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OTTAWA FRETE KADKU : SATURDAY FEBRUARY 12, 1870.
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jTarm (Darken pouscfjoiu.
Chester lTMte II..
The Cheater Whit k not ia original breed of
bogs, "t ia derived from croM of the best stock
ia England with the Chinese or Siamese) bee;.
From these two, the former Urge and somewhat
coarse, the latter smaller and with fine points, a
breed hss been obtained which grows to a good
sue, fattens quickly and easily and mskea the
best quality of pork at a very small cost. Several
of these improved hogs were imported to Chester
Co., Ta, over sixty years ago, since which time
the stock hss been carefally bred by a number
of our best farmers.
The breed has been still further improved in
this oountry by introducing a strsin of Suffolk
blood, though it hss reduced the sue. This is
doubtless sa improvement over the coarse and
heavy hog, as grow by tome of our breeders
iu this country, which does not mature early,
and suffers great loss in waste and offal. A
neat medium hog, weighing about 400 pounds,
from 12 to 15 months old, is sufficiently large
for farmers, end more profitable than tbs large
coarse aize. The Chest White as bred in
this vicinty is more profitable for the farmer,
both for um and trade, than any other. It pro
duce more pork on a given quantity of feed in
a shorter time than any other breed. The Chi
nese hog, from which, crossed with the English
hog, the Chester White is obtained, ia the best
for its size, and ia some other respects known.
The flesh is exquisitely delicate, especially that
of the suckinur pig, and it fattens rapidly and at
little cost. Vet it yields se much fat that it
fails to make the finest bacon. It is a little ten
der, too, and does not thrive in the wextern lati
tude!, where the weather is severe. For eross
ing with other breeds it has proved very benefi
cial sud useful, and the nearest approach to it
in this country i the Prince Albert Suffolk,
which is derived chiefly from the Chinese breed.
The Utter, though they do not grow to great
weight, fatten early and produce the sweetest
quality of Bacon. The Chester White, as bred
here, posscs-tca all the good qualities of the
Prince Albert Suffolk, together with the large
size required by the selection of animals of this
stock for breeding. There is bad and in
different stock among the bet breed, wnich
should always be rejected, in order to pre
serve and improve them. The following
rules apply in tie selection of Cheater Whites,
aad may bo used to advantage for other breeds
as well. The Btrain from which the breeder se
lects should be noted fwr fertility. In a breed
ing how this quality is esaential, and is inheri
ted. She should be a careful mother, with a
sufficient number of dugs for a litter of twelve,
never leas than ten. A young untried brood
sow will display the instinct, which predomi
nate in the breed to which she belongs. Both
the boar aad sow should be sound and healthy,
and iu fair but not very fat condition, to breed
well. The Chester White is noted for it good
sue and nealth, for fattening rapidly and early
and fur good form. Form as applied to hogs, re
late to the development of points which secure
profit and ecouomy to the owner and breeder.
These points in the Chester White denote the
degree of purity of blood. The head should be
of modiuta size, high at the forehead and short,
with animated and lively eyes. The ears
should be of medium size, thin, sharp and
half drooping. The cheetks should be deep
and full, the aeckdeep, and dishing grace
fully from the back of the Lead, merging
gradually into abroad breast. The shoulders
should be set well apart at the collar bone, the
body should be deep, round, well barrelled, with
atnplo cheat, broad loins, and a straight, flat,
broad back. The tail should be slender, the
hams round, full and well developed ; the limbs
fine-boned, with clean, small joints, ending iu
good compact hoofs closely set together. If in
perfect health the animal will be lively, anima
ted, bold up its head sad move frsely. It ii
then in good breeding oouliiiou.
The britl-s Khould be fine and rather scanty,
so as to allow tie skin to show through, which
should be white and glossy. The color of the
animal should be pure white, but occasionally a
small black spot or two appears in some of the
let specimens. This doubtless comes from the
black Chinese breed, which was also crossed with
the English hog in Bedfordshire, England,
though the white was generally selected, in order
to preserve the characteristics of the breed, but
a fine hog ehould not be rejected because small
black spots appear. Drit:' Firm Journal.
