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improvements.

In the line Of improvements we no'ice tnu'
Mr.. Rugg has been making numerous additions
TO his furniture factory by building II third story
putting up planning mill and putting in new
machinery for the manufacture of chairs. lhere
are now about - men at work in the shop wiz"
force in a few weeks will be increased largely
There is no reason that we can see why lh''e
should not be more Of this class oi es'aoiish'
ments in Ottawa The new factory Of furniture
and collins at the old Eagle works on Mauison
street is also in full blast now, using Ill INC
buildings Of the old machine shop ana arc NUN
ing things pay, of course. In fact, lherc 10 not
a machine shop or factory OF any kihu III ot'o-
wa that is not paying even in these nara lines
and the recognized advantages oil ottaw" rs q
manufacturing point are getting widely known.
Some few weeks ago the report was spread that
the Canton, o, iron bridge company, who have
q very large western business, were talking Of
establishing factory here, and within a few
DAYS past the report has been repeated, on what
foundation we know not. As the spring will
soon open again, when building can re-commence
would it not be well for the Business Mems As
ISOLATION to re-organizc? 1t is well known
that there is always sharp competition between
cities for getting the location of large shops
and other advantages, and Ottawa should be
prepared to assert her claims There is no ques
ton Us to her advantages-cheap land, cheap
building material cheap fuel, cheap and ahund'
ant supply Of good water and the best Shipping
facilities. But what we do lack is united and
energetic action. BY getting together an even
ng once n week or once month but little time
would be lost ~ to our business men while the
benefits would be great. Such united action has
been the making Of many a town whose adVah
tages are nothing compared with ours. Capl
talists are continually coming to the city ana
our real estate man, DR.. Harris, is constantly IN
receipt of letters from them. These men should
be be shown around and made acquainted with
our people, and one man can't do it all-he mus
lave help. Our country trade is immense, bu'
with new towns and villages springing up around
us daily this must decrease in proportion, anc
fnaly We must depend on our manufacturing
interests These remarks We know are old ant
well nigh worn out, but they are facts and facts
against us they will remain till We wipe then
out.
NorE-Mr Ellsworth, OF New York, OF whom
we spoke Il few weeks ago as being in the Yves
hunting a location for establishing some large
machine shops and factories, has again writer
10 DR.. J. 0. Harris on the subject, wishing t
purchase some buildings here and also sona'
100 horse power OF the water power il it can BE
obtained at reasonable figures. Now let the tus
mess men unite and give Mr.. +. all the encour.
&gement and aid they can. He means bus
mess and should be looked after.
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The Board Of Supervisors have bec! in session
al week, but as we have been unable tc get at
the records so far, We can only gave few gen
eral hints at the work done. On Monday they
visited the new County House, spending most OF
the afternoon there and must bc very hard ia
please if they didn't come away well pleased
They have made new town called Miller, taking
in the northern part Of Manllus and the southern
part Of Mission, and have also abatcG ONE Of the
taxes. We vii. give full proceeding next week
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Commercially mistake, the name Of the
Ottawa FREE TRADER WIS omitted from. the
Copies furnished to the local papers in the rcso-
Luton Of thanks passed 10y tire Father Mathew
.. "A. & B. Society at It's last meatng, which
should have read AS follows:
"Resol.ed That the thanks Of this society he
rendered to the editors of the Ottawa FREE
TEADEl: and Ottawa ReptsSioo., for free copies
OF their papers since our organization
JAMES FORD, Sec.
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gentlemen we're appointed to draw up certil'
cate of organization aud draft a constitution and
bylaws. Committee appointed is: I. ID. Catlin,
+. NJ. Sapp +. q. Osman, {. W. Bernhard, Prof.
Schreeb, Mrs. Lynch, Mrs. William Bradford,
Mrs. Dickey and Mrs. c. j. Curyea.
On motion, a committee Of three WA. appoint
ed 10 CONFER with the officers Of the Academy OF
Natural Science relative to getting their hall ior
temporary use. The following is the committee;
r. w. Holmes, +. NJ Sapp and j. +, Courtney.
