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OTTAWA Vlillh "t 'ttADHIt: SATUKOAY, MARCH 14, 1674
ninifnnrrinnrr-nYiTi rr TTTrrmnwir'
in thi! piiymunt of taxes mi Hint 1 lit poor men
und thu in moderate circtiniHtunces Miull not lie
obliged to pny tlie ureuteBt proportion of the
Uxu u tliey were under the Mstent of (iksc-hs-nient
heretofore In u.-e; wis believe that all prop
erty Hhould bo acserised as neur as possible to the
amount it would brlii-jr ut public sale; wr believe
that this mode would insure equalitj in the pay
ment of taxes.
AV.oW, That we will support siudi men for
mayor and aldermen, and other city ollicers.only
as arc pledged to carry out me morcsuiu pi iiiu-
Cnr Collector. The following forrcsjiond-
iiee brings out for the city collectorshlp an ex
rceditiKly worthy and eoiupeteiit man, and who,
on account of recent business niisfortune, luu a
stronsj claim to popular sympathy:
Ottawa, .MiiitIi 10, ls;d.
To H.O. Hi.ack,
Dkak Sin: OwIiij; to your loin; resilience In
our city, your misfortunes in business, ami your
conceded litness for tho oftice of city collector,
we request that vou consent to beeomo a cniiili-
null! lor said umcc in me cnmini"- city election
lien. Ht-iinctt,
L. M. Hollister.
X. I,. Torrey,
.1. Meu'allin,
.1. T. Cliun h,
tico. W. Koberts,
ti. L. Thompson,
. D.riiiiiips,
K. F. Dyer,
K, L. Armstrong,
Kd. C. Allen,
.1. K. l'orter,
A. Cleifhorn,
.1. N. tfhuler,
H. Kln-f.
N. li. lillill.-y,
Jason I'ccU",
James K. M.-itfs,
llenrv T. Lewis,
K. K.'Klale,
II. W. Hopkins,
A. (!. Freeinati,
H II. Phillips,
John (1. XaUinjfiT,
l. Chase,
John Huston,
A. P. Mason,
(i. Hnrr,
Win. 1'. Miller.
1't-ppvrai"! Knit, ; liliMU liVUIIUAIlt ONCKKT.
Saw an irascible parly chase a T.m-nt hat two j iir.l to the Public,
blocks. On the way he fell over a dry jrooJis box -, ,. ,.,,,,.. r . d,,,.,,,,,, tt cv. ry ticket holder In the
and split wide open u pair of bran new cassimere Fourih roticit which mmw oil in I'ubl c Library Hall, on
pants worth (li, knocked oil a boot heel and I ol March, sh .li he periculy .atlsiied with the dia-
striking the northeast corner of his ri"ht foot
Ottawa, March 11, 174.
Mi-turn. '. HriHult, S. 1. Ci-vllnj, ...I. Jfi.Ui'stn
unit others.
(Jenti.K.mkn: Your complimentary commun
ication, soneuinj; me lo bo a camlnlato lor the
olllco of Collector at our ensuiuirelection. is both
unexpected and agreeable to mo. Hi'linr. out of
employment, I most cheerfully comply with your
request; and if elected to tins' position, will en.
deavor to till the ollleu to tho best of my ability.
Yours respectliillv,
.If. O. Hr.., k.
Since Hit! above was put in type and yiven a
pljee in our columns,! loacon Hhick luuids us the
following noto of withdrawal:
After consultation with my friends, I have de
cided to withdraw my name as candidate for City
Collector, and announce myelf as a candidate
for Town Collector at the ensuimr town election.
!!. O. IIhack.
Xorii K. I wish to say to my friends in Ottawa
that I have just been informed that my division
cf the tith U. S. collection Hist of Illinois v. ill hi re
after embrace the counties of (irutidy, llurciiu
and La Salic, and eonscnuently increase my la
bor in that direction to such an extent that I
would be unable to "rive to the duties of Mayoi,
ahould I be elected, the attention necessary for
the best interest of our city; ami feeling also
iltisfied that M. If. Swift will serve you in a
manner that will yive full putisfaetimi to the
most cxactinj;, I take this occasion to withdraw
mv name from lite course. Jtmv J. Kki.t,i.;;i.