Let Horses Have Theik Own Gait. It is
Lad policy to move a team out of its natural gait,
especially with a load. It is far better to put on
a full load, and even a little more, and give the
horses their own time for moving it to its place
of destination, than to make two loads of it and
hurry them. There is a certain degree of rapid
ity of action peculiar to the muscles of each clas
of animals, and indeed to each individual animal,
and if they are pressed beyond this, fatigue fol
lows quickly, while within this limit great en
durance is witnessed. To test this, let a man
attempt to move his arms as rapidly as a bird
does its wings, or his legs in walking as rapidly
as a little boy, and see how greatly he will be
came exhausted. This will csnvince him ef the
folly ef attempting to make hit heavy draft horses
move with the rapidity of the pony or fast trot
ter. The law of nature is that heavy bodies
move slowly. Sorti Western Femur.
If you wish to bake your bread or biscuit
without a hard, dry crust, you can do so readily.
Jut before placing the bread in the oven, rub
its surface with butter or lard. This will close
the pores, preventing the escape ef the gas which
is produced by the yeast, and the escape of the
steam which is produced by the moisture of the
heated loaf. Bread thus baked will be almost
c rustless. Indeed, so long as the moisture in
confined it will be difGoult burning the loaf to
any great depth, The largo vacuities in tho
bread will be less nuratrous, though, as the
whole, it will be more poroas and therefore
lighter. Exchange.
According to Dr. Dio Lewis, the habit of
chewing tobacoe ii very easily got rid of. The
first day a person would get along very well,
and wonld hardly miss the stimulant The
second day the mouth would be dry, the throat
parched, the momory confused, and tho person
wsuld hardly know what to do because of rest
lessness and a Strang craving for something. Go
then and take a good sweat, or, what is better,
a Turkish bath. The third and fourth day do
the same. By that time nil desire for tobacco
would bo gone.
To Remove Uikt Fkom tuk Eye. Take a
hog's bristle, double so ns to form a loop. Lift
tho eyelid and gently insert the loop up over the
ball, whioh will cause no disagreeable feeling.
Now cloho tho lid down upon the bristle, which
may mow be withdaawn. The dirt will surely
bo upon the bristle.
TLo philosopher of "Poor ItuhnrdV' ulrunnao
once wrote :
"He who by tho plow would thrive,
Himself mast either hold or drive."
Tliew lines arc now rendered : .
. "He who by his "biz" would rise, ;
Must either bust or ud vortise."
Sotnobody snjra that Ben. Butler Is tho "Titan''
of ths house.' Yutes is tho tight 'un of tho senate,
Q.KIBLEX, BBISTOL aV PERKINS.
We hava jnst racaUad
LARGE STOCK .
or
STAPLE GOODS,
Which w ara r.fferlac for sals at the .
Lowest Market Price. .
BLEACHED AND
UNBLEACHED
SHEETINGS AND
SHIKTINGS
Of all widths aad qulilia.
COTTONADES,
STBIPES,
DENIMS,
GINGHAMS,
TICKINGS,
CHECKS,
riUNTS,
cc, &c.
Jut reeeitsd a Large Imolce of Hcaatiful
DAMASKS.
MUSLIN AND
LACE CURTAINS,
CORNICE BRANDS,
CURTAIN CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADE?,
&c, &c, &e., &e
ALSO
MARSEILLES AND MANCHESSER 3UILTS.
Colored Bed Spreads Bed Comforters, a full line
of Linens, Towels, Crash, Sic.
Call and sea tht goodt.
DRESS GOODS.
A Wntiful assortment of
DRESS SILKS,
SILK POPLINS,
POPLIN AND
MOHAIR
ALPACCAS
pnit reccirod at
SOI B ACKNTS FOE OTTAWA AKD TICIKITT ,
of tha
Oriental Tea Company,:
85. 87 A S9 Court St., Boston. ' ;
GRIDLB V.BRISTOL A PKRKINF.
?8arotoarc.
lALIi AT TIIK
Hardware Establishment
IM LA SALLE COUNTY,
IWO- 118 BCAZir THDIIT,
(tsTABUMlED II 1537.)
And Examine Our fStock ef
Iron, allx, Steel, Stoves, Sheet Iron, Tin
Ware, Copper Ware, &e.
The quality and pr1oi of which w he llre cannot rail to give
attraction to our customers.
- i
ESPECIAL ATTENTION
Is Invited to our celebrated Sew Cook Stove,
"HOME FRIEND."
A KT t-.lt AN KXl'KMKNt K Of
Thirty lVur In Mclrctlnu: Ktvrn lor
llilai Mnrkni.
