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and has teen before the public a. a singer
ten years He i bari one. high, and
shou d take the chrome for p-aTftc enuncia-
ton Miss Emma Juch is almost an Anne r
lean. She was born Vienna ON the 4;h OF
July-not this year, kc Gaiatea-but not a
great viii e ago Annie Montague, soprano,
Is Bat MORGAN. she Ia, been with he
Kellogg company, and with Strakosch in
Italian opera Charlotte Wake and Mn
ME Dilthea are both Americans
Jessie Bartlett Davis first contralto, b. an
American The other contraltos are Helen
Dudley Campbell, Esther jacobs, hathftde
Muelientssch and hathllde Philips VIII
i an Cand dus, leading usnor, is a Philsdel
phian, who has fought in the war and sung
a road Charles Turner, tenor, isn't an
American, 10, rs has done ssme powerful
vucalsng On American soil. Charies Il
Thompso and Al ert aulet are among the
ts,crs GeWss PsI. bannne. b RnglnA,
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BOYS : GIRLS


Ear crs Young Peop'el
On Nov. -, lSSj, the great no al pa ace Of
the prado in Malrid, the capital OF Spain,
was scene OF mourning. Early in the
morning OF that day Alfonso XI /, king Of
Spain, died.
Although ten years have paSsel since the
Spaniards acknowl dyed Alfonso as their
ruler he was still very young man, being
only ~ years OLD when he died, leaving his
throne and crown TO his oldest daughter, a
sweet child OF five years who frollcs in her
nursery and pays with dolls, like all other
little girls ut who, for all that is Maria de
las Mercede, Isabella Theresa Christina Al
phonsina Hya 'in,hl princess OF Asturias
and queen OF spaia.
The baby Queen Mercedes, the name by
which she is known was born Sept II 1850
Her child Vie has beel very happy She has
baby sister, the lnflnta Maria Theresa,
born in 1852, and the queenmother, Chris
tina is the most loving and devoted of pa
rents, caring nothing for the regal pomp and
display 10y which sho is surrounded, and
never so hanny "a, whel fondlins and careSs
ing her children.
Surrounded by rivals and restless, tickle
peop.e, the 10, Of the baby queen of Spain
j. not one b be enved Far te.ter to be
any one OF our bright eyel little readers,
with a kingdom OF loving hearts, than
To stand IN the place Of this tiny queen
But Little Mercedes knows nothing,
H. yet, of The trouble and sorrow which the
future may hold tor her Uatil her educa-
ton is completed and she is old enou ii 10
understand her position, her mother rs
queen regent, will assume all her daughters
royal responsibilities and duties. The Queen
Christina was, before her marriage with
Alfonso, an Austrian princess, living IN
studious retirement in the ancient city of
Prague She is said TO b. woman of firm
ness and wisdom. ono who VIII keep the
hearts Of the Spanish PEOPLE faithful TO her
young daughter, if suc'! thing : plssble
And while the young Cas~lian ma len
dances through tn sunny days Of her IN
conscious child o Il, the world looks ut her
and remember al the strange even's connect
Ell vi h the great throne of Spain, which has
now fallen into her BABY hands From this
throne, upon which at that time sat Ferdinand
and Isabella, Columbus went forth IN 1872
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henan Goetzs Tanning Of he Shrew,n
was zen Musicians know II n occupying
for a.ozcn years a favorite AM dis IN
gnishirIact ia the repertoire If German
opera ,use>: Tut heretofore Ii has been uU'
kno~t the jewellers on this con rnent. II
was FIT, r Guct,i at Mannheim. III 1874 It,
eompo-l d ed in 1874 without having en-.
joyed 4 fruition of his work. His sym
phony iF has made him known to this
country
'The Inning Of the Shrew' is an adapts.
ton Of -lkespeare's play of the same name
fiaygcesare familiar with 1t through an
sbrdgenat entitled Katherine ami Petru
shio' hplot is an anjque one, founded
On medisNl notions Of womanAood and
vootrg. We governing principle Is found
II the osaw. III you want q deg or .
woman Niks you beat him or her.
KstAs~'nssd Blanca are dang hfsss al 9
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rises from the center Of the pile, and IL tn
striking feature of the design. The height OF
this tower viii b. 10 fest. AMI iJs four angles
curved into circular ulrrets, three Of which
will he one foot in di4mttr and the fourth
eleven feet From the lat ~ tower--twenty
feet Above the other~-will float The 5 ars
and Strips Attached to this tower are four
Others which on one side will IT, seventeen
feet 10y sixteen and sixty-four feet high,
while on the other side are tHo towers TWEEN
ty-three feet 10y nineteen and fifty feet h gh.
