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shd.mcttd wife. and oh,laroa .nh httha4 TSid be.
SlhR tn6. covorod UP Np fGraGlnA bf my fr6hd in

ahd.Atcttd wife. and ch,ldroa; snh fttpa hhtabe.i
ting ttne, covorod up tp romaina b my irlahd i9
sns Moly ahoa and pfoeeedsa I + lis ouse ii
worry brotan-hcartod condition. tto locked overY~
th VI 10 tsun a ;a Tsa 9 tho hsn
!i1 item. Whnt did sl.os, DO not know thia'lay
for tho run waa shining and found nyeof sitting at
wroe s!toF 81 tho in6uonco 81 the sarno yinonsry
70 ysolf theh tried q cory i separate paper,
but whom hsd hnlf nnished lropped to tho aoor
w ttSSg s7S snq
morning Ifoun the little tablo upset against tho bed,
md mS1s eaning % the doGr r. Th sh%s
ssaa 4GsS % ss sses s s as'S =
sp Bsors @''f s hsasss ss'sss sss
morbid feeling fed.
IN Ny asnas red Th n
after had Killed tho Innn that 1t was not tho great
deed wanted to d. for was greatly alaguated and
md had lat III thouehta and dcsrea Of doing
ssssss 6 " { e
tho spot and wanted to Do something, but could
In about Two woeka tho wcissor-grindors vito, ac-
pa, 9y yout camp 70 our house to 1p9nr9 JUL
Nlus uuII7eN 10 QAfu huu G1l myHeuy ZOE l
could not appear bofore them IN such brokcn-heartcd
condition. Tbs following night, when all was quiet
man, and hid them at divora placea. The books, ho
placed in boxes, and buried thom also. day Of tive
After this tho search bcgan. Tho oicors, D. P. Bon
not Charles Ernst, and otherh, finding tho floor and
sofas aatu1atM With blood, imrediate1y suspected nj
OF having killed the man. wanted to own up, nnt
toll them tho whole truth tho spot but had not tht
courage. @ began to defend myself hy telling dread
RahdS dSDBthtp6o DBthtp e. % 66bl AE o1e os tdss IL
friend. Oh tho dreadful btng my soul received az
aEan denied my guilt before tho venerable Justice
My dear innocent father was taken with mo, for th
flrst tne in al our nfc into bondage I requested
Sheriff .. 2. Bennett and j. II. Meeah tho permission
and uborty Of going to tho farm accompanied BY M
father, promising them That would throw the iu
light into the whole mystery, but they colaly refuso
to anything Of tho Find, telling mo that such thin
was not allowed. Afterward thoy lot mo 60, but rc
yealed nothng at TINT times hut have now tod -.
by tho grace Of my Heavenly Father, that rccelvc
through tho mercy Of Ills only begotten Son, Our Lor
and Savior Jcaua Christ prepared to dic, and pr
pared to live In blessed ponce. JosErn WAITE
, 1873-06-13
A mnif.Cnrr1cr la wounded nj ne Time
by1ndtung,i and Still Lives.

fT0]H khf UnHhG t.AGp.) 1fce, INHf l.
Upon tho arrival Of tho Union Pacific train
from tho West lato Saturday afternoon, Mc had
pot Mr.. j. F. Cartor. tic young mail-cartier who
WAS, some SIX waoka ngo, go badly 1ladl9d Il up
mic. His nccount Of tho affair, aB briefly told to
ua. is, In substance MI follows:
Ho was engaged in Carrying the mil from
ohoyenno t. Whits e., cl@y M distance 81
LAO e He had tenn q nnT as nonaa
When lie was out about thirty miles on bis
route, he was ared upon by party Of Sioux In
dams, III ambush, commanded by Little Wolf, q
nephew Of Red Cloud. One Of tho shots btruok
column. Young Garter foll over in tho boz Of
tho wagon, and his team started on rapid run
away: Tho Indians sprang to horse, and fol-
lowed in close pursuit, firing all the time nt tho
when his team ran into camp Of friendly Chey-
enncs, who protected him from hls blood
thirsty p,1rsuers. Upon being lifted out Of tho
| wagon 10 was found to be shot In nino different
plncos-once in the neck, twice in the loft arm,
thrice In tho right Leg onco In the loft log, oneo
In tho shoulder, and once in tho groin. Ills
wagon was covered with blood and piercod
with bullets. As soon as be recovered sufficient
strength to DO moved any distance, ho waa
taken to the military post at Laramie, 90 miles
distant, by the Cheyennes, who had previously
bathed his wounds and given him all the atte1-
| ton possible. At Laramie he had hiH wounds
! drossod and all the bullets oxtraotod except tho
ono in his groin, thirty-six hours after tho ct;
tack had boon made upon him. BY careful
nursing, and owing to his atrong, wiry conetitn,'
tlon and wonderful power of endurance, ho rapid.
" recovered, and III o few weoks was able te
travel MI. Cnrter is but 81 years of ago. Ht
sspeaks nino different Indian languages. and fol
tic last fvo ycars Inns been in tho employ Of ths
Government as scout. Ho had been carrying
| tic mil but five or six days, having taken tht
place Of q mail.cnrrior who j. was killed by tht
REDSKINS in ambush. 'Cartor is going homo K
rocuperato Lis hoalth, and hc says when he en-
tirely 1eoovers ho intends to return to kill twt
/ Indinng for evory wound ho rocelyed.
, 1873-06-13
A, BuNKO DEN.