On motion, meeting adjourned to next Thurs
day evening at the same place
Mrs. O'Meara is still selling hats, frames, Nc,
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Gfe.l Oyereoat -. 4 ". 80 = %.

pH"rPED DEAD.-or yoete.day Mr.. John Hula
lard, n Harding. in this county, cropped dead in
he RSek Island railroad depot while an the act
- purthasing ticket for toe western bound
trsiu. He .eaSv> d si.e but - children, We TN
jer.i4rC.
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Smoke tie Tidal Wsve"-iLe boss ) eeEt ci
ar, ct smith RsirE and Co.'S.
Bio HoGs.-M-. :. &. Wing, of ;. Ottawa, this
y.ek sold To Mc~-r>. Coles n Carey, Grand
Ridge, ~ hogs averaging 49, lbs. in weight
Three OF lL. lot together Seished l,~!O lbs
That beats al the hog story. we've heard since
he " hos-h that weighed q tou>and.'
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C.ruoLIc PRAYER BooKs.-The largest assert
ment in the city, at Osman 4 H@peman's, ives
U. the court house square.
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Large closing sale Of boy.' clothing, at NJ.
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Mrs. O'Meara is s,ill selling halls, frames, Ne
at z great sacrifice
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Good spring wheat -four $3.50 rer hundred
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, 1876-12-04

~ *A9 A-"Hof " 4 HS 1Fa1nU&,
Cn1cA0o, Dec. 2.-ln view Of tho talk and III.
fact that the Moody md sankcy meetings v{lt
soon be drawing to close, It Is tho op!nion Of
some who are interested, bcslda myself, that 4
would be good idea not to bring them to .
close at oil, IN Wow Of the good results and ri
tl.o cnpacity Of SUCH meetings for doing rood.
Let them continue. What bcttcrwork cal, Chns.
tians IN Chicugo do for Christ, tho city. ana
humanity than, to continue such meetings 1 ali
tho year aronndl Let tho churches In tlleS civ
become indeed a church militant. Lei them
secure permanent tabernacle building IN tIs
centre Of tho city and oraantxo for Tic work BY
relcis,-flrst relief, scconA relief, and 10 on.
rhc interest with which these meetings hayo
been continued proves that With organiza.
t!on they can be run Mi Tho sna
Just as well, comparatively, rs ls uls
theatres. These meetings ato tho thing "a
rcach tho masscs-nbove anything else cycf nt.
tempted here. 1t Ia cnphatlcally .trte Gospcl,
where tho poor and thu rich can meet, ap,}
work, md rojoieo together. Then LET ttc gooI
work 70 on whilo the need, as now. shall eIst,
aud others than Moody shall continue to pro.
claim tho glad tidings, anu every lover oi Gol
and INN Will say Amen. E. Z. +, II,
, 1876-12-04

rcvotn,t,n. w, ,o,, III, 1lc MI rms, thro,,e,l, In
eps Tsek; ,ne geopie toss,s. II vt' |S; Issss
expcrt 't 10 ind ' te n,nny promises In Genesis.
Of joint, Or or 1ob;" i I,at thcrc were w promises
eyerywl,crr. "exrrtdnr]y Ercot nn91 precious
pro,niscs." Ono af,sr aoSt1'er thcy roi W 9ntl
ind hnw rirl, t,ev wcrc. j,o,1 Inns ROT fo moor
Children. ti'rv nrc Mi rich: nuy one OF Gul'a
promises promises Is n rIci Inheritance, md Just think
4 t1e worth Of ,susi, = prons,S, a this: "ilc
n"n ea,ne IN ~, ~ me- o,,c 1ay aficT tho fire,
rrI homor @ e1's ~ say w ~ M sofry liz was Tor me c
ua,,.r ~ fha,i II tnsi rvcrrti,inr In thc fire, uOh
non Sse snI't. nat. TIL ayen't lost cycrytG,nE.1 w
r,,r hayo ~, svIr ,nst u, n' e'"1 ~
uWclI i,o, tv ,nnch bovc rou rot ,cfiw
~, riea,,'t teli t5st estssr:, ~. ,,,. ,,,.