Alileriiinn Oth Wind.
-Itsv's. J-.'ilitiim: In complianc e with the solid,
tation of many friends, I have consented to lie u
candidate for alderman in the tith ward at the
election next .Monday. At tho same time I h
to say, in reference to a report in circulation
that I have been induced to become a candidate
at tho solicitation of the linn of Cohvell, Clark it
Co., to work in the interest of that linn in the
lity council, that said report is false. If elected.
1 bhall keep in view only the true Interests of
the city. Tiiii-i. Il.".,
against the curb stone, injured his pet corn to
such an extent that ho was obliged to swear in
tho most vigorous manner for II vo minutes, be
fore he had sufficiently eased his mind so as to
enahlo him to limp oil' bare-headed, and he didn't
yet tho hat either Tho war of temperance
against the saloons continues to rae, and we had
hoped that some good would come from it, yet
it pains us to note that whisky is still 10 cents
a "nip" When the praying women get around
to the Exchange, they will say: "William. O!
Ncill"!.. . . As the election approaches wo observe
Unit tlio noses of tho bummers glow witli unus
ual ruddiness, and the cheeks of the Street Cor
ner Loafer shine with increased brilliancy. The
reason for all this is that politicians are thick and
candidates are treating The popular amuse
ment of the boys on sunny days at this season i
marbles. We passed a couple of urchins who
were discussing a grave question said one, "Hill,
why won't you play witli mo S"' "Whv," answered
Bill, "tain't fair for me always to be u win
ning from one feller "! As an honest, consc ien
tious gambler Billy stands out in bold relief, und
still lie may yet get into Congress! Theiinti-;
temperance movement people are making much
udo about the water power bonds. They object
to everything that relates to water itV'natural." !
Isn't it strange that whisky men should not1
want a little mixed "in theirs.'" We know from
experience that water Is delicious next morn
ing.... Owing to the coming election and tho
necessary agitation of tho water power bonds
people are become terribly profane. Every
where wo go we hear the expression, "These
water power dam bonds;" These dam bonds."
They say our friend, the Col., across the
Illinois river, says of them emphatically, "These
dam bonds !"....Oui' friend Dan.
Shuide, the mayor of Seneca, is still riled at what
we said about the street-crossings In that village.
We hinted that thev were so covered with mud
that they could not be found. We apologize. Yes
terday when ut Seneca we wero enabled to li n
most of thorn, and didn't have to dig down more
than a foot either On yesterday morning we
were informed that winter Is over by a smallish
sized bird one of those iongstcrs whose forward
feathers are painted red tho little chatterer that
comes along in front o! spring. He alighted
upon our shed at sunrise and told us all about it.
....Now that King Luualilo is dead, our chance
as next of kin to heroine king of tho Sundwich
Wlamls begins to loom up most distinctly. He
claimed, when alive, to be our l.tilksth cousin. Wo
have now only 1,1137 to go, you see, and then we'll
bo "tiiar.". .. .Jim. Cross complains that some of
his hired girls have caught a malady which he
calls "Uetyerbackupaiulleave," and still Jim. sells
meals at the Ottawa House as usual When
wo want a square meal we go to Mitchell's. He
does not look mad when we come in, but seems
discouraged. When we enter the restaurant he
says: "Boys, now hurry up and fry another ham
and that other basket of cirgs here's llccmus! "
trtbutlun el '.ills which I" Id take place at that lime. The
distribution I ILMKMrtU an iill ilr l liiich impo tance thttt
although the Interests of the rhseiit t'cketdiolders will be
faithfully cared lor by .ho management, yet they would be
Kl ml lor all lo mo and kium. lacii oi l" fur l.lllisell, that ev
ery till t.;; Is dne which tint must scrupul jusly txai'tlnit
could unk. to uiiiLr ihn (llsti Ibullon a'wolu'uly lair and Im
partial. All arm.iueiiiriith lor the draw nu on the part of
the nianiiKcni' tit am complete m.d tho tli krl holders are
Invited to send iti lrcatea to a niec:lu to be lukl in Ibo Pub
lic. Library Uulldieif on the vf it ti ol March, to select a com-liilltectoco-optvu'ewitli
the coiutnl tee appointed by the
fruiters to count and examine the tnit, and iihal every
tirkct ii uilrly rrprrsenic I In the drawliuc. Toe time la
short, and wlia'ever la to be actio mut be done promptly.