To the Editor Of Tbs Chicago ITfbnns:
g1n: Tho oaglo-oyed detcctivee who peram-
bulate about Washington street, between Fifth
avenue aud Lnsalle street, will perhapa be ro-
.ioicod to know TINT very mont awndle, In the
nature Of confidence game, Ia being carried on
under their precious noses. .'
Tic moduB operandi is about as follows: A
clerly-looking individual oomos up rapidly bo-
hind wayfarer, and tapping him on the shoui-
der, discouraes aB follows moro or leaa: Mr.
A, father wishes me to say to you that ho has
not enough Of tho pattern you desired to I'LL your
order, and wants to know II ho shall sond what
ho has now, and till tho .rost at aomo other
time" etc. OF courso tho traveller says he knows
nothing Of my order and the astonishod (f) clerk
Says, FWhy, you arc certainly Mr.. A, OF -
Very Akely trayelcr says mo, SIR an =, OF
for future operations. Aftor an hour or 80 an
other chap will moot him and say, "Ah, how do
you do, Mr.. D." Il you do not raoognize him,
ho will toll you he Ia Mr., O. from -. caome
place near whero you roeido). he VIII mako
hi1nself agreeable, and at last soy ho has lot
terry ticket which he thinks has drawn prize,
and will ask you to go around and aee with him.
OF course ho draws tho prizo, but. thore is al-
ways fraction which Is not paid IN money, but
% aays he is about to loave tho City and q ooarac
is allowed to have "epocial drawing" at once
He has bad luck, aud reQuestg his 'friond 3 to
throw TOR him, wins, and divides the tickets,
and thon they both throw togothcr. The minn-
tns Of tho game would take too much space to
doBcribo, but Il D ever gets atarted at the game
he ia bound to be. THO louer, and Of eourso I!
loaoB (?) too. The initiatory stops arc vory vel
| munaged, and calculated to trap the unwary
for "ye police" be It known TINT the prcsen
place OF business OF this lottery game Ia at No
162 Washington street, in Rooms - and -.
| in the arcade. Amy country yBitor who is es
corted tllithor had better watch his pocket, OF
bottor still, stop before he gots in. husTIous.
CHICAGO, june Ii, 1873.
, 1873-06-13
To Tho Editor qf Ths Chicago Tribune:

10 Tho Editor ef IAs Chicago Tribune:
slA: I hayo read with inteross the various
Chicago not ariso from her lothargy, or IS Hhe
so intont on the amassing Of gold that tho
noblor purposes OF lifo are being lgnorod7 Ia
thore nothing to live for but bueiness7 Dnsi-
ness certainly ought to be purauod Industrious
", but not to tho utter exclusion Of everything
else. Thsro is q time for everything.
As o Bcotohman, can say With confidence
that Scotland ,owea her worldwide farno as D
God fearing and Babhath.keeping people, amid
these degenerate timss, In great messuro to
the Saturday half-holiday system, II II were
only sried BY tho employers hero, 1t would not
hurt them peouniarily, and they would DO re-
, 1873-06-13

