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ttutoget ot-jFmt.
The Itulchinau and hi llurclar
Trap.
I Lear much dings about de purglart, all a
vile ; here U-y prake atorea into 'em very much.
Veil, I dink I vixm 'em ; ao da odur dime dey
gooinea to my atne, dy no goom at alL So I
puy a iig 'orse Lintel, and faaMna it to da floor,
wid der moozle pointing to te door; then I fastest
a string mit ter trigger, and runs it up rait ter
all and down mit der floor, ao Ten Mr. Fiirglm
opens himself mit der door, yy, if he plow d
pi-kin out with de biatel, I oan't help it, don't
it '( Veil von day I left do door pointing at de
moozle of ter bmtel, imt two pullota in it, and
poes out to (lLrink some goot ls-jer mit ter poya.
I somedimea dhriak too much laer. Veil, I
can't help it. don't I? 1 pores minenelf into
more as twenty sixteen klaM lager, and den I
goes home. Yen I pass mine etore, I dink I bet
ter a.-U look in and ttees if nothing pes all right.
TLai ii rijjht, don't it ' If it dvn't, I can't help
it. I forgets all about ter pig 'orse Listol, and
Ten I opens myself mit ter door, I bhoost get Ton
pullet through my elbow, unl von pullets to my
hat through it all de vile. Yost I scart ? Veil,
if I vas I uiiti't help it. ain't it 't I van not akare,
Lut I never any mors ret a bitttle-draps for do
purglarf, don't I ?
A Model IrIurM.
A correspondent of the S.m Frneisco Call,
writing from Jerusalem, mentions the following
pleasant incident :
Close to this place I saw t wo Arabs and a woman
building a roush wall along the road. There
was an air of intelligence about the woman's
face not in accordance with her occupation, ap
parel, or soiled hands. The impression was tea
firmed on converging with her, and I was as
tonished to think hhe could not train a living by
some hiirher occupation than building a wall.
" Would fho Le kind enough to write her
name for me r"
" Ye. Would I walk into her house 'i It
wa i loe by."
" I did not like to take her from her work."
"Oli, t-he had plenty of time."
We entered a neat cottage, plainly furnished
and wel! supplied with books. I was now more
puzzled t'mn ever. She produced a large book
and a.-ked ma to write my name. I glanced
over the pae, and nave French Counts, Herman
r..ir"i., lJuinn 1'rinces, Iriih and English
Lorls :;nd lukcn, and Francis Jo.-eph, Emperor
of Austria. Sho wrote her name on a card, the
" rriii' n (h- I t Tour d'Auvergne. She ob
t.tined a grint from the Sultan of the piece of
grnund whereon Christ taught the Lord'a Prayer,
anl i erecting a temple on it, at her own ex
pense, which will contain this prayer ia every
lanyuiL'e. fiTie ha already expanded aver two
bundled thousand francs.
A IJiierr Theory.
It is said that in the tombs of the Necropolis
of ancient Egypt two kinds of mummies have
been found. One is incomplete that it to say,
all organs necessary for life have been separated
from them ; the other, on the contrary, is quite
comp.ite. Hiving observed this, a Sweedish
t'hemitt, Ir. irus-flbsch, who 1ms the reputa
tion of Wing bth great and learned, professor
at the university of Upanl, has -ome to the con
c'.usi. ii thnt the Egyptian iiiuimuies are not all,
as h Wn said and U lieved for some thou
sands d years, bodies embalmed by any process
of preservation whatever, but that they are
really the bodies of individuals whose lives had
been momentarily suspended, with the intention
of restoring them at some future time, only the
secret of preservation has now leen lost. Mean
while. I'rof. mselba.'h adduces many proofs
in support of idea; among others, his exper
iments durin.' the lat ten year.-, which he says
nave always proved successful. Ho took a snike
and treated it in such a manner as to benumb it
as though it Lad been carved in marble, and it
whs -.1 brittle, that had he allowed it to fall it
would have been broken into fragments. In
this Mate he kept it fur several years, and then
restored it to life by sprinkling it with stimu
la'imr fluid, the composition of which is secret
For fifteen years the snake has leen undergoing'
an existence coiiipo-rd f successive deaths and
resurrection, appartntly without kustaining
any barm. The :.fessr is reported to have
sent u petition to his government requesting
that a criminal who has been condenied to death
may bo given to him to be treated in the sains
m.inner as the make, promising to restore him
to life in two years. It is understood that the
man who undergoes this experiment is to be
pardoned.