Tour co opoi ml. .a In t.il matter is uarnently Invited.
Yours, IHOS. K. UK.VMI.KTTE.
An'-iu und Maniuer, fub. Lib. Ky.
Kor tickets and iiiioriiinil.in apply to
TIIOS. II. II A VS & t'o.,6n j;ro:iday.S. Y inarH-ap-lw
j"nv aawtisfiufnts.
1S74.
Jlriu BDbrrti&rnum&.
flew lorli U;n-ttook.
A Pkmo 'iuho Wrkki.v. K-dutiltshcd isrj. It supports
.'iii.iiiini.ut.-t, pulltieiil and K.H-ial. Terms (: per ear.
locl'.tLiB, uiiie copies lur S. specimen cotile iree.
Address t.Y II . K . Near Vork City.
BUY J. & P. COATS' BLACK
THREAD for your MACHINE.
MILLIONS OF AUlM'iS
Eicl Farming Lands!
1JV RKIIUAMKA,
NOW FOR SALE VERY CHEAP.
Ten Years Croii., Interact Only 6 per Cent.
I hsrr'i i it I if I'titiihhli-h, villi Sr,t;.)i.fil Mnr-s,s'-nt Frtt.
THE PIONEER,
A huhdsoniu llluitratid Taper, coii'ulr.ins tho 1niatAlecnl
but mailed tree to all pans of tii-j world.
Address . F. VKW,
Land Commissioner U. P. I:. 1!.
(IM.M1A, NKU.
ffllE LARGEST CIRCULATION
IX THE NORTHWEST.
THE INTER-OCEAN
FOR 18 74.
AT I'm r r's. - Jus-t received, tit. the postollice
cigar and confectionery ttore, :i lot of the best
clear liavmia cigdrs iu thi.i city, warranted genu
ine; also nn tts-.o!'t:n.!tit of hue cut and i'ug
SMiohiiig :.hiI c hewing tobacco, liagley's May
llower chewing lowiteco the best iu the world
lttATit oi'Jami: Kt:i;i.r:n l;ui t
citizens bt'ar in itcnsi'ii Ivmcuihrsiin .;
of Jam km Ki:i!l.l'ii, 'f., who v. as coiiuec'.cd w '.th an i'y, orangea, It-maun, uuinle nugar, und a
oi.r oi-.b-i i jilcnty c.f it i.t I'rattV. Also all sorts of nuts,
lite :ui :: h a-" Voooa nuts, ieanut.-, walnuts, filberts,
-i-.ts
T
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his father, emtio fifteen year mro in Ottawa, in full 1
iiliining t!'o Ottawa Center Mill. rio.-;. : :tig
well enough for a year or two, tin- linn met ttb
e.onie rever.se., and closing out tin-ir bit -inc.--here
in about Is.");), father atiil .-on returned l:
Milwaukee, whence tliey had conic, mid engag
ing in the. produce commit -inn bu.-ii'.c.- there
set-in to have lin t witli good miccc.-s. lint now
ihe Milwaukee Kvening ir'.nu;,i of Tuesday
come to us witli the sad new of .lame.-! KcclerV
tlcuth. lie secm- to l.ave died stiddciily of heart
djsc-ase, ami cyuld nut liir-e t-veu over lVily live
years of tige. The Wlnrmsi'ii speaks of liini n
leading member of the Milwaukee Hoard cT
Trade, "a man of sterling worth," and "whose
purse w.is ever ut the command of the poor,
many of whom had cause to remember and bless
him." " Hi) died pcirectly reconciled witli his
lot, und strong in that christian fnith w hich tilmte
gives hope to the dying."
