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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-31

STATE AsskYER AND CHEMISTS OFFIcE,l
RICHMOND, November l, 1878: J.,
The LAGER BEER manufactured by Mr; u. w.
Robinson mt the Eagle Brewery, in this city. mus
been chemically examined by me. The samples tesl-
ed having been collected b. myself. and found FIR EE
FROM ADuLTERATISG SUBSTANCES. IL may DC
,sad as mrIicue or BEVERAGE in full assurance OF
It's purity WILLIAM II. Ia 1hoh, e. ,3oL;ss, ~: n;s
no 19-3m ss1sc NnelnIss.
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CITY RAaLWAY,

Yr,,, gynsicE. ysgc RICHMOND RAILWAY COhrAHy. 4
LIE PUBLIG.~-ADy& citizen signal
the d. sktes.ear and not gsiIirr attention or
OF en- ssgs Eie 1klee the aaderslgned by EnE NO
wv aug rspesnnE tAe same, = = 2 - {
aoIa.s,. q. L. WALKER,
s8 Superintendent Giiy Railway
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PRTNTiNG.H0USEs.
nIsPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE.

GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
Having ono OF the LARGEST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES N THE SOUTH. com.
5iued with sktlfuI mechanical talent. we are pre-
pared to execute promptly, In the very best style g
and AT Low PRICES, every descriptioncf
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH As
BUsINESS-CARDS.
VISITING-CARDS. Ill &
faOFESSIoNAL-CARDs.
WEDDING-CARDs.
sHow-CARDs,
CIRCULARS. - s.
MAN1FESTS,
BILLS LADING.
BILL-HEADs, ~ |
LETTER-HEADS.
NOTE.HEADS, -
-. t.-asErz ACCOUNTS SALE. i i,
STATEMENTS
CHECKS NOTES, :, =.
pRue-LABELs. pAAfaS
ENVELOPES, 81
ARGUMENTS, a
ss ~ &C., &C.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A :,
SPECIALITY.
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LIVERY STABLES

TXCHANGE-, LIVERY, An On
E SALE-sTABLES AND RICHMOND xGI1 -,
RAZsAR, l43S AND l440 FRANKLIN STREET.
am now prepared, with unsurpassed IaeliIy. 90 20
BOARD HORSES BY THE DAY, "EEh' oh
Special rates to drovers, and every accommodation
extended them for the transaction OF their pasi"
In connection with the stables have estaDlished
R1zaar for the SALE RY AUCTION OF HUESES'
MULES. VEHICLES.of all kinds, S,s HAhsEss'
SNnjM rs BKIDLES, ROBES. WHIPS, &c.
Auction DAYS: WEDNESDAY and sAIeR-
DAY at ! o'clock 4. nj. ,,,s 1-,-,s,or
C. s. ALLEN, Manager. sn
G. G.. BURTON. Auctioueer. GS =
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A NICE SATGuEL Or TRUNK,
a pretty pair of Gentlemen's Slippers,
A neat pa!r or Ladies' Shoes, 81, d.
z Asood pair of Boys Boots, @
AsubsiantiaI pair Of Shoes for the little ones, i
are sensible Christmas presents. You can buy them
ut q very low price or
HERMAS BoscHEN & BROTHER,
49, Z st ..15O9 and 511 Broad street.
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ITNioN BANK OF kICMMONU,{
p,c3rMoSD, cath December. 1878
,,up pTCIuAR ANNUAL MEETING
NJ M sTOf,KHoL DsRS OF THIS BASk
"A, Ss s ,cM IN the rooms over the FIRST National
p,. pmt - an THURSDAY the 9th day OF january
next, nj l2 O'Clock 81. ,.,,rc x,ryEp ,ash,nr.
H.. o5-,G james HIhhS.N, Ss.sn.S--
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Our COOKING VINE is really good enough for
table use. W. D. BLAIR & co.
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FINE CAKES for New-Year receptions at PIz
ZINf'S.
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iAicasssD AND PET SRsBUaG RAsJ.RoAD Goal
T6EaSURERtS {REIEE,
RICHMOND, VA, December rs. 1873. }
NOTICE is HEREBY GIyEN THAT
ssn,,a., DIVIDEND OF TNO PEE CEyT. ON the
stoef or tnia eopa0S has been declared,
" the osce or the fosaDany, in the city OF
Next. O. On aia [I aItsf we 9TH aASs GAGf
will be closed on the 23tta In
d.2.,, ii. VI. YAaRiNaFosg,
:.-sss.o :.-ss--so TrsasySer.
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AMsTSEr Ey's'S
DICHMOND THEATRE.