A rather hard western preacher was railed ap
on to preach a funeral sermon, when he delivered
himself iu follows :
"I've been begged to preach this era funeral
sermon, and didn't want to do it. I never did
know any goml of the man. He had bosses, and
he run Vm; he hnd cock?, and he fit 'sin, and
he'd flip the jack from the bottom keerds. I'vo
been told that he was good at fires. The bearers
will remove the body, and sing the following
hymn ;
" "Willi ra'tnre we delight
To see the cuss removed. "
A lawyer in a certain city in Connecticut, not
ramarkable for his cleanliness of person, appear
ed at a party u while a go with a rose in his but
ton hole.
"Where do you suppose it came from?" said
ho to a brothor lawyer who was admiring it.
The hitter looked up and down the entire
lemrth of the questioner, and with great delib
eration responded :
"Well, I suppose it grew there." .
Mrs. Horaee Cook is profiting pecuniarily by
her husband's wicked conduct, the ohurch sub
scribing liberal sums of money for her. A ir
reverent fellow suggests that she would do well
to " set him iigain."
" f-end us brief statements or "very successful
doing of women," says the llfiucithn, and the
first response was " A Newark woman has just
'done' her husband out of $l,8i), and eloped
with another man. Further p.iruuulars if de
sired." A yound lmly in New Harmony, Ind boasts
of twenty-seven matrimonial engagements irao
tureil by lmr iu Ave years. She has a long string
of engagement vints hanging up in her boadoir,
and points to them with a feeling of pride akiu
to that which animntes the breast of a " noble
red man when ho shows off his collection of
scalps."
A mam being awakoned by a captain of a pas
senger boat with the announcement that ho
must not occupy his berth with his boots on,
very considerately replied, "Oh it won't hurt
'em ; they're nn old pair."
Miss Julia Hubbard, the "transcribing clerk"
of the Wisconsin legislature, is young, hand
some and well educated. A bashful young mem
ber called her the "transporting clerk," in his
confusion, tho other day, and was immediately
called to order by all tho other unmarried men.
bora.
A colored lady, boasting tha other day of the
progress made by her son in arithmetic, exult
ingly said : ," Ho is in the mortification table."
A little Boston girl thought the minister
wanted some sffice, because in praying he kept
aying, Grant, we beseooh thee."
OTTAWA J FREE j TRADER ; SATURDAY FEBRUARY 12, 1870.
AQIIOULTURALi IMPLKMCHTS
pARJIERS, ATTENTION
JOSEPH MAIERHOFER
list tae planar ef informing tb farmer or Lat pallaana
surrounding counties, that be is manufacturing af ait larg
mwcus tuc,aer in wain canaj,ia
Ottawa, in a style and at cheapness hitherto nnaKrocha
AGRICCLTUKAL IMPLEMENTS.
Bach as CVvmon Smtrmp, On-Tfmr$, rnd Prairit PLOWS
Harrowt, (MUxvxLm, Harm Haka,
In short, all kind-of heavy farmer' tools. His machinery I
all new, perfect, and propelled by an abnadast, sever buling
vstxr power. Faraieu are invitedto call and examine his
work, whthr they wish t pnrctnat or Bfat. AU sty mark
if vximtnled. -
Order from a diib.Be promptly attended to, and Imple
menu placed en board canal boats or can free of charge.
JOSEPH MAIXRBOPER.
QTTATTA CENTRR
PLOW AND WAGON SHOP.
JOHN VETTE
Bz l-ve to cll the attention of the pahlic to bi( en
argod facilitie fo mannfarturing Wcons, liugie, and
variom kin.ia of Agricultural Iuiilmvntn, inch M dragi
plows, cultivators, Mu.
He ii now manufacturing, auder an excluaive patent right
THK CELKBRATED
BURNHAM CORN CULTIVATOR.
Admitted by kil wh'i hurt triod it to be the beet Cultivator
ia oe. Cll end eee it.
ALL KINDS OF
H K I A I K 1 N O !i
la the wy of Blickemlthlm;, wood work, ae., preinptly aid
cb-ply dVae.
Ordrri from abroad delivered on board cere er canal beat
free of charge.
Mar IS J0H!f TETTK.
