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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-01-21

The Maine State Pathological Society meets
at Augusta on the 10th inst.
"Where do people go who deceive their fel-
low-men" asked a Sundayschool teacher of a
pupil. Ito Europe" was the prompt reply.
A St. Louis paper calls on the Eastern editors
to form ring around Rhode Island and see fair
play in the senatorial election which is soon to
come off.
An Indiana man bet ten dollars that he could
ride the fly wheel in a saw mill-when his wife
paid the bet, she said, ''William was kind
husband but he didn't know much about fly
Wheels
The Centennial memorial medals are out on
exhibition, and will shortly be for sale to those
who would possess themselves of fit token of
the close Of the first century Of American In
dependence.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-01-21
ANOTHER
OPPORTUNITY

10 INVEST A FEW DOLLARS, WITH POSI-
BILE RETURNS OF THOUSANDS, IS OFFERED
BY THE POsTPONEMENT OF PUBLIC Ii
BRARY OF Ely. TO THE 18th OF FEBRUARY,
NEXT, OF THEIR FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT
AND DRAWING. TIE MANAGEMENT ARE
PLEDGED TO THE RETURN OF THE MONEY
IF THE DRAWING SHOULD NOT COME OFF
AT THE DAY NOW APPOINTED.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-01-21

DE-, STAPLES Deur Sir This is to certify that
have suffered with Scrotuls my leg for the las
eight years have used almost all kinds Of medicine
could think OF and employed our best physician.
all TO no benefit The doctors said they could do III
more got discouraged and thought never should
get cured, but at last heard Of your University
Medicine Last Fall sent to you and got it ana aft q
using only four bottles Of the Cancer Plant with TN
May Apple Pills and Tar Ointment to 90 with il
now consider myself entirely cured. think the
medicine is all that it is recommended TO be and the
best ever before the public. l would advise all suf
tering with Scrotua to the University Mediciues
Any one wishing any further proof Of the benefit
that have received from your medicine l should be
happy 70 answer all questions.
ours respectfully,
=, MRS SUSAN CARTER
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-01-21

A little girl IN Milwaukee distinguished her
self, the other day by lighting fire with roll
of paper she had seen her father stuff away i'm
an odd corner of his bureau. The roll contained
something more than eleven hundred dollars.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-01-21

This is y certify that l have used remedies pur
chased OF Dr. Peleg Staples OF this city for the las
six years in the Island OF Cuba and in all eases Will
the best results curing in every where the
dle5 employed by the regular Physicians were use
cnes are far superior any other class Of medicine
whatever. have been troubled myself with moist
IN my LETT ear for number Of years which has beer
very troublesome az times, and have been perfect,
c4rld by Dr. Staples remedies
JOHN MtELuEN, Engineer ana Maehinist
refers 70 MI GIDEON ktden at the Portland { ON
Iauy's Works
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-01-21
MANHOOD, WQMANH00D AND
NERVOUS DISEASES.


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va ~. ''''' ''e'''0i' OK en-
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'0"' ""l "Es''". H'o'..'N hEpochondri"
I,', 81 -'.'' 40 P'tS-'oA' Loss OIL
r. '"--"'' e'0l', nance CONFUSION Of Mind
e'''o. ~ angus s'H'e Y '"c bi'o1.
' '''' ',-'''"k '"'" RUG l'o+'S "f YOUTH
,''' ''''"' or 'Aee'''' '' mature years.
- '""ee'' DOCK '.' every man young spa
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LH'l"r@, 'LAiNL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN
AM hIi, DI>i ASSES hi. V50aH {..e1tea Or Pa,
S'3|ogtr"'F 7" Eetboo i""a,ju health md disease,
from INFANCY 80 1" toe &,u page, bound In beau
ui1l tI"atH eoJl with thr very best preserfntIop.
tor prevailing discusses lille. 42oV
A Root t.,. H.,
,,..t...l- ''7 "'7' Jusi put ltshed q
,,- 20 F"''Hk extensively N NERVOUS AND
-,., II NL9' more than two hundred
o''"'' Page twenty elegant engray Ings
"'"iu IN substantial muslin, price -
''''',' p ''' "9oN' book are sent by mail % any
''o''P' oI P'''c' or 'i three DOCKS sent to ad
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-01-21