Hdis1iaAci]] ]nhd tlore waa ruuor that tho Max
y .wSii Mhhse;ToIjd ojoso. Eut Tho managora deny
wGo vii % nrato - about dianof11ation Of Providence"
tho Hhand Of God iaiI hoayily upon i,la orring
ol,i1dron. and mako reo OF hfmi1at aaorilngloua
n1,d ellly s|abborings about opdumtca TINT spring
tio ca,iao Of tho Nashville choiorai .
-~ss T't,n nin,rrs: ao nr-lns-boon mostly con.
!! flncd to tho' Wilson bpring : Drauch bottom,
hn an slg Il nSorc nnf lsa6 than IN
onnn aowor nmitt,nr a. 8oa1 and nestlentiai olors,
Homo two nr tI,ron iii,n1rod tDYg, owned by poo
, 1873-06-13
TRAGEDY MERCER COUNTY, KY.
Two Mcn KILLED and Three Probably
"a !, Ehtnlly WOnntcAt

From tho Herald q yesterday; we gather tho =.
following latticuars Of tragedy In Mercer
somo 1000 colored pooplo asromblcd at Eldorsdo
mootdn,g-house, In hotcer County, Ky., about
ton miloa east Of Ha,rodsburg, to attond . baskct
meoting- During tho nqrYices about 4:30 O'Clock
naiio Of Nelson arrived 1T Tho church, and
difficulty Immediately WAS sprung botween a
colored man named Addison Mack and tho Mol
aoa family, which endod in the killing Of two
pcrBonB aud tho mortal woundlng Of tlrco othera
ct tho hands OF Addison Naolr alone.
ut saems that aomc thrco months ainco Addi-
aon Mack ran OF with q colored girl nAmed
snrah Nielsen, who - q afstor:t the brothers
to the present laws Of tho United States. Yea-
tarday tho parties Interested mot for the first
time since tho marriage. Outside tho door Of
The Sason hn NeSon one aoa Of ,te the
q ro7clvcrs and da anJs JssSSa s5Sb NssSn NS
through tho bowelH in such mannor that death
enaued In q few moments. Horny Kirk intor-
forod In behalf OF Nolson, and ho received
bullot, through tho chest, causing 4 mortal
4 John Mack, brother Of tho shooting man,
then rushed In to tako lia brothor's port and ho
like tho other two, received fetal wounds One
shot pibrced his hend and tho other went through
bis Ghost. tHe died almost Immediately. Milton
Cissell then attempted to lond hand to Addison
Mack, whom tho latter drew anotier piBtol and
ehet Gsnoll through tho loshy part Of tho thigh,
in1icting wound that ia conaidorod fatal, ns
tho main artery was severed, aud It was found
impossible to atop the flow Of blood. Mack did
dot recognize Oissoll as his friend until after
| tho affray.
:" Joh1 Wallace, mulatto, thon put in for bia
sharo ot tho fight In behalf OF tho Nelson's, ,when
! to hia surprise, ho caught tho balance OF tho
loads that wcro in Maok'9 pfatol, which wero four
in number, and llo, too, received wounds that
arc known to DO fatal: After Maok had empticd
both his pistols into the bodies Of Ave Of bis fol-
low-boings. ho surrendered like a man, and was
takon to Jail at .Harrodsburg. Tho shooting Of
his brother WAS accidentat Of course. for he did
not have time to rocognizo him. much losa think
about moeting friond.
"Tho congregation inside the church hearing
1 tho confusion outside, arose en- maHso and with
a'ainglo surge tho onttro building seemed to bo
vacated, and hundreds OF horses were at once
tragedy spread like wild fre throughout tho
county. There was talk Of lynching Mack and
hiB. Wifc. but this desire seemed to prevail
among tho younger nogroos, tho Older heads
using their Influence against It, thus preventing
judge Lynch's Interference. The occurrence
caused the wildoat oxcitomcnt throughout A1er-
Ger County" - -
, 1873-06-13

vbaro e brotatly dIs from dfroosatlon III anal
Thts oooayfed Bfiday, ahd ii i, stated that .Sne
Confessed to ~hcr Starontb- shortly hft6rNards.
saturdky. night tho wretohod woman out--hor
thrdnt from car to car, and wns found wrapped
IN blood and cold in doath 9undny morning.
, 1873-06-13
Tho Cholera In Nashville md Moms
nIslHs