had N ,osc s" ,eft III tan I'e con,d tc. was richcr
thau Irt,o,s srhnv s,v that Mr. Stewart wap
a.. .,aa rc, lsn thst m , kSov wv: cxn.,iv how n,any
N millions to vas va worth: same way with vandeT-
easc VIII W;sh so mc I'M, t;n,,s nrn,niso for sycry
thsnu Sfs n,trht nee.a NV to IN" nrnr,is" of al vo;d
thim,te ami rnoI honc ri etrrI,al life. 49,
I" fjG. y ANA one. tl,nt ia all n 1nyt},,n No,
ry fr}arIis shnso nrc thn nriv sul,stnnfin{
th}urs, Ym',r h.,,sr.. nnti stocks spsl sli sorts
~ rYo. III, y, themselves WINGS md ~ a,rnv
lo,r ai,y met, ,nst iIctr fort,,,,es In that frci
Int (io.la love and {;od's word viii stand sure
n tr rTnrpt1fnr htHn Ia
unr Inv wie,, nv oIi cnlnloyer. C. N, Hcu-
,1crsnr w Mia ~ ~ NJ ncn'rrson, ras scnIinr
1n,, NV ~ ,',so snnn co1fnntio,,a c rnvn nc
.,,n ,,tas IN with i, had nntr thrrr nrvntc
make Soma ,srrt, MARTIAL WN. y had. and
wns - ont "nrthh,, co,,ih for tbcm. Others
,r"rn M ri.nf III y ,ht nj. IN. 10 rrt hi
w. M.'c ss',.,t, A,l nt,,sra wcrc ,1nrkr,
ssn y 4nn?, n"I ,,,ss" was IN trent. ny
f"'"l ~. M, ,,,,,,te ,nLo sin,,s n.trs. or
npn,,'isrs9 nnI sson,o ri Them thew mark
XII, 1.e.,,,a" n" ,,ev don,t hciieyn in them:
no- ta,, tnorE - r, y I,rrnuan thcv t1n,,,t fur{
s,,ro ,et ti,;,,' h,,t n t}cr, innucna IN M unn
si,,., hss h", fw1ii,i IN th.,lstyce. Tint one
VIZ; ,,."r'. m"S .i:n Nnw tnt ist thc way 10
r;, f:ni;s rrn,n,scs Yoi, t,,oht 10 tnnrk every
" ~ % ti. q, ;,eatl1J roo,1 Heaven and earth
si,",l T. n,.s nwav brfore unr word al them sl,nIi
faT If wr cni,1i o,Ily ret these Christians out
~ nnhtir, CastIr' how Hell thew would be,
on -,h,t y ,y,orIf ~ ,,rorc tbcrc might lie. Oh,
tnns', tiIivli,s = ifs When ehoil Sye ever rc{
III ~ thc,n9
r.s, ~ ,.,. III or,, u oftc :, and n mt whnt
al T. III, ~ J., ,n Tnrn In ,hc moycrroncaT
~ Rrrnnsio, cTI ~ mn nm ,ru viii tiem li.her and
=; n;vhcr III vn', s"uc @ io the inst unc. HTo m
nv ~ ,,rn,,s ns also .ycrcnI,'c aud nm SIT Iow1
viii, Mv Father in }Iis thro,,c.,'
stniy tt,n ,,nrtcc, ,crsnuat fntcrricws o]
c,,,st st,,'lv n" conversations: study thn blces
;n,,s ~ thc i;ont; al gvclatiun. the u,liy booh
t1,at oncns ,;iti, blessing on thc nun tilt read.
| Il" E,mr ,uY,,Is sav Tic Revelation Is scale.
TLot ia th, devil wit, nnts tint notion Into pco
, 1876-12-04
CORREsPONDENCE.