AUCT IONCIR .
JUNEl'JI M'ATTH, .ii.
GtNUlAX
AUCTIONEER AND SALESMAN,
SOUTH OTTAWA, aLS
H ftreniDiefit rlpetiae m Attrtloneer is La Sa'.le sad
adjoining couullee.
Havlnr now had erer! yean ef eTpertenre. and thankfnl
lor tiiel ural put ron aire heretofore lacetrecl, ioKclH a eoatln
nance of the favor of U.t public.
liduee one mile weet of iMrtd Strawn's, la Wie townhl
of Soulb Ottawa.
Orders may be left at the Fats Taaoaa offlc. Ottawa
Angmt lt-ltai.
IC1 CHUM it DININO ALOONt.
wa irnKit'M
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S
OYSTER & LUNCH HOUSE,
Xo. 14 Madiai'n t., 4 doort vetCP. 0. corntr.
And wholesale and retail dealer In ftlrk and Fancv Candle
t'ruiln, N ut, Krrsli Oyatem, Toy. Xotlom, c.
Parties, festival or laniillea at all t'.ni'1 ti'.ppllt-d with SM b
FRESH OYSTERS
Dv the dlh, ran or cae, anfl a!o tandlo. fnilt and nut. at
cheap a can be houKM la Uie city, i'leaw call. Very thalu
fl lir past fsvors. H. WALTHEK ,
Ottawa, November 6,
JOIIX L. riERGI E'S
Restaurant and Sample Room,
Xo. lit Wain St., Swutfc of Curt Heuae.
-TILLHBLn K BERT'S
FA-hCT BAKERY, CANDY FACTORY
AMD
ICE CREAjM SALOON T
FOR THE SUMMER CAMPAIGN !
CKEAM ICKS
Strawberry Crean Ice
f iae Appl
Oarry
Currant - "
Itic
Peach
Oraag " "
Kaapberry- Cream Ic
Oram flower" "
Apricot " " i.
Leaton .
Sugar "
Cbocolat " "
AliO, PHCIT ICB8.
Of all the above Prulu. AUe,
Of all the above flaven. Alee
f 9f alt the above rrait. Al,
ITALIAN CREAM ICED
8i m-Hung eatirely new in mis region, and qait a uoted
1 delicacy.
Any of the above served to enstomers at the saleou : or to
balls, private part lee, Ac, at lowest rates, tgthr with '
rANCY CAKE, FRUITS, CANDIES, Ac.
Call at the Kbert Saloon, Main street, a few doors went of
First National Bank. -
June 18-tf. ; V WM. KBERT.
BAKERS.
OTTAWA I1AKKKY .AJ ICE CREA2V
' SALOON, i ;','", ii
Th Snteriber w.ld Inform bis friends and the puldle
that he has opened a .
BAKERY AND ICE CREAM SALOON .
On the corner or La Salle and Jeffran itreet, feraaer reajl
dene of K. L. Waterman.
August 10-tf. WM. HUOnKS.
NEW ENGLAND BAKERY ANB CON
FKCTIONEKY.
L. hUT b s
laisassar I 0. W. Saaford, Post ode block, Ottawa, 111.
All kinds f Fancy and Wedding Oak kept constantly en
hand and mad t nler. Also Crackers, and everything in
th bakery lias, a lw as any house In th West.-
Alt a larg assortment or confectionery canstaatly a
band. Orders respectfully solicited.
OtUwa,Ja.l8.18tt.-a4tf. L. BI9B. ...
JKW YORK BAKERY.
TH0MA8 RPENCEH.
Sl M Maw . wet ef USata, Sawa, Hah '
(YJtlBMOr WISatOKf ronYOI NO HEN
T Si rabic issasi la Yaata and .Hari if ukeni
yljl. wrtil aad aatHaaat . Addrva.
v
SADDLES AND HARNCBS."
JJARXESS. SADDLES, TRUNKS,
a
rv
M
Whips, Jja-ihes, Horne-Collars, Halters Brt
jlea, Martingalts, ftlankets, Keis,
Currycombs, Cards, Brush
es, f-c, Jbc.
UTILITY HAME FASTENERS,
Improved Post Patent Bucklea,
DAYToN PATENT SAFETY BITTS
PENNYPACKER HORSE COLLARS,
Oak Tanned Harness Leather &c. &o
New arransement. Ravenna taxei taken off,
And Great TSeduction in Irice!
