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why FranKlin Used Simple Language.

Tradition has it that years ago, when Ben
iamin Franklin was 4 lad, he began to stud,
philosophy, and soon became fond of apply.
ing technical names to common objects.
One evening when he mentioned to his fnh
er that he had swallowed some acephalous
mullusks, the old man was much alarmrG.
and suddenly seizug him, called loudly tor
help. Mrs. Franklin came with warm wa.
ter, and the hired man rushed in with ia
garden pump. They forced half gal on
down Benjamln's throat, then held him nv
the heels over the edge Of the porch anil
shook him, while the old man sand III
We don't Get them things out Of i Q, ,
he will be pizonId, sure" When the, were
cut. and Benjamin explained that the aric, p
alluded toNore"y siels, hi, tath,i .ubii = e.
for IN hour wit "a uuvt strap fnr >curiu"
the family. Tradition adds Ihat ever 49,
ward FranklInS ianruurr ,,"s MAR H.
simple and explicit
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Judge CatIl'' Nov Book
A SUMNER IN NORWAY,
With Notes on the Industries, Habits etc. Of the Feope '
History of the Country Its Climate and PROTECTORS an"
of the Red Deer, Reindeer, and Elk, by
HON J. D. CATION, Ii. d.
syo 4Ol Do. Illustrated. Price, $50.

THE INTER-OCEAN Gully D SAYS:
"Jldge Cation has given work possessing al me pest
oualities of perfect book Summer Travel tcohtMns
Confidential style without strain or affecaton as inc
writer sails eon by and lakes ana rivers auu M
gers I'm quaint Norwegian towns he gives us mere anu .,
sufficient scraps of history TO awaken neres, IN .s
ancient and warike but peaceful ana INDUSTRIOUS peva
Dle He has the strong cold touch OF masculine i3ev an
onsprvaon united graceful narrative syie, ne
from beginnnr to end reads like story tod ny te JuuEe
AZ the hea of his table Carlyle SITS IN ms ue AZ @
sea pounng over 'Sagas and ancieht anusGri2s az.
salwart traveller accompanied by his ladies' m,hgies m
The peope makes friends with the Lapps WatCYs
fshing In the pools sleeps in Norwegian Deus. ANU ia
in little wholesome rhetoric over ther au
discnmfot His book fresh as the mountain pIcen'
while his obs ryaous are full of that Kindly anu
tive feeling which can only come rom hBerai n'Hu anu
genuine heart
THE TINES Gully 81 SAYS:
.The anthor of "A Summer In Norway has accom2isheu
what Int few able professional writers are ChOie VI ~
rho circumstances He has given to the plc s,
travels kich will hold its own with any OF Ae
syle in which IL written is concise terSe am i
TIE incarnation is solid and interesting anu ven VI
humor neryades every page Throughout 1t is
snrinkled with harmless amusing lhc'uehs' uoi'0"''
told "
THE TRIBITNE CJULY 81 SAYS:
nIpdge Cation Is veteran traveller He Is man OF aCu
ohservston and from long experience aS wen ~ "a
capocv "a ami TO Learn something more, ana 10 ~
and and ont more than the ordinary uaNttr, ,ot "a
ali tbis he has mae readable and entertaining o n,
hook which is apt to create In the reader suoE ues
make the sa-ne Journey IN person.
Sold in Ottawa by Osman llapemah'
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A compositor, bleeding and bruised, applied
for admission TO Baltimore hospital the Other
day. 1t turned out that he had set up" he ~
mocracy have an abundance Of pleas so as tt
read that they had an abundance OF feas" Anc
the editor said he'd have HE revenge II he wen
| to Jail thirty days for IT,
| Mr.. Weston sought the c"nsolntions OF rc!iSl0h
as well rs rest for the ~ol'~ OF ms leet III Dr
| Locke's church ON NcSlrldnS' lie was c''"c'
with the reverend gCnllclnans refcctlup Oh
Dnvid's walk with God !-Chjcdgo Times, 232.
There is some sat -raction in announcing thai
Mr.. Toothacrc, Il stump candidate for the kansa'
LEGISLATURE. failed OF election. Stump candidates
have been living roothacrc ound cut there. Mr.
stocklagcr is the gentlemaa who hoped in.
| Mr.. Frazer, Of Vrgina, had his coat.tal SET
nm fire by a hot stovr aud his wife became so
frightened that she dropped dead No man who
| truly loves his wife will kcepa hot stove IN the
| house.
Cheap coats with expansion tails liable to take
fire are now in demand.
The Omaha Bee doe, not believe in Staalcy,
and sides with the gcographcrs who say he lies
about that lake. As the ancestors Of the Bee ed.
itor came from Africa aud perhaps played when
know something about II.
Since Treasurer News administration com.
menced $1,000 have been stolen from the United
States Treasury. He has made good the loss to
the government out OF his own pockct.-Inter-
ocean.
If the example of Mr.. New is followed by all
the government officials the civil service will be
baukruptcd in a month.
The devotion Of Bowles, of the Springfield
Mass Republican to Charles Francis Adams, and
his readiness to nominate him for every import.
ant position from President down, give occasion
for BIT Of newspaper sport in this way;
The other day Sam Bowles went to church IN
Sprir geld, Mass, and, feeling the effects of his
severe editorial labors through the week, went
to mapping. By and by he was awakened by the
preacher, who struck the desk and shouted
V Who shall be able to stand up in the presence
of the Lord on that awful day" And Sam Bowles
rising in his pew, remarked: "Charles Francis
Adams is the only man that can do it, and !
nominate him for the postion.-Chicago Times
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OTTAWA FREE TEADER: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER e. 1875