L
THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
The eminent tragedian
LAWRENCE BARRETT.
MONDAY EVENING. Decenbe: S0th, II IAMLET.
TUESDAY EVENING, December 31st, MARBLE
HEART.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. January lst, MER-
CHANT OF VENICE an" DAVID GAR
RICK. r....Ms ... #..eE*-
Sale OF seats commences THURSDAY, December
Oath at Q A. VI. at JoHNSTON'S. de 24-7t
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{ POLICE Police Justice j. j. White
presiding. continued case of George
Beinc, who is charged with feloniously and
maIiciously assauIting and breaking the ribs
of his mother, Caroline Beine, was taken
up. A preliminary examination was held,
and the accused sent on to the grand jury,
though Mrs. Beine was desirous OF having
the Police Justice dispose Of the case. Ac-
cused was committed.
Rosa Meade (colored), charged with will
full and corrupt perjury, was sent on to
the grand jury. II is clear case. The
fight between Davis and Pettus (colored)
took place in her room, yet che swore that
that there had been no difficulty there, and
that neither Of the men had been there on
the evening in question. -
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FIRST NAISeNAL BANK.S
RicHaogD,SA., December "a. 1878.
w DIRECTORS OF IsaIs BANK
pFtss ssSs ss,s: THIS DAYkscIaked dS@sdend OF FIVE
pasi q. free OF Gaxes, out OF tie profits Of The
sis, months, pas aia 70 the stockholders on and
de- 1tr nr "a day OF January pex..fs 20 .rssE
- Eo-tJa4 6. "A .EfsI.fAE&R R. (asIiaT. .
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Election OF OFFECERs.-At called meet
ing Of Richmond Court, No. 8, |. y. For
resters, held last night, the following otl-
GERS were elected for the ensuing term I.
B. Williams. C. R.; 5. T. Beach, Y. c. z. !;
r. N. Northern, Secretary; W. Fl. Richard
son, Jr., Financial Secretary; T. j. Robert
son, treasurer; R. d. Chesterman, S. W.; ;
J. r. Tennert, J. W.: e. V. Palmer, S. B.
G. T. Simms, j. b.; S. T. Beach, Samuel
Booker. and Peter Cathcart, Prustees. The
order is in flourishing condition.
At a meeting Of Shockoe Hill Division,
No. 81, Sons of Temperance, held last eve
ming, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term: W. P, E. d. Strke; W.
A., r. E. Glover; R. S., William Hancock
A. r. S., r. II. Burford; F. s., W. Leigh
Burton; Treasurer, William L. Allen;
Chaplain, Ii. R.. Smith; Conductor, NJ. S
Valentine, Jr.; Assistant Conductor, Il. NJ
Bowers: T. s., Oliver Mountcastle; o. s.,
Samuel Preston; P. w. p, K. 81. Valen
tine.
At regular meeting Of Anawon Tribe
No. 80, I. o. r. M., the following officer:
were elected to serve for the ensuing SLY
moons D. S. Hardwicke, sachem; John Z
Boyden, senior saganloie; 81. J.. Carter
Junior sycamore; r. W. Carter, chief OF re-
cords; John II. Mann, keeper OF wampum
H. n. Farmer, prophet.
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- % p,cIraoSp, VA. December 81. 1873.
- ,NSTAL MEETING OF THE
9E 9srEorKHoI, ,DERS OF THE MuTgAL HONE HONE
SSniSS Fund AND LOAN AsS0GsAIroNs s s,recs
Vii ssS sSSDsbsS, i fs SSs ssnasis sis isss
81 ~ NJ M,,s,,;s vii bc dealt with according TO
Al dehn9ash's "' +. G. w. COLEMAN.
law. -. Secretary.
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wSDl, AND COAL.
$3.50.

