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PETER CLAUs-This is the Peter we'll known

PETER CLAUs.-This is the Peter we'll known
As an eminent saloonist all over Ottawa, and he
has good many friends. Peter is square man.
treats everybody we'll, and everybody likes him.
BE has concluded to locate himself at the north.
east corner of Court House Square, where he
will be found hereafter, as dispenser of liquid
comforts. He has bought out the saloon and
restaurant SO long run by Prosper Tiser, and
will fix up that place in tip-top order, and keep
it in style, and has engaged "Pros" as assistant.
He will give his friends a grand free lunch on
Monday morning next, at fron 10 A. NJ. till -
o'clock This will be the finest lay out in the
way of lunch the Ottawa boys have seen for
some time. Everybody is welcome, and the first
man to como gets cigar and a good &C. free,
besides all he can eat Of the good things then
and there to be spread on the tables. The best
Of wines, liquors. cigars, beer, &C., can be had at
the bar. That's what Peter says.
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For THIRTY DAYs-All wanting rare bar
gains in dress goods. domestics, &C., should cal
at once and examine the large winter stock q,
Burke & Heenan's. This firm are closing our
their winter goods at exceedingly low prices, to
make room for spring stock, and being anxious
to clear their shelyes, are determined to sell
goods or give them away, SO as to have the room
required. They have full lines Of dress goods
white aud coored cotton stuffs Of all Sorts silks
and all the finer material for ladies' wear, also
shawls, &c. Their stock of boots and shoes is
complete, and their grocery stock is full.
Their streator store is doing lively business,
as indeed it ought to, supplied a. it is with ev.
ery.hing the people of Strest0r, rich or poor,
stylish or plain. old or young, could possibly
want
We repeat it, all who want good bargains will
find it profitable to call upon Msssrs. Burke &
Heenan, No. II La Sale St., at Ottawa, or Burke,
Heenan & Co., at Streator, for the next 80 days
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The Ottawa Legislature.

This august aassnbly-ths august-est body vs
have ever sssn-nst ct the Court House on
Aeadsy evening. punetaal to adjournment. A
large number Of new members appeared and
were duly 'easssd" in. Hon. Chas. Snow vss
elected speaker. receiving the entire vote Of the
house. having been prsv,ously rseomnssdsd BY
the lobby. A committee Of three escorted him TO
the chair, which wss vacated BY speaker pro tenn
(Hon. A. T. Camsron,) who gave up the savel
grsoefally. On taking the chair Mr.. SNOW, the
new speaker, remarked that he congratulated the
house on their judioious and most sxcsllsa,
choice, II was one eminsntly fit to be made, and
one that did holor to themselves (Laughter)
Tho Pike county contested seat question came
up. Beemus read afidsvits showing gigantic
frauds in the election in that county, and on mo.
ton, Alden. the sitting member, was oustsd and
Beenus admitted, or was allowed seat - Al.
den's colleague, we don't know which.
Most able speeches were made on this and over,
other question, BY Kelly Of Cock, Osm,n Of Ma.
coupiu, Gillian of Knox, Cameron of Marshall,
ard everybody else. r..,r..
Kelly introduced bill taxing photohraphs 80
cents each. 1t was passed to . third readin,
much to the CONSERVATION and indignation
Bowman, of Boone, who il himself n artist from
Italy. One Prescott undertook TO vote on sn
important BILL but was promptly frowned down
BY the house. and resolution offered fixing
heavy fine upon all similar attempts, and 'sitch.
Adjourned until Wednesday evening of mex
week, to meet at the Cour. House, at o'clock
Pm. Everybody invited. Admission free.
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MUSICAL CoNvENTIoN.-During the last four
days the La Sale county musical convention
has been in operation here, and has been gen.
srsl success. There are about $50 singers from
this and adjoining counties In attendance. II.
Il. Palmer is the superin tendent, and seems to
DO very superior teacher Of vocal music. We
had the pleasure of listening to his opening lee.
turo on Wednesday morning. He pointed out
the proper difference to be observed in chanting
and singing, in very satisfactory manner, and
drew attention to the peculiar styles of false
articulation, and the correct method He took
occasion to say that newspapers are not relisble
for truth, asserting tha. "he did not believe
what he had read in thsm-he does not believe
what they say" from all which We infer that he
must be constant reader Of the Chicago Post,
Journal and other radical newspapers.
The convention wound up with public con.
cert At Turner Hall, last evening.
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In BUSINESS AGAIN.-Mr. Hossack, who has
for SO many years been one of our prominent grain
and commission merchants, but who has been
resting short time, has formed partnership
with j. L. ror.er, of the Eagle Works, and the
new firm are carrying on the pork an grain ous.
mess at Hossacks old place, at the lower side.
cut bridge, on Main street. As both of these
gentlemen are we'll known to the people of La
Sale county, no introduction is needed from us.
They intend to pay the most liberal prices they
can possibly afford for all sorts of grain, pork,
&c. Mr. Porter, of course, will carry on the
Eagle Works as usual
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The new railroad from Streator TO Fairbury,
an extension Of tho Ottawa, Oswego b Fsx Riv-
er Valley r. R., We arc informed, l. graded its
entire length and ready for the rails The road
will give an outlet to the vermillion coal fields
to the southeast, as we'll Is to Toledo, Peoria,
No., and will open an immense region to Ottawa
manufacturers southeast Of Strestor, whicn has
hitherto been inaccessible to them. We under.
stand arrangements are perfected for tho pur.
chase of the iron, and that the road will be fin.
ished without interruption. The people south
east Of Fairbusy are moving successfully to
continue the road to Efinghsm, whence there
will be but short gap to close to take il to Tsrre
Haute, Ind .a...f. ID rs ..sF
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Premium Flour at Eagle Mills.

