
make poor Hand, an honest journeyman printer,
who we understand did his work faithfully, the
scape goat of his domestic notifications Every.
body knows very well that the FREE TRADER
never made the remotest alusioA to Mr.. Hand,
of whose existence We were not even aware
until quite recently. And It was un-
speakably mean to oharatsriss the usaal associ.
ates and boon companions of his unfortunate
young man." - Of thss lovesA ibnlesA, Rlthies,
/ and most degraded class Of beings-certainly
not fit to be called hunan, who could be pur.
chased to pursue an innocent young man, and
drag him down to hell by plying him with drink.
We frequently saw what We supposed to be the
ordinary companions of the ''unfortunate young
man. and rated them at least as fully in all re.
spect his equals, certainly not as belonging to
the degraded class SO eloquently held up for
execrationss.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-29

Among the numerous new sttractions ct Bow.
mans Gallery, are tie photographic Marriage
Certificates, fine new lot Of the latest Chrcns
publications, new Rustic Furniture and acces.
saries for the operating room, which add greatly
to the appearance of photographs. Something
new at Bowman's Gallery every day.
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CRCUs.-By the advertisement in another
column it will be noted that the famous O'Con-
nor Circus will visit Ottawa on the 4th prox.,
being Friday of next week. The circus is spoken
of in the highest terms by our exchanges from
locations already visited, and we make no doubt
of its being first class institution Of its kinds.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-29

The members Of said club are requested to
meet at the Court House on Thursday evening
next, June 3D., at O'Clock. All are earnestly
requested to be present, ne business Of impor.
tance will be transacted. - S,rt- ai
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Scott, Houtz & Co still lead in dry goods
Keeping nothing but dry goods they pay their
whole attention to this branch, keeping the as
sortment and selling better class of goods at
lower prices than any other firm. Give them
call at No. Is La Salient.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-29

LOO G. Tsmplars will hold convention in
this city on the "a and 8d Of June rext. ~ Tenn.
persnee Hall. Members in good standing are
invited to attend Public meeting Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, At the n. 5. Church. All
are cordially invited. ~ avta sa,a,a sars
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Our Bellows.

Not wishing to be outdone bys competitors,
even in the matter Of bsouing, We have contract
ed with King. Storm u Hurricane for the COM
struction Of belo1s, with which to do the 5sose.
ing for our firm. Its receipt will 6e duly
heralded. In the meantime we would stats
candidly for the benefit Of the fen, who trade a.
other places that ours is by far the best plasa to
make their purchases, not only in the matter sS
getting better goods at lower prices, but the cer-
tainty Of increased prosperity and good health.
Our customers are seldom sick, and consequently,
but rarely If ever die.
LYNCH, BEATTY & O'KANE.
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PoRTER.-We thought, some three weeks ago
that J. Z. Porter, Of the Eagle Works, had gons
crazy, for covering the enormous platform he had
built over the hydraulic basin with SO many
plows and culavators; but we find his head wan
level, for nearly every farmer that crosses the
bridge has one Of his celebrated riding or walk
ing plows or cultivstors fastened to the hind eAd
of his wagon, to the infinite bother Of the toll
keeper, who is puzzled whether to charge for ons,
or two vehicles.
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TAKE WARNING You are sure to lose money
il you buy pair of boots or shoes without first
examining the stock Child lS Bros. They
have the largest stock aae city, and claim to
sell at lowest prices Y. might as well drop q
dollar in the street ~ .vso it in a traie--you
know. ts tgft s,t.. rs .n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-29

The circus is coming. and will naturally bring
. good many people to town. Let us suggest
that twill be an excellent time to mingle busi.
ness with pleasure by calling on John Stout to
do some shopping. OF course, that is the place
70 yo. ~
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KILLED BY LrGHTNING.-A stable across the
struck by lightning on Wednesday evening, and
a valuable horse killed. We have not learned
the ZANE Of the owner
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lOO barrels Lill's Chicago Premium Cream Ale,
stock ale and lager beer Just unloaded at NJ. l..
Moriartys. Ii you riU drink the article, drink
the best! &t
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,IOBBING DEPARTMENT.