<,z- - "e Eu'11F N 7ha Tribune.
CnfcAoo, Dec. o.-Wil you obiira mn y.
publishing tho following, whicl. Tried ta h,n, ~
to Mr. Moody at tho Tas,crnaclc th,s cveni"u ,'%1
nut could not, owing to The largo Attendance, s'
!, CnicSan. Dec. 3, 1B7G.-Iirofher Nood,.Nn.
sin: IN tile newspaper reports of rnnr sn,r,h
fFiday Inst nQticu some rcmnrke pSn sSsM"n ss"n Of
hoftlng your hearers 10 do ali in thrtr 81
uiftnnrnrc tho rnlnihE OF slrcctra ~ III 10
public cunyeyanccs on Sunday, and Inn mvo o'acs r..
etcst-cat Gflsef an opportunity Ia attend rr,t,nm
se.H1ceh. NeW there a another clnsa of noos III
lows, hna mysclf an1 one Of that cIa.. exh, ~. 81.
ennnGllcu 10 work Sundays, nnl stay ayay froe nto
sMuIGn, that 0thcra. more 0r less ,inM.
may hatp IN cpportunity TO- hear tho uosur1 =.
I,en,cMea anu sung At tho Tabernacle l. torethn+
win ny associates In tho employ Of thc-raiitoaSSf
hso eeen kcnt On tlnty tho better part Of the sshs
ah lof soverhl Sundays past on account Of rnrsS,i
..a!ns runnih9 with pIous c1curstonf.ts 10 Rttend
gsa,s g9sn,r sunday meetings. should have attenjsd
follow sinners likewac, ipt for traig. ., ny
rural piety which chose this DIR for taEIn1 no
to Chicago. Now some Of thc raross
boys who hfo not nf my creed tuInk tfeso n1en..
sotts arc just tho lcast bit incnnsfstcnt N thns
cndan9er ont sonia eternal welfare by
ua TO BRONX tho Sabbath day! InnucrsinnH t.nsas
some 6i the employees of other railtuaIs tlat ~.
arc subject 10 The same grievance. Now. I,,oth.,
Moody, II yuu Will just f;tsc your Toicc n ,niIS
protest. these Eura1ata will sec thinns n ~ .ta ~
nnM Will chooso some other than tho Iori's IA. T.
make thelr excursions. ] am sure tho secH " 1as
services ara fully rs Interesting antt bcncHr,i !,
thd sundny Services. Respectfully yours, =
NAlLNQAp MAE,
, 1876-12-04
AFTERNOON SERVICE.


At the afternoon service In tho Tabernacle
large audience had assembled, aud when thu
hour arrived for the closing Of tho doors It was
found that many were unable to find room, anil
were Obliged tu ro away. After thp usi,nl sing
iug anti prayer, Mr. Muody rose, and addressed
the congregation as follows:
THE SERMON.
want to prove to you that this trusting IN
Jesus IL thu way OF salvation; that this wayi Is
In accordnncc with the Word Of God. 1t is not
anything different from what haB been preached
to you right along. To-day would like to give
you sort Of Inquiry-roon, talk out hero IN tho
hall. waut to Gull your attention this after
noon to tho word "trlst,'' and to provc from
the Scripture that this Is all the soul has got to
10 u be saycd-sfmply To trust HIN. Tie very
middle verso IN the Bible tells us SIT Is
better to trust III the Lord than 10
put confidence In man; Il il better ~
trust tn tl,a Lord than put eonNdvuec III
prinecs.' Tho word "trast +" IN The Old
Testament Is the snsne Us the word ..slcliese, /"
In thu New. A grtat niany sny, !" What 10
yol, mean wilun vuu Eav Relieve III the Lord
jcsus Chrlst' n We mean, to trast lin lar
salyat!on, ior strength, for everything. liz
aIna mi il stayel on lll.n. Tisu great trouble vii,
nuuircrs ii tut their ,nis nro stayed on them
SELVES. They SIT lurking at themselves anil
dunt gst ay strengtm 5 III npy y s TT ay y,id" ysid"F Y
themselves, Wc haven't gat tho power to
saye ourselves. II wu had, God would never
have come Into this world. II yon, haven't per
Tses eenst sa9 II IL IesusS q 90 4r HIM. III says 1ses.