L. s. ExPREss-The Express Office ha, hear,
removed from the former location Oh La Salle
st. to more commodious quarters on Madison st..
in Eichelberger's brick building, the room form
erly occupied by Jim Gross. The new place
affords the advantages of moro room and brick
building, safer against fire and burglars. The
Porters are we'll please with their new cation,
and are still ever ready to accommodate the pub
lie. as in days of yore.
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FOUNDRY, &C.-One day last week we took .
look through the extensive foundries and ma.
chine shops of Mr.. VIM. S,ormout, located at the
OF La Sale and L, Fayette streets, in this
city. This establishment is very large, com.
prising four or FIVE large buildings. One is an
extensive machine shop where all manner of
iron work, such as turning, &C., is carried Oh ex
tensively, and the others are devoted to mould.
Ing and casting. Mr.. S. constantly employs
from 20 to 30 hands, the number now at work
being twenty-five. They make everything in
the foundry and machine shop line, and do ell
sorts of repairing for farmers He has on hand
two portable steam engines, one OF six and the
other of eight horse power, both mounted upon
wheels. These are designed for larse corn shell
ers, or small ones, and tho smaller engine ia ex.
actly the thing for a farmers use, as it can be
drawn any place by a span of horses. and for
threshlng, saving wood or smaller work, where
horse power is usually employed, is far cheaper
than horse power, as it has plenty of power and
runs steadily and is SO simple in its manage.
ment that boy of ordinary intelligence can
easily and safely run it. Both are for sale, very
cheap.
He is prepared to repair and put engines in
perfect order at moments notice.
He uses none but the best iron in casting, and
warrants all his work, regarding Lake Superior
pig iron as better calculated to make things
"hum" than old burned out stoves and the like |!
"The Superintendent will please make note
Of i'll"
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CONC AND CoxrNa.-Old Winter, with his
heavy beard and isy breath, will soon depart,
and then Spring time will come, gentle Annie
So, At Rsddick q Gillens their large stock of
dry goods. drsss goods and fancy articles, their
rich shawls and beautiful silks, their fine cloths
ard costly goods all for ladies wear in winter,
srs all being sold out rapidly. They have mark
ed sil their goods down to the lowest figure
They wish to get ready for the lighter and more
airy goods for spring. Their present stock is
somplsts in every department, and they will offer
splendid bargains in everything they sell, for d
Sev Wssks.
Come, stand not upon the order of your com.
ing. but osme 1t once, and saw money by par
chasing goods at Reddick + Gillsns popular
store, at the old stand, east Of the Court House.
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BARN BURNED-On Monday evening last the
barn on Mrs. Killela's farm, five miles northeast
of Ottawa, caught fire at II o'clock IN the eve.
ming and WAS burned to the ground, with all the
contents, hay, corn, &c. All the horses were
got out except one, and that was SO badly in.
jurcd that it was deemed mercy to shoot it.
The loss was $4,000; insured for $1,000. No
fire or lantern had been used about the premises
that day or evening, consequently it is believed
the fire must have been started by an iucendiary.
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COUNTY CoURT-This Hon. Court has beer
in session since Tuesday morning. The princ-
pal business has been the trial of . case of Lopp
& Co. v. Schuake, on q grain contract. Bull 4
Follett for plaintiffs, and Boyle for defendant
This was case where plaintiffs sought to rscov.
er for not delivering certain grain on rathe,
hard sort of contract. Verdict of the jury for
the defendant -- 1920 .f'4
Another trial was that of the Bank of Peru
against some parties on a note for $4,000. Th,
defendants deny the execution of the note. Thi.
case was before the court during all Of yesterday
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HATS, CAPS, &c.-Mr Prescott still continues
tho popular hat, cap and fur dealer of Ottawa,
and in fact of La Sale county, as he receives
orders for his goods from all parts of the county
He has secured the services of tip.top cap
maker, and hereafter will make fashionable cap
making branch of his business. He keeps the
popular styles of fur and silk hats, ladies' furs,
gloves, mittens, buffalo robes, sc.
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JUST RIeur-William Griffith says that the
moon is in exactly the right quarter for people
to pay up, and the sun d. B. Grifiiths som is in
the right sign to receive money on accounts due
on boots, &c. Bill-that is to say, William, says
"Dot dem mans dot owe, and don'd pay up al.
reddy, mus cum righdt away gwick oud now und
scilol init him"
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We notice in last weeks paper = thirty Shil .
ling article headed "Who Caused H." but it
needs no comment, everybody knows that Child
& Bro. were the first 10 reduce price, on rubber
goods and all kinds of boots and shoes, and that
. ey sell double the goo's ot least ten per cen,
less thaa any other house in the city.
CuliD & BRO.
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Pure Buckwheat, warranted, at EARLE Mills.