Wo are sallntled tliat It Is U
Beat Oook Stovo Ever Offered to the People.
Our more Is aloo hfaduitartcrs for the
GENUINE STEWART PAltLOK
Aial other stores, of nil ii'.ftM, lor heating and cooking,
bolli for liilumltioim anil hard coal.
. VTol Work Doiis lo Order.tl '
. i . i . ' i ii
I ' JNO. M ANLEY & CO.
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IljIW.-Jat ramived from "aw Yufk soum new,
V : V ' ' tv . . r !
Good Tiolins, Guitars, IVwic;'
oefelamimi, cmd.f.,ut(a.,
Ural Emu.
V'At.TrAMiJ'K tJrrr proibrty
Twaaly hat front, oa Mala staet, wck of La Salle, adjolnlnf
Bpcoear bakarw "rtaa Story fraans bailainic now oa a-
iwaHiiranrTilon ana u. amtuua; iw
akaatburv and a
ball boose, wtui 7 raoau. in Utuwa centra, eppoit0
viih T ruuiut. Ln Utuwa Centre, on
. elie
warasjabttD. Kthar ar botb wUI be aol at a
nlS atarntbancain.
GJCU. KOCTCUyt Jt.
1, JSTS-tf
TO KiOJtTl
THE HALL
la tbeaacona atory of
No. 4 Union Block,
Bltaated oa aorU haU ef lots t and 10. In Mock 10, or Rlcber's
AUuitloD U MarMillta. The above dwild nrrmlw f. r vale
oaeasytrraw. Apply to . ObMAK F(iaUr.
ff h. itw Leland. U Palle Covins.
FAltM FOR A11-Conta!nlnel0acres.s!tna
tedSV mileauortupastuf Uwiirtit. Livliiti-ton rounty.IUi
aoU ; all Hd: 1J0 acres ln cultivation ; liouw 16:k), utorj-
aadaatiraith.a1tcrfilUlS about frnii trwx; kx1 t.
ble. For turt tier
ic. roriurtherpartteuaraauurai. 4&JLtacjt.u
January M-8w
FARM "Ot HALE.-Tht nuhnriber offer 111
t riu lurmle. niuatrtlln oao of the hnt iirlulilKjrliootU
!n thptownof Itntlaiid, l.a Sail county, live mllt-H from tKt.v-
a and four mtlt from Marai'lilf". ooutAinlnir m m pralrlo
ami timber. There is on tlie (arm a Kuud, dwelling Uou.',
naarlr new, with n rooms, all in rood onto : a eood barn, and
aiablLag for U bead of cattla ; a good orchard of apples, t-.lter-riea,
plums, 4c. A food school houm within SO roda uf the
house. Any ronton wlahttif to buy will do well toexamlnp the
pretulaea before porchaaUai elMWbere, fur I will M il at a bar
gain. Far further iMUiloulars auuulre of th uh.-ril.T in Ot
tawa. La Salle county, IH. K'EWIUN WAIUJ.
Oitawa, January 15th. l0.-am
AO It EAT BAOAT3V OlA-'JOUliU
IS CUV fUUl'KUTV.
The city property formerly owned by Blcbard L. U IU lily,
Block 25, oa Ottawa Avenue,
Having beea purchased by I)anll Glllon, aald property ran be
purchacrd within the aeit ninety days on eood time-, nd at a
peremtaa tea than lie value wltMn ton given time. .1 or pur
ticularaenuulreofiliuhJ.UUIea. of the flriu of lihUck &
(illlen. inns
1?A1M lOlt NAnK.-ffcll adHPted to fhrmlii?
purpoaui or stock raialng. Must and will be sold beiore
March Uu 1X10, at a irrent bnnraln. Four and a half mile
Kiuthoant of Henw.a, 111. CoiifcUtingof lajar-n prairie land
and 23 acre of tlmlter land. Well fenced; abundance of liv
liir wi:r for stock -, emxi frame bouso, 16xJl, two fluncs, well
finished, with eood ceHar under it; eood well of water and
cl teru that will hold LVitoaw barrels of water, convenient to
toe houoe. F'rame (table, corn cribs and other out-biiUdinicn.
An orchard of IM nppte tro"". Jit tnrinnln to bnr. Apiiiy
la owner, on the preuilsua, LVilAJi RAYMOND, or to
. WM. 8. JACKKO.V.
- Real Estate Aei-nt.
January 1, lK70.-2m . . . - ' beni.-ca. UN.