$3.50. o.
Thc GRATE-COAL M So 80 and 81 per ton de,
uvered by mo Is really excellent. Try IL. Also, all
sizes ANTHRACITE and SPLfNr COAL and
COKE and WDOI)--ali OF the best, and cheap, i.
dc 3O.Gt J. B. WATKINS.
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GOAL AND WOOD.-Ful! stock first
Y J class ANTHRACITE COAL, all sizes; WEST
VIRGINIA SPLINT, GLOVER HILL Tor Brigst
Hope), SOFT COKE. and all kind, or ENGINE
coal. VIII furnish best articles 1t less than they
can be procured In the city. Five TO ten per ccn,
oil for cash. OAK and PINE WUop-lons, sawed.
or spIit-st either yard Broad street between Sew
fn C.E.PAGE.
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|. The Statement showing the comparative
increase or decrease in the value Of the per-
sonal property and real estate in Virginia
as assessed with taxes for the years 1877 and
1875" has undergone revision, and is cor
rectly given below: i.
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1878.
Value of person.
al property 73.9s4,3ee 80
Value or real
eState......... 242.7O2. .5Q3 AZ
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all at low prices at
ANToE1's, the Confectioner.
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RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY.
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Value Of real estate in Virginia.
as ASSESSED with taxes for the
year 1S77.................. .....'
Value OF real estate in Virginia,
as assessed with taxes for the
1-oor SS24
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uEETFNGS.

The fosowlns gsn''smssnr 1ssrx. s0ash aaeph Wnes VII
Ssss RRss Rssndoph hasss
esaFss ,ssssS s. fSsaasM fsss M!is@ Dn
iany. Secrctlfy. Is
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WANTED, TO SELL OUT ALL THE
ff~DIAMONDS, WATCHES, CHAINS, elegant
RINGS, BUTTONS, &C., on hand, regardless OF
value No better chahce was ever offered 70 bar
eairI-seekers, especially those wanting CHRIST
MAS PRESENTS, as am determined to give up
ny office on the 1st Of January next SO Will sellat
4 sacrifice. :. a. WlNSJOCh,
de ! lin No. IT Fourteenth street.
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Difference Decrease for 1878.

1877. ..s.s
Value of person.
Value Of real
estate :........ 246.39l.l93 Sc
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! Decrease for 1878.
Value of personal property In Vir-
ginfa, as assessed With taxes for
the year 1S77..................-
Value Of personal property in Vir-
ginia, as assessed with taxes for
Inc year ls78................ -.
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EOR RENT. the BRICK TOBACCO GA
H FACTORY OH Twentieth street betwt en- n::i
Main and franklin, occupied by Lewis II. Frayser
& Co. Possession January !, 1870.
BRICK STORE No. 1905 east Main street. now
occupied by Marcus Harris & Brother. Possession
January 49, 1879.
HAskiNS's WAREHOUSE, Rockets. Large
storage capacity. 80 .r..-.
BRICK STORE No. 1441, recently occupied by
James McGraw; hardware stand for number Of
years. - .. .s
BRICK STORE. No. 8 Twelfth street between
Main and Cary streets, recently occupied By T. b.
Calaehan as Il restaurant.
Apply to- ) .5 FRANK D. HILL,
de 3I-4t ll0S M1ig slrGet.
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NEw-YEAR RECEPTIONS.