EsTRAY NoTICE.--A white bull calf, nsrrly
starved. has been around and in Bob Bailey's
livery stable severaly Finally, to get rid of tho
annoyance occasioned by it, he has shut it up.
The owner can have it by paying expenses, in
GLIDING the cost IF this notice, by calling on
Robert Bailey, at his livery stable, on Madison
street, near the swing bridge.
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Ottawa Post Omca.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF NAILS:
State Fair Meeting.

There will be public meeting at the Court
House At p. N. to-day, to receive the reports Of
the subscription Committees on the State Fair.
Every one interested should attend.
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GONG OFF RAPIDLY.-Capt. Hilliard is de.
,ermined to be the first Ottawa merchant who
vil be on hind with his spring stock. He is
G os,ng out his winter goods at such low prices
that every one is daily buying goods at his store
Those who come first will have the choicest goods
and the best bargains Remember the "Red
Front" on La Lalle St. ..
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LIQUORS, &c.-The new firm of Gard IS Huff
have just received the largest and finest stock of
liquors that have ever been brought to Ottawa,
and will supply the Wholesale and retail trade at
very reasonable rates. Parties can do better
with this firm at Ottawa than they can at
Chicago.
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If you want good Flour go to the Eagle Mills.

AFRICAN WINEs,-It is not generally known
that Cape Colony produces the most delicious
wines grown on the face OF the earth. A cargo
received ss a remittance by our neighbors DR.. J.
G. Aver 81 Co. contains severn varieties raised
there, among which the CJnstancia commands
the highest price of any vine in tho world. AL
most the entire crop of it is consumed in the pal.
aces Of Europe. this rare exception being sent to
them ia exchange Tor their medicines, which
have long been the staple remedies of South AT.
rica-Boston Journal
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MULE PlGs.-Mr Josiah Shaver has lately
imported from Missouri couple of Mule Pigs
branch of the hog family hitherto unknown in
these parts. Their feet ore like those of mule,
and ears ditto. In color they resemble y Poland
China, ani they squeal and cat Us natutl "a. Jhe
ordinary pgri,or. . . Odd. ..
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PRICE -,EDuCED!