From tia L0uf1VflIo Commercial. I
Tho Nashville Rnnnot" Of Sunday gives some
atartling details OF the progress of tho cholera in
that city, tho cause Of 1t, aud tic panio that Is
prevailing among the peoplo, A largo number
of people have loft tho city to avoid the scourge
- foolish act, but ono which no doubt many Of
our citizens would ba guilty of undor tho Same
circumstances. 6qmp Of the schools have besn
, 1873-06-13

! FROM tho FRANKFORT tKv.) Ytoman.
1t has often boon elid that cows, especially
mlch COWS. never sell for, as much as they aro
Woodforl County, sold on Thursday, tho 29th b, Of
May, a.yoar old hoifor, known aa "The
Dunhoss OF Atrdrio XV.," to 60 to England, for
$4,000, which may be regarded as u m anm n nos M
worry far below her roal value. 6l!o Is aald TO oo
II appears tilt tho Engliah breeders, having
heretofore parted with all their lnoSt Cattle are
now determined to hayo eono OF them oAoA ~
any prico.
, 1873-06-13

Tho mimic -ba!ls and shells that l;l sner.
H WIthp pdupFDs a maroh to tho arc st!ll uovn
about tolorably thick, and tho little usoreia'
darkies deriyo considerable revenue from tho1l'
sale to city iuuk-t1oalore.
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American Working People.

The Scjatidc I,er5can toots up the whole
number OF working people in the United
States at l2,50j923. The number Of inhabi
tants in the country is 3S,5jS31l, so that the
active workers constitute very nearly one
third Of the population, the ratio having con.
slderably increased since the census OF 1860
at which time it barely exceeded one-quarter
l0G09,4 3G are males, and 1,S364S6 females
Between the ages of ten and fifteen years the
males outnumber the females in a ratio Of
nearly three to one; between sixteen and fifty.
nine years the ratio increases to nearly six 10
one; while at the ages above sixty years there
are more than twelve times as many men at
work as women. These figures apply to the
men and women in actual outside employ
ment 1t will be noticed as the women grow
older their numbers in proportion to the men
decrease. This is accounted for by their mar
rying, abandoning their employments and
settling down to the household.
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List of Patents.

The following patent. were issued from the
L. 5. Patent Office to citizens of the State Of
Illinois for the week ending Sept %, 1873
Reported for the FREE TRADER by Alexander
Il Mason, solicitors Of patents, G0j Seventh
street, Washington, d. c.:
Device for holding Wagon Boxes to the
30 stcrs-Hcnry l.. Anderson, Chicago.
Sand SHERIDAN. Brobston, Chicago.
Dredging Scraper-Dan. Brobston, Chi
Cago.
Wagon Body-Bradley Barr, Batavia.
Drill for boring Artcsian Wells-Chris
tophcr G. Cross, Chicago.
Street Lamp--John H. Eyrse, Pekin
Smoke Burning FurnaCe-Samucl \. Ford
Chicago.
Tent-Josiah B. smith-Chicago.
Device for raising suukcn ycssels-Lcwi,
". Briggs Chicago.
Tap Holder Attachment for Beer Coolers
Joseph Hyde Fisher, Chicago.
Quilting Attachment for Sewing Machine:
William ii. Null, Blandensvillc.
Wind Whecl-Nicholas Sheplar and Dan
iel Sheplar, Murrayyille
Windmlll--John Q. Adams and II. Ray
mond Adams Marsclllcs.
Hoisling Machine-Juhn ". Yates, Prince
Vile.
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Ihn IIirnI Girl