rles than those of others. This is only
one of hundred incidents of the same kind
which the people Of Copenhagen tell of him
and no one will wonder that, with ali his pc
culiarites and odd habits, they could not
help loving him. He WIS II dear and belov.
ed friend in every household; from the King
down to the poorest artisan, every one knew
and honored him. Every door and every
heart was open to him They no longer lee
tured and criticised him every page that he
wrote was eagerly grasped by young and
old, and read with pleasure and gratitude.
December being the Christmas month, OF
course We have new version Of the Legend
of st. Nicholas" "One Hundred Christmas
Presents and How to Make Them," is anoth-
er article appropriate to the season, as is also
"St Nicholas in Germany" Besides which
there is the usual rich variety, including the
overwhelming Jack,in-the-Pulpit, the
Riddle-BoX, &c, &c
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The December number is adorned with a
beautiful frontispiece, the central figure OF
which is an accurate portrait of Hans Chris
ten Anderson, and the surroundings are rep
resentative creations of his rich fancy; and
in connection with the picture Mr.. Bayeson
the Norwegian novelist, gives an interesting
sketch of the great children's poet. We make
room for one short extract;
A friend of mine, who was quite an 0It
boy when this happened, once came very
near losing his eyesight. He was brought Ia
the hospital, where nobody knew him, and
the room was darkcned, 81 that he could see
nothing, not even his own hand when hl
held 1t up before his eyes. He had lain in
this way for whole week, and almost wish
ed he were dead, when one evening there
came gentle tap on the door, and man en-
tered and sat down on the bedside. My
friend did not know the man; and even If he
II had known him, it would have been too dark
to see his face.
IL am Hans Christcn Andersen said the
man. II heard that yeu were sick, and
have been sick myself, and know what II BE-
Would you allow me 10 sit down beside you
and tell YOU some storiesE
NV friend. naturally enough, was vCTy
grateful, and did not object 90 being enter
tanned. Aud almost every night FOR two
weeks Andersen returned When The thick
curtains could be drawn aside from the win.
dows, he read aloud, mostly his own wit
ings, for he liked better 10 read his .Sn sio-
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IittelI's Living Age,

Contents of the No. for the week ending
Nov. 18th:
A new serial by Mrs. Oliphant Is begun
The same number also contains an elaborate
and interesting article on the Atomic Theory
of LucretlHs, contrasted with modern Theo
ries of Atoms, the Constitution of Matter and
he Orig!natlon Of Life; an instalment OF
THE Dilemma powerful story of East
Indian life; Schoolmaster nf the Renais
sance; Naturalncss Of Character; Two Danes
Lauzun; Philip Stanhope, and other choicest
reading of the day both prose and poetry
LitteI & Gay, Boston, are the publishers.
Any of the above publications may be seer
a. the bookstore of Osman s. Hapeman
where subscriptions are received and single
copies kept for sale.
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I,allou's.