Is com plete, and their prices always the loves,
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TOR RENT, THE HANDSOME CA
4 BRICK RESIDENCE on Sixth street be- Ei
tween Mali and Franklin streets mo. 81, recently
occupied by Major II. Carrington, and adjoining
the resid,Eec Of james Allied Jones Esq, contain
ing about twelve rooms wirlI all modern iMprore-
meuts Apply 10 FRANK D. HILL.
Real Estate Agent.
de 31-eod4t 110S Main street.
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EOR RENT. a DESIRABL EEA
II SMALL FRUIT-FARM OF TWESTY-&lj
FIVE ACRES. on Richmond, Fredericksburg nDa
Potomac raiircad. five miles from the city; HOUSE
of four rooms. KITCHEN, and STABLE: and 100
PEACH and 100 APPLE-TREES. DWARF and
STANDARD PEARS, all bearing: half-acrc of
GRAPES. j. THOMPSON BROWN.
do 9J-5t .
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Iillputian Opera Co,

Great interest is being felt among our people
| in the proposed visit of the little people next
Wednesday They come well recommended, re-
cciving the highest praise wherever they visit
Tho Philadelphia Bulletin in speaking of then
performance states:
A funny performances very funny one-0'
given by the Liliputian Opera company, an or
ganizaton which consists Of a number OF the
smallest people in the world and one big,
strapping giant whose height is about feet
This company appear in very mirth-prov0klnS
operctta entitled Jack the Giant Killer, which Is
decidedly one Of the richest things seen III this
city for a long time The acting of the little PEG
pie is really wonderful to behold, while the sing
| Inc should be heard to be thoroughly apprccial'
ed. Miss Jennie ttuigley, who assumes the lead
| ing female parts, is young lady whose height
| is but 81 inches, but she has more yiyaclty and
mischicyousnrss packed in one iReh of her littIc
body than most large people have in their entire
person. Her acting is wonderfully clever anI
saucy, while her singing and dancing are Just toe
funny to be described. The other members OF
the company exert themselves to please, and they
succeed in their efforts.
The management have placed the prices with
| in the reach of ALL 30 cents procuring reserved
seat for the evening performance, and - cents
| for the matinee.
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Pete Cummms is native Of In Sale He is
an cX-policcmdn of that burg; and Judging by
the standard Of morality acknowledged by the
UIHocr1, il an hOnorcd citizen of the place. He
came up on Wednesday to attend the fair; and
being ,ociahlc man brought young lady with
him, who calls herself by the romantic name OF
Annette Dcamcr. Now Pete has enough of the
Boston 'cultuah" to know how Hat common
place name rs "Pcte Cummins' would sound
in aNtapositon to Annette Delamer,' and to
preserve the artistic harmOne> wrote on the
Clifton register Peter Cummins Esq, and wife,
La Spile." Pete and his wife enjoyed them
selves hugely at the fair. They took in every
thing, including large quantity of lemonade"
and hops liquitcd, to say nothing of the bits Of
her ear that Pete devoured on their way up town
in the evening. They suppcd sumptuously and
went out TO take the air. Then they grew mirth-
full, then jolly, then hilarious, and then uproar-
ious; so much so that the police concluded that
thu wife had better end the day cooler"
whittier they forthwith dispatched her. thinking
Peter would then Subsidc-,omc down to the
first heaven of common La Sale bliss and make
n quiet, solitary drunk. But Peter had no such
common place intentions He felt that he weigh.
cd Il ton and determined to show his hcft But he
ran foul Of snag; he happened to meet Tom
Brennan He told Brennan that no dash dashed
Ottawa policeman could cage him! Draw the
veil. He watzed down to the cooler to double
gallOp time, and next morning Esquire Larkin
taxed the family" sl5 ana costs in very short
meter Peter is wiser if his pocketbook is
lighter
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There has been deal Of fast travelling to and
from the fair grounds this week, but no more
spirited scene took place than that seen on Wed
nesday evening when three country girls in Il
democrat wagon drove up Clay street with live
ly team, racing fellow traveller of the male per.
suasion. The fair driver was too excited to keep
her seat but stood with the lines in one hand
and whip in the other, not infrequently urging
the animals by veil Of no mean proportions.
We trust they won in the end, ii they succeeded
in escaping unhurt, rs we believe was the case
not having learned to the contrary.
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81 kid gloves warranted at VI. stiefcI " Co.

