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4 NARROW ESCAPE.

CHICAGO, bfay ell wish to call sbur asscis.
tlon To something that occurred last Sunday
evening on Clark-strcet briJge. Alter tho
bridge had lett Its moorlugs, D buggy, In which
were indy aud ,gcntleinan, drove gu qni ~, !
horse commenced to rear and plunge, aud !!
believe, II had not taken hold OF blu, woal1
t4ys backed into the river. Tho lady WV
frightened, and begCcl Of the gentleman g ~
her out, yowing shu would nercr go out riding
with him aga.s. Nov, should NOT saeh freaxs
~ this Ieaaat IL It not highly dangerousl y
IL only few weeks since horse was drowned
on Lake street, and tho occupants Of TIC buggy
narrowly escaDed tho same fatc. Hoping YOU
this lin the !cast] dangerous pastlmr, 'cniae'
ItkMtsGroN Dou0LAsA
, 1877-05-22
MEETING At HAAWHLL uAt1

The meeting in the " ;ninc was in the inter
est u the Presbyterian Historical Society. Thls
Society WIS orgautzed iu lsaa, and its member
shiu embraces both branches Vt thp Church,
North Aua South, tho United Presbyterian.
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CATHOLIC

AA AAlf AskA
Et,ecfai fAssaafc6 IA ia I,taus

Gpecsd! D4spatch to 2h1 1rtbE4s.
HALIFAX. May .l.-The priests OF this diocese
to-day presented an addrcss With gold watch
and chain to Archbishop Ilannou. They ex.
rrcssel satisfaction at his elevation. The Arch
bishop suitably replied. Sir Edward Kcuny
then presented two carriages and span Of
horses oil behalf Of the Catholics OF Halifax,
together with m address expressing the groat
qualification Of tia partshioners at his appolnt-
mcnt to tho Archblslloprlc. DR.. Hannon
made an eloquent md feeling reply.
It 10 understood that Canon power Of
t'is city, will bo sulcctel yicar.General. Ex-
tcl'siva preparations are being maio by tho lso-
man Catholics Of Quebec, Montreal, aud o.
taWa TO receive nr, Conroy, pupal Ablcgate,
who will visit those places, aud return yla the
United Htates.
OTTAWA.
Speefl Dfspatch TO 1nS Tfttuxs
=, OrrAwA, Out., May 21.-'ro-nlgat thero Is an
illumination of tho lsomnn Catholic churches
aud houses Ia honor Of the popc's jubilee. a
torsallght pFoccssion Ut bonita from Oatlucau
lotnt to this city on the river formed IN ut
trastlve portion Of the programme, anl was
witnessed by thousands Of people.
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acquaintance with tho law Of the Church. Zap


plalsc.
4 Goinmtss!oncr inquired how Il happened
TINT they were so we'll instructed IN tho Bctn-
inarics and fell back 80 lanentably whom they
began their duties as ministers. tSmtfes.
Or. DcLain asked II 1t would ho In orslcr to
aid m amendment to tho resolution directing
the pastor. OF every church to instruct tho
Elders In the form. Of government Of tho
str. Lewis moved to lay The resolution on tho
table. The Idea Of instructinT the Professors
when al knew thog were At work.
Dr. Rockwell Was satisfied with the cxp1hna'
tions, and, by leave, Withdrew his resolution.
coMM1rIEn on rHR roLlrT or TMR cHuncH.
Dr. Welber,, from thr. Committee On Tho
Po1ty Of tic Church, to whom was referred MI
overture In reference to the consolidation, stub
mlttcd the following:
Hssoirtd, That the Hoard Of Home Missions and
tho NOard Of Church Erection feel II to he thcsr
privilege 10 confer together and to cooperate in
reference to everything that Il common io theIt
that 1t ia practicable or expcdtcnt 10 make any
change.
N@Ao rn,c-4 .poa nnosur~ad L.,
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Great Closing Out Winter Sale.

The great closing out winter sale at ii. j. Gil
lens commences to.day to continue through the
month-a signal for a general reduction in all
classes of dress goodS, in which extraordinary
bargains are offered.
A few more of those unequalei black caShmeres
still left to be sold extraordinarily cheap. Holt
day goods offered much belo,c their value. Great
Bargains offered in all departments This is the
finest general stock in the city and even ,oithout
these sweeping reductions the cheapest. Call
and examine the stock and take advantage OF
this golden opportunity"
The success of the Grocery and Boot and Shoe
department has been very conspicuous to all,
and will, by inapproachabe prices, first class,
fresh goods continue to merit its large patron
age All goods delivered free. Come and see.
H. J. GILLEN.
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New York Family and Story Paper.