To his many friends in Ottawa, w ho so vividly
remember him as it generous, liig-heartt ! fellow .
tetiily lo divide his last penny with any one in
need and taking the lead in any benevolent m
public spirited movement, thtc words tha'
peak his ju jisc- so highly iu . t i w arm ant
earnest echo, mingled with ;t prr f.itiud reg-e:
l!;toiie wl,o-e countenance bcitmvd utuong u
oiiee witli st much plcasautiics)-, v. ill be .-cei:
among ks no more forever.
if confectionery. Iiroken candy only 15
I'ltnd.
Chicago lager beer, cigars, ,tc., id.
: ' at Anthony SchcrcrV, 1 ID Main st.
THE SUBTEST EOUTE TO FOETTOE
$450,000.00 GIVEN AWAY!
$100,000 FOH ONLY 12.50!
A GRAND LEGAL GIFT C0NCEET
In aid oi .1 uvcnllo Kt-form Sitiool at Leaven worth, Kn.
llKAWIS'i AI'ttlL 1T4.
One l'rl-Bnarantecd In every packuKC of 14 Tick
its, slinrlf ileket.(i.'..'i0; 5 fur fl'i, II lor Knt
l-w tickets lett ; ami. an our ttali-s an- raild. puii'liasi'ia
nliotild order at unco. Any money airHlinc too late
will k ri-tnrnt-il. I iou-l, relialile Ae-'iit wanted every
where1. Kor full partlculara, address
SIMON ABLES, Leavenworth. Kn.
lT 4 X''!'!.1! i i Ij V 'PC 'r Dr. Oornell'a
AA 1 lilt Auliil 1 t "Ixuhir Fumll!
',ii i Ki-lleioti and Hi-altli united A vtrniiLt iirrmium to
every RUliscrlla-i'-notliinir like It In tlio country a rare
cliniicc jiHir(ili firra. H. Utitaell, iul, BoHton, Mubs.
PORTABLE
SODA FOUNTAINS.
$40, $50, $75 AND $100.
Good, Durable and Cheap.
SlllPrKD KKADY I'Ol! t'SK.
Manufactured I y
J.W. CHAPMAN & CO., Madison.Ind
Ittiend 1'oracalatoffuc.jl
J0L
i ea
toie.
KlAI.
If yo-i ', chew tobocco, Use the " Fouiitiii-.t,''
Siitlth it TilsingV the I test hi Ike market.
'- line : hoes for ludic
in- JH' :c.
at. the Uostoii Knot
J'.il.K'tca at Jlhile'
Hu y
l!i:t!lk
id I.ro
II I! I'lll
I've;-.
'; if w alij;iapcr ut Osntan A. I !ap--ina n'.
Hooks, Stationery ami rrinting, furnish.
:;i'!v anil at fair prW, nt Osinan ,V
:!'s,'west of the Coui t House.
ai lo le Fold in our Imnsc is vvananted us
i'.c l, c.r money refunded. Wis mainline-
nn e goods.aud therefore the buyer iavet
I. ;. by b'tviiig at A Frank Co.V, ;!1 l.tt
, -.! st of the Court House.
WRITING MACHINES
10,()rO Sold iu the l:st M) Dnya.
1h1p f.4jui,,i.flt; for the .?,eotis hm'I pi'opie with IrrmUiiuy
.'m nils. So f! hitit! oi P' ii or IioldtT. "an He cnri v in vot
porktt; piitiMitnl ; rnumtf wtar out; worth price ksini-
InoWy, 1t ii'it lor tit t lIi-Ks-t, :i.V ; i!vT-;'!tU (1, .'0c : Py
iimil. W. KVAN'S. Hurt KulU, Now York,
bay wh.'it: juu Mtw llild.
TH GREAT WEST.
ilriifftnai n A. JS' :d-
bUWuooK.
It given :-.! lite Inlet lulbraiailor. t ferr.tiriott!.
I'tTee, Sixty cent.