FA MM I-'OI MAIR-Tlia well known Ihrm of
John W. McCormlek, in Farm I'ldec. containini! twr hun
dred and sixty acre. (Vkj). Including twenty rjiii ai-rea of tim
ber. In a eood rial ol eultlvatiou ; plenty of Uilnu' WBi r .hi
tlie farm ; haa two houxea aud barus; Willi two orclmrdd.
Would do well for two farm.
Term. VAi it acre, l'art cvh in hand. . The balance on
time, wllh Interest. lr:3-tfuui
' My Former Residence,
A plmsant pUsa aad soavaaltait lasaUao. I will eil it et.uip
KavJMiift. E.Y.faRltidS
Known a tlie Earl praperty, corner of Webster and Hen
ton street, wt of sioecnt. In Ottawa betas' lot 1 and 3,
block 8, ot iUbdlvUlon of bW frt of bee. 11, T. Ii. 8. Flno
larKe houte, with 10 or more room, barn, well, cUtern, Ax.
Yard beautifully ornamented with flowera and shrubbery, and
gardaa UiU of fruit. For terms, apply to
J. F. KASn, Ant,
Koy. 18-tf At First yational Bank. tJttawa
Ma ft fivrTw a j t k ik 1 7 et LiVr.
The Macill Warehouse I'ropertv, at thecrostfn ot Main
street aad the aukcut, la Uttawa, 1 to rent lor him ur iuuii
yeara. Apply to BECKWITM IIAIiT,
Sf ' - i At Hoacfc's oUl stm I.
REAIj KSTATE.-I offer for aemyhomested
situated on Iota, block H, and water Iota 4 and 5, bloc
S3, in the State J Addition to Ottawa ; alo fourteen lot in
Mocks 4 and 5, union Addition to cltv of Ottawa; coal under
all Uioae lota and tits undivided half of lota 4 and 5, in block
1. and 1 and 2, In Mock 7, Iilroad AddlUn to cl:y of Oitawa.
I aib to sell and will do to at a fair value.
- JAMES GRAITAM.
NoTembers. lW-tf fflce ln KeddlckV Block.
Fk-B.TI AXU COAL LAM) FOK SALK.-I
offer M acre of land for wle, situated 11 mi leg buuth
of Ottawa on the Vermillioc rirer and 4 mile from Streator.
This farat will b. within mil. of the juuctiua ot tha O. 0.
k F.R.T. R. R. and the Chlcaeo, Soneca A Lisbon R. R.
(wbsa completed,) wldih ara both under contract, aud being
pushed forward U completion aa faat as the meant of the
companie will permit. The car are now running en the
Ottawa, 0. t. R. V. K. K. Orwa VTenuna oa the I. C. R. R - to
8trtor. 80 acre ef this farm ars underlaid with a vein of
the bet coal in Illini, being front 7 to 9 feet thick and less
than one hundred feet from the surface. Tt. swluee land is
oftkebMt quality of prairie, except 10 acrt of w hich is
timber, 50 acres under cultivation! 60 asrua well irnctd with
good board.
A new dwelling hsu. with 8 rooaa and good Jry cellar,
never failing well sf water, a splendid aroliard of more than
one hundred treesof choice fruit, nearly fill! growi, having
been planted and carefully cultivated several yean tefore the
house was bnilt.
The Vermillion Ceal OoBaane awn 720 acr ef coal land
adjoiair.&Jiuii faroj,' which in less than 6 yeara will increase
it value fc-dliletlioprt-.f nt price.
Bruce. Ssrfn 14-tf. W. R. taLLIQAX
FOR SALE. The subscriber offers fbr sale, oa reaaoa
able terms, the foUowiaj; lauds and towu loth, nituaUd
in La Salle county, ta wit:
LANDS.
10 Acres SWV of EX XKV Sec. 2, T. 83, R. 3.
32 Acrea j (N. of Canal) SEX Sec. 17, X.33, R.3.
80 Acre Vf4 SWW Sec. 27, T. 84, E.3.
160 Acres NWJi Sec. 27. T. 84. R. 3.
TOWN LOTS.
Lots 5, 6, Blsck 3, State' Addition to Ottawa.
tnd.4 Lot 11, Black 4. State s Addition tn Ottawa.
Lots 1,2,8,4,5,6,9,10, iu Block 27, State's AUJitien ta
Ottawa.
