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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-13
An Artistic Young Lady,s- Bonn

People furnish their rooms now accord
ing TO their caprices. The personal comes
out. The rich literary young lady fits nm
her room with furniture of an antique pnf-
tern, with bookcases in park wood or oak
with q tiled fireplace aud brass andirons
a Venetian mirror, and deep luxurious
rugs. She has rare ongravings, and n
SeVres wrlting-table. simple but choice, -
one says on entering. If she is a fashion,.
bic belle, her room will be lestooned with
PINK or blue silk, covered with lace. or
tuited satin let into the walls. Long mir.
rors will abound, and the furniture will be
ormulu. The spirit of fompadour breathes
from its in,cric.; 1t is all roses and blue
ribbons. me artistic young lady
mas three important caprices.
q bunch OF peacock feathers, brass not
lull OF cats tails, aud medieval candle.
stlcK' lheSe are the essentials Japanese
ians MS a matter of detail, an easel. a few
straight.bacECd choirs, a brown curtain
embroidered with sunnowers, and a Persian
cat. With all the Stiffness, and the prefer.
eence for q, certain dirty yellow, which has
become tho passion of the followers Of
Crmabue Brown, these modern esthetcs do
sometimes make very pretty rooms, They
are quaint and individual, but there is no
doubt the high and artistic craze has
produced some very ugly effects. The
severe stiffness OF the cat.tail has entered
much into modern embroidery. Everyone
feels for the stork which has stood so long
on one leg. '''e
rho lilics lank and wan.
Each Stork and Sunllowor spray"
Are all still and dismal. They arc the
pendants TO the "lean disciples Of Burne.
Jones' The PoStlethwates and Bun.
thornes and their female adorcrs look like
stork ON the leg, The hero of a modern
esthetic comedy says, rs the highest syn.
onym OF despair; II feel like room with.
out dado." 1t is one Of the pleasan,est
ccaprlces ct modern luxury that women have
Their bedrooms and boudoirs furnished in
GolorS which viii set oil their favorite
dresses, and add china to match their bed.
room.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-13

Tusoron A Legal iooruoLr,
Nav ORLEANS, October ls,-lu the case Of
Healy, charged with the murder Of Judge
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-12

MAY open the window for you, MISSY"
politely inquired gentleman of young lady
on the Northern Pacific road, as he saw her
tagging at a cash that had not yet recovered
from the preceding winter.
She glared at him moment, and gave re-
luctant consent
Folks can't be too careful who they speak
to or accept favors FROM" she remarked after
q long pause.
That is very true" replied the gentleman
very quietly.
Are you Boston drummers" she inquired
"No, am not"
"a hotel clerk?"
mo, nor hotel clerk"
"I'm glad of that" SAID She 81 never let 9
drummer or hotel clerk speak to me. Maybe
you are an actor"
mo, nor an actor"
That's first-class!" she exclaimed, showing
her dmples and becoming more and more
confidential "If an actor should speak to me
I'd die What is your business"
II am barkeeper, and I'm travelling ives
TO get territorial divorce from my wife" eX
planned the gentleman.
"Oh, I'm 50 glad" glggled the girl. "React
down my satchel there's bottle OF whisky
and pack OF cards IN it. I'll play you an ode
game of California Jack for So corner
like to meet gentleman, and know 'em wher
| see 'em. Ask that Daldheaded duiter across
there if he's got a cork-screw, will you"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-12