Following are the contents of the Deem
Der number:
First in the Race; Sketches of Animal
Life; Miss Anderson's Right Hand; Christ
mas; Uncle Roberts Christmas Gift; The
Cross of the Legion; Out from the Shadow
Waitirg-a Christmas Eve Memory; Lost in
the Fog; Winter; A Pretty Young Lady ;
Costumes in Chilli; ThesHaunted House by
the Mill; At Rest; One Thousand Dollars
Reward; The Language of the Eyes; Extra
ordinary Births; Blossom and Fruit; All for
Fun; Mademoiselle Sylphina or, The For
tunes of Il Castaway; Ruthvens Puzzle Page
Curious Matters; The Housekeeper; Facts
and Fancies; Our Announcement for 1876;
Our Picture Gallery-(Humorous Pictures
The January number will commence a
thrilling serial by NJ. Quad of the Detroit
Free Press, the most popular writer in the
country at this time. Published by Themes
& Talbot, 90 Hawley Street.
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The Nursery.

For a Christmas or New Years gift we
can conceive of nothing that would bring a
six or eight year old child more substantial
and continuous joy than the present OF a
years subscription to the Nursery. 1t is the
only really meritorious publication gifts kind
in the country. Publ ished by j. L. Shorey,
So Bromtield St. Boston. SLIGO year
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Locke's National Monthly

The contents of the December number are
Death upon the Moor; Water on the Plains
The Great Caribou; On the Origin of Words
Not Divided; a Night at the Stays Head
American Heroines; Literary Aspirants; He
Kissed Me; In Peace; Notes and Comments
j, p. Jones, Toledo, Ohio. 81 Il year.
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Much has been written suunsrihr rsr
tobacco, but there are W., i'w cr>'> h
!: can De charged fl'r!y ga HE g.
In consequence OF ~ p,,,.. ,-....
vous cxcliabiliy, of rrn,,sriu-
membrane ofth6 ait
20 the influence ui CsiG "a co..
cause, whatever II ma t u. 'rk'
must, ghcn used ia mol '''.l
TO promote longevity. 4
persons who have been s'r -
or par' Of = cenlnry.-Dr 49,
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III NJ. BASCCM. NJ. D., Physician and Sur
III. geon Ottawa ILL., Office I'd door north of post office
Residence Paul ST., east of Supreme Court House Junl3
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II. q. Es !. /! ssl:slRS