Two OF these are triple towers, c"nn"o.ed by
cas- ellatsd curtain walls, and tn other two,
/. mall onre, by semi cir Mar ta-t.on
There are also r. veraI outlying towers,
which form the corners % the struc ure
These are connected 10y a casteliated wall, as
will be seen from the accompanying cut,
and AT each angle Of these walls are circular
turrets thirty six feet high and twelve each
In diameter The main entrance l. a round
lower, fal ked by square turre's, and inside
will be fashioned q cnmmodious skating
rink, to which an initiation fee will lie
charged, curling rink hsing added for the
amusement of devot~e. OF that 10 outsiders
soirftsss game b 4 Z
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ture The COS umes are TO h, prepared. This
requires archaeological lore and artistic
sense, rs well as good, reliable, cd fashioned
industry. The opera of "Lohengrln" alone
requires 900 costumes.
Scenic skill is needed, and numerous aids
not visible TO the naked eye will have a fed
in which TO exarc 50 their talents Al, i'll all,
this newborn child of Amer can enterprise
and talent has the good wishes OF its KIN
folk, and viii doubtless have their subs au-
tial assistance in the future.
A. J. boutwell,.
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rich gentleman Of Padaah, named Baptis'A
well behaved obedient and insipid young
women, but Katherine is fury. Lucentio
and Hortenso two proper young gentlemen,
love Blanca, but her father declares that
she shall not marry until her elder sister Is
provided with a husband. Tho lovers are
greatly put out at this unfavorable turn oil
events.
About this time Petruchio, with great
wealth, and will as strong "a homerlc
den i-goi comes along. He is tired or bein (
wooed by women. and concludes that IL
would be capital pleasure TO WOO an unwiil'
ing maid. Petruchio has also fertile brain
He at once puts the two disconnected lovers
OF Blanca in a position to 60 on with their
wooing, something they were not brilliant
enough to thi k of themselves. lie induces
them o disguise themselves rs teachers and
engage To instruct Blanca This plot WORKS
and Lucentio is the successful sui or. fetrn'
chic declares his intention of proposing TO
Katherine. Her her gives his consent,
but the tug OF war is in getting katherlnes
CONSENT. She is furious at his presumption,
Il he refuses to accept his dismissal, ana
utstina;ely declares that he has been nc
copied and iXe, the wedding day. lie
keep, her waiting on the bridal morning,
arrives late. indllicrently clad, marries her
and hustleS her away before the wedding
festivities have scarcely begun "He suDse-
Quently breaks her temper and wins her
affection" rs one critic expresses 1t, TWO
extraordinary things to do certainly, but
all things are possible in OPERA which
frequently distinguishes itself uy ting as
far from nature as fiction can 60.
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W mel Will I'M
doubtedly in time become equal in artistic
results To that which any country IN the
word can boast Americans are not de
tlcicnt in any quality necessary 10 the dc
vclopment Of very high class OF art mani
festationS. We are sensitive imaginative,
nventive ambitious, perScVeriuS acute, anu
there is little reason to doubt that IN future
DAYS this country will be the peer of any IN
the creation OF musical works OF lasting
fame. As for executive ability, no nation l.
more gifted, either in vol CT IN general
musical talent, than We A. is constantly
being NOR clearly shown
Yes we are at last beginning 10 realize
that our blessed mother tongue Is good
enough 10 sing as wei, a. talk ani write IN,
and that perfor nance need not lack in ar
tistic effect in consequence of the words be-
ing English.
Another critic Sty7: Foreign prlIna
donnas have ruled Us AT the rate OF $lb,"H
a wear. and custom ms chained MS down to
yelling Bravo at thing, We don't unde-
stand"
There is a strong belief that Amcrcu
opera viii be successful That in some ia
srects it i, superior TO the Italian brand goes
without saying The chorus, particularly
is a step upward, and biz one
Again, it has another strong hold on the
GOOD win of the people II new and
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evening dre4st SO ucce.sful was this open
ing that the ap lauSe began with the rising
of tile cGrtain and ended not until the going
down thereof Theodore lhomas was the
conductor, Of course Who else could have
done itf And he was So well pleased with
the performance that, at its close, smiles
chased each Other OVER his face like streaks
of sunshine in clUuIlaud, and this WASH
his first experience IN conducting opera,
either LOOK at hIm in the picture and see
If he isn't a. hand ONE and youthful as ever.