Want to hire a drug clerk" asked bright
eyed youth, stepping into the office of prom
incnt apothccary on Dearborn street.
Are you competent ?" inquired the
proprietor rising and closing the door with an
air of secresy.
well, should say Yes" replied the youth
Had any experience
Three years"
"Where?"
ain Milwaukee"
"Ahem-, what would you do for plan
drink at the soda fountain? ~
Dash with sour mash"
1.-TWO short wlnks and the tongue IN the lef
cheek! 81
Gill the glass halt full with Jamaica rum
"ln case man calls for banana syrup with
a dolefu look, and his hand on his watCl
pocket!"
"Give HIM cogniac and ginger"
Three winks and II jerk over the LETT shout
der with the thumb?'
Put in Old Tom gin, and have the same
in iirPctlr"
'Wnn' Il the man says 'Baraboo,' and spit;
To Iuc lellg'
Fill with old crow, dashed with pepper
mint and little tansy"
The examination Is satisfactory. You may
come on in the morning. The new Interna
tional code OF signals Is not published vet
If any change is made will give you KEY
We have 70 DC very strict in the examination
of prescription clerks where the health, yes
even the lives OF individuals are at stake
CLee&
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-12
A Business Spell.

Two or three years ago there lived in the
lower OIL country prominent OIL producer
who was notoriously bad speller. In let
ter, among other errors he spelled water with
two rs. A party of gentlemen were discuss
ing this popularity In the bar-room of the
Collins House, Oil City, one evening, when
the poor speler himself CHANGED to come in.
"Hello!" SAID one of the party, corpulent
gentleman, now remotely connected with the
New York Petroleum Exchange, I'VE were
Just talking about YOU
as that y" was the reply. And what
were you saying"
"Why, some of the boys claim that you are
the worst speler in seventeen states"
"They do. think / can spell it about as
we'll as The average producer"
"I'll tell you what I'll do with you" said
the first speaker; "lll bet the champagne for
the party that you can't spell water"
"All right" replied the producer, and he
proceeded to spell the word, "w-ate-r."
That's the way spell water for money
he quietly remarked, "but when 1 spell 1t FOL
fun | sometimes use two u.s."
The corpulent gentleman paid for the wine
and the silence became SO great that you coult
hear u house fall down.-Bradford Neps.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-12

The most consderate burglar ever heard OF
has Just placed Mrs Merrill, of Falmouth
Me, under lasting obligations. She was alone
in her house, and IN the middle of the night
was awakened by the sound of footsteps on
the stairs. She jumped out OF bed, hasteneo
to the door and asked who was there, when
the following colloquy began: Nov, don
you be afraid We don't want to hurt you, and
won't harm hair of your head. But we wan
$40 and you've got to give 1t to me-" But
haven't any money in the house" well
give us So, then" 81 tell you haven't any
money at all" "Oh, come now, you mus
have dollar Give us that and we'll &C
away" No, l haven't q cent" well,
suppose we'll have to 90 without it. Now
don't be scared; we don't mean to hurt you
and are going away directly. Doy you want US
to leave this light burning, or shall We blow i
out| you may leave 1t burning, please
And the burglar went down stairs, rejoinet
his confederate, and they leisurely departed
through window, carrying with them sever
al articles of silver and jewelry which they
had collected while the lady of the house
slept.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-12
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
DRUGS, Paints, Oils, Col0rs, VarnIles, Glass.


In Drugs and Medicines purity and care I'M
compromising are Of the greatest Importance.
The undersigned calls your attention to this.
as ne exercised great care in selecting his
Drugs and in the preparing of the same not
only the greatest care is exercised, but every
thing is proceeded with scientifically. The
stock is the most varied in this county, and
the prices always the lowest, quality consid-
dered. You will also find the finest stock Of
Druggists Sundries, Yankee Notions, Toilet
Goods of every description, Fancy Articles for
weddings, birthdays, &C.
In Paints, Oils, Brushes, Colors, Varnishes,
Plate and Window Glass no competitor will
sincerely claim to equal my stock, neither in
quantity, quality or price. my goods being the
very best grades in the market. Everything
guaranteed. My facilities for handling goods
ARE double those of any other establishment.
Thanking the public fol. their liberal patron.
age in the past, and hoping to serve the same
and a great many more IN 1901. am truly
yours. G. GEHRING, Druggist,
North of Court House. Ottawa ILL.,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-12