There i, one reason why we should regret
to have the present troubles with domestic
servants ended. tt, because women derive
so much pleasure from discussing the subject.
Place two women together and il makes no
difference where the conversation starts from,
it will bee perfectly certain to work around to
the hired girl question before many minutes
have elapsed. We nave seen an elderly
housekccpcr, with experience in conducting
the talk in the right direction, break into "a
discussion OF Pytnagoras and the doctrine of
the trausmgraiiuu of souls, and switch of
the entire debate with such expedition that
an uuspphisjica,cG listener would for some
moments have an iniis'uct impression that
the conversation referred Ia the insgtIicicucy
Of PythagoraS q, "a washer and iroucr, and To
the tendency of that heather philosopher 90
take two Thursdays out of every week. And
when "a woman has an unusually villainuus
hired girl who burns up the coal, waste. the
butter. miN,e her hair iu the biscuits ami
>fGf her relations with .uEa~. il J, interest
in- j1 observe huW she EiIEics in tie superb
Only Of her suffering. 60 those 3D.. jhcr neigh
h1r- and how, ss -ur tells n! jucm, >h" -lpats
over nrr misery and feel, good auuu, b. X
woman who has o. really cumpei,l, servant
is always On e. condition. auIcyJ vrci,hrG-
ngsS co. such occasions HHfs -fr..,.
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,,n,,. ,..r5 .. Pensacola had hcrn surrendered
81, r,,nmgndcr- ARMSTRONG think wa, hi,
Emo. rcr,.cl to fire ON his own brothcr,
!, wa. .oid tbot the contain Of an EncIi.b
,,,o,, or,.,, 1y;o,, in fine barbor otl,rci TO as
.i., him in maintaining the rirhts of the
,oycrr,nor, Inn, his aid WA, refused Gen.
Rraoa with four thousand men and mill
tory facilities in proportion, informed Lieut..
SlcmDcr. then in command at Fort Pickcns,
that if he would surrender, he with his forces
would be- permitted to depart at their discrc-
ton The Lieutenant informed him that
ALTHOUGH hc had bu. seventy men, he should
mot surrender unless ordered to 50 10y the
authority az Washington or forced to yield to
s,Ipcriop numbers Gen, Bragg ordered his
I,,,.,,....,., r... r,.4 .,,J RIM if ,I,,,, mot
'''''' ~ "''"' -, way
resistance Inc oIdcr was NEVER carried out
The people were very indignant at such a
command, and were not very tasteful in their
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Live Nannrnoths,

At the meeting of the American Association
for the advancement of science, at Portland
Ne, Prot. Fenchtwanger said;
The discovery Of the mammoths in Siberia
in the deep gOrges of the mountains near the
Lena Viner, which was lately published as
having been made by scientific Russian
convict, who saw five living animals, twelve
feet in height and eighteen feet in length,
with projecting tusks four feet long, cXcites
some discussion in Europe. think it worthy
of inquiry whether the mammoth of the
tertiary period discovered during this century
in Siberia, near the same river, can have any
relation to the ConyCt's discovery. Thous-
ands of these animals have been found buried
in the ice, with their well preserved skins,
and thousands of tusks are brought to Eng
land to this day for the use of the turner.
These are Of nearly the same dimensions as
those seen by the Russian. The convict has
received an unconditional pardon on the
recommendation of scientific men who have
his statements and believe them
10 be true"
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- THos. {. BEAELETTE.