| would By suspended In ChiMgo ln iurty-e1eht
hours II II wa,n't for trust, Only. inhtead ot
putting otlr trust in Men or IN Prces, We nra to
a Psa,s y '3i : b. ~ tri's ii E u.s. III Us IL lin 81 III
times; pulsr out your iert before lin. Gna Ia
, 1876-12-04
ARCTIC EXPLORATION,

.....
Comments OF tno Lonuon Frcss on the Recent
Hrittsll E1poslltlon-Tho Results Not SO Sat-
isfactory Us Flrst Clntmcd-The Pluck Of
American. Appealed To.
The Inndon ,,cwsnancr ,yr,,cr. b,v,po w.
,,-s.a5 TO-, .,o,r ttrst .,,r..t.s , '''as ~
eos.ssa % ..U Nv. ., I'M. au,t'se 1,el Ino u''e1
ginning TO express their dissatisfaction with Tho
rcsu1ts acl,cycd. Tho following ctlito,iul ~,
tr,.,s ,ro tal.or from t,,o ,o,or, ~ a. ,a.s
.'".te "'s s'A"e" ''''' 'Ao p"ps'o " LUZ LULU
'ost: -. a.. ,c,,,..n.,, ,,,.,, ,u,,:,, ~. ,,
expedition was received on IFS first arrival would
,oat 1onr 1vna mt IN In e1ncrtc,, II Cant
,ass 49, .N.t ~ ~" ,,,. ',s,,a.. so,as. nps =. 1us
na,es ~ nl'a A'' Ra''aas o.''ee,e eap.c'eo .aas
~ IN ~. t-o, crtt,n,,,o In ,n,r ev .roro nn,
,,s H., ,,.t1a ,,n1ax,.a,,, @ .,,a,s a'
o''f n',s'a1rn, ~ ous ntt'o unos.o,a''u ''clt '"n
on' he i at tbo seo TIM" St toss
qualified to Judge canuot always allow that they
,,ovo hs.n souni In t,,c lnfrrcncc. thc, ,,ar,
dr.,yn frn,,, IL iotn thev raiIcre ~ tn",r
Narthcrn vnvarc. sm,,h,s s5.,nd IA. hoxSYsr'
cxccnt f1om irok, % terra % iucoenita Il, To- most
r}s,1nn o'AI r. +. ,,ot an hn.avrr ~ Amer
cans hane ana 9 eeiog.eq III ~ e9o to
mich more linn familiar viii, Il tGam any EpclIsh
u @ u,Sa ~ 91mc ~ hnr.hins aa
ks1S Of nsoksn qIs 'G nr HayT
u W., a'i0 'aa na% nt n,iv air Hnrncnn af Eanes cY.
esdtlo but tho ~ eGgnaasF @ y ., # ,ts the United
s'atGS cXRedson ~ areic n!nSrcr also
Hae; Snrooa Snaw 1.ra ~. oicu h,sO
dceatGs LINZ q We.r UepM A'lu md I'M a
9ssm oo7ir Sihnr,o "von - "@rre. hclow zero
Inns bse recorded Ihe cannaian haPetss tsa. n1Se IT,
merry nves Capti Natcs a.. "ntns tna tos mn
expedition taS gSnaese a1 arc roa sal IN ~
tecuFu; Esen " 49,. Icy" .,,rn,s Civ NJ
Montreal Tns point w1ors te q e1ps.,Gn .aas ur.
SoycTGa the M9e. hortnet afase o. H.,
~ Hayes lnagnany annouhcss fs NJ tho ssms
fntcen years Ego Ao a'so aa" 'Ao 'a''S
trsses: -,,.... ,,.,, ,,,. N.