- Pianos and Ot7yGns sold on ins AmSl's. sconl hand
ui,umrns tai, % Ia oAclanGp 1g -bW uua.
Our stock of smaller mstru,uNhs GNrn-n A'corlconS,
&C., ~, ue largest aud most COmre stock west of tgGso,
have Imported dliVCt tum C,Niaa.y 49, -Nn. o lDouS
per aspt md bara npisunuy selected hv NJ n SIMON,
anus elan ~ rovt sl and tA,tG We can s1y 'e mo.t
f1stidioN, rs rsa s,ic and uUegN, Ut about hl 100
usual cost By rr"i rrrNsnr fH H. we'E oi uA palon,
Int nur .tnc'' SIMON GEOrNNRS,
Ai.Ig. wv thsoE >'cs.
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CARD & HuFF.-The undersisnsd having dis.
posed OF one-hslf interest in his Wholesale Liquor
store, in Ottawa, to o. w. HUFF, the business
will now be conducted by the above firm.
All lloutstandiug accounts will be settled accord.
ing to contraot and all accounts now due must
be pa'd Immediately.
Ottawa, January 1st 1871. NELSON CARD.
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CLOSING OUT.-Mrs. Ferd offers her remain
ing stock Of Bonnets, Hats, Feathers, Flowers,
Guipurs and Thread Laces, Cloaks, Ladies Un-
derwear, &c, at cost One door north Of P. o.
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Remember Child i Bro. have reduced the price
on all kinds of boots and shoes, to CLOSE out their
winter stock and make room for spring goods.
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stistel y Co of the Clothing Bazaar, are de-.
termined to sell out their over,oats at cost to
make room for their huge stock which they are
now manufacturing for spring trade. Hurry up
and secure good ovsrcoat before il is too late,
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Monument Association will meet at o'clock p.
", next wednesday, Jan. llth, e. the Office of
Col. A 3. Moore, in Ottawa. Business Of i'm.
portance.
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Fen lines OF Agate make one square.

Ten unes Of Agate make one square,
Advertisements not under must plainly mark.
cd the length Of time desired they will be Continued and
charged for until ordered out.
Business and cards exceeding Avs nes)
inserted at Ave dollars per over ave iues ole dollar
per line extra.
Transient advertising In all to be paid strictly In
advance.
u Yearly advertisers ciscont!nung their advertise.
nents before the expiration Of the Contract will be charged
the full rates Above Extra charge will Ne made for
dissolution and other notices with their
lar business.
Local notices. ffteen cents per line. ....
II In Nc case will these terms be departed from.
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JOBBING DEPARTMENT