8. J. McCOSMIl'K, Publisher. ?ortland, Oregon.
v,-er
tie csp
The Alarneda County (Cal.) ilik-ii- .-lunounces
the death at Oakland, in tiiat county, on the tjuth
ult., of Dili's Mary F. l'ett'gill, formerly a te.n lo r
in the public -tiools of f is ity a:i 1 for the la.t
year n ttMelirr in the Irving (iranitnar School in
Oakland, llcr death appit.ri to h ive !ic n sud
den, rs tmt three days liff?w tit:- v evt iitsbe
h;id bcin at her post in si boo'. The ' -i iys
f her:
She had tin1 faculty of ciuh aril;; hcrs-.-lf to her
pupiN to an unusual degree. S, jtrong was this
attachment that, as he informs rs, the .-iiperin
ti iidciit has received ipiite a uiimber of applica
tions from rni!i!s wlie were tiri1 ' iotisly with her,
... u,. ....... li eim iu li. I ii-.'. vi.i..Tiv..i,... Ill i i;ia a, on in- 't. , ,. . n ... , ,
the first prize otl'crcd by tho pr'm-ipal last term : w. Ml w to .Mi-. f , .V. Vl" itli- ( ;ah .'.'i-J;I-,,r
fur that which sh.udd obt.-tit: the highest per I "''"' rLh,bin ,., . t.,a...r.
cntages. Her little ones are '.owed down with I 1 " 11 1 11
orrow nt the loss of theircbwii icnd and teacher,
and to-day Hocked to her hit home w ith oth r
ing of llowcis and the tribu" : of scalding te.ti,
i;K'u:tnt recollections tincl hcJy and t' lid- r sm
pathy.
The memory ot Mi-:i l'cUingill i grab -fully
cherished by n uuin'o' r f iier former jiiipils
well a friends and a--ociatis in tit:- city, by
whom the news-of herdeath i- teci htd with ,r-.
found sorrow.
ItKIIli:: Illll.KHI
PUBLIC MEETING.
i tti.-. ns t.t Ottuwtt, Atleuttoii:
ft
URl;
ICntntilbhed Icmthan two years iRce as a representative
He publican paper, pledKed to maintain and defend the
principle and organization of the git-at National Itopubtl
van party, the INTKR-OCEAN has attained a circulation
and Influence with the maaca of Ita yotera everywhere to
entitle K to approach '.lie commencement ol auewcaleu
dar year, and to prepare fur tUe prelluiluary work uf the
next campaign, the shadow of widen la already casting it
aelf upon the country. In the confident osllef that Ita friends
will need no other tpecillc pledge for the future thau ha
ocen itlven In liscolumna IVom day today durlrir the past
eighteen months, Bince Ita flr.t pnbllcutlon It has main
tained the portion of
Tho Lciulina: Kcpublicun Nowspu
lor in tho Northwest,
to which it wan assigned by universal aaaent in the excited
canvasa Inch reaulted In the second and triumphant vtK.
tlon ol' rrealdent (irant.
The Knemies of the Country
arcrtgllantlyat work. Despite, tho overwhehnlna rebuke
adtulnlatercdtothem m is;.', the opposition are skillfully
massing their lorcee lor a more determined onslaught upon
the Hepubllran organization at the next State and National
election!. Encouraged by the apathy cf Republicans In
the "on year," solzlng the unprecedented fluancle.1 strln
gency as a pretext, and using as a hoodwink: the deep feel
ing among the agricultural classes for better and cheaper
modes ot transportation than now exist,
THE DKMOCKACY,
under us uiany name as there are hungry Demagogues
eager lor office, is getting Itself Into readlners to become
onco more the Itullng Party of Ihe N'atlou.
IN T1IK SOI TH
tlic old I)emocra"y of 8ecenslon and ltebelllon is being
warmed into life by the apparent reverses Republicanism
has auflcred in the North. Tho election of Allen In Ohio,
the triumph or Tammany In New York, and the few desul
tory anccessrs which have come to Aatl-Kepabllcan tickets
In various States of the Went and Northwest, hays inspired
llio Umbels or 11 with the hope that the day la dawniug
when the host Cause la to be voted Into a victory tliey failed
toacAlevehy means of the bullet and bayonet. Already
TJ. M. T. Hunter, a former Henator from Virginia, and a
member of tie Cabinet of Jeff Davis, ha publlshdd his
scheme for the virtual payment of
Four Hundred Million? of Dollars for the Eman
cipated Slaves of the South,
The l;irhmond (Va.) WMu and (lovernor lilllicrt Walter
art) urging this plan w ith all pertinacity ; and thero cm be
little doubt that a large party of boulhern Itepreseritatlres
iu the Forty-third Congress will be prepared to advocate the
payment of this motley by tho (lenersl tiovernment. The
past history ol " tlio Democratic party glrea no warrant that
it will oppose this Infamous robbery of the people of the
North lor the benelU of traitors ; but If Ihe party Is true to
Itfelf and Its Instincts the Soath will llml It and Its repre
acntatlves a subservient ally.