Don't buy before giving ui a call.
Harneea, Saddle and Trunk repairing da 1 tip by aa Is
periencod workman at the f-ry lowest raten,
BHcm tllnck, enrnrr of Main and Oiumbm tlr'ttt,iuur fbm
Rirrr hndot. Ottavs ill. Established in Hit.
J. D. STo-ft, Balcaman.
May 18,lbbS. J. 0. 8T0XE, Proprietor.
H
AKNFSS SHOP.
S. P. COUCH
Keeps c n,tantly on band a
FULL ASSORTMENT OF
CARRIAGE AND DRAFT
SADDLES, BRIDLES,
MART1NGALE3, WHirS, LASHES,
Blank) rx, Net, Combs, Brushes,
Also the Celebrated
Penny-packer Horse Collar,
Tlu Concord Wool stuffed Collar, and
A NO. 1 COLLAR OF MY OWN MARE,
A good asscrtm-Lt of
SADDLERY HARDWARE,
The Pittslmreb Onk Tutirn-d Harncaj Leather always on
hand, whieb 1 will sell a low ai any house (in tlie'trvde
Kor pruuf of this cull at the old atand
Two doors West of the Fir9t National Bank,
Main Street, Ottawa 111., and examine
for yourselves.
feblS
"W A T CHE a-. JEWEL RIY
FRANK K. IIOVT,
awr ' -aj i
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
Bashnell A Lrlxnd'i BliK-k, of Court Home, Ottawa
Illinois.
All work thoroiirhly douv and warranted. Clock i repaired
at the ahortint uIh
TAILORING.
jrOOK HEBE:
WM. TRAIII.XCi
a KrMovnn hi
TAILOR SHOP!
To the room lMy .irrnpled by A. K. McKtin'a Jewelry
Store, No. SI La Ball street,
He haa jtut receive.l a new atock of clntha . caaninierea,
vesting. Ac, which he ft telling and making op to order
cheaper than alop-ehop work cun be bought any where in Ottawa-
He baa aim on Imnd a good variety of
READY-MADE CLOTHING!
(Much ot it ia his own niaKej ad a generni aaaortment of
genu' furnishing gooda, which ba ia aelling at the lowcet fig
ure. Mr. TrabiDtf, the public generally know, was for a
number ef year employed in Boas Tailor and Cutter in L.
Friedman's Tailoring Kstnblishment, which had a high repntv
tioa for the excellence of its cuiitom work. Remember the
place, No 21 La Salle street, late M'K:iln's Jewelry Store,
west side of court house.
Ottawa, August 8, 1S6S.
WAGONS AND CARSIAGEMl
yr o. Hi'TiD,
MACKACTi:nEn ok
CARRIAGES & BUGGIES
AND DEMOCRAT WAGONS.
Having leased a part of Vllllnm Palmer tt-nsnn shop, I am
prepared ti iirnWi the people r l.a ."-nlle :ind ailjcdnlniscnun
Ilea with giMil a nhiNt if work can Iw got nnywliere,
without any fxreptlim, and defy rnmpelltlnn. rarilcular at-
it any exception, and defy itompfllilnn. l'arilcular at
i given to repairing of all kinds. Imlli in woi'd and Iron.
:iganiltrlniiiilng. I ImveaUnnu Imnd nni! for salu at
Point In a
all tlmeatarrlaL'rt Material of nil klud. Tliankfnl for pat la.
vnr, and snllr.it ynnr continiiniiof. Don't lowt the place
w.ranner out tnna, .No. 5 Coliiinluis St., Ottawa, III.
r. Palmer' old fnii
Novemlior JO,
BOOK BINDING.
BiDuT, SUtiooer and Paper Boi Jlaanfaftiirtr,
, IHs Mala St., South of Court House,
Dealer la Stationery, Plank lleok", Tv, Ac. and U areee
o do all kind or Hook lilmlltig, Paper ilox Making, anil every
hlng rUo in thai line of Inislncs... declH'W
WARIHOUSI.
STKA1VN A POWELL,
Dealers Iu all kinds ol
OKAXN AND PUODIJOK,
Warehons and Offli' on th glds-ciit, near the Gas Work.