f'oht. IA - DE- FOR - NisI:.-Thp I'M
sale iO'InWlT. described
situated Eagle. about four miles northwest
81 o1rrator % Wit: south - acres at the SN. aui the
Fogth the west haf OF shc SWl O; section =
also the " 81 the Me- Of section L.. =" Ia township 81
north rau.r IT ttH 30 f. VI. There the farm
good tUldugt aud small young orchard Of brarng fruit
alec living suIu. OF water J. a OF
dHsrAHl" stock farm. 10 La ale ccuaty the farm Is
bounded fbc north hy he Nc-mi!!ou River Tie whole
OF the same a. uEi.rlNt With coal. vii sell te above
premises Or sUA. pAymruI down aut the balance on
long d.. with iru yg cent. Interest. Persons wishing to
purch CEuuut do bytyr tE,D aud eNalas the nseini
49, before purchasing. 10. WALDRON,
EtCes. sept - IS limos tn the Premises.
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THE LUMBER THhDE-A,tcntiun has
recently been drawn To the enormous con.
sumption OF timber for railway purpose, in
this country, the number OF railway ties alone
in use being estimated at 10000 OGD. 10 turn
i,h which requires the product of 40 OGu
acres OF wclllimbcrod land. A. these ties
have a life Of about five years, il REQUIRES
about 30,OOO0OO ties annually for repairs. "a
supply demanding the product of $4,000
acres. To this must be added wood 10. tie
manufacture of ears, requiring annually the
! product of $4,000 acres more, giving as the
aggregate consumption annually the product
OF 100000 acres ut Woodland, or. adding 90
! this the first supply noted above, q total ut
! i,2'UOJD acres dcnUlcd tu furnish wood for
railroads alone. Had the wood pgycmcn;
( become pcmanct in all our cities, the con.
sumption would have greatly increased
! OWN" L. ,hiS Use OF wood and the Immense
number of wooden houses also, the iumn,r
trade of Chicago has an along been one of
! the heaviest items OF its commerce. The use
of wool for houses in all the new towns and
iCi;IcS pi 'h. west and az the summer res r'-
is excessive. To this is now added p fresh
demand Tor wood for >hlp-bUjdmc, in con-
sequence OF the scarcity OF tonnage and tire
great demand for vessels. Under iuc CiTCum.
stances The lumber trade may fairly be- pro.
nuuncnu one OF The greatest Interests i'm the
republic. I'm capital, production and general
iwpurauc" it ranks ncZ' f4 Iaa But how
long Will the supply bold pg. %. tA.s ralc:-
!E .'Ui, 'ui,a NHsft .iWfr.rr..
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Among The anomalies Of Australia is a
singular growth of the forest that dcviatcs as
much from tree rs @ kangaroo from the
ordinary types of animals, although it is
called a tree The grass tree grows in rocky
places, uUtayOyable for other kinds of ycgc.
table productions Absolute baucnncss Is a
place where the pant iloUri.hcs best, appar-
emily, though elements must abound there
which are appropriate nouri,hmcnt \ mass
Of gras looking tibres gradually rise out OF
the ground. From day 10 day there is an
increase o; bulk and height, very much
resembling an elevated tut, of long grass,
gracefully falling of from q central shaft.
Those pendant threads are leaves. Very soon,
from the top Of the pile asleuder stalk shoots
up from four to ten feet; terminating in 4
spike That is sought by the natives for
spears, being hard and somewhat elastic
Within, the pith is al article OF food. In the
rude and savage condition OF indigenous
Australians, the grass tree furnishes a weapon
Of extraordinary usefulness for meeting the
circumstances OF barharous state of society.
without il, no other equally efficient means OF
defense against enemies, or for contcnding
with iCrociuus animals Is AZ their command
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LIST or GIFTS.
TOTAL. -, 600 GIFTS, ALL CASH,
luy fp

TOTAL. 1000 GIFTS ALL CASH.
amounting Too. 800. 900
Tue distribution vi, be positive. whether all the '!csots
are spo or not and the !H gifts all paid IN proportion TO
the tickets sold.
PEitI OF TICK ETS
Whole tickets So. Halves E5 Tenths. esch Coupon.
>, Eleven Whole Tickets 500: 24 Tickets for 4 Us
j WLoie Tickets tor Si'u' - Whole Tickets tcr $1,000
No discount less than sn worth o TrSrt= at time.
Ticket. ready Tor Sa, aud 81 orders accompanied
by The money promptly GyG. Liberal terms gwen 10 thUS,.
VINO buy o. sell again.
THOS. Z. EEhMLETTE,
Agent Publ. I.hr. Ky. ana Manager GIFT Concert
Oct.-!w Public Library Building. Louisville, Il,
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?n SlC!A II S &.

II NJ. IsA 500 VI, NJ. d., Successor to Dr..
i. &. u. FairbanNs) Physician and Surgeon, Ottawa,
III. ONCE City Drug Store. All calls LETT at the Office
Will receive prompt attention either day or night augy
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3gntFSgipna, Cag&2.
a I / . r N & rs,

I Y. w II.II[~'. Attorney at Law. Solicitor
Chancery aud Justice OF The Peace. Tn stars i
Deanos Block. r,avi: ~
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nOC'ToR ISIs itE;SlI. Eclectic Physician
/ Surgeon and ObstetrCian. Office and Residence 4i
Ia sale street second loOr Chronic Diseases ObsCt-
ca Practice specistieS. individuals and families treated
fyor hell Buil213
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mr.. VI. u l. y ID FIR. Homeopathic Physician,
~ ottawa, III. OEeTs his services to the friends or the
Homeopathic system in Oawa in all branches of His pro-
ssOn. Particular attention given to the treatment OF wo
and Cildren. Office In GOver& Cooks Block. IcbOv