The Payment of tho Kehel Delit
is anotlierclien:e that Is broadly Muled at in macy p-.rts
of the South, and is, wltiottt doubt, one of the projeets to
which the leading Democmta nt that s"Ctloti would address
Iliemn'lvi'S If the time should ever come wli -na malorltyof
the North"! li Slates and the (ieucial lioTcrmnent should be
in the hands of Ihe party whlbti helped the rebels In thdr
work ol d'trnying the t'uiout
These aro not linclrul Issues. They !re rual d.,u;ri:-,
cither to be met face to lace, or else lo bo squelched in tlx Ir
Inception by the continued success of I hut oruauUatlon
which crushed tho rebellion, cave f-cedoiu to t he i : -,
and (lestroj c 1 the slavc liolding ('onludciiicr.
tin: fakmkks
ku.is ll.iil the I X r !: 1 1 Ol'FjlK Wil? itieir earliest, us It hns
tMvn their stniinclicst unit warmest, tilcml. It :s uu.paall
cnlly Ihe organ of llic1 peoplu In the liesl sense of that let in.
lu-lleviiig In the IuI'.ksI proti ctiou ol the tights of the many
against the encroiiceincnis of the lew. li bullet)- Hint all
chartered corporations sliotild l lield suliservkm to ihe
power that ercaled them, and without an Inlrlngee cut ol
tin-Just rights of others It Insist, and will coutlniiuto lr-
ilsl, thr.t all corporeMonsenJoylug special -h'lesi-s VnU-d
io llieni by the people Jha'.l -rvi' tin- people f.erly and iut-
y, ( a rnmpc-r.sntion allowlry a renminbi'- prut'1, t-pr.n the
'li tail ntfi'tni tin ployed.
KEMOVALJ
I a 111 no Hr st-1 tltMl iii fiiy new quarters, in
.lie Sloiv formerly orcume.I hy Gr'uUey k
l'.-rKins. uliere 1 slujll kiM a full stork of
hij v 'j;hu)s, uikh i;hii:s. imiots ani
SIIOKS. iVc, Ac. till of w hlvh I s soil
at a sii:i!l pro!!;-. T'ie liiu'ust market rin
paid lor ail kinti ; oi' count r.v produce.
D. C. O'KAII
1?
Ottaw.i
Till; VA.UILV.
OTHMINAT0H8
AND INSECT POWDER.
For RMS, MlflOACIIES, ANTS, Bed-Bug, Moths, 4c.
J. i it i:-k i i.hi;an k to., n. v.. s..ie Awntt. a
All citi.e:is ol ("lltuvvu vlm are UV At", .'((','.-
mill i.'-l'i-lij lire invitcil to attend a iu;i- liiectliH-'
at Scliull'i.-r's Hull di t-vilurila.v next ;i t '7 .-: r
Water power ami toiujieraiieu l:i uur mot', ',,ut
lint ti-ii!m::ilh i- faiiatli-irn anrl vv..t r
In mtl ! 'nine one, e(. me all ! Tin: Covri.rTf.
N. 1!. All the ealidiil.'.tes for nlll u
ciallv invit'-il to att.'iul.
rrrrr ;
ra tii itcs..
GENTLEMEN AGENTS WANTED.
f1 i) T.tnj- -luirtiiitecd. l'l-or.ts lurtc. Soninolour
ai'j-' rnnVi-ae. Wnlf r f Ircuiars tu
Aj i anw M. 1:i.akr, 1-res. Ciiuton MTg t o., (,'nnton, ().
tvlURDERi
Will out! Truth Triumphant!
