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Minnesota papers complain that the army
clothing give insufficient protection. against
cold. The allowance and kind OF clothing
ior soldiers in Dakota 10 the sans they
Vuuld receive il stationed 10 Florida.
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No man is admitted to u Georgia prayer
meeting un'il the presiding elder seacnes
him for conseAled shot guns and !caIviDg
knives
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Ned BuntIine. Buffalo Bill and Texas
Jack, will be the next sensation ut the OPP
era House, Mradvil.e,
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People who have any taste Tor cigars will
rejoice to learn tha. Connecticut agrcultur-
lists talk OF giving up their tobacco crop and
20 10 raising beets instead.
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A new paper 10 Texas starts out with the
announcement that sin religion We are
conservative, and We intend to adhere to
the cash sysss
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They have sn art thieves out in Milwav-
kee. Ons of them adroisly despoiled .
lady's cloak Of $3.50 worth of lace while she
was 10 church recently.
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a part Of the Pioneer ice went out this
afternoon.
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A nephew Of Napoleon Bonaparte is
said to be practicing medicine at Marine
City, Michigan, and boasts that he can kill
people faster than bis uncle ever could.
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Local NOiICe0..
For Sale,

Ny stock and fixtures ere now fpe al.
and my building Tor sale or rent.
J. W BsAsrv.
Petroleum Centre, Dec. Is, 1872,
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NJ agNZines,

MagHZines.
All the nsgazInss Tor september, .
ready.
Harper,
Galaxy,
Atlantic,
Lippincotps.
Eclectic,
Transatlantic,
Oliver Optic,
Young FoIks,
Frank Leslie,
Childran's FloweL
Old and New.
Gokey's Ladies' Book,
Lodsyn Society,
PeteraOn's
Ladies' Friend,
Anhnr's Home,
Science Monthly,
BsllOu's,
Good Wor1s,
Nursery.
Chstterbox,
Metropolitan.
Herald Of Health.
AT the POST OFFICE NEWSROOx.
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Trouble is expected whea the Columbia
ice gorge goes out.
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REV. G. NOoRs, Pastor.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at II o'clock A. NJ. and 7
-s'slesk P. NJ, BY the Pastor, W. G., ,BURcH
SARI. Sabbath School at M, directly
4ftst forenoon service.
Prayer Meeting and Sabbath School
Teachers Asetisg Tuesday EVENING" OF
Oseh week.
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II you
Want a Salesman,
Want q Servant Girl,
Wa0t to Sell Horse,
Want to Sell Pateut,
Want to Lend Money,
Want to Buy House,
Want to Sell a Carriage,
Want to Borrow Money,
Want to Sell an OH Wen,
Want 10 Buy an Engine or Boilek
Want tn Sell House and Lot,
Want to find Strayed Animal,
Want to Purchase an Oil Interest,
Want to Sen Piece OF Furniture.
Want to Buy n Secondhand Carriage,
Want to Sell Tsbing. Casing, Gas Pipe,
Want ~ Find an owner for anything
Found, advertise in tho RECORD. as no lesl
than %n thousand peopie read it weekly.
NOTICE.-Mr. Janpa S. McCray having
removed to Franklin, parties having com
with him ON business or other
wise. are requested hereafter to address she'll
letters to that point. 81.
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2 Petroleum Centre Daily Record
Divine Nervic,