1t i, admitted on all sides that the county
fair which closes to-day is tne most successful
ever held in the county. To our merchants
much cre,lit is due for the liberal scale on
which they have made displays of their goods.
Among these none deserve more honorable mou-
ton than Messrs. Forbes & Gehring whose ex-
tensive display of rich and really fine goods
shows the amount and variety of their stock
and the taste these gentlemen show in selecting
Just what will suit the wants or the fancy, and
the purse Ms well, of their numerous customers,
The rich case in which these goods were dis
played is only part Of the furniture they will
use in their new store In Woods block. 1t is
already generally known that they will remove
to their large and cOmmodiO } quarters on next
Monday, where they hope to see all their old
customers and many new ones, and promise to
offer better goods, il possible, and at lover
prices than ever before AL and see them
whether you want to buy or not. they will he
pleased to - show you around.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-07

We are doing Il large amount Of commercial
job printing at the present time, and putting il
up in Holders Patent Blottcr Blocks. OuI
work gives the best of satisfaction, and the tablet
finds favor all over the United States. 4 mcr
chant once using it will have his work in no 9th
er form, Is it keeps the stationery compact and
convenient, and from getting soilcd. We charge
nothing extra for the blOtter, and do our print
Ing G,tt,r and chedISr-for good work and stock
than any office in La Sale county. Bear the
foregoing fact in mind, and call and see samples
and get prices before ordering your work else
where. odd sized bill heads, letter heads note
heads, etc, ruled to order. Come TO the FREE
TRADER job rooms, Is La Salle street, when in
need OF printing.
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Mr.. c. c. Glover had quite narrow escape
from most serious accident on Thursday eve
ming. He and his brother were riding up from
the fair, driving spirited horse belonging to
Ed c. Lewis, which had never been driven sim
gle before. bus drove in near them, frghten.
ing the animal which began to kick luriously
1t had demolished the dashboard before they
concluded to get out. Before they could do this,
however, the brute overturned the wagon, Mr.
Glover falling under it which was hauled over
his neck. Fortunately he escaped with an iniur.
ed neck and bruised body only. His brother.
Frank, escaped unhurt.
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BETTER than Gold

The grand climax Of success !, at last achieved
The poor rejoice, the sick and walk, the rich
bask IN the golden sunshine Of perfect health.
The physical miscrieS Of the human frame need
no longer be endured. DIX. kING'S CNLIFURNIA
GOLDEN COMPOUND for Dyspepsia, Constipation,
Sick lIcadace, Coming upof Food, Jaundlcc, Liver
pDIfiryiy cur,, and that where every other remedy
has failed. To prove that this wonderful remedy
will do all we claim for it YOU presented with
trial bottle ire, gf COST by which YOU will readily
perceive it, wonderful curative qualities, and
which will show ' WIN, = regular one dollar
size bottle will do For sale by +. Y. Griggs,
Ottawa. 90
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Involve Inns OF Agate make one .anarc.