The Ne,o York EauRy Story Paper is a large
eight page weekly in The style of the New Yorh
Ledgsr, and certainly quite as attractive in its
general matter and make up. 1t is not new
paper, but has been running four years, and has
very large circulation 1t is also literally H.
Illustrated To new subscribers for the coming
year it offers especial inducements. beautiful
quario edition of Shakespeare is being printed
in numbers, and one of these numbers is folded
into every weekly copy of the Story TelIer and
Civ, II to the subscribers gratis. At the end OF
the year each subscriber will thus have beau
tiiul copy Of Shakespeare, worth twice as much
h'' subscription to the STORY Tei'e-$3.0O q
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Ottawa, December l6, 1876.
A Gard To the Public.

For mny years we have made two medicines
suited to the ailments Of II vast class Of suffer.
ers. Thousands Of cures have been made by
them, ard, in fact, the word failure could not be
coupled with them. But within the last two
years cunterfcits of our medicines have sprung
up, dangerous in their close imitation OF our
Trade Mark. To secure The people we have
placed upon each genuine box OF Holloway
Ointment the fac simile of the signature Of our
agent, Mr.. Jos. Haydock. TO counterfeit is fell
ony. We shall relentlcssy pursue any one who
initiates this with the utmost rgor Of the law.
We most earnestly beg that the great mass of
the American people will aid us in our efierts
to project their health, and help us in our task
Of bringing these unprlncipled men to the bar
Of justice. Uniformly refuse to purchase Med.
icines purporting to be ours unless Mr.. Joseph
HaydOck's signature is attached TO each box OF
Pills or pot of Ointment and the end will soon
be reached. The public's obedent servants,
1stwly. HOLLOWAY ~ Co.
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In consideration Of the har1 times, reduction an
prices Of labor and Photographic materials, 1 am
induced to reduce the prices II Photographs accord
ng'y and give my patrons the benefit Of the rarious
declines in prices and from this date until fnrther
notice mil make my best retouc'ed photographs for
Three Dollars dozen, Which is one dollar a dozen
cheaper than hare ever made them before; 1 ,ciH
also make similar reduction prices Of all styles
Of pictures made at my gallery. In style, variety
and quality Of frames ,ciH not be outdone, neither
will / be understood. Very respectfully.
w. Il. BOWMAN.
OnatCa, Jan. Al, 1877.
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The residence of Mr.. T.. Rowland, of Prairie
Center, was burned on New Years day, through
exceeding carelessness. Mr. II, put kettle of
tar on the stove to heat and went Off to do some
thing else, forgetting the tar entirely. He was
suddenly reminded OF it by discovering that the
house was on fire and beyond control with the
means at hand. Some Of the furniture of the
lower room was saved, but nothing from above.
The greater part of the family clothing was burn
ed almost all in fact, that their backs. or
course, the usual method of procedure ut fires
was INDUCED in: 4 nine gallon can of boiling
kerosene was carried out through the flames and
we suppose the crockery tumbled out of the
window! The loss is probably not less than
$1,000; whether there was insurance we cannot
learn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-06

DEATH OF A Coop MAN.-Wc read with pain
the announcement, in the st. Paul (Minn.) Pho
neer.I Press Of the 3Oth ult, of the death of Mr.
John Paul, "A former resident OF Farm Ridge, in
this county, as also Of Ottawa. He had been sc.
verely afflicted for many months with terrible
cancer in the face, from which he was finally re-
leased by death. He was native of Pennsyl.
vania, and for forty two years had been de-
vout m ember of the Episcopal church, and for
the greater part of the time an officer in the
church. He had served as vestryman of st. Marks
church in st. Paul, and for two years had been
Senior Warden of st. Andrews church, North
Minneapolis. He was 90 years of age.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-06