our facilities for doing all kinds Of job Work. n the va
Iioas styles OF the art surpassed In this section and
we respectfully solicit those Wishing anything done in this
line to give us call. By the udcous and liberal use of
printers Ink many mans fortune has been made and the
heid Is still open Try IL.
Orders by mail promptly sttendedto. str
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Lonsdale Bleached Muslin IL cts, and all the
goods in the stock as low as they can be bought
in New York, until June 30th, at GOFF's.
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FoYE Il Observation-Disclosures is called to the
advertisement Of Messrs. Foye & Gibson. These
gentlemen are now thoroughly furnished with
stock and an efficient corps of workmen, and arc
prepared to execute orders in their line in style
unsurpassed anywhere.
Particular attention is called to the Reapers
and Mowers they are manufacturing and have
ON sale. n e. rst4af 81 .seF
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New stock black silks for ladies sacks atall
prices from S1.75 to $500, the best assortment
west of Chicago, at Hull's. '4
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Remember the Clothing Bazaar If in want Of
Nice Clothing for Men and Boys. VI

Attention is directed 70 the advertisement Of
DR.. Karoly, in another column. Tn. Doctor has
made the treatment of Catarrh speciality, de.
voting to- years Of anxious study, AID believes
that he has attained the complete mastery OF the
disease. 'stA rt1Ef4E C.fN .-
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For the best Zoe Cream, Strawberries ems
Lsnsnade bssurs and 60 TO H. Walsher's. Y
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Do no. Be humbugged by the cry Of cheap
goods, but call at Baldwins, NJ. IL La Sale
street, and buy ~ cheap as can be bought in the
citv ~ @tt ttaA'A A M Ah fti- g'n W4
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~ Go TO H. fWal.her's for fishing tackle, base
balls and bats.
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Parasols Pasasols, Parasols Go to Scott,
Houts y Co.'s. Myou want to see an immense
stock Of parasols at very low prices. Y ,GaHA
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Received every week, all the novelties il
fringea trimmings, buttons, &c., At Rull,s. q
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Ho, FARMERS! Don't buy any corn plow
until you see the Sandwich Corn Dodger kept
byJ. A. Woodward at Marseilles. 1t is CON-
in use keep also the celebrated Woodward "a
Mason Riding and Walking Cultiva.or which
took the first prensiuna at the Ottawa Agricul.
tursl Fair last year--come and see it,
Ny oultivators all have large wheels, making
them run easy and steady, and all reversible
shovels. They are durably made and neatly
finished.
Come and see before purchasing elsewhere.
ia, WOODWARD, Marseilles. ,
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A large lot Of Black Silks just received at
Scott, Houtz & Co.'S. Very cheap.
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Gents and Ladies' Grain Leather Satchels Of
all sizes at Stiefcls Bazaar.
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The Strawberry and Ice Cream season is fully
opened at Henry Walthers and from the crowds
Of gay young people We see hocking in thers'
every evening, it is evident that Henry is hav.
ing heavier run than ever. In the way ofpre-
pairing his creams, and serving the fruit, with
the accompaniments of cake, lemonade, &c,
Henry has attained professional pre-eminence
in this community that no other establishment
of the sort can undertake &c rival. In short, his
saloon has by common consent been voted No. ],
and is the fashion.
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The best assortment Of Linen Clothing al
usual low price at Stiefels Clothing Bazaar. y
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Ten lines Of Nonpareil make one square.

Zen lines of Nonpareil make one square.
Advertisements not under contract bs plainly mark
ed the length of time desired they viii be continued and
charged for until ordered out.
Business ard professional cards not exceeding Ave ines
inserted at five dollars per ye lines fifty cents
per line extra. 'l'77
Transient advertising In al be paid strictly I'm
advance. tE4r4 fF FE.rf ~
u Yearly advertisers, disseminating their advertise
ments before the expiration the contract will be charged
the full rates above Extra charge will also be made for
dissolution and other notices not connected with their
lar business. ~
Local notices. fifteen cents per line.
~ In no case VIII these terms be departed from
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I. O. O. r.