Ottawa, III. deS'j-r
JK.tIOYAI
y. oTkinq
Ha rwB'.oved hi machinery from 0. H. Rtisg's old reaper
factory to his new shop, o ioite Joseph Malei liofer's rsale
deace, arar of Superior aad Cliatea streets, wher hs ti
prepared t do all kind f
1'hninf, MattUnf, IU-tmmng A Jtippmp,
Oa shsrt atic. Thaakftal for Bast nalmnava. f wit sew
aad aisrit a catlnaaai ftti saw, by doing my own work.
aarneep m M oa auywker.
0la,May.ie4r F. U. IIK
ifMJl 117 Main Street Ottawa, Ills. I
23rug
gOOK AND DRUG STORE OF E. Y. GRIGGS,
HOrlV
THB
Sonth Side of
5 Xf
Would thank ais numerous frieud for their former liberal t ar n jt, and invite the attention of everyWIy to his large rr
COMPLETE STOCK OF DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Patent Medicine, Chemicals. Oils and Paints, Iiruhs of all kimli, Varuiua tUy Stuffa, Window tjhs from 9x12 n Urt
Prescription Vials, Perfumery, Ac, Ac.
MY PRESCRIPTION CASE-t extensive, and fitted up with choke and puro arti le. Phjuicians aad
cnstoniers will Uud a competent man to wait on them at ail hours, day and ni-ht.
GOOD BRANDIES, WINES, &C., Tr raodicinnl tue, always on hand as pure as can be had M
stock of '
, BOOKS AND STATIONERY 1 the largest this sine of CliicaKO.cnnsHtin- n ( art of School P oks f al
th series, Miscellaneous Bk, Biographies, Histories, Travels. Agricultural and Mechanical Honks, Hooka forchidren and
youth, Blank Books of all kinds, Ruled and Plain White and lllua Lettor and r'oolcap Taper, Note Puner. Knvelooes. and
Cap, Drawing and Music Paper, As. 1 ' '
, MUSIC. Fifes, Flutes, Accordnons, Violins, Flaaeloets, Clanonet, Pictolas, Banj-w, Harmonium-i, Jewriharpn.'Ac, Ac
Sheet Music, Note and Song Beoks. 1 ' n
NOTIONS. Notions of all kinds, t tmlious to metitir n. Call and get almost anything y m want.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL I "ill supply Country M' rchatits and I'livsiriam with small bill a
wholesale prlc, and a cheup as they cu them iu Chicago. 1 can do bo liecausa I am reci-iviiii umnthltr from tha
Eastern cities from first hands. (may 19,186ft.) K. V. GklGQS.
3t3 3FL O" 3r r S-0-3FL3ES.
MAIN STREET, 5?? Wi-stofLaSalle Street,
(SoUTnsiDE.) OTTAWA ILLINOIS.
1 Import and keep constantly on band, a large and well selected tock of
DRTJ OS AJSTD OHEMiaIjQ,
All the new and popular
PATENT MEBIXJINES, EXTRACTS, AND SPICES,
For Cnllaary t"s.
Perfumery. BrusheM, and fancy
TarnlMlie, Window 4.'la!.
Particular Attention rmn to the Compoumlinif of rhyMeiiinn' rrentriptiono.
Vlanlng & Uuilling.
B
V1LDING IvIiTKRIAL.
STRAWN & POWELL.
ItCFACTUKICM OF
Bash, (glazed and ungluzed.)
Doors, Blinds and Mouldings,
Aui Dealers in Limber,
rtbingles, Ijith, "Timber,
And Posts, Nails, Ohiao,
PaiuU.OiN, and the
Celebrated Rock
Paint Co's. Paint,
the bet and ninet
durable in uhc,
ALSO
Shell and Heavy Hardware,
And Tools nf svery description.
AZ"a, Hatchets, nauimers, &ronpa,
Shovels, Spades, Huy and Manure Forks.
A large aswrtnient of licks, Latches,
tlingrs, BnlU. Pkates, Carrii;e Bolts,
Ax aud Pick Handles. A ilneasAortnient ol
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Together with Plated tTars of the latest styles and best
manntacture.
Planing, 3Iitching and Ripping
dne en short aoMea.
Lumber Yard and factory
Adjoining nerth end of Illinois Rieer Brlrlg. HARDWARE
8T0KK, l.a 8allstieet, between Mam aad Mill streets.
J'.. U.1S6S.
Dams.
3. WOOD,
PROPRIHTOR.