HEARTBURN.-So called from a gnawing pain
and heat about the region of the stomach, ac
cnmpanied by nausea, and the belching OF a thin
vatery acidulous liquid, especially in the morn
ing, are common symptoms. To rid yourself OF
this troublesome complaint, avoid articles Of
6od that easily undergo fermentation take TO
TICKS Stomach Buffers three times day, in water
and adhere to a dry diet for a short time and you
will find yourself cured.
For sale by Forbes IL Gehring
"PHosPHoRENE DEsTRoYER."-A few apnlca.
tons will effectually eXterminatc Rats, Mice
ants and Reaches.
For sale by Forbes &c Gehring.
AMERICAN COLOGNE A New Perfume, deli.
cate, sweet and lasting, just the article demand
ed for every lady's aud gentlcmans toilet.
For sale by Forbes Il Gehring JanG4w.
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Trimmed hats Jelo,o cost, at Mrs. O'Meara's.

We have been privileged to test fine sample
of the 10 cent Japan and the 90 cent green tea as
well as cent cigars sold by Watts Wilson,
at his store on the corner of Madison and Gin
ton streets, and unhesitatingly pronounce them
the best for the price in the market Mr.. Wilson
somehow has got the inside track in these arti-
cles and is running into a heavy business.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-06

KIcKED.-On Tuesday a bad case of mule oc-
Cured which nearly had fatal ending Paul
llaefner and boy were mo'ing, and rs the
mules did not travel with the load as rapidly as
liaefner thought they should, he leaned over the
dashboard and seized one of them by the tail
and gave it twist TO stir him up 1t did stir
him up, for before one can say " Helen DAMN
ton" he received violent kick in the forehead.
He has been in a bad condition ever since, but
the doctors have hopes of his recovery. AS the
poet says, we have money to bet that when M
turc made the first mule, some one got hurt-he
is such an unhealthy animal to have around.
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oycrcoa;s cheap, at NJ. stiefel x Cos.

Rev !. T. MoiIat, for the last four years pastor
Of the Presbyterian church Of this city, preached
his farewell sermon last SUNDAY. Mr.. NJ is q
preacher Of very decided ability aud enjoyed the
good will aad confidence Of this entire commu-
munity We are not advised n To the cause. Of
this severance Of his relations with the church
in this city, hut presume they refer to tue same
causes which are seriously cmbarrassin. TIL
rest OF our churches, arising from the extraordi-
nary monetary stringcnCy Of the times
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EuNAwArs.-About the usual number of ruua-
ways have occurred durn: the week. SUNDAY
night was The biggest. Three llyericks were
driving spirited team down la Sale street.
The team were toura-bi;tei aud pulled hard, so
that the drivers hand grew cold In attempting
TO change drivers, the animals started frightcn-
ing him who held them so that he like an idiot
jumped out carrying IN" lines With him. OF
course alter that Il wAs only question Of time.
At sticf-!s corner the cutter left demolished,
aud soon after the harness smashed One Of the
parties carried g., srin IN sling 'os lly or two.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-06

To-day Scott Bros. Il Co. will display on sale a
large line of handsome aeto Prints.
Good Standard Prints ut cents.
Remnants, best prints, cents.
5000 yards Sheet.ngs.
A nice yard wide fine Shceetng at 6 cents
Good heavy Sheetings 7cents to cents.
SCOTT Bros. Il Co.
Hop.-The hop given at Willis's Hall Oh last
Friday evening was pleasant one and much en-
joyed by those present
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-06

Ottawa is To b" IGNORED on the 18th inst by a
meeting OF the S'i,c Encampmcnt of the Grand
Army OF the Repu i,c As this organization is
or ought to be, - lusively composed of veterans
of the Of the r,bclion, they deserve TO he re.
cevcd with every honor and demonstration OF
hospitality by on rron". The attendance is cx
pected, We understand 10 reach four or five hun
dred, including some OF The most distinguished
officers of the old army.
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Gut This Out. 1t May Save Your Life.