versely, a biting dog never barks, and for SIM
liar reasons. ,,
The HAIR of a dog will cure his bite. This
is a cure.ious superstition among hare-oraiheu
Young men who are fast going to the dogs.
Dogs are dentists by profession. They in
sert teeth without charge.
The dog never banks except when he is
awake. He is always awake.
The dog has no other way to express his Joy
than to bark. He always feels JOY when he
sees man. When there is no other man 10
see, he expresses his joy to the man IN the
moon
As we remarked, the dog is always awake.
This is no tale, though he carries tale IN his
wake.
The sea dog loves his bark. Did you ever
see dog that did not?
The head of a dog has q dog. head look.
The bark OF dog is unlike the bark OF
tree. Even a lockwood know this.
Dogs are not always kind though there are
many kinds o! dogs.
Every dog has his day, although dog days
last but few weeks IN the year.
There must be Sirius error here.
| The dogs star is the dogs planet. They
planet so that their days come while the star
Is in the sky.
They do not fear it. 1t is not Skye ter
rier.
When dog entars pitched battle he uses
dogs tar.
i,ru,us SAID, II had rather be dog and bay
the moon than such Roman"
He had seen the dogs roamin' around on the
bay.
They never get over the bay.
Sea?
The Jews considered the dog unclean.
And yet the dog will clean out crowd, nc
matter how dirty.
But the dog Spitz,
! A living dog is said to be better than dea'
lion. There's no lynn about this, but aea'
dog is dog gone bad.
Tray was a good dog, but tress is worse thar
the deuce when it is against you.
Dogs were the original Argonauts Inc.
have never given up their search for the fleas
The bulldog Is a stubborn fellow. lie i
not easily cowed :,
OF course the gentler sex is the more stub
born of the two. You have heard OF TIT
dogma.
A great many stories about the dog nav
! obtained currency. The man who has LETT
part of his clothing with the dog has cur rent
See?
Puppies are born blind. They are not SCI
dogs then. =,
There are many types Of dog, including TIT
doguerrotype.
The dog has four legs; two of them for
legs.
But perhaps we had better paws here.
Howl this do for the dog ?-B0St0n Trans
cript
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-12

"In de fust place no one kin be perfectly
happy When you git pOssesshun of great
big watermellyon an sit down IN an alley to
devour it all by yerself yer mouth waters, yer
back sort o. humps up an you fondly emaglne
dat you am perfeckly happy. But youIain't
You haven't taken ober two bites bofo' you re
member dat de ole woman wants porus plas
ter, an de child'en want shoes, an de rent
will be due on Saturday, an dozen odder
tings cum to mind to knock yer happiness
higher dan Gllderoy's corn.sheller. Its dc
same when you play poker an win $40. You
teel happy fur dc mint, an you dance arOun
on one leg an chuckle ober yer smartness
Den comes de reaXshun You remember dat
you owe about $50 an dat the wood am out
de ilour.bar'l am empty, an de chlld'en have
bin Cryin' fur bacon.
"In de second place, what's de use of beln
happy! (Sobs from Elder Toots.) Happy
ness doan increase de price of blackin' stoves
You can't charge any mo- for whi,ewashln'
Sensation behind the stove) You can't I'll
any mo- for beatln ca'pet. (Groans OF des
pair Bein' happy doan' help our credit AT
de grocers or de butchers. (SlghsJ VIVA
dey want is money, an not happiness. Show
me happy man who has any mo- TO eat III
war dan an unhappy one. (Dlstrcssin-
coughs from ali over the hall 1t has on
said dat happnes am better dan riches. Doan
let em fool you! (Sensation) De happy
man am sent to jail quite as often rs dc un
happy one.
I'm de third place, happiness am not heal
thy 1t runs into liver compliant, consump
shun an palpitation Of de hart. We an
placed heah on airth to bet on dc losln' hoss
to marry de wrong wOman-to catch ont'
heaps of bad weather and dead loads Of tribu
lashun. Doan' go round lOokin' fur HAPPY
man you find one, he'll be somebody 81
soft dat dey have to put him on ice. Oul
greatest an bes' men am de mos unhappy
ones. Show me a man that has lost th:et
wives by yaller fever six chipen by the cholc
IA, three or four houses by fire, an has him
self bun sent to Jail on fal1e testimony an
will show you a noble Roman Cheers. 80
4 Lime Him Club lecture
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-12
AGenrcIa Inili.h.