For several years | have been troubled Win "a
tarTh and Scrotuln About two months ago, my
head was q continual rack Of pain. My throat and
lungs 10 badly effected tina could scarcely breathe
With continual cough. My limbs badly swollen.
My right knee was twice as large the left one. /
could scarcely move or bear any weight on it, NV
physicians said they could not help In this CON
dition, without expecting cure, but hoping for
temporary relief, employed DR. Staples In less
could breath ana walk with perfect ease and
am now perfectly free from the above mentioned
troubles. MISS KATIE Mi ~
Cumberland Mills, Mar. 5th, is5i
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-01-21

WIN
UNIVERSITY j,EDICiNES
Have cared not paper, but positively cured in the
New England States and Canada,
within three years
over 1000 cases Of Rheumatism
5000 Catarrh
1000 Deafness ami Eye Disease,
I'"9 Pulmonary Consumption
2o0o Female Diseases.
2t0o Piles.
$500 SpcrmaOrrhGa
10000 Private Disease.
5000 Scrofua.
2V10 salt Rhcum
1909 Dropsy.
500 Southern Fever
1000 Kidney Disease.
1000 Neuralgia.
800 Dyspepsia.
i win reach all cases that are durable.
It has cured thousands after their physicians lad
given them up. II has cured more chronic cases
than all other medicines and doctors combined. it
is not patent medicine but prepared BY he most
skilltul physicians in the world. Hundreds Of GER
Icates OF cures of citizens Of Portland and vicinity
can be had. Also, book free, explaining disease,
O
DR. PELEG STAPLES $50 CONGRESS srnlrr.
PORTLAND, MAINE,
General Agent for tie New England State. and
Dominion
Cases can be treated BY letter Advice tree.
Agents wanted in every town
Staples Compound Tar Ointment cures Pie, in a
hours, cures chilblans, cAapped hands, sore lips,
9oie Aoae' so"u o sul Minus OF sores fFlce % Cts'
per package. The money will be refunded ~ hero +,
fails IN rive sstisf.ctiou
''iiH ~ ~ S''''i'0'io'i-
The University Medicines cure diseases tba+ nl,,.s
icians cannot cure ana on.eourntly uroponnr. II, ID
iucurablc tatarrh lth. mother al, .ni,s,I,1t,,i,,f.
Sorotula Salt lthruln and uany other dt.r.St'-
hitherto considered iucurailc r4adil, yi4d u,r,t.r
trnatp,a,i+ .,f IN, n ,,i,.,.r.f,. N ,l,ai,,'
srt.lcs c4rrs arc # i la3ura flS,f yill t ,ot,
gt.rtibcatr~ 10 H. lnad. rnnIr NnCh Il l7,t, ''
rnteu the. greatest ue,tr0y,r of hnnlnit ~, ~
of goDe. How many bewitil the loss of precious
vitality without having the least idea Of the cause
Their manhood is daily Vanishing ana tAey lire id.
ing into 4 stage OF HOPELESS ltcv n yjrtiIns d.,
among all ages sexes and stations ii l., DRAGGING
millions yearly to Insanity aud premature pj1it,
Mothers be careful whom you Itt yolIr cbil61lu j..
sociate lnd sleep With 1924 the viper commence the
"oih 81 "t9I ueuo oe4ot you He aware OF lis dead
y sung LOU Cttllol exercise TOO muDh care To
guard against lAl9 hoirld cNli. There IL not one
iaunly III ten exempt from H. Any one can have It
! DOCK NealNS on iht nalady bS enclosing stamp
ana 7chuiuR ~ n!c ZOE ~. Fictitious NAMES can be
used II pitftiabIt nave cared 1000 cases OF thi-
me ANA aoul destroying halady within three years
III ne Ne" Lh94alu states ana canada. have in
NatiDiS iou4Ia ,iA' tue Ioui'aatioh q destruction
was Ialu btple the victim WAS Old enough " know
OF Its evils DO NOT let false modesty stand in The
way OF treatment before the constitution is ruined
iAt blood Is the life, and all chronic diseases come
from impure blood. either hereditary Or contractCd
rh no" worse tIuh useless II ~ 10 attempt cure
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-01-21