Divine service.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services every Sabbath at II A. II. ana
~ P. Il. Sabbath School at l211 p. N.
I. eats free. A cordial invitation extend.
% 10 al.
,c- REV. G. Moons, Pastor.
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ARRIVAL AND NEPARTURE OF
TRAINS ON o. q. Il 4. X. q.
On and after Sunday, Feb. 18th, 1873
trains will run ~ follows.
NORTH NO g. NO. l. NO {.
Leave irvine. 1s,l5rx. Ss0p N
Leave Oil City GOO 4 N. $50 p NJ. I, so VI
Pet.Cen csc 3" a31 3" $50 g
Titusv. ITO " A25 4" 9l5 g
Arrive Cory, $50 600 g 10 40 W
No 9-Acoommoaa,io Freisht.
Leaves Oil City $50 A NJ. Pot. Centre,
l0ls; Thnsville, ll.0Ss Al. Cory, IL, 4Opm
SOUTH. NO. 2. NO. A. NO. 6.
Leave Cory, lGSs A N. $40 AN. 30 p N
TitnsH. la,20 = N. T,3O & z,sA &"
p. Cen. l,aO /" SIT " S,I5l q"
Arrive 0. City 400 800 /" 800 +"
Irvine. 500 & 1l.SS
No l0--Aceomm mediation Freight.
Leaves Cory lao p N, Titnsv. 2,5s, Pot
Centre. rs; Ar at Oh City, 80 p %.
az No. and s I'm on Sunday.
ECOmmenoi Nov. Sd trains will nm
by Philadelphia time, which Is YRN MIN.
UfEs FASTER han our time
J. j LAWRENCF, Gen. Snpt
G. ]. HEFaCRN. Ass>I supt. ..
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WAGES

NOR all who are willing 10 work ANY person.
IT o'a or yoang, of either sex, cn n,rkt rom III
TO, $50 per week, at homs oay OF tyelmg v anted
by'all SuSable 10 either City or Country ardnnv
season Of the year Th 10 raro oproitt,uity Tor
those who are out OF woAk, anu ont f money 10
required Our pamphlet, "iOW TO MAKE A
LlNlfG. wing iull instructor, sent 90 receip.
of 10 eeIts, Address, A. BUk|sH> = -. t'--~.
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station for jamestown, N, r., and connection
with A. s. G. W. trains cast aud west. Connects at
Warren with trains east and west OH the p: d %.
Rk u. THAYER Gen'l Supt.,
Dunkirk, New York
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iladelnh,a Il Erie Railro~sl

WINTER TIME TABLE
end afer Sunday, Oct sr,s, 1872, the Trains
On the Philadespha II Erie RGts0ad win ran as
fOlloxs: .-.1.5 t. gfhIsl
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Advertise IN the REcoRn>
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alusltal snstrumtnis.

->-~~~~~->,>, ,S' ,,''., y N''7''"'"l'9'
A LADY viii sell less than tiOo handsome rosewood
"A psno modern s)le, Including stool. ,, Thlrd st.
HARGAIN.-Beauuful Toe rosewood piano. hnf
- ptlte improvements. CABLE, lOI West @3d 81.
NEW, sSJIrydLtE, >5-OCTAyE DOUBLEREED
- NAb!NfI OkHANN ready thls mouth at TIitCsd
gg,6rs $40 sud tl25 each tltty other styles tis TO
tS"gpd upward each THE MASON & HANlLtN OR.
SAS. ~. uoW ouef al Their new wATerOums, IS UNION
sShAhE, the .ltgsH assortment n NE bs,I uiruusnis
o. Nis cMSs W tft NorId al prices which are rendered
Ponof 9nli uy heI MsgYdhed fleiUisA tor uAnufac,
,u,e; OhDANs kENIkD with privilege OF purchase
per quarterly VI monthly payments.
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Si,ambcsis ans Aa,lrc1,L
DsSSsYLyAsIA RAILROAD.