The Sun, of this city SAYS what all lovers
OF honest home -brewed muse wild indorse
in these words;
In the hundreds OF concerts which he has
given, and which have reached from the At
lantic 10 the Pacific Thomas has cultivated
in thousands of Americans he love of music
of high cia $ and has done much for the
musical education of the people lie has un-
dertaken now 10 prov de the talcn of Ameri-
can boys and g,.rl~ wi b me sunshine Of en-
cOuracrrnpnt winch nods b. develop in,
and Il h, c rrl"> on; the I.an L. vii. bc Il
prouler work than anything hat he has
done l., fore. y. ana bv when We have
PATHS OK our Own ,en.lng their voices up
out OF sight and haSsos with double base
nept and cellar voices, this picture will be
craven IN the hearts of proud mothers, and
hung instead Of the b-Ss-our- home mottOes
IN tie happy homes o. genius al over the
land
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1rvu.l.nrs rIIr CuTr m nl-Vry On UpNIy
MIN ''''''.'' '' A.
TO discover n" "9hno"n country oeVoh nc, tue l
western sea- ana '' l''' sa'''' ','"no ne 'o-
turned year 'n''r "''h ,''n U"Pni','
dArk-Skn2td h't.N'N 'l'i III i",'''''o c'S'
tune ara W"'''.'"' '"''s ol ','t SI.h@e
lani across me ocean rs d reward lot wa ca
l,ah IA, Strrb'h.h' o'V ner '"'" h'i' 10
the boli alN'",'iaI' 'e lowe" " l,'u ''.'' VIC
title OF admiral ahd N''eioy Oh Tue NC"
Nor.d =,
The Grent paI'' o. the F,aI3, "Ia'e al
fonso died, was built 10y imItp '. IL Is ono
of the most ma uihccnt palaces IN the
world IL contains the elegant private
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promising Ameri-
can industry 1t
oTcus the way for
hundreds, perhaps
thousands, of eager
hands a. well as
finished throatS ia
exercise themselves
with hope of re-
ward. 1t develops
specialists in many
lines Of work aud
suggests pos,ibiii-
ties Of s,up .ndous
u,tps..sas in tba fin
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ST PAUL MINI, Jan. I've are about
TO have an ice palace here that vii compare
with anything of the KIND ever attempted
1t il being constructed by the architect OF
structures Of the same character at Mon
treal carnivalS Some idea of the 5 ructure
may he gained from the accompanying
sketch of the completed building, tut one
must see thu huge mass of glist"nlns ice to
appreciate IT, The building covers space
OF gruunI IJ0xlG0 tect The main tower
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our Hedq'iiltz.

f ~ b. qu.i.s are rsu " TO FOL and spread
On Np.u Ear IA Old runde h'i
Inc r. broom and Whit cd hing,
Sne puts On in the early spr ng
Ia, uun one is .r."n AMI bright
WIKI da.s:-s 10 idiug lett AMI right
And then whe " ms brg to blow,
She :, r ads Il rcd q ult on, vou know
She .c's i tIsoI "a vi h yellow thread;
{ makes au Hatumn-ieaf bid spread
And ~ an by all IN night
She ,yrea IS her q.it of SNOW. whi q.
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prof Jet. In addition to tn she generously
gives her time and efforts, frequently, 1t i
said, taxing upon herself the thankiess task
Of management. Il Is also said that She fur-
nished the capital for several music i cam
paign IN which Theodore Thomas has been
the chief figure and Charles + Locke sec
Ond
She employs two secretaries to attend to
the correspondence and other affairs which
are the natural outgrow Ii Of the important
musical affairs in which she is Interested.
During the musical seasons she Is instantly
impor nnel by the sluSG,ers ID the inti-
steal &c d myers or would be singers,
pianists, ytOlinl>ts, artiss of much emery
and moor .uck--tO lend her influence IN pro
curing engagements, aud sometimes 10 open
her purse, for the wolf of hunger roams I'M
checked in Bohemia She receives these
callers, one at time in tack parlor de-
voted to business The front par'or contin-
ually oveIfinws with waiting applicants.
1t is not generally known that Theodore
Thon as tour with the Wagner singers,
Materna, Wiukelmann and 5. aria origi'
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but he Is not to blams for IT, He has had
both operate and dramatic experience
abroad, and is composer.
Everybody knows Myron W. Whitney,
great in oratorio, a basso that makes the
earth tremble. He began lifs in Masa-

chusetts He to-
lieves firmly in the
continued success
aud growth of
American op 'ra.
He attained his
proficiency in ora
torio in London.