a sa years ago nv daughter years old, was
sh rom the effects OF Lung and Pleurisy fever
hopes of her recovery The Doctors could ava ',e
e. e. couragement applied to Dr. Staples s Tnd no
ms treatment she soon began to improve In few
her life. CAPT / II 1ioeatnent saved
Nov. 2G, 1874 ieice st. Portland,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-01-21
.t4IzxEg THE GREAT CAUSE
:sss=ssssacV on
UMAN MISERY.

Just Published, in a Sealed Enrelops Price cents
A Lecture the Nature. Treatmen
and Radical cure Of Seminal Weakness, or
Spermatorrhaa, induced by Self Abuse, Involuntary
Emissions, lmpotency, Nervous Debility, and I'm
pediments to Marriage generally; Consumption,
Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental and Physical Incapacity
&c.-By ROBERT J. CULEERWELL, NJ. b.. au-
thor Of the Green Book" &c.
The worldrenowed author, in this admirable Lee
ture, clearly proves from his own experience that
the awful consequences of SelfA may be effect
ually removed without medicine, and without dan
gerous surgical operations bougies, instruments
rings, or cordals; pointing out mode Of cure at
once certain and etiectqal, by which every sufferer
no matter what his condition may be- may cure him
self cheapy, privately and radically.
81 3his lecture ,cW proue a Doo5. ID thousands
and thousands
Sent, under seal, III plain envelope, 10 any adj
dress, receipt of six cens,or two postage stamps
Address the Publishers,
CHAS. J. c. KLINE & CO.,
127 sso~ery, New Work:
lYr2 Post Office Box, 4sSS
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-01-21

foi ttts years have been troubled with scro6,Io
some hitrtn years ago, fearful ulcer broke ont on
ny ieG hree months ago it had extended from u,
a9ke jolht nearly 70 the knee. | could NOT move
WITHOUT pain. IN this condition commenced takine
the University Medicines. At first il drove ont y
fearful humor ali over me. In few DAYS the hmor
began TO subside, aud the ulcer Is now healed AMI
feel ike 2 new being.
elizabeth CnA1LBFrTAIN
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-01-21

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-17
word of eight syllables, but there WASH
room enough for it in the state.

word of eight syllables, but there WASH
room enough for it in the state.
Bcecher says "nesthiding' is phrase OF
The white.souled Elizabch's invention, and
means the "hiding of troubles in the house
hold" We are glad he has made this expla
naton-we really thought itmeant something
worse.
A Joliet sneak thief last week stole SUI
of clothes which DR.. Parks kept in an out
house and wore only when he visited small
pox patients.
Hon. Wash. Bushnell was in the city yes
terday and was guest at the Auburn House
Joliet Sun.
That's nothing. Hon Wash. Bushnell may
be seen almost any day 10 Ottawa,
Conundrum-If April showers bring Ma!
flowers" what does the thermometer Is ueg
below freezing on the 10th of April bring
Answer-It brings "blasted buds and winter
buds" of course.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-17