OTTAWA Lopez No. Al: Meets every Thursday evening.
Lessing Lodge No. Sec German LOdge meets every Wed.
block
Daughters Of Rehecca Meet the nrst Tuesday eve.
ming OF each month.
oTTAwA EycAxrnKSr No. 80: Meets on the second and
ourth Tuesday evening. ~. Al. ,sr
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DR.. Walker may be consulted at the Parl
House. Ottawa, ON Saturday next, June 9th
from o'clo,k A. NJ. to 5 p. NJ.
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OLD NEWSPAPERS, not torn or mutila.ed, 10,
sule " the FREE TRADER oHsee A{s.n
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HEAD QrARrrps G. A. r. Ottawa Ills. April T. lsssGcn.
eral Orders No 0The Encampmen will hereafter
BILE Monday evening each week instead OF Wednesday
evening, as heretofore. BY order OF Post COmmander
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=, HowE's MUSICAL. MONTHLY, No. ., contain.
ing number ot pieces Of frst.class iausie, for
sale ut Osmaia y Hapeman's. Price, 3Jc.
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Festivals, parties aud families supplied with
the best ice cream, strawberries and fruits at II.
Walthers ~ sasaB h1ta sutfe 4N
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A lot Of shelving and counters for sale cheap
ENQUIRE of Scott, Houtz T. Co.
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY. Our Young Folks
Galaxy, Hours at Home, Catholic World, Pack.
ards Monthly, Nursery, American Agricultural.
lat, aud Mother at Home, for June, at Osman 4
Hapeman's. ap.sic \ ev, y
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PROBABLY DRowNED.-A very sad accident
occurred on Wednesday evening, few miles
south of this city. A young man Of very re-
spectacle connections, employed on the farm of
A. R. Smith, tin-smith and hardware merchant
in town, undertook 70 drive wagon across
Covel Creek, but did not arrive home when ex-
pected, and yesterday morning, some Of his
neighbors went to look for him, fearing he had
met with some misfortune, and found part of
his wagon near the fording place, and afterwards
found the remainder down the river mile
north.
He was Dane, a young man well respected,
and has many acquaintance but no, relatives
here. From all the circumstances the presump-
ton is he was drowned
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Mrs. SoUTHwoRTHs new novel, the CKANGED
BRlpEs ia for sale at OsMAN & HAPEMAN's.
New stock Of Dress Goodv this week az Halls.
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e9eI - go YLQHuTke .aaGIHT aqa4 lWLTTo

PoLIcE-A seedy specimen Of the hummer
tribe. of the thoroughly dead beat order made his
dabut here ON Thursday, and In moment OF
weakness borrowed coat out Of farmers wag-
on. The coat was worth ten dollars or SO, but
Mr.. Tom Dougherty. the gentleman bummist of
whom We spoke, being very much out of money
and decidedly dry, was 90 anxious TO sell the gar
ment, that he had agreed to take 25 cents for it
and treat the purchaser into the bargain. Hav-
ing concluded the financial and being about to
accomplish the liquid portion Of the trade, and
entering saloon for the purpose, unfortunately
an officer Of the law on his track, gobbled him
up and brought him before Justice Leavens, who
forced the man in the clothing trade to accept
the hospitalities Of the city calaboose. When
Dougherty found himself in charge Of the jailor,
he bemoaned his sad fate thusly, "Arrah. Tom
Dougherty, me foin lad. what1l become av yez
now? Bad cess to the day ye kim in it" s..
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SECOND ARRIVAL OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
REDDIcK & cILLEN's!

SPECIALTIEs OF THIS WEEKS ARRIVALS:
Lace Curtains, Trimmings, Satins, Fringes;
Grenadines, Grape, Berege;
Silks, Poplins, Dress Goods;
Parasols, Glove-fttinS Corsets; &egsEregv
Hoop Skirts, Domestics at old prices; 81
Belcher's Golden Syrup; VA Il y a "
A full line of groceries, to be sold without re-
gard to the advance in gold.
All are invited to call. There is no need of
'blowing.r Good goods at low figures are all
that il necessary.
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Get your summer clothing Of Jacob Mooney.
His stock is really gorgeous, and embraces every
.sJyle. ,,..t,
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ltawa Academy Natural
&. A. n.

Meets first Thurday In each month"; In Dr. j. PAuls build
Ing Donations OF BIRDS insects and perfactous solicited
J. Paul. President. W. ". Calkns. Secretary.