I am now uiauufacturiug au artit Is Hour that cannot be
celled, if eiialled, Pi this or anv other place.
Why pay aa 1CX1IIA PH10M fnr as article brought fram
seniH other town which is uot aav belter if as good.
FATRONIZE TTOME INSTITUTIONS,
If tha article warrants it. I taava the exclude right to
MANUFACTURE HOMINY
And the only Mills there urn ia I a "alto t mnty. In fart I
liava everything in th L'lf- r line.'
Flour ! Grain ,; Feed !
PEARL HOMIHT.j.
All of which is WARUANTHI), an delirered in any part f
the city from T . M.t A e. at. In my
CUSTON DEPARTMENT
I challenge competition. I raa and will turn out better
flour for the farmers, aad more efit. than say mill ia La
Salle evanty.
My Mill in in tlie a of onVr.
I employ aosecoad rate aiillers, every man I find cln, aad
I pay theru euoauh to do in v work, and they do Ii well.
STry lis. or 1 refer you to many lariaera lor whom I
have dune work to-the last 6 or year. I slue guarantee
satiietaetioa ia Ik s.avalnMlit. 21-t
FtBHtH kXU AUIIICA
Initial Paper and Envelopes,
At reels earl aria. A lew all ktads af Paper aad Bnvi4nn by
the rm and bov. aVLeaHSotJ.
Movsmber M. UM.
QToltAMPI l'01i llAIr.-I havo Thrw
O Com Crlbt and a smalt Wareboaae to reat. Will rent sarb
rib aepanttelv.ir wanted. Thr U aa otas and Fairbanks
Platrorm Scale on th premises, with wklsh parties ea wvlicb
their 'own frn. Th premiss ar sttaaM UMwean Anaoir'l
and arrawa Powatl' WarJsM.
lv.aiMM JAMMCfUHAV
Stores.
OOOD SAMArtlTAIV,
tha Public Square
& Cjr
Article! Ir the Joilet. Painty Ollta'
$U$fsUanfous.
rilllU POP I LAIl Jl VKMLi: y!AG-
A azi-ni: ty A.Miatic..
The Little Corporal.
TEKMS, ONE IxJlLAR A YEAR.
Sl.VC.I.K COPY, TWEI.VK CKNTS.
Tiik I.rni.K Coki'oiiai, Imn a liirsror eirculutlnn than an
other Juvenile Min;a.iut- in the wtn hl, and is la'tu-r worth tlin
prle than anv oilier ina-MIni-ever puMWiod.
Hi-i hum' ol In lniinenM treulnlion, ,? are enabled to fnt
nltdi it at the low price of Une (ulhir :i year; M t'oplea, one)
year, ft; slimle nuiulier, l.'cenli; or I'ltf to anv on who will
try tn raise a dull. Itcitiitlfnl r units for chilis.
Suhscrihe NOW. New volumes ln :rin .lunuiiry and JulVi
back nimihcrsciiu always be m-x1. Addivsa
ALFRED L. SEW ELL & CO., Publishers,
f'lflre qf The Little Cijit,
tHR'A(it). ILL.
P. S. Xic us. piibllish the following t
"THE SCHOOL FESTIVAL,"
All orludnal Uiirterlv M:i:ilne, devoted exclu-lvelv toscllOO
fiitertainiii('iiis,eliiliiin.ii-, l,ilileau., etc. Price lii'ty cuul a
year. Miniplucop) 15ienl.s.
The Ml lie Corpora I'i. New Drawing Book.
' HEED'S DRAWING LESSONS,"
The best thins of the kind ever Issued. Price 1.X0, for clot
blliilin; N:hool Kilition, w ceni.s. Sold by booksellert. OH
eeut by mail on receipt of price.
Mrs. Miller's N.v Book,
" THE ROYAL ROAD TO FORTUNE."
A dellghtrut and Instructive tnrv forbovs. Price, t 3. Ma
by laiok.-ellers, or sent by mail mi receipt nf price.
Also niiineiout inber linnUa. WvU tor ih'scrlpllv cltsulaav
Addies9 as ahoe,
ALFRED L. SEW ELL k CO., Publs-hera,
Mov. JO CHIt Al.O. IIA.
gTitouKii ,t (io.Mtoia',
No. 105. Main Street, Ottawa Ilk
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Also All Kihds of Xthuht Stow.
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