THE nICuINGs BERNARD Concentrating
We can say here can add to the unboundcd ecld
with which the singing Of this famous concert
troupe was received at Ottawa, as well in their
former concert rs in that on Thursday evening
The singing was of an order SO seldom heard
outside of the larger cities that il may not al
ways be their luck to find q promiscuous au
dience capable of fully aPpreciatins them; but
genuine art and true harmony never fail to
touch responsive chord in every human
breast, and such music always charms both
the dilettante and the Hattcntot.
The company having run most successful
career of ooncertizing, now propose to strike
higher key, and convert themselves into a
travelling opera company. There are many de
lightful English operas of the less elaborate
class, such as Cinderella, The Rose Of Tyrol &c,
as well as many OF Ofienbach's minor produc-
tons, that be as well presented, if the artists
are all right on small inland stage as on the
more deliberately equipped stages of the large
city theatres The Richings- Bernard Troupe
propose, We understand, henceforth to abandon
the conventional concert and to organize in this
higher department of the divine art. When
thoroughly equipped and in practice in their
new roe, We hope they will not fail to pay Otta-
wa another visit.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-17
From Mendoza.


MENDOZA, April II, 1875.
Since my last nature has put OIL "a more
smiling garb, and the country hereabouts
presents as fine a specimen of pastoral beauty
as any in the great west.
On Thursday last, Geo. A. Kellenbelg ger, ST.,
one of our Oldest citizens, departed this life.
Heart disease was the cause, and his death
was sudden and unexpected
At our recent township election no ANNA
ton whatever was shown. Considerable less
than half the usual vote was polled. Party
issues were not brought into question in the
slightest degree The result is no doubt
known to you through the usual channels.
The pending city election will not produce
more than the normal degree of excitement
the usual number of candidates and the usL
al amount of abuse.
The spelling mania has had It's run with us
as in other aspiring cities,
Il. l.. Gilmore, who has been sojourning in
California all winter, has just returned. He
speaks in a hattering manner of that auriler.
! Gus country.
! Real estate in city and vicinity IS looking
up IN remarkable manner.
1t is safe to say that more city property has
changed hands during The past two months
than during the past two years,
! W, II. Wheeler of Deer Grove, Whitcsidc
county, has purchased the billiard room OF
| G. l.. Dewey, who retires TO the wids OF Win
nebago swamp to enter upon mercantile
carer.
The Mendoza Driving Park Association
are using every eXcrtion to perfect their track
and arrange matters with the view OF making
their fall meeting "A success. Everything
looks favorable at present.
Messrs. Pulver IL Clark, having purchased
a fine lot on the corner of Jefferson and Hi,
nols streets, are erecting thereon fine build
ing to be used as livery stable.
A small amount of farming has been done
tins spring but the prospect is not very Hat
tering,
On Sunday we had a fine rain, but not in
sufficient quantity to appease the bucolic
portion of our region =. MUTT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-17


Inc following from the gum Oh inc 'hlcrPrls'
ing reporter OF the Pee Wee appears in It's issue
OF April 10Th, and iully establishes That Tor EN-
terprise' in obtaining ana publishing news that
'undcrIing' Is well worthy the apPeliatloh OF
'scaIenScr:
kug% has rebuilt ms factory, It's IN tuIl DIsst
'ur"'"S o"' '''"''"'o ~ .'' ",o .'.o
'o'' ''I"'' wei "'',," ,'''''"'
must nav o''" ''.u ~ ''''',' - 40 ~ ,P'T"'oU
as aD advertisement lour weeks ago III inc FREE
TRADER
Hull has busted in the walls and is now king
o,,,r a nnn douhIr stnr,
That's go far a fact. and would have been Inst
=, true if the Pc, W. had said so nearly a month
,po
Hess Rr,,l,cr. huv, obtained d, ronvrioht for
,bc C,ttaw, Mineral Sprinr cigar. If il is fin,
Favored as the picture is highly colored thai
adorns each box it will p41' its own good quail
ties.
Why OF course they N"Nc''hd the RE lRApEl
had an advertisement 10 '"dI cuect TWO weeks
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-17