rr.,ps leave Nev York from foo, Of Desbrosses and
Express Tor II irrisbufs the West sbd scath,
WIN Py,'nsn palace sars sttschrd s@ A. W." 7's"A
pot hnote. " lsh. ston, ,nd tue South at A. NJ,
andeP, VI. SUNDAY 9P.M VI. -
Express fcr Phisjelpha, s. o. and $50 A. M Z,
e,s.Os T. A.. and ~ nisht. sunday. ,biO. anL '
For pnr.de,es,s VI. Keu.,netos, s,7 A. ~ sodsP.M.
For Nevstk ats, 40, T. $40. $40 o. H. mo 4 ~, -.
l22psSsl s:il, tJj, $50, So, $50 $3.50. Q. el.
s,.'d1 ,,Ss.pnS ID IT." and 10 Pm sunday S"'
rs! tW,oeih,S So '[1p,s $40. $40. 4, ard ITO 4.
s,}Sssssai ] so, ij' aj'nl iaF.M sunday
rSr HTsoss,. aud 10 A. ~ "a noon. 1,
~, 5b. 4E, ~, Aj), S!0, ti30 $50 s. g. %,
10. an 10 y. w. aud /! night. sunday, 20 and T.
For W5odorld.e sni Pit,h Amooy'6s 10 A. NJ, 2p'
For Sew Bf1n,wics,1 .pd 10 A. NJ, ~ M.ias.ie
5n, apdsP W. and = nlsht. SUNDAY esndsP VI.
For East MlstOne. 4. NJ. u noon. ilO and 7. ~
For PhllIpsburs snd Beiyidefe, snd ~. NJ.
Accommodation for Bordenlown, Burlington and Cam.
pdsa; 1sndsS ~. ta% rs sio tsad sP' NJ
For Jsmesburg. Pember,op. Camden. ga. NJ, SOP NJ.
Trslns arrive as followsi From Ptt,DuIgh, $50 :,
i@P ~, daily. 1871 NJ and eA r ~. dsily. except
Monday. From Washlngion and Baltimore. 6pA NJ,
f5I and iQlt tP. ". sunday,6p a. ~ Prom Phila
phs, 5?L e;Y 1911 ii.oi aud iia 4; Ml aii SSL CO.,
onhces, 6ls, rs, 2;t. and su Broadwayj No. Asor
House, ard foot Of Desorosses and Coftiandt ats.
A. J, CAssxTT. T"''' DN''e' b. NJ BOYD. Jr.,
General Msnsgcr. Generai Passenger Agent.
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@HnttN-

| NNANTBD-A co,ored siri a. chsmbernsid, snd to
w ssekt with washing and ironing Apply with city
| reference between the hour OF 10 aud At IS woet
Forty seventh st.
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DEATH nv THE Posr oFFToB.
the Goverpmest MskIns Bus'uess fer tho
Grave Diss-rs-The Lives Of Nine Has'
dred Ipdustrieus Mes Imporitied.

The Government Mnkins Bss'uess fer the
Grave Dissers-Tbe Lives Of Niue Hss-
dred Ipdustrieus Mes Imporiiied.
James Carroll, aged SIS years, night
clerk In tho Post once, was buried yesterday
from his late residence, as Fast seventy-sixth
street. lie was attacked on Wednesday by
pneumo onis, and died on sunday. Dr. James II.
Macgregor, the physician who attended him,
certified that his disease was caused by the bad
sanitary condition Of the Post once.
Col. u. T. Morgan, the Assistant Postfna aster,
says that report had been sent to washinOton
In regard TO the sanitary condition OF the build
ing. He says that the ventilation Ia d. fective,
but hat the place is not so perilous TO health as
DR.. Maceregor's certificate ia Carroll case
would lead many persons to suIposei ne De,
throughout. MIR Mullctt. the Goyetnu ent atchi-
teCt. he said. was recently requested to make
certain improvements In the interior of tile
between 200 and 900 OF the 400 clerks, por,ers,
and others are constantly IN the Post once
breathing the atmosphere. Dr. Gillette IL tegu-
larry detailed by the Postmaster to look after
their health, and make a daily report OF those
to help him. Col. Morgan says he goes into the
street occasionally to get fresh ar only Tour
men were sick and absent YESTERDAY.
An intelligent clerk in tho distributing depart
ment describes the Post Once as almost unin-
habitable The atmosphere is close, and lnrufe
The ventilation IL inadequate, and what little
fresh air gete into the place is rapidly absorbed
10y the army VI employees. The clerk said he
had frequently seen the thermometer at eighty.
The edi6ce is kept unclean by regiment of
cats. Clerks are frequently omllainihg 81 head
aches and nausea and more or les ui them are
ALWAYS absent on eick leave. The fault l. with
the Government In not having provided better
accommodations.
The Post Office ~ the oldest luldiu- below
Fulton street IL was built lin YEARS ago a. n
Dutch Reformed Church. and wd' the place ut
worship Of many knickerb9rker familie-. whose
bones mnulder IN inc vaults beneath. b"-'nS
the ReVolutira the church was made into n
prison pen 10y the British. The outside walls,
which are uf stone. remain a. nrm and solid A.
when they wero hrst plds'cred together. The
Inside, however, IL black with the dust ~ ages.
few wock- ago. the old. familiar helity on
The Liberty street side was taken down, as the
clerks feared that IL might iali The bell sang
awelCome To the American army when u en-
tered the city, tOlled AZ the funeral Of George
Washington, sounded the first alarm Of the
great fire Of 1876, and was also heard on many
other eventual occasions.
The building hss been occupied as Post OF
Gee since ltLH
The sun., 1873-04-24