He has travelled
with the Thomas
orchestra, sung
with the Boston
Ideal company and
at al the fes j.
walls east And west
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Alonzo + Stod-
dard, who sang
Hortensio, is n
baritone from Mas-
sachuset's. w. II.
Fessenden, tenor.
the Lucentio, IL
from Buffa o, and
was graduated at
Dartmouth college
He used 70 be IN the
Kellogg concert
company w II
Ire (Petruch o. H.
a New York r, no;
vi 81 wars old
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The principals of the American Opera
company are he products of dozen states
Mime. L'AIemand, n leading soprano, was
born in Syracuse, this state She Was
never heart in this country until the oUen-
ing night Of the opera, when she appeared
as Katherine She studied in Paris, Dres-
den and Stuttgar:, and has been one of the
prominent oolorature singers OF Europe
Mis-, Helene Hastreiter, also a leading 80
rrano, is a native of Louisville Mr.. hcu
dore Thomas IS considered an American If
he did make I mistake If not GeinS born
on native soil
Charles T. Is'ke the manager uhoNe
picture gives but Il poor idea W mis- actual
beauty vas torn i'll Day ton. O., of Quaker
blood His happy parents destined him for
the mini try, but he had strong l"anings
toward thea res, AID at an carly age beg IN
TO haunt his uncies opera housa at Kansas
City, to rbe complete annhi alton Of minis
terial aspirations That the stage has in
this instalce, robbed the ministry TO It's own
advantage nooody doubts
Kate Bensberg. soprano, who played in the
role of Blanca, /, a native of st. Louis, and
has been five years student in Germany.
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mated with her.
She is the wife Of
/ n g well k II o " II
an;i-monopo Dist
But 10 tie open
ing. As | said be-
tore, everybody
VAS there, every
poiy who had dia
nonds and other
perntic acce, sur-
rs, for what wo-
Ian can appreciate
pera vi h covered
houlder an Il
that man could en-
10Y it in anything
LnA tIa CnNnrn [
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venture as well as
the commencement
Of IA school which il
now only the germ
of what j. destined
ultimately 70 be
come a national
conservatory o I
large proportions
and ambitious in
tcntiOns, cannot he
too highly valued
AZ the nucleus of "a
national gro VT h
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TIE AMERICAN OPERA.
ITS AUSPlClOuS OPENING AT THE
ACADEMY IN NEW YORK.
"The Tanning of the Shrew "A Goodly
Company and n Fine Audience.
The Chief Figures in
the Company.

New YORK, Jan. 13 America has it,
own opera at last The eagle has been
taught a. sing a, meloliou lv as anv foreign
bird that ever wore feathers AT last after
years OF homage to Italy and Germany, we
are on our own feet in the matter Of music,
and can stand without wobU ing. We can
produce the en- o ional yric dramas with
cur own talsn' ana in or own tongue, and
do il we'll We can go TO the olera now
without lying. We can unders and and
Appreciate The simplest of us can fit the
words TO the sounI-a tremendous ga n,
surely.
The opening Of this heretofore intact seal
occurred at the Academy of Muse on Mon
day night the h INST II was an event OF
great magnitude and very hal we ther.
Nobo Y minded the rain however, for the
old academy was filed vi the most inn
portant human ma er.al the city could
produce
This new departure is the work OF wo-
man. or women-severnl h wing ass sted in
The great work, Mrs. + b 1Gurler tn ling
the Il adj The project of Am rican opera is
her own Mrs William : Bolge t, Mrs.
August Relmont, Mrs. R.char. Twin, Mrs
Thomas w Wird ami oilers have he ped
bring the enterprise to It's pre- ent stat $.
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nR. IN. - IL r.PPARD, Member OF the
~ Royal College Of terinary Surgeons, hnI,gnd'
Fellow OF the Londo- yeuerinary Medical AssJCisrion
.ls- vetar nary I'D Dunton's Sptrtt N tae Iu'T
can be cor suited his Office IN lafayette 81 aDgr
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The Tenalty for selling a cigarette to q
boy or or un.er SIX cen wears Of age IN
New II mrshirs las ten made so for each
oifsn-A
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HENRY MAYO JOHN u. wIDMBB.
NJ A 70 81 wIDN tE, Attorney AZ Law
w Once In NattiRger's Block, corner Of ] alb
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u X. IINCOIN, Attorney NJ Law. ONE,
ID. over No 10 la Sale street, west eide IT th'
Court House. Ottawa, H. Juy3Ib
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~ kNEU5sJI,, German pruRglst and ApOtne
vi. cary (vhoesale and retail, Main street, Jtts
wa, H. Importer Of Drug, Chemicals, French COsni'
sC Brandies. Vines. &C.