Our facilities for dong all kinds Of Job Work in the
rous styles OF the Art surpassed this section and
we respectfully solicit those wishing anything done In
Aneto give US call By the iudcous and liberal use Of
priIers Ink many mans fortune has been made and the
Geld Is still open. Tryi
Orders by mail promptly attended to. ..
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The New Years Address, published on our
second page, would round off better by adding
to the closing line "happy new year." or words
TO thst effect.
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Ten No. pianos sold in three months. A
new lot coming. Prices reduced nearly half
Address L. Frank Ford, Ottawa.
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FINE HOGs.-1saac Pool, of Freedom, broue hit
four hogs TO market day or two ago. They
weighed respectively Aa5, 52l, 800 and GO lbs,
and were 10 months old.
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All who have tried the Eagle Mills Flour pro
nounee it the bes. in the market, and cheapest.
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AN Acc1DENT.-34ast sunday, A. D. Ross, tn.
poss builder OF tho bridge across Fox River on
be O., o. & F. R. V. r. r., was standing on the
ridge, and was struck BY falling brace and
/ rocked of from the plank on which he was
,tanding. BE fell distance of % feet. He ss.
,spsd without any more serious injury than u
rokeu rib, and was reported to be doing we'll at
I st accounts
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For No. piano go to E. Frank Ford. He
has sold ten within the last three months. Prices
greatly reduced. Address 4. Frank Ford Otta.
wa, Illinois
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Just received, a splendid lot of wheat. Flour
mndo from same only $G per bbl., at Eagle Mills
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Try the Eagle Mills Flour, and if in any way
unsatisfactory your money will be returned
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J. Megafiu has full stock OF Mems Arctic
CATERS, Congress and Buckle, at S1S5. How
about that 10 per cent, childrenp
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Dr.. Walker, Of Chicago, is a. the Clifton
House to-day.
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LOOK HERE.-Overcoats at cost for the next
30 days, ut n. Stiefel l. Co.'S Clothing Bazaar.
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At . regular meeting of Ottawa Lodge No. Al,
l. o. o. F.. the following officers were elected ior
be ensuing term: .....
B. Morrison, N. G.
J. J. Kellogg, VIC.
Chss. Snow, Secretary,
]. G. Stone, Treasurer.
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Great reduction in the price of clothing for til,
next thirty days, to make room for the big spring
stock coming at the popular Clothing Bazaar.
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For SALE AT A BARGAIN,-A par. of A Schol.
arship at Drews College. Call at Haberlin &
Bros. new hardware store, Main st.
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Always order of the Eagle Mills. und you will
never be disappointed,
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All kinds of boots and shoes very cheap a
Child IL Bros. ..'
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J. Megatin sells Mons and Womons Carpet
Slippers at 60 cts. How about that 10 per cent
blowers r........ ......
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A SURPRIsE-Tuesday evening a number of
eur prominent citizens assembled at the Clifton
Hotel and took that establishment by surprise.
They sought ont Mr.. Howard and presented him
with splendid present, valued at $500. Mr..
Harry +. Clark made q neat presentation speech,
and Mr.. Howard, not being pubic speaker,
called upon Mr.. Bull, who responded in the hap
piest terms. Other short and equally felicitous
speeches we're made by DR.. Paul, L. P. Croker,
Judge Gilman and Mr.. Radcliffe, OF the RepuJi-
edn Music was Summoned and lively hop
followed, and nice lunch was spread which
was properly attended to. The affair was ex.
tremely pleasant throughout
l. o. o. F.-Monday evening last, Tonti Lodge
of this city had public installation of its newly
elected officers, as follows:
A. E. Grow, N. G.
o. NJ. Butterfield, V, G.
Geo. H. Hunter, Sec.
j. B. Palmer, Per. Sec
B. B. Griffith, Treas.
After the usual ceremonies, conducted by Dr..
J. O. Harris, Dep Graud Marshal, Mr.. A. P,
Moore, acting as Worthy Grand, the members
| and guests listened to very de address, dellv-
cred BY Bro E. Y. Griggs. Music was furnish
ed by Mr.. E. Frank Ford, Miss Lena Ackermaa,
and Mr.. Lansing. A solo. by Miss Ackerman,
elected from the audience the most raptuous
applause
The concluding exercises consisted of an oys-
ter supper, in which nearly 200 peorle, big and
little, participated, and which was admirably
gotten up and served
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All persons indebted to me arc requested to
call at the law oi'iae of VIM. 9. Pearson, in OF.
towa, "AI sostlo FI.., ... Dr. II. OLIN
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Ten NO. pianos sold in three months, md
more coming. Prices reduced. Address Il.
lrank Ford, Ottawa, Ill. .s. -.... .eI.,. f- ,sg
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Great bargains in All kinds of boots and shoes
at Child & Bros. ... ...... ..-....
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NoTIcE,--Thc firm of Beckwith e. HArti. this
day dissolved 10y mutual consent. c. II. Beck.
with viii settle and si,n in iiquidstiou..r
Ottawl, Dee. "a $50 q, II. brC,, ,v,r,,
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DIARIES - Ar extensive variety, and an .o.,s
ana S'"'S' at prices ranging from 70 conta to SO
ut Osmpu Il llnpcmans
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Chicago, Rock Island Il Pacific II

Until further notice trains pass Ottawa
station IS fellows: .r. a. -..
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a full s'nck Of ladies' Arctic CATERS at $3.50.
How about that 10 per cent, Brothers? Ia
J. MEGArrIN.
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7
MOS 'oiu'o'e in all thelst OF CatAlrtics is
DE- N"u"n'Ea Arom1nad Castor Oh" it is
comp''''' "'''"sd OF the lnAuscous Vatte and
smeIi "' '"o common "r'i.ln For t.,o iy J., Y.
GriMs.