From he B1liB,ote sun.
WASHINGTON, Apiil 2O.--The Hon. James
Brooks returned here from Norfolk on We'd
nesday last In "a rather more enfeebled Condi-
before. Mr.. brooks vert to Norfolk under the
advice of his attending physician DIR. A. Y. y
Garnett, who had hopes that the mild salt
air Of that place would prove beneficial The
case OF Mr.. Brooks II q most interesting one. and
u has been the subject OF curious and painful
inquiry Of leading members Of the faculty Of
this and other cities, because NJ its obscure ma
ture. During his stay IN norfolk he was under
the care of DR. Seldsn of that city, one of the
best physicians of Virginia. After the most
DIR. Selden states thai he does not feel hims eli
justified In undertaking to pronounce "a tu its
character. on Friday last lbr. Garnett, who has
himself had vast experience, called to his as>is-
medical gentlemen met at Mr. DrOoks's resi-
dence on street. hftcra thorough eXamina-
tion of the patient they held a lengthy consul
tation. but were unable to reach a final CuuClu-
sion as 10 the nature of his malady.
DIR. W. Parker, a widely known practitioner ~
studying the disease of Mr.. Brooks and sug-
gested that II might probably he lcuCoCNthRmia.
which j. an undue preponderance of the white
CorpusCles Of the blood over the red. Yestcr-
different parts oi Mr. BrUoks's body. and en-.
trusted To Dr. !. J. Woodward, of the Army
Medical Museum. Dr. Woodward submitted
the specimens 10 a most powerful microscopic
examination. He reports that the blood was in
an abnormal condition. and that there was an
unusual proportion Of the white Curpuscles but
not In sufficient quantity to Justify the desi -
nation Of leucoCythamia. In the mean time
Mr.. brooks - the recipient Of the most devoted
attention from HE family and friends. lie COM
day IN the peIusal Of his newspaper mail, which
10 quite extensive.
The sun., 1873-04-24

sNsIutton.
WI taught the art Of He's cutting in two lessons by an
entteb new snd perfect method. For the con,tuience
ofAdrs that cannot attend during the dAy lessons viii
and i6s Broadway. - - ' w
fersonll Hohtts.
ROf IO-T.-Geo. W, nm of west End Jersey
w lett ms home April II he is II years old small
s4t Ia, scar On tde Of his head over LETT ear AM
person lnioTMlug Of his Whereabouts viii be Uberay
teNataed, btNJ Y. HILL. Hudson city T. o. ~ J.
NFORMATlON wanted of Decatur Ferguson
M1sh last seen about the year 1881, he Long
isshd ialls a. school under Nlr. Oake. Any lnforma
Won CONCERNING nm or The Whereabouts of any such
pSr'0n w VIZ 9s most tnankiuy received, either in per-
kfER West fArms Post once, westchester Co, n. T.
STRlCTURE, hstula. and piles radically cured
M!tnout knte, caustic, or detention from business
dsests OF the genetatve organs diseases aud deOrm
uts OF lhe eye, nose face person, aud all important
WANTED Information OF John FARRELL who
W disappeared from his home March a. ANY
wotu sohssrnns MN WI! ee gratefully received by MS
SISTERS Address Nrs. LANE, " state st, Brooklyn.
The sun., 1873-04-24
Sb,pp,n9.