Should not fail to examine the nipple
ments made by the Sheridan Manufac-
turing Company, at the old Eagle
Works in this city.
Their Cultivators, both coihOiieo
Farmers Friend and Walking, their
sulky Attachment for Stirring Rows lows
their Hay Carriers and McEwen har-
vester. are among the leading attrac-
tions Prices and terms as favorable
o. con he obtained anywhere, and sat
isfaction guaranteed in all cases.
Don't forget the place-near Madi
SON Street Swing Bridge.
April sd-tf
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mr.. GILBERT DE PI-Y, French Ply
IL scian. years practice the last ten years IN ST
Louis Mo- Office La Sale ST., over r. Wolfe and d. Bern
ard Residence Washington St. (nOrth OF Supreme Court
Block) Office hours from to ~ o'clock NJ and rom
|2to5P,M mayl,i5
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COLES ~ L'EI>TIT', Physicians and Sur
" geons, Ottawa H. Office D!ckey's iewelry store
Dr. Coles residence 10 Cass street. Dr. Petts residence,
u E. Pearl Office open day and night sec9ly'
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times with little whips, and compel them to
20 throuhh the same exercises. When the
athlete, return, each family gathers in the
large room for breakfast This over the wo-
men ascend to the tops Of their houses to
dress, and the men depart to the fields or
woods, OF gather in the kiva to chat or weave.
Scribner's.
"The Tour of the Nlle' orens the Deem.
Der Scribner with numerous fine illustrations
and racy sketches of Cairo and up the mystic
rious river. John G.. Holland brings his
story of SeVenoaks to a satisfactory close, and
beams out all the richer for it IN the editorial
departments. Noah Brooks contributes some
very pleasant pictures from japan. 1t is a
mistaken notion that the japanese don't know
how to make pictures "Thoughtess people,"
says he, "scrutinizing bit of japanese ware,
are diverted at what they call their cynical
lack Of perspective.
"The Japanese artist does not undertake to
prod ice aerial effects or linear perspective
on plates, bowls, and vases. We must look to
European art for such absurdties as land
scapes and architectural drawings on spheri-
cal surfaces. In a Japanese workshop, the
decorator teels just where bright mass of
color or a flowing line is wanted. He knows
exactly where single spot of gold or Grim
son will be most effective. He seems 70 have
an iItultve appreciation of the relation
which color and mass have to the general
mass before him. Therefore he makes no
mistakes The bunch of brilliant azaleas,
the flight of storks, or the floating butterflies,
are each placed where they belong on the OBJ
lject; with unerring accuracy, each ornament
| finds Its true position in decorative art The
space left undecorated is only an intellectual
balance to the weight of color or mass on the
other side Precisely what geometrical rules
determine the value of these lines, or govern
the disposition of masses, we may not be able
to say. But we may be sure that such agree
able, harmonious and complete designs as
those furnished by japanese artists, are the
result of serious study Of certain fixed prin-
ciples."
Five chapters, from 9Th to 10Th inclusive,
are given of Bret Harris serial, Gabriel Con
roy" The prologue, including the descrlp.
ton of events at Starvation Camp, and i'm
medlately subsequent, ends with the ninth
chapter. The tenth chapter opens at One
Horse Gulch, after lapse of five years. Some
new nguTes are introduced, among them MIS-
Markell and Sal; and Gabriel Conroy meets
with an adventure of tender and romantic,
character.
The only short story is OF Norway, by II.
II. Royeson. Gen Francis Walker contrib
utcs an article on sour Domestic Service,
discussing, among other points, somewhat
humorously, the availability of All Sin as a
domestic; and there is a brief but able paper
by the late Amasa Walker, on French and
American curriencies. In poetry the nun.
Der is unusually rich, there being six or q 5ht
contributors, and the editorial departments
are well sustained. In the January number
we are promised the beginning of Edward
Everett IIale's historical romance, "Philhp
Nolans Friends"
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CIIAS. IL. BRUSH, Attorney and Counselor
" Law. Ofice-Room No. Post Office Block: Otta'
wa Illinois marl'7S
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p. JONES l.. W. BREWER.
ION E,sS 81 BREW Err, Attorneys and Coun'
sellers at Law, Ottawa Ills. Office, Rooms Nos q 3.
second floor, Metropolitan Block. octl9,'I2
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j. h. RICE. E.K. WALBRIDGR.
ID IC +; 81 wALBRIDGE e, Attorney Law
III Office In Glover& Cooks Block over Dimmlcks drug
store, Ottawa, Ills. aprl913
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II Y. tiHIGGS, Druggist, Bookseller and sta
IL. TONER Ottawa ILL., Second store in Nattnger BLOCK
south side of Court House Square.
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GEO NJ LELAND, CYKus a. LELANp,
Master In Chanccry. Notary Public.
7 Ella ND ~ LELAND, Attorneys at Law
IL Abstract Books OF La Sale county Office. N W.
Court House Square, over City Drag Store Ottawa, ILL.,
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p HYS GA N 8 .