Wo hayo not the sitghtGst onnoe aH,.tnO .nan tnO
nets IN possession o. III ~ ~. ISs nn III tbs
lclleEe to support their original aaSetttGIat nut
, 1876-12-04

tlcal religion as Jesus Christ Aimself preached
1t md lived u might be, aye, hot! awinlly need.
cd It is, and how the silence aItl indifference OF
those who hold IL leaves men at the mercy Of
every vehement xeAiot oven OF tho poorest su-
porstition. l would that my voice could reach
I'LL those who hold tho moro liberal and reason
who, FROM love Of peace, let tho old errors stand
fur tho only way OF salvation and lnnku ITO sign.
! know that there arc na1nbers Of such people.
l do not believe thHt there Is church In thls
c!ty, even aonK Y ,, those tat mot . pn's Tor
flrsuest for the "anclent ways" which does not
Include people Who no more bolieyc those Old
schemes Of doctrine than do, and who, III their
own thoughts. just hold for tho simple Chris
tlantty Of the. i'roaigal Son AMI tho sermon on
tho Mount. appeal to these 10 10 more out
spokcllt rhn tiiiu Ia come when your opcncst
word Is needed. 10 not ask you to speak out
from my standpoint. Speak out from your
owl1,--only do speak out. You epeak your
tho house-tops, lou arc speaking Of It enough
tn clear your own souls, when 1t wauts speaking
out loud enough t. help other peoples souls
~ those WHO stil believe tlic dreams q the
faithfully"
Aud would faiu speak to those Of you who
have kept nloof from churches altogether; who
of tho great Fatler-Life, this apprcciative trust
In human nature, this large charitable hope for
the lifu to col,c,-but who have perhaps found
no church that has seemed worthy enl0odl.
msn Of IT. pna 20 nayo e onea yonfss
ttonl You vii! not ffl.l any perfect church this
skis Heaven! No, but banl yourselves Will,
those who srcn to you tho nearest 70 the truth
as iar Is yot sse H. xn tho openest to $50 mofe
you much; VIII, icip tlneml Strengthen thsli
thcnt Why, tho Liberal faith should 10 thu
, 1876-12-04
G0)D-HEADED CANE.

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DLooursuTox, H., Dee. 3.-satuIa'' NV; ousuc~
john G. Tlp,on, who ,aadu strong ,ho "u' Demo
ysstis t,esst was presented vb r. sts.ss.
cane by number Of hls trcutl;t:, ;t,,.ls ahs shaIIs'
lion W. .nads by tho uoa' eo@'s
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-07

PROCEEDINGS OF THE GRAND JURY YES
TERpAY.-The grand jury of the Hastings
Court met yesterday and found true Dlis
for felony in the foHowing cases Henry
Robinson, second offence OF petit larceny
Edward Clarke, for stealing $50 from M. +.
Johnson: Elijah Edmonds, for forging an
order of S12.09 on the Tredegar Company
Miles Riddick, for assaulting Alexander
Burke: Paul Donna, for assaultng Robert
Faircloth; Amos Brown, for assuming
Henry Robinson; James Beach, for at.
tempting to break and enter the house OF y
Thomas Reilly; Peter Selden. for second
conviction of petit larceny; Georg
Sheckels alias j. W. Gordon, for stealing
a lot of gold rings and other property from
George Owen, Smith Owen, Il. l.. Alien,
dnd G. E. Wescott.
The grand jury also found true bills 1or
misdemeanor against the following parties
James X. Johnson, for keeping o gaming
table; Nancy Harris, for doing business
without license; James Murphy, same
offence; w. j. Coleman, for permitting
gaming at his house; Peter Rowlett, same
offence; James G.. Downward, for permit
ting nuisance; Beverly Williams, FOL
gaming: Robert Howell, for selling liquor
without license; Stephen Jones, for car.
rying concealed weapons; Elias Page, fol
assaulting Henry Robinson.
The grand Jury was adjourned until We'd
nesday. ss.,.. .., ....,,,
To-day being election-day. the court will
not be in session. Is n