The hlanagers of the IA Sale County Savings
Loan and Trust Company" announce that they
will have their doors open in kneussrs block
next door west of Kneussl's drug store, at
o'clock next Monday morning, and will be ready
for the transaction of business. Deposits Will
be received Of any amount from one dollar up
and interest allowed on deposits at the rate OF
six per cent. per annum, from the day OF deposi'
ton until withdrawn. The company is made up
Of such men ms c. W. Jackson, Washington
Bushnell, Rial Strickland VIM. Thomas, $. W.
Raymond, &c. OF course, as these men are liza.
Die, both to the amount OF their stock and to
some extent individually for every dollar depos'
tied in the bank, every depositor will know that
his money in such an institution is safe. In this
view, nobody having any sum, from dollar up
to Il thousand, can, with such a depository, at
hand, afford to let it lie idle, If you have but
months what more foolish than to let i: lie idle
when in that time it may as well earn you dol
lar or two. Besides the bank has no idea OF let
ting the money placed in its hands lie there to
mould but will lend it to others that need it for
immediate use. Thus thousands of dollars that
now lie hid in old drawers can be put into cir
culation and made to grease the wheels and Pro-
mote the rush of business. Every prosperous
community has its savings banks, and the bust
ness vim and sense of its people are measured
by no test more accurately than by that which
shows the prosperity of its savings banks.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-17

During the high wind on Thursday loren Don
a chimney was blown from the building occupied
by Alschuler, at the corner Of Main ana La Sale
streets. Fortunately no persons were summing
themselves on the east side Of the building, and
by their absence probably escaped injury. DR..
Hatheway's horse was standing near by but es,
capped without being hurt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-17

The entertainment given by this distinguished
reader and ventroquist at the Baptist church
on Tuesday evening, was fully rs enjoyable as
could have possibly been anticipated. The au.
dence, although not as large rs we should have
liked to see, was one Of more than ordin-
airy intelligence. Mr. Armstrong is all that his
warmcst friends represent him to be, an elegant
reader and endowed with sufficient dramatic
talent to convey to his hearers the meaning OF
the author His attempts at ventriloquism were
admirable and caused Il great deal Of mirth,
Ably assisted by musical accompaniment by
Misses Harris and Ryder, and Messrs. Blair, Cald-
well and Yentzcr, the entertainment was truly
pleasing We trust the next time Mr., Arm
strong shall visit us that the spelling mania will
be over and a crowded house await him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-17
Lat. Publications.

SCTrox's LEISURE Hours MISCELLANY has
reached its 18th number, and lis success has
been such that the publishers-the Aldine Com
pany-propose To start it on new career with
decided improvements. The Miscellany is made
up partly Of choice original matter, but more
largely Of the cream OF foreign periodicals
adapted TO American neeas and tastes This.
with Il. splendid illustrstioEs, ursi certainly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-17

tend to make 1t rapidly great favorte with the
only, at - cents a number
BALLou' MAGAZINE for May is out and looks
as nice and fresh as spring flowers. The leading
contents Ct the May number are as follows;
Scenes along the Hudson; May Flowers; The
Fatal Glove; or, The History OF a Street Sweep
er; Winter Wind; and H Telegraph Opera
tors story; The Plague Ship; The Lily of Oak
ley; \ Tangled Skein; Countess Clarice; VIII
She Marry Him.; The Magic Glass: or Detect
ing Murderer; An Old Mans Revery; Noble
Family; Fate on Wings; Our Young Peoples
Story Teller ademoselle Sylphina: or, The
Fortunes of a Castaway; Chester's Share Going
to Town; Ruthvens Pazzle Page; Curious Mat
tiers; The Housekeeper; Facts and Fancies; \
Brilliant Announcement for 1875; Our Portrait
Gallery.-(liumerous Pictures).
LIrTELL's LIVING AGE for the weeks ending
April Sd and 10th, contain Life at High Pressure,
by W. X. Greg, Contemporary Review; The
Heart of Africa and the Slave Trade Edinburgh
Review; Early Kings OF Norway, part " by
Thomas Carlyle, Fraser; Saxon Studies, by
Julian Hawthorne, part VI, Contemporary Re
view; Have we Two Brains, Cornhill; The Birth
of Republic, Saturday Review; The New
French Ministry, Spectator; with installments
of the charming serials; Alice Lorraine by r.
g. Blackmore; Three Feathers by VIM. Black,
and Miss Angel by Miss Thackeray. and the
usual poetry and miscellany.
Any of the above publications may he seen at
the book store of Osman II Hapeman.
Tn and shoes ID Hepnnn Il Go Offer
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-17