Advertisements under must be plainly marked
the length of time desired they will be continued and
charged for until ordered Out
Business and professional cards mot exceeding FIVE nes)
,nser, a five dollars per anuu over ve lines dol
lar per line extra
Transient advertising in MI TO be paid strictly in
advance
~" Yearly advertisers disseminating their advertisements
before the expiration Of the contract viii be charged tho full
rates as above Extra charge will also he made for dssou
ton and other notices cosncccd With their regular
business.
Local notices, fifteen cents per line
~ In no case win these terms be departed from.
~ The date on the slip which the subscribers name
is printed indicates The time when the subscription expires
Persons who have paid for the FREE TRADER should be
careful to notice that date the slip corresponds to the
date to which they have paid and NJ notify the publish
crs OF any discrepancy.
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The regular scm-annuHl arrivals Of spring ano
summer or fall and winter goods at Fiske x
Bcem's is always an event looked forward to witt
quite lively interest. 1t will, therefore, be salts
factory to our readers who have not taken pains
to keep themselves posted to see the announce
ment that the fall purchases for the season have
pretty generally arrived
On yesterday, nosin% around the merchant
tailoring department, we oycrhaulcd some of the
piece goods. The stock now open is equal to
any previously purchased by the house and can
not be equallcd in this section Of the country Ii
includes large supplies of trcos diagonals, che
yiots, pQucts, the usual docskins, fine broad
cloths, in fact, most elegant selection of suit
ings, coatimgs, &c, the make of both domestic
and foreign looms Buyers will remember that
those goods are not chosen from sample cards by
the buyer in the house, but are selections of Mr.
Fiske, every Piece having undergone inspection
before being purchased. No better guarantee OF
their quality is needed. OF the quality of theii
workmanship thousands throughout Illinois and
the west to the mountains will testify in highest
terms Of commentator.
But lot it not be forgotten that all this time
they are opening large ready made clothing
stock bought under the same conditions AS above
and well worthy the attention of the public.
We had supposed that the bottom in prices
was reached last fall but we find that this season
they are still lower. This being the case, al
things considered We see no reason why Ojtaws
and La Sale county should not be the best dress
cd community in Illinois.
| Read their guarantee and call OIL them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-07

II is always pleasure to recommend n gOOC
article, especially one that SO admirably Sllstain
its reputation Us does Dir. KINGS New Discover
for consumption, coughs and colds, being per
foctly reliable in every respect. \ severe cougl
or neglected cold yields readily to its wonderful
power. BY it the worst case, % asthma and
bronchitis are cured in the shortest time possible
Consumption and cough worn patients viii re-
member this remedy is guaranteed TO give immr
diatc relief DR.. King, New Discovery is pleas
ant to the taste and perfectly harmless. II yaI
value youi existence You cannot afford 10 =,
without it. give it trial. 7iia! IOtt,S ire. Fo
sale by +. Y. Grig.s Ottawa. ~
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A Wonderful Discovery.

DIR. KINGS CALIFORNIA GOLDEN COMPOUND,
and what is still more wonderful it. costs nothing
to give this great remedy a trial 1t will positive
" and speedily cure Dyspepsia, Constipation,
and Low Spirits. This wonderful remedy will
positively Gpt, and that where every other remedy
has failed To prove that it will do all we claim
for it You presented with trial bottle by
your druggist free ot cost, by which you will
readily perceive its wonderful curative qualities,
and which will show you what regular one dol
lar size bottle will do. For sale by T.. Y. Griggs,
Ottawa. t5l
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AT tiillen's,

TINS wcch, The sale % those new lUII dre,s
goods, etc, has been quite vigorous, owing to
both the low prices and the elegance OF the
goods, As stated previously, the stool, is very
elegant one, complete in every line and rs a
whole, or in parts, offers rare inducements.
Spring, or summer, or fall, fair or no fair, this
house malchcs right along, presenting the latest
novelties in fine goods, the largest stock of the
staples in dry goods, boots and shoes or grocer
les, al,uys selling them at bottom figures and
guaranteeing absolute satisfaction to customers
All invited to examine the goods.
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81 buy good suit at NJ. sticfcl X Cos.

Mr. EDIToR: We wish to express through your
excellent paper our heartfelt thanks to the neigh
bors. citizens and members of the fraternity OF |.
O. o. F., for their kindness and courtesy to us
while at your city on the occasion of the death
and burial of our beloved Sister Curtis wife OF
William Curtis, of Ottawa, for it seems that not
Il stone was left unturned to make the occasion
as pleasant as it possibly could be under that sad
event, and for such offices ef kindness we shall
ever hold them in fond recollection.
Mr.. n Mrs. \. III. HILL.