There is no person living but what suffers more
or less with Lung Disease, Coughs, Colds or Con
sumption, yet some would die rather than pay
- cents for hottie Of medicine that would cure
them. Dr. A. Boschee's Syrup has lately been
intI oduced in this country from Germany, and its
wundrous cures astOnish every one that tries II.
II YOU doubt what we say in print, cut out this
aud take it to your Druggists, Forbes x Gchring,
and get a sample bottle for 0ccnts AID try IT, or
regular size for - cents. ID
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-06

Pdrker's Hair Bisam j. the best and ClcauU-t
preparation ever made FOR restoring gray hair
to it, original color. II is entirely harmless and
free from the impure Ingredients that render
many other preparations injurious. u removes
daudrutf. stops the halr falling ont. and restores
the perfectly natural COlO-. IL is eNquisitly per
iumed, and so perfectly and elegantly prepared
a. to make 1t a toilet luxury, Indispensable 20
those who have once used IL.
Asa yopr druggist for IL. Nov. l!th, ".
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-06

Ever since thanksgiving day the ground IN
this region has been covered with snow, with
very fair sleighing, and steady cold but not over
severe weather Every few days il has showed
a little to keep mp the sleighrg, and yesterday,
for the first time there were slight symptoms
for a thaw As the present state OF the weather
is eminently satisfactory we hope Old Probs, or
old Inds :" will defer general thaw until about
the middle OF March.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-06

The winter season being nearly over Messrs.
D. HEENAN II Go. are making general reduc-
ton. All heavy pin'er goods have been greatly
reduced.
Special Bargains in Sha'cls and Fars. Prices
reduced in their handsome cdshmeres-a big bar.
gain All other goods down TO the bottom.
Call and see the ladies' shocs-specially cheap
Now is the time to bly, goods cannot be cheaper.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-06

Hoes hog trade in Ottawa has been live
" these last four weeks. Ore of the finest lots
shipped this week was a car load By John Burke
Ill large, fine specimens. Six ofGabriel Ruger's,
Aeighed 227j pounds, and the Others were even
arger-four weighing 1850 pounds.
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Far,ncrs should bring their grist to the Eagle
Mills. Their new and improved machinely and
long experience guarantee frst.class -four. All
kinds of feed always on hand.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-06

Genuine needles for all kinds Of sewing ma
chimes, at Mrs. Brewers; also large stock al
Singer and Victor sewing machHes. Good sec
ond hand macl ines from SIS to $50 each, war
ranted.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-06

This time by +. d. Sweetser, the well known
agricultural implement dealer, who has the sale
in this city of the celebrated seping machines Of
the Singer, American aad Howe patents, all war
ranted and for sale at one half the usual rates
See his new adver Oh the 9Th page.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-06

In ordering your tax receipts, don't fail to call
on Osman 4 Hapeman, tor their method OF put
ting them up is not only an economical one but j,
one of great convenience to you.
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special.

We will show this morning larg. line OF New
Cloaks the incest, cheapest and best we have yet II
fered. They will be sold at great reduction
from former prices. Call and see them.
SCorT Bios & Co.
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DO So Some More.

That is what the undersigned says to the bal
ance of his customers. They will confer great
favor by paying the balance Of their accounts
j. MEGAFFIN.
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IIOLLowAY's OINTMEST.-Sore Legs, Wounds
Ulcers, dc. can be- cured. The rational treat
Hent as indicated by nature, is 10 reduce the 10
cal inflammation, soOthe the neighboring nerves
cool the heated blood, and render the watcry
lthorOus discharge consistent and healthy. Hap
ply Holloway's Ointment accomplishes these
ends with unfailing certainty. y cents per box
OF pot.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-06

CuILnREN's Treasure u case for pens, pen
ellis, sponge, &c, with rule attached, for sale at
Osman e Iapcman's. Every school boy and
-.rl should have one.
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A.rGA.N-Occiteuta Lodge, No. 20, \. T.
& \. W. elected the following officers on the
evening OF the lst inst: Geo. !. Burgess, W. VI.
&. Follett Bull, :. W; Solomon Degen, !. ";
Henry c. Nash. Treas; +. 5. Hobart, Sec: W.
X Stewart. ;. d.; II. P. Clark, J. D.; J. l. Fer
que aud L. q. Phillips, Stewards; D. p. Gregg.
Tyiar
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Pains in Barl, H,g', Heart L'Hgs, HnuuJfi1a,
N.too'ga,, LuH.Jags, L,ujr1, Rheumatic tout,
Nervous and haIr.y D.soty,y positively cured by
DIR. FILTERS RHEyNATIC REMEDY NNp LIVER
PILLS, Hs,rr tai when taken - dr,c'd
dac2 ~. sole agency AZ Tozer's Drug store.
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Who can beat this On Thursday Vim. Cour-
ter delivered at Shuler IL Rathbun's at one load
rty-seven bushels and fifteen pounds OF ear
corn, at - pounds TO the bushel the largest load
Of ear corn ever delivered in Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-06