A '1'iilj. i.l.l and Viune. untie and
ti-inaie. inskn mxitv muney wllltii;
inir Kn-iic Mini Amrilemi .Inwi-
I V. '"' Li and 'mi"'-, than at anvtliliiif fix-. Iir-att In
dueenieiitr lo Aifi -ills i-ud fundiawr. ) atiilngui-i, Tnu
and le.,1 parilcuiKit. pent In-e t'ail. A-ld-i
1. O. VICKhk'.V, Aimuttii. Wslne.
in iMAXCY.oi: stir l ciiAr.MiS(i."-:io t-itii-
I it M-x iiihv t.isrnmteard ram th'- love and ailertlntis
i.t v.iv nrrii'iti tin V cho-iMs tntauilv- TIMk sliiipro iiii ntal
ari(;iiu-ini-til i..l can pu"'-.v, lies;, bv ninll, for 'iCi-nts ; ti
et-tner w tiii a Marrl.uf" tiildis Kavidlan ))''. Hn-anis,
Mints in I ali-a. A iiwvr 1-ooK. im.ns) MKI. A-.tdresa T.
WILLIAM v CO . I''ili?nors, l-li.ladeliihi.i.
n n'. .Man i itli. is; I. t.v i . A. ' , , " 1; ,,.
rnlv.Ta!i,t ( ho, el, ... ilars-i-ie..-'-"'''P.1. . "' ' "'.".'
litis, l a --.i.k-c. ui.ty. i. lino's. -w " 01 the "'wn M l1'
l!'!'M!1'li"';,,':oSa'; Vockwo.st. t5 lVr WIL-'-i.in
loulw-a: 1 " '" ASS A wVMAN. ..!
In ' :tw :i, on th 't,
ray
0 SALE)
''c'jUHr e.iiiimciti.
Tl"i.' Is r.j pain wti!ch t'.ic t-n'silr
Vtlu.-.-nt wi:i sit vellrve, no swclT.i.i It
will no-, nuhd v ar4 no tamenwi which
i; wilt cctp. n-.: Is slronnts-ntrua'', !
.-.: i' Is tT". I. h produced morecti:e J
'i.t i vevrV.iM: . fur.tizlnock.Uw, ; nUy i
AM! 1h-sold at auction, at thel.iim of J.ilin riillllinore,
sr ,n tiie iiwu l s.-nili OM-awa. ;-'.j uiln-h i.outUiMil ut tin
olt ol Cttuw.i, on Wt.diii-Ml.is. March "'itli. Is',), eniiiiii'-iic-lotr
ar lii-fcck s. sr, tlte foliowlnir propcitv : Liu lit h-'ti'l
ot ciiiCe, ttu t- lii- id i.l Lori-t's, cit-ht liursii powt r tlut-l.tnir
nis'iiinc In !tii"l .ii si rtatiiin. with trucks t.ir ntprat'n
and h"rt- power : it ha ti-t-ii a lowed by Jiid''"t. him oi Jlnir
ttiiiiiwer.lt is- t'li-1 west iiiiein-r at.n me tiict-fi cieau-1
1 Uti ISTEl: tX.'LAN ltiakes pet lal clloi ts lo tcnui.-r tut ll
iceplabti. to tMe liinilllt'S of Its patrons. To thlst-nd t-rt-ry
thing is Mjtnniusly cic'il-led that (ould possllily olli-nd.-
Tlia rclUMuiu and moral character Is tjuardi rl with especial
care, and Its Mm Is "to enco-trar the lrii. the bcautil'iil,
and theijocit."
THE INTER-00EAN
ts the papf-r for
THE P.KPUBLICAN,
THE FARMER.
THE FAMILY,'
THK MERCHANT,
THE PROFESSIONAL MAN,
THE MECHANIC.
In Literature, General S'cws, Km elan and Oomejtle or-rmpond.-ncc.
Local Kf-rorts. an I nil that -ocs to make a
FH'.bT-i'L.'vSS
Commercial and Family Newspaper,
U Is n-? excelled by any p-tblli alien in the country.
Tin- CoiniiHTcial l)('iirtiii('iit
is ouUf led with cri-at care, and cverytliln pi "i-lbie Is
done to in ike Hi" MAUKKT KH'OUTSsiic!, ik the KA KM
EtS Wl llISKSS M KA of TltK NORTH ''hi AV
ltr.LV ITD.N.