Especinl attention Is called to the stock of ar
tfcial flowers just received at Lows Millinery
store. They are just as natural as genuine po-
sizes, only they don't smell as stroug. All the su
perfuities, even the thorns, are upon the stem.
of the roses, and all will be sold at the loves
living prices.
Remember the place, east side of the square
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-17
GROCERY DEPARTMENT.

The hardware store Of Habcrlin Bros, on Main
street, was honored with a burgarious call or
Monday night. Entrance was effected by pry
open the shutters and sash Of rear window
The thieves took no grindstones, stoves or other
yaluables OF that sort, but contented themselves
with carrying off about $500 worth of pocket cut
lery. 1t looks very much like an exploit Of a
gang of raggamufiin boys about town.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-17
SpECIAL NOTICE:
To Draft Horse Breeders.

We wlll stand our Imported Horse EaPERoR ne casa
lng season Al the iOOsng times ana piscrs. Mondsfs
Tuesdays. Wednesdays Thursdays AZ ne u1rn ~ =
Follet in the town Of Deer Park Ia sale Co. IN fosSs
and Sa urdays ST the barn OF John Cisr. 70 ue Town
tcs, m the county, health and veAtheT peritn
This well known horse does not need any descr poe -
those that have ever him. We VIZ ave shsrt DC
scrtptiOn for the Information OF strAreere a.. -.
EMPEROR l. PercheTon NOrnsa, yesrs Oh, hgr .
fapple gray, Il hands high, weighs S los wen ko
hesh Of good action Asd style. he as ocught o.
Frazer, Paris France by Bshcoek brosn, IN sd u
ported 10 Ararrcs and IN S7s sold TO the undersped B
on eAhibluon at La sale Co Agricultural tsir a.
Ottawa is4 He took ast prizes AZ tbs artist Tor
the best draft horse sor the ave best colts NJ Tor TIE
best dram horse Of age or breed ;shiSh = one nse
prE than sny ono horse took In La Sale county
previous 10 ls The old; colts OF his get months Anc
under were va-e the second prizes IN ecth yea
20 A. this far Also AZ the NeHona Union Fair S4 ne ssc
his colts we're awarded the blue and rcd ribbons In every
entry made = -.
Trsrs-fs 20 insure usre with fos payable shen 90
msrr Known Be with iosl t for the SEASON. nsy sols
jay J. Is t for single service. psysble 81 he Ane o.
srrVlce. -. -
We car invite 81 good horse men TO come and see ces
stocs Vs. have viii prove him 70 b. enc -
the beet norses ever imported 10 America.
= 4 E ( sshkSkkIis.
Apnl Issh. ISL fropsiesos>
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-17

Look out for 4. Alschuler's proclamation jus,
issued Read it carefully and govern yourselves
accordingly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-17
Old Pictures.

Our facilities are now complete for copying,
snlarging, and reproducing old faded pictures in
a very superior manner. Our prices will always
be low on all 'oort as good work can be procured
anywhere. W f. Bowman Photographer
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-17

The best selected stock of staple and fan,
groceries in the city can be found AT
d. HEENAN & Cos