The sedate Calhoun GA Times has the
biggest fish story Of the year, Is g,l,o"s
"1wp weeks ago, Mr. Smith, living q tca
miles from Calhoun. Ga n liz O5si Inau,g
River, lost he!er, about jh.ce years Old, aud
As it was fine stock, made dliGcG! search bu'
coIld not find t. \ few days ago party oi
Young men fishing on the river, were attracted
ny the smell! of n dead carcass, and, upon eX
aiming the cause, Io al. Utuold, tley found
monster catfish, which had swallowed the
heifer, and the horns of the calf becoming en-
tangled iu the gills Of the fish. had drowned
the fish. The FISH measured exactly twenty
three feet and seven inches ID length, ant,
was five feet, eight AMI oas4uaIter inches
across the head, and, from the length of ~
whiskers supposed 70 he III years Old
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-12

BEING NEIGHBoRLY.-lIe was small boy
with dirt on his nose and faded straw hat on
his head, and feet so long unwashed that II
was hard to tell where his toe nails were loca,
ted. He walked boldly up the steps, pulled
the hell and when the lady came to the door
he said
Say, can you lend ma your telephone tor
few minlts?'
"Why, l can't" she gasped out
"Wel bring it back in half an hour
But can't lend it, child. You don't seem
to know what telephone is. Who are you ~
1--WE live around the corner-just moved in
and we want to be neighborly. tried to Dor
row your wheelbarrow and shovel, but your
bow wouldn't lend 'em, and our hired girl has
been over to borrow tea and sugar, and could.
MT get any. We kinder thought we might
borrow your telephone or something and ma
would bring it back and get chance to sec
your style, and ask you to run right IN with
your old clothes on!'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-12

The dog Is a dIgtigrade carnivorous man
mel. This will be news to most persons, who
always supposed that dog was simply dog
Ii has been bruited about that the dog is the
best friend to man among the brute creation.
He pants after the thief, and when once be
gets hold Of the thIefs pants he makes
breeches.
The dog leaves off his own pants during
cold weather.
4 barking dog never bites; that is TO say
when he begins to bite he stops barking. Con
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-12

Burlington Harkege: 1.-THE other day a
stranger IN Burlington was arrested for yell
ing on the street, calling the passers6y liars
and thieves and tearing off his coat, collar anu
necktie The magistrate, however, on learn
ing that the stranger was member OF Con
gress, who was only rehearsing his speech on on
reform, apooglzed for the action OF the ON
GERS and dismissed tie prisoner. The ponce
should be more careful. What passes tor dis
orderly conduct IN private citizen Is strictly
parliamentary in Congress"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-12

The county rector called rather early IN me
morning ON a patlshioner. One of the child
rem saw him coming, and ran into the house
20 tell his mother. The little fellow soon re-
turned to the front and resumed his play. The
clergyman inquired: rs your mother homer
mo, sir" replied the child; ''she cut at pres
emit" "Tell her when she returns that call
ed" SAID the clergyman. II did tell her." re-
piled the little boy.-Chtcogo Tribune.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-12
EUDGEI' OF FUN.

as that a tornados" inquired gentleman
of friend last evening, as they sat IN inc IL
brary smoking their after dinner cigar. well
not exactly" replied the host, as the roaring
increased IN fury; that is only my wife
speaking to the girl tor not telling you to wipe
your feet before you came into the parlor' -
N. Y. Commercial Adoerttser.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-12
Eucklen's Arnica SaIve.