Lota 8,9,10,11,12,18,21,22, Block 2?, State's Addition
to Ottawa.
Lot S. Block 84, State's Addition to ftttuw.
: Lot 13, Ulock 80, Ottawa Centre.
The ahove will be sold tor part rah down. nd the reHne
on time to suit purchaser. For lurther trtk'!ani apply to
Albert F. Dow, Canal OffiYr, Ottawa.
ttawa, My 16,lS63.-tf ' -RE. OrtrtTtKtL.
JgAKEUV Fon SALE.
I offer my buIM'ng, N'o. 7 Union 'Block, Earhille, witl)
stock and fixtures, f r sala.v Thebuil.lins Is new, 2 ftory,
FIRE-PROOF BRICK-BUILDING
In a good location, aad the buainesa lias n. eoinptitia
here. Addre. , J0SI'H 1IAA3,
Jat3-tt .!-. Earlvllle, 111.
Scto(ng iHacijtttfs.
Q.KOVE11 A: BAKE It's
FIRST PREMIUM
' ELASTIC g TI X C 11
. !,.
'i ' 1 ' IAMILT
SEWING MACHINES
. 45 Broadway, New York,
.. 104 aud IOC WasltliiEtoii St., Cltlcatco.
POINTS OF EXCELLENCE:
Beaaty aad Elasticity of Stitch.
Perfection an. Simplicity of Machinery. '
Using both thteada dirKtly from the soools.
No fastening of seams by hand and no wait of thread.
' Wl le rang, of application withvut change of adjustmunt.
Theaean retaiss its beauty aud firmness after washing
aad Ironing.
Bcniiles doing all kimli of work dons by other Bowleg
Machines, these Machiues execute the moat beautiful aud
peruianeut Eaitroidery aud ornamental work. -
tW TLs Xtighest rteraiuras at all the fairs
and exhibitions of tho United States and Europo
have boon awarded tho Grover & Baker Sewing
Machines, and tho work dono by them, wherever
exhibited in competition.
(TTlio Vrry Illslirst I'll.-, THE ClflSS
OK llli: LKIilOK Or IKitOK, wn rmc
ivrrcd oh Um rprosciitailvc or th 4i rover
Ac Inkr Sow hi .11nt'lilu, at tli lixpwal
tlon rulvrrM'He, I'urU, 1ST, thus aUctlnr
tholr urrnt aupn lorlty over nil oilier Sriv
lnK .HRCliluoft. I f " 1 I ; '
. . . foil sah ur . , . .
1 -p i.1 i it! en , ni i . . 5 I
1 1 .lawtwsa - Tw-rtaV3CIaj. 1 : .
,'. lv -4lUSaU, Irsrt Ottawa
f Alt I.,'
j C A1IDS OF ALL KIKDS, V
Oiwooer SO, ms
ei .itr-.r.- i tr. t aW '
iTttniltttte.
S. ZIMMERMAN,
Ilavlns bought out Herman Shlnzel ft Bro's
Furniture Establishment,
NO. 54 MADISON STREET,
Second door west of Eureka Plnlns Hall, will
keep a food assortment of all Linda of
GOOD SUBSTANTIAL FURNITURE.
And Invites his friends and the public ln eeneral to come aad
examine bis stock before purchasing elsewhere,
I Shall Sell at CJiicago Prices,
And znarantee satisfaction, as I manufacture most of my own
work. I waarnit all I make to tw eood and strong.
1 alko keep a j;ood assurtuient of
MOULDINGS FOR PICTURE FRAMES!
Aud frame pictures neat uul nice at the lowest price.
I have all kinds of
OFFICE AND KITCHEN FURNI1UREI
made to order. I am a!o prcpascd tOflO
UNDERTAKING!
Havlns a n!endld new Hearse, and keepln? on hand a pood
atoek of Metallic fa-, aa al' Walnut coffins of the latest
styles and nninii, aud 1 guarantee batUlaclion in all cases.
Remember the Place, No. 54 Madison Street.
January S, 1KJ0. S. ZIMMEP..MAN.
I860 REVO"T 18G9
IX
FURNITURE!
21st Summer Campaign !
The subiicrlTifr havlntt no tnte for jiuffing or much adver-ti'-int:,
Cfeclin it to be superi'.uuiii',) as ni-half the present
F"Ueruiion were brirn since he cointui need hiisiuem in this
city. Yet now be takes particular pl--aeiire in "posting" his
old customers and keeping it be!' ire the people, thut he has
considerably enlarged his salu rooms, aud has new in store
sn un'vually
LARGE AND COMTLKTE
STOCK OF FINE FURNITURE !