nRS. McARI'HUR ~ HARVEY,
~ Ottawa, H. Ofice-Rooms and 8 r o. Block, Open
from O'Clock to O'Clock DR.. McArthur's rest
dence on Benton ST. south of Illinois Ave- Dr. Harvey
residence No. SO Clinton st. junly 10
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VIZ IL. ENSMING FIR. NJ. d., Physc. an
w and Surgeon. Office over the Exchange Bank, ot
tawa. Illinois. marl5
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lDR. M. ZEN DER, Homeopathic Physician
~ Ottawa Ill. Offers his services to the friends OF the
ession Particular attention given to the treatment OF wo
men and children. Office in Glover Cooks Block iebb-Y
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D. II. SNOW.
NICHOLSON az SNOW, Attorneys and
IL Counselors Law W practice in the courts OF La
Sale and adjoining counties. Office west OF Court House
Ottawa. Ills. nOvll
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L,RANIS =. CRAW FORD, Attorney
Law. Room lIlS0 Clark ST., S. W. cor. Monroe, On
cago. Notary Public. marll'ii
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DR. g. HAIR ID, Physician and Surgeon over o
~ l9 Main street, Metropolitan Block, Ottawa lncis'
INN n.
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Kidderminster, England, presents many in.
teresting facts IN the life of Richard Baxter
A. H. Guernsey narrates the events OF
Bloody Mays" reign; Hon s. Cox con-
tnues to hammer away on "Leglslative HUI
NOR finding the dlggiogs not overrlch
and President Barnard continues the First
Century series by review of the progress
of the exact sciences If this country in the
last 100 years Oh the shpr, stories, the I'm
perial Guest" by James PayD, is the best,
being n fine ijN If on vely common and
popular phase of London good society "a
Ghostly Visitation" by Mary Beach, is also
quite entertaining. Garth" Julian Haw-
thorne's serial, increases In interest, and pro-
misses to develop into one of the most remark
able stories of the season. The poetry OF the
number is neither abundant % remarkable.
Major Powell, in "The Ancient Province
of Tusayan.' gives deeply interesting and
entertaining description of very curious
people whom he encountered in Sonora-ap-
parently u remnant of The prehistoric races
of America about whom Foster and others
have written 50 profoundly. The people live,
of coursc in adobe towns protected by mas
siye lis. Say the writer;
AT the dawn OF day the governor of the
town goes up to the top of his house and calls
on the peop" TO come forth. In few mo-
ments the upp'. story of the town is covered
with men, women, and children For a few
minutes he Aarangues them on the duties OF
the day. Then, as the sun is about 10 rise,
they all sit down, draw their blankets over
their heads and peer out through little open
ing and watch for the sun. As the upper
rim appears above the horizon every person
mulmu.s u prayer, and continues until the
whole disk is seen, when the prayer ends and
the people turn TO their various avOcatlons.
The young men gather In the court abont the
deep fountain stripped naked, except that
each one has belt to which are attached
bones hoofs, horns, or metallic bells, which
,ney have been able to procure from white
men These they lay aside for a moment,
plunge into the water, step out tie on their
belts, and dart away on tnelr morning races
over the rocks, running as if for dear lite,
Then the old men collect the little boys some
times with little whips, and compel them to
20 throuih the same exercises. When the
athlete, return, each family gathers in the
large room for breakfast This over the wo-
men ascend to the tops Of their houses to
dress and the men depart to the fields or
woods, OF gather in the kiva to chat or weave.
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n n IN A ALENTS wanted to sell SIX new inven.
EUEuENd tons recent and OF great value TO every
HnEEnHH5 body. Grea profits to agents
VVS ~ EPHRAIM BROWN Lowell Mass.
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N Peace. Ottawa, Ills. Office on Columbus few &C 0rs
north OF the post office Will thank his friends for Ill Gs
ness pertaining his Office and engages TO atendt.
promptly.
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w. BusHNRLL. \. T. BULL. c. II. GILMAN.
DUSH ELL, BULL ~ GILMAN,
ID Attorneys Law. Office In Bushnell d Leland's
block, west OF Court House. Ottawa. Ill. auglH
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NJ KIN EUS-L, German Druggist and Apothe'
W. cary (ghoesale and retaJ Main street, Ottawa III
Importer of Drugs Chemicals, French Cogniac Brandes
Wines. &c.
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I T.. COURTS EN, Attorney at Law. Office
No. 10 La Sale street, west u the Court House.
Ottawa. Ills. iuly3i5
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ID r.. LING IN, Attorney Al Law. ONCE over
d. No. 10 La Sale street, west side OF the Court House.
Ottawa, Ills. julyS'1j
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r. y. BOWEN. Al. T. MOLoNEY.
Dow ZEN ~ NIOLsbN Attorneys and
ID Counseors at Law, No, Court St Win promptly
and diligently attend 10 all business entrusted their
July 10th. 1870.
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III Il. MEAD Attorney and Counselor at Law.
III. Ottawa. III. ONCE west Court House Square. apr3
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4. W. d. CRANE. - a. @. FRENCH.
Ora n l., a, FIR f. NCII, Attorneys and Coun.
u seors Law. In the office formerly occupied by Bck-
ford Bowen MaOney, east side OF Court House Square
Ottawa Ills Prompt attention given 10 all business
trusted to Juhl9,5
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cOnO month 10 energetic mel and women every.
NCtjU where Business h0UU,dbic. EXCELSIOR MAN.
rFACTURING Co, l5l Michigan Ave. Chicago,
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NEW ELL IL. MOOR Attorney NJ Law
~ Office IN Clancys Block DINER OF La sale and Mad.
son streets, ottawa III. july2fij
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HIRAM II. GII.BEsRI', Attorney at Law
IL Room No. l Post ONCE Block sep25'i5
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rEORG -. ELDR T., DGE;, Attorney
" at Law. Office In Z. o. Block. ottawa Ill. aprl1
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EDWIN n. LEWIS, Attorney and Counselor
II at Law, Glover & Cooks Block Ottawa, H. apr3
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