~ Sail from PIER %. North RIVER, New YORK;
Nnih, Saturday, April . AUSTRALIA, sat- May 3
Passengers booNed and forwarded TO and from any
railway station IN Great Britain, Ireland. Germany.
kOrwsy sweden. DenmIrk or America as safely, speed.
Ny comfortably s1d chespy ssny other route o. hne.
Tckets drafts or cert ncates can be bought at lowes
snrreney rates by applying at tue compsnys omees I
HENDERSON BRoTHERs. Agents.
JfOR QUREN-TOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
H. -. Carrying the United States Male.
NANHATTAN sails "wednesday, Aprtl ~, ~ r. NJ.
WISCONSIN sails Wednesday. May atIE p. NJ.
CABIN passage, So gold. steerage, 90 currency.
Drafts on England, Irel lnd, &c.
WILLIAMS & GUtON,
~ Broadway. New York
The sun., 1873-04-24
BuiINms Hairrals.

nLD BRICK For sale, about lO1 OO cleaned and
Av. II. " '' w.
The sun., 1873-04-24
Sinantial.

lROkEN National Balk Sotes.-Notes bought,
ID -FOUR ~ per cent, premium.
DE HA"EN BRO,
W south Sd It,
The sun., 1873-04-24

V'HRBEsT ORGANS
ON THE EASIEST TERMS.
THE "slLVER TONGUES"
on nrentalsnd sale per ustament plan.
Nohe otect to the factory aud wholesale wareroons
T. r. NkEDHAM son Cestablshed lsI6l,
lS' l+S and III East @Sd st., New YORK
FORTY different STYLES al varying prices.
The sun., 1873-04-24
Striving Matglnrs.
Matpln,rp.

IrOR ~ALB-A Singers and Wheeler 4 wilson's
st.. top door
The sun., 1873-04-24
dtlcoO anN dcal

ID lveted les. To cca'rrs Amy ~ ltII.r0l -t ~
Broome st.. y; GIeenc st., sud s3 Boe ,ry To-. ,,.,.
The sun., 1873-04-24
CIVILIZATIONS.
THE WEEKLY sTN.

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YORK sun. SPACES. siAyea' send your Dollar
THE BEST AGRIC ULrI RAJ PAPER.-The weekly
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THE BEST POLITICAL PAPER.-The New YORK
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lie Plunder. SPACES. :! wear. send your Donar
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The sun., 1873-04-24

--.. ulatqmttp.
EOR ~ALE-A l2'horse engue and boiler IN good
Il Nofs'uR otder also, sucker, teuoner, ana saw
n9e.tS ~, anu gearlngi for sale cheap. Apply
al lo BrunsSlcA st., Jersey CITY.
NOR SALE-A good 10 horse steam engine hut NJ.
te used will be sold cheap for cash, or exchanged
IHALt ~ East Broadway,
ROPER HOT AIR ENGINE COMPANY,
~ H Chambers st, New York.
WANTRD-An A No. boiler OF 40 to 20 horse
~ power Ior eash or exchange of 10 horse steam
RSEet engae. Addre" 5. g., care Of q, l., smlth 70
The sun., 1873-04-24
0Opaytn,rslip Nntltts.

--------.,-- NVFN'EWVKIYTF E1VNIs'
N3TlCE. The GoPartnershlp heretofore existing
between I, o. Butler and Geo. ". Adams IN the
haklnK business 90 !d av,, city Of New Votk under
lhe name oi Adams Butler, II herebJ dissolved.
The sun., 1873-04-24

20 .SSEG9SD.HAND PIANOS, ORGASZ,
SIS t7S and douh rom w Up IS new org,.s at
up during TINS week to make room for fsGUd
V"'IoN prles. a. NATERsS. tsl pI0AaN.I. wv "
The sun., 1873-04-24
Ryp eSooos.
TREMENDOUS BARGAINS