To salt the times aad wants of o-r citizens,
From Rich Oil finished Walnut Chamber Sets
Aad Ma'iocir.y and Walnut Parlor Fulls down to a common
candle stand. Nearly all home made. Au extensive assort
ment of Mirrors, Drcseinu bureaus, Lounp-s, Wardrobes,
Secretary. Wool, Curled Hair and Sea Crass Mattresses, (no
elastic sponge.) A peat arioty of Cane Seat Chairs and
Rockers. Spring beds of variuus Datetits, all good and cheap,
and in a word, everything usually kept in a first class furni
ture establishment, as Ottawa shall be, as it always has been,
the point to pet ttnod and cheap goods. All of which he ia
determined to n il at the smallest living profit, and he has
yet to learn why lie can't sell as cheap as Hny other man,
and in uo case will he bi. underbid, without regard to cost
of goods.
BABY CARRIAGES. iuite a variety, good and cheap.
P1CTURK FRAMES made to order of Walnut, Rosewood
and liilt Moulding, of all tv!es and sles.
LOOKING CLASS PLATES of allsizes fitted toold frames.
UNDERTAKING1
A complete stock of Cwllins of every style aud finish and
Fisk's Metallic Burial Cases always on hand.
A Good Hearse for city or country use.
K.'siuence over tlie s'.or
May S, 1SC9
PETER RUSSELL.
t --sr-,."
Manufacturers and Dealers in all kiuds of
Our Stock Is full and Complete, consisting of
RICH AND MEDIUM
Parlor and Chamber Suits !
MARBLE TABLES,
DINING -ROOM AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE
Mirrors, Ticture Frames, Window Shades,
Cord and Tassels, Ac, Ac.
S0LK AGENTS FOR THE
ELASTIC SPONGE
MATTRESSES, PILLOWS & CUSHIONS.
JAI.80,
UNDERT KING !
Attended to promptly. Fine Walnut Coffins and Metallic
Cases ulwa.vs unhand, aud a FINK UKAKjjB lor city ir
country, (live tis a call.
HALL 8u MURPHY,
3? Lit SulloSt., Ottwa, IU.
Wliolceale a.id Keliill Dealers In
COUNTRY PRODUCE
FLOUR, FEED, &c
1-81 .TBstla Strovt, Oltaiv::, SIIsi.
5?
Choice Minnesota & Camden Flour
!..
' (tassMittyanUsnik
, ....
t ; Gwtxta Dvlinrad ia mijr part f Mm ciy.
' OttAv Jiatruuyl. KQ.
I MUST HAVE
I WILL SELL
BOOTS & SHOES
LOWE PRICES
POll CVSII
THAN AM OTHER HOUSE
IN OTTAWA!
business m
AKD M'lLL I'llOVE WHAT I BAT
To all that will examine my stock and prices.
NO TKOUBLE TO SHOW GOODS
J. MEG-AFFIN,
Xo. 20 I.a Salic Street, Ottawa, llls
Ottawa, December 11. 1SC9.
ut
LL WOOL SLITS FOR $9.00 !
AX
Flake, Strickland & Wing's,
Tour attention is respectfully called to our stock. Wa haft
all wsol kuiu at aloto price, and btsiJcs have a
SPLENDID ASSOIITMENT OP
Melton,
Tricot,
Cloth and
Cassimere
IS TJ I 37 S !
In the Beat Styles cf Cloth cnl the most Fasn
ionablw Cut and Trimmed of any Goods
IN THIS MARKET.
Time are Xot Vclucque Suits, Got vp in r
Hurry, To Hell U a hurrj, And Gice
Out lit t ll'irry,
But ns Good nnd Honest Goods a3 WO
Can Find to Buy,
AND BOUGHT FOIt CASH
TO SELL LOW!
Take No inua' word, but como and sea fo
ycuraclvos.
Yf art always rsady to khow goods, whether you luy or no,
ail. A. Is". liEEM
Is still asdooiutsJ with tis Id tha
Merchant Tailoring Department,
And will ha pleased tn you whenever you wish any jaN
uii-al m.ida to Order.
All wrk Warrantctlaiul a Perfect Fit Guarai
tend, cr No Sale.
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