The BEST sALvE in the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles. Its guar.
anteed TO give perfect satisfaction or money re
funded. Price - cents per box. For sale by +.
Y Griggs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-12

pure strcngthenin. tonic, free from whlskcy
and alcohol cures dyspepsia aud similar diseases.
1t has never been equalled. Browns Iron
Bi,ters.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-12

mr. r.. w. w+!Isj, (Deutcher poctor) late Physi
~ clan aud Surgeon the st. Louis Female HOSPITAL
Office over Sticic'a Clothing Store Mau and La Sail
srpete IeGid"nec south uul, ~ Mrs. kenZs. apo
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-12

AZ Ia ~ E,JTSSL, German Drrg'lgt and ApJtneCary
VA. wholesale and rrtuj Main street JHawa, III. I'm
porter VI Drug4 Chemicals, French Cogniac BrHndes
Wines,
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u Y.tiIGLGICfS, Druggist, Bookseller and Station.
IL. er, Orawa, III. Second store in Nattingers Block
south side OF Court House square.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-12

mr.. NJ. ZEN DIX, Homeopathic rayseiGH, on
~ t'w7, IL Offers VI fnr' 70 10 -: n. nhs ~ u" no
WpOpaihC system In Ottawa IN all branches of his pr0es
sion Particular attention Give ! re4'Hcnt OF WOrCL
and children. Office III Clover q Cooks Block. fcOle
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-12

j. C. HATHAWAY. GRoRGH VANCE.
mrs. II TIL F,NS AY & VANCE, Phyg
- clans and Surgeons, Ottawa ILL., Office southwest cor
Main and La Sale streets Dr. Hahewhys residence
ens OF Fox river school house DIR. Vance Will b,
found in office, day and night. janll
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ID +. LINCOLN, Attorney ut Law. nice over
III. JuHs'o
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HENRY MAYO JOHN H. wlDhkh
MAYO * wIDMFR, Attorneys law. Oic'
M In Natiinger's Block, corner of lsssle and Mail
streets front room ut stairs, Ottawa. III. sepil
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-08-12

nR. II. NJ. MICA X tn UIt, ottawa, III Ofc'
~ In the Opera House BlOr. open from O'Clock 4 n
10 O'Clock " kedCncc On Benton street, south OF IN
nuis Avenue. Jai<s o.
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L. II. BULL, Attorney at Law. Once over CIV:
straets Ottawa Ill msy2Ui6
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mr. O. MILLER. the wei known Oculist and
~ Aurlst OiCeUu Main street, first door west of Rose
gun shop spro-5ihos'
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NEOIS(i IL y. EIIDREDiF,A Attorney AZ Law
(I Office In POetofiCe Block Ottawa Ill april
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0RORGK X. VANCE,.

nRJ -. RYBCRN, Ottawa, III. Office IN tn,
~ Opera sInusc Flock In Office day and night. anl3 Il
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~ McDOUGALI, Attorney at Law, Ottawa. III
~. Ohco inGedney's Block. decaT6
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LII VI. GODFREY. Nj. D., J. Il. c. S hlin
n. burg once, IN ArrOErs rev building. on Madison
street. Residence, II Webster street. augll',
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nR. IL. +. DY EI2,
OFFICE OVER CASHS BOOK STORE

Eeoienceo ColsDou. srce; opposite the Congregations
Church. ottawa. Illinois. novls"Il
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3lrofsssioual Gar0S.