FAsHtONAPlF SPRING DRESS GOODS
lsT RECEIVED FROM AUCTION,
AT GAbqur 70 tSIEHIrS, ,oS Iht DOLLAR
PLAID JAPANESE POPLfNS at &c. per yard.
SHIFTED JAPANESE PoPLlSs At l3c, i0c., and isc.
BRoCHrEL JAPANESE PopLINs at &c, 2se.. and
sc. per yard
PLAIN PoPLlNs, all new eolors at 2sc., Soc aud s79c
perysfd
BLACK ALPAcAs nne quality. oniy 2Oc., l5e.. aud
Slc., cheap.
BLACK CAsHMEREs. for .scQues at 7oc to ti yard.
Also,
- - Exceedingly beautiful styles, At s9 50 each.
so OTTOMAN RRoCHE srRlPED sHAWLs,
just Imported. only 81 ~. valued az $3.50.
W. X. fEYrON, 81 and "a Bovery
Just below Houston at.
SMlTH'- PATTkRN BAZA>K, 9h Broad.
- way near sNh stThe latest imported styles. Reau
tfn changes tor spring and summer. Elegant tolets
fAlterns, with cloth models now ready. Patterns rtted
To the form, warranted perfect Mag costume linen
made up II the feature for summer. Come early.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-08

Observation-Disclosures Anna Bishop, the world
renowned cantratrice, has accepted an engage.
ment to make n brief tour in the west and give
concerts. She will be at Morris Monday, March
17th at Joliet ON Tuesday, and ut Ottawa on
Wednesday, the 10TH She comes with good
troupe. She has travelled more than any singer
in the world, and when she first came to this
country she created furore, and does yet wher-
ever she goes. She unites powerful voice of
great compass with wonderful sweetness, and
has the advantage of the highest culture. HcI
programmes embrace great variety, so that
every one in her audience will have something
to he especially pleased with.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-08
Geo. ). WedgewOod,

In this cold, unfccling world II Is n sad trutb
that every one seems to take special gratiica-
tion IN kicking the man who is down. Start a
poor fellow running away and raise the hue and
cry OF stop thief and straightway a mob of
men, women and children will Join in the chase.
ana usually, If there be any one in that process.
sion IN pursuit of the fugitive who has not al
ways Kept himself above suspicion, that person
VIII be sure to cry stop thief" much more We.
hemently than any one else While Mr.. Wedge.
wood had plenty of money he was fine, social
fellow and good enough companion for the
very men who lately abused him. We assure the
public that there are two fair sides to this CUES
ton, and that George S. Wedgewood never meant
to defraud the county or single individual out
OF dollar. One proof of this is that ever since
his departure he has been saving money and pay
Ing up the claims against him as rapidly as pos
sible, His house and lot was sold, and the pro
ceeds applied rs far as they would 20 in this way
The cause Of his downfall was intcmperance
For several months--in fact, ever since his de
parture, he has been II different man, and 1t il
his determination to wipe out every dollar Of TIT
Indebtedness AS soon as he can. Let him have
fair trial, Invested of all prejudice, and treat hi
case upon its merits. In this way the count,
will be able to make good its loss, while by
vindictive course nothing is to be gained
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-08

FisEE IL BEEM.-This enterprising and always
popular clothing mandatory is wide awake and
ready for spring trade. Mr. Fisk has Just return.
ed from II long trip east among the manuiactur.
crs and heavy importers, and has made selections
of his spring goods to suit his customers. He
has without doubt purchased the largest and
best stock Of goods in his line ever brought to
Ottawa by this or any other firm. The stock
consists of Il carefully selected assortment of
piece goods OF every possible pattern or shade OF
color and especially of all that is new and lust
coming in fashion. This firm make theirs the
fashionable manufacturing house in the west.
and to that end always keep not only the very
best of goods, but the most skilled workmcn and
scientific cutters and adhere strictly to the newest
styles, as they come out Their new piece goods
are of the very best material consisting of all the
celebrated English, French and Scotch brands, a.,
well rs Il full line of the best eastern and western
woolcns The new stock also embraces q hrav,
supply of gents furnishing goods, beside, store
fun of ready made goods, This line /, very large
and complete in every detail, wherclrom any one
can select Il splendid suit in few moments.
These goods are well made, are Of good material
and are in the newest STYLES.
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