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hR. n. w. WEBS, (Deutcher ltoctOrD isu
~ Physician and Surgeon 70 the 81 Louis Femaie
Hospital ONCE Stieiels Clothing Store corner OF
Main and Ia sale streets Residence on soHtb bgr
At MIRA Reu=s ap4
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L. Y.bRI31S, Druggist Bookseller and STA
II. ton er, ottawa, H. SECOND store In EstiIserr
Block. south aide OF Court House Square.
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W. BREWER, Attorney and Counselor n
IL. Law and Notary Public Rooms s, " 10 Opera
House Block, ottawa, III.
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nR. Il. NJ. MoA IITHUR, Ottawa, III
~ once In the Opera House Block Open from :
o'clock A. - 70 O'Clock IN. Residence Oh Benton
street south Of Illinois Avenue. isn27s
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County Superintendent Of Public Schools.
G, b. STOCKDALE

VIII hold examinations ~ ~. uTlca N ne Court iJD
on the second and fourth Saturdays OF rAb mona
1ntil further notice. lHnE
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EEOIICfE -. EIDIIEDGE, Attorney 8
VI LAW Once in Postotrce Block OTTAWA, III april
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~ NIcl)OUGAIJI., Attorney az Law, ottawa
~. III. Office In Gedney's Block dec276
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~ &. TI1EN AIRY, Attorney 81 Law, once
1. with L. W. Brewer, Rooms ;, \ 10, Opera House
Block. Ottawa, Ill. jun5
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n GISICGS, Attorney ana Counselor At Law
-. ONCE in Lynchs block, Main street, OTTAWA, ID.
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II M. GODFREY, M. ID, l. X c. o
IL. Hamburg. once, In Armours new bulldlaR. on
Madison street. Residence II wateter ct suRllT'
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Nj rs. Ihui DhrS
work III musical
circles has been
IN thing extraor-
d nary, and until
recently has not
b, en- known TO that
presumably all-ee-
ing beast, the pub
lie. She has n la go
and independent in
come, a great part
OF which she do
votes to the prac-
tical cncouia o.
ment Of musical
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. X Y q C . A N 8

nR. CHARITY ga ~ DERS, successor
~ 10 Or. ASinda Auten. ONCE over H. A. Butler.
grocery store, in Union Block, Ottawa, IN. scpla
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F.EULL, LESTER II. sTRAwS. :. W RV0EB.
DULL, SrRA ~ X RUG Elk, Attor
ID ury Il and Councillors al Law. once over Cts
rug store. corner Of La Sale and Madison strees OF
lava, III. iHn26.Si
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nR. q. NIILLEE, the well known Ocuiisi
~ and Aurist ottawa III. ONCE, lj Ia Sale street
up stairs sprs-SmOs'
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CHASE FOWLER. y. n. FOWLER.
NOW I4tGR BROS, Attorneys ana Counsel.
L Ions AT Law. Office tn GeducyB Block, northeast
CON If Court house square ottawa III. Branch Of
nee III Newark Kendall county.
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Al ~. y ARMSTRONG;, Attorn,y and COup
Vi. selOr at Law, Ottawa, III. Notary ublc. one,
% GednCys Block, Ottawa iuu5,p
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Holm II. RICE, Attorney AZ Law. Rcddickt
y Block. city OF Ottawa. viii prsctiCe law IN Ls
ALE aud adjoining counties, and Ia the Appeuat,
tGl Supreme Courts. sepaj- 'yr'
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Arr sa eth zebre anc arbe. e.h libowsl Atom,
Resyuv u riTeen, dina hlebo1 ruo emho"
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!. W, DUNCAN. A. J. q CoNOs
hUNJAN a. O',ONOR, Attorneys Al
~ Law. Once In Futterer 4 Metlger's block east
# curt house, Ottawa, Illinois, juylg's2
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angle.

Make each group of letters in the follow
ing lines spell word The whole is a slanza
of Toetry:
Fro het da'g starwe f. hte krad ulhe eos,
K u ghos hut "a slotdunes mad uro lusso ~
ri.
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s. NICHOLSON. W. GENTLEMAN. &c. FINCH.
- lCHOlSON, GENTLEMAN n FINCH ATTORNEYS
IL nsclors at law. VIII practice law In the
rts ~ la Sale and adjoining counties ONCE west
court house, Ottawa, Ill. sepVSi
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