Professional Gar0S.
voRNsYs.
KU u SSSlN & o'CoNOR, Attorneys al Law LAW,
OTTAWA 9ni illinois ''"'' iuly2s'S2
j. WILLIAMSON,
IA i'"T Ottawa. Illinois
Probate matters specially. .,,
Office over Hull's Dry Goods store JuhI'e<
I,HASIcFONLET, Master in Chancery, Attor.
" ney and Counselor at Law Olce IN Gedngys BiorK'
h Nwn n cGs'er Vi ''u'' junl0s2
DIw.AIiE. * NIOLONEn-, Attorney and Coun'
ID sellers At Law Rooms - and 26 Opera House BioCk
Ottawa, Illinois. juno y
~ a.SRS 5yE taw oalc E ans
THOMAS q. FULLERTON, Attorney at
i Law. Office west side of Court House, ottawa liz
JESSE - RUGER, Lawyer Kneussi's , Block
y Ottawa Illinois. J"ll' o.
ID tINIBALL L+tiiAhND, Law S Gligei In In
enton to drawing wills and other Instruments ana 10 pro-
bate, chancery and all office business. mHr@oSi
4, GRICiGSs Attorney and Counselor at Law. ONE
u. in Lynch's block, Main street, Ottawa ILL., marosi
III. sTRAwN, Attorney at Law. Careful at
enon VIII be gwen 70 me yur v p Ti sT store
'''0~ '0"' 0 jams
G. BOYLE. Attorney at Law. once Win a a. %
d. Noloney Opera House Block. ottawa. Ill. fep2l%
~ Is. SNOW. Attorney and Counse Tor at Law WI
L. practice in the OF La Sale and adjoining couh
ties 0iice, Rooms and Armory Block, Ottawa. H.
SAMUnLR IGHOLSoS, Attorney aI,sy ana Com ss,I.
y seOr NJ aw. VIII practice In the courts OF Ia Sailt
wa iii ' nOvli
4 RNfsSTISONG * CHAPMAN Attorney,
n and CouaseOrs at Law, Ottawa, H. ~ n Armstrong
Notary Public Office In Gedneys Block, Ottawa jun5,s
w viii practice III any ol tue courts IN tils ssae
Close attention paid to collections Conveyances CAREFUL!
made abstracts prepared with care, &c Notary punc
Office west OF Court House. Jahi'S
RDwINs LRLAND. HIRAM GILBHRT
7 Ri "A n ID * GILBERT. Attorneys AT Law
:. IL ONCE In Opera House Block Ottawa III junl4,U
w. BRENEIl, Attorney and Counselor at Law
IL. and Notary Public Rooms NO. IL, IL anu Is, optr
House Block Ottawa III. jan4,7s
nois dec2s
II MoDOUGALL,. Attorney at Law, Ottawa; III
~. Ottco inGedney's Block. dec2T6
L. II. BULL. Attorney at Law. Office over CT!
. streets Ottawa, H. msyai6
ID. No 10 La Sale street. west side II the Court House
Ottawa. III. JnYS'o
lEEOIICiE =. EI.DREDiE;,At Attorney at Law
W ONCE In POstoHice Block Ottawa III aprl'
! MAYO * wIDNIr;R, Attorneys law. ono
D M In NaiiAgers Block, corner of lss8le and MAJ
r streets 'front.' room ut STAIRS Ottawa III. Sep'l
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DAVID a. COON. Attorney at Law. ONES
noa dec2s
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pHY SICISfiS I.

mr. ALCINDA AIJTEN. ONCE Hoy
~ les store la Sale street, ottawa H. jnnl7-imos'
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mr.. WM. StEPPA itD, Member Of ne Roya
~ College % Veterinary surgeons, England; fciIOn o
the LOudoa veterinary Medical Associations also Eetcrna
ry Editor prt01's Spirit ~ ne Tf b" COrEutcd a
aug
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T w. BRICwE FIR, Attorney and Counselor at Law
IL. and Notary Public. Rooms No ii, IL anu Is, oper
House Block, Ottawa. III. Jan4,S
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The ID. NJ. Osborne Il Co.'s Com
bined Irvine Binder.

The ID. NJ Osborne " Co.'S Combined Wire and Twinc
Binder has been greatly improved the machine
of last year We vuuch for II being perfect irvine
Binder for i2, and to work equally well In wire az In
Irvine The following telegram from the southwest cN
plains Itself: ~ ,
d. NJ OSBORNE & Co. Auburn, ~ T.: Af:cr working
several ScfBndipg arycsicrs three days Just as
they the factory IN heavy and barley can
say unlualihedy. IT is ALL RIGHT WE DO NOT FIND
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