The avenues leading to an early grave have
often been opened hl I cough or cold. Thou
sands have bceu car, u and saved by DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup
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Alaska Mink 1915 to $50 6 sci
Call early, as we expecttO close out the entire
lot within a few days. SCOTT Bros. d CO.
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The great clo,n. ou, -aie of VI. Stefel & c,
oy,r.o,ts $50. $40 s500. 500. 5000. SEQ
and sl7.O0. Call and zee the"
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large lot Of those handsome FERNS, TRAIL
ING FERNS and SOUTHERN Moss for home deco
rations at 0sman IL Hapeman's.
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| Books Of Poetry. Biography, History, Juvenile
Books. Fine Gift Books. Bibles and Prayer Books
| Il O.uslE = Isvetaal's.
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Subscriptions received and forwarded TO either
of the above Journals at the bookstore Of Osrnan
4 Hapeman.
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Fancy stationery polke; diaries, Photograph
albums, fine pocket books, sold pens, pocket
Knives, PLAYING cards, cribbage boards, &c. at
Osman n Hapemau's. west Of the Court House.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-06

II you wish to subscribe for Magazine or
Newspaper, call at Osman & Hapeman's, west of
the Court House
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The Grand Central Hotel, New York, the larg
est in the city, gives its guests the choice %
rooms, and offers a reduction Of rates on all III
tOOrs.
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An accident to a car on the e., b. q rail
road on Thursday afternoon delayed the trains
tor rome hours. No one hurt.
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Go TO the Eagle Mills for your -four. Brands
all warranted good. Hnu>ekecper Gays Wood
-four is the best in the market.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-01-06

GOLDEN SYRUP .pecir ly fine article Of
Golden Syrup-wp-ih dollar. II Only - cent,
az ID. Hccnan x Co...
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Diaries! Diaries

Excelsior Diaries of all sizes and STILES o.
binding at Osman * Hapeman's
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A New Departure.

Bargains in mems, boys and children's suits at
NJ. Sticfcl Il Cos.
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The greatest event Of the year, IN sporting cir.
c,ts, will occur on this afternoon at o'clock, in
the way of a big trot on the Illinois river il the
animals all airivc--Budd Doble, and his horses
Bennett, Bonner, &c, the Maid-Smuggler-Sc
The conditions are complete and given as fol
lows, ierbdim:
So Otd'ra Igr.. Ho,fi, aa Home improvement
| HOss Trot.
We, the undersigned, owners and drivers of the
several horses hereafter named, that never was
hitched to sukv or skeleton or trotted in public
| for money, hereby agree to trot on the Illinois
river, to sleigh, some afternoon or evening prior
to the seventh Of this month, under the direction
ana governed by the rules Of committee of
three Judges whose decision on all things per D..
tanning TO said race shall be final. Said COM
mittee to consist Of Gen. Hosea Potter, Adn'l
Skinner and Sir Cyrus Fied;-and we further
agree that the party having the third slowest
horse is to furnish crackers; the party having
the second slOwest horse to furnish oysters; and
the party having The slowest horse is to receive
the same and provide a supper for the judges and
contestants. All entries free. But any party
failing TO start will forfeit box of sardines TO be
given to the owner and driver Of the fastest
horse
Some Of the horses entered are as follows:
b. Boyle, Flying Nancy, b. m; Il. Farnsworth,
Dutch Girl :. ~; Jas. II. Pckens, Barbe Bcu,
9. e.; c. +. Moore, Spooney, b. q; Peter Wy
man, Bay Buffer, b. e.; and others even more
famous princes OF the turf.
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The rarr Tg,pes aud chicago ITo,t.g Tri6,u.e
C.- year, Tor 500
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{ ONE and See Me.

fer great favor by calling and paying their ar-
counts, as am In need of funds. j. MEGAFFIS.
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Read Bowman's upiic o hi, patrons in 70.
day's issue.
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BUFTAIo RoBEs-You can get a nice one 81
Scotts aud save . per cent.
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Iio,kst hooks.

Trur Ks at manufacturers prices at " Stieicl