Tlic t,'riciilliiral I)'nutm'iil
lit cari'l'illy edited by nt-itlei-.n-n of ability and t X; r r.t nee.
Hedges' Cham -ion linking Votrth v in thr Best Yeast Powder.
-1
M' v ar r r . i -a .-!- u i --1 .wotr v--.i
IvHss 1 ' .;-:; -4.1 XTTrrr- . . SflfiX. :-ityUV
'Mary, I am astonlslietl licit vou would have such busciit's as thnte I roimht on the t iblc.'1
"1 wuntetl to show you. Iiiisutnd, wlutl i-plendlil bNiitliH 1 I i-tln-t-M iiiiiUn liakltiU' I'mvder
makes. It Is so much cliea;icf ilitn anv nthnr I'owder I i'wr ue-l, tliat In-real uir I want yon to ! It."
MaaufactureJ hy . .N. iiKU ihsi . ;i.' M,irli;i!u!d, i'hio. n'oi-stamuy i-ninti itros, ti)
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WOCHEWBUTT
jleu) Sliircr.iGfmriits.
i,l.:f., t':i
THF INTER-OCEAN has bv far tha Largest
oi ir-ain in the ii-iifhi.rii.tHt: ainoni.tr iw stack-r .r.'-"!)-1 ; , 0r anv ncwsnaDer Dublishei in the
new : Isrmtn--' inipienientu, eniiiiafii.i: f.irfr. e.iin piiiii.i i. - - .
imt.Takeitii iiay.ot eiiise cutler, lime oi.i i.n.d .iiw, Northwest- It is sent to more ttan 5.OU0 rost-CiZ-:Zi
-. ar... ini.i.-r.ea.b: on :i.n-.,s offices, distributed in every State and Territory
over.'. crtuit f.i n ne inontiis nn; b- mv.-n on note with jn the United States, in all the Britiih Provinces,
n!;rV,?;;:r -X ,"-, .Vh ?SXn T.'IV;, 'ii and in numerous foreign states and countries.
A New Mai. v.ini:. r-olliucvcr V '; ,,.
l.c-tnt tho iiulilicatitui of : iniitl.lv uir.iii'.r c .it
their jubrllUc in this city. I? wiil f ft ,.;lt
-izc, LaudsoiiK-ly j-rliiti.il t-iit'J !
tlic iiiitnc is :.,'!. n, .Voi.'ti". It
l?tjlfT v,.ra.ns fTfir-t:;', catext l.rrasts, scalds
buniR, ti.':-. ii-. i. t '.: -e, r.;att t'ie i;n'uaarrati;e.
and of r;ti. '. I jaf,"-. ! nsirr.: In om-year
thin bave h'.! t' e rrt'-, n'?r'' rcmttilc lnr-e the world be
. ItUat-o-tcVrRrna-.t, -n att heaihig pain "-I'.evt-r.
per, aiid lc-ic...(,5.i,rv. s4iv ;rcruifhe, the l.itne waik. poln
.lie nam- is P,,n.n,y-. M"-J- u r An ,,, t.,- Lu,w.Mikrcrf8V.r.b4rsi:s c.iaiesroupd.v.areu
voted t,. sen-r.illit-r.n t..J:.;. m-Io ct.-..t.MkS nta:ar. hc The re.-:, I. ituiitl.-b.-d
niu, uiiucuicr, iii ii a ii.i I-"-" ri W in dp vif
Maiili 11 '.v. .IDIIN rilll.l.i.Mtll:!.. Ml
' Tli. rc is no IMat c like Home, "
Wa- ti e n iu i. 'k. o ot.e I'ayne. lo which we add HI' V OVK
now. with tuicfs a-.- cl 'sr iluwn lo hard pal or there i
bout'. W- can LIVE V I' A LOT atnl nil the bouse
tti-n'tnail'ssili n you could bull I It. you cs i l.ny on
nioiitblv. iiarti-riy or annual p.i)menti, or would tul.rtall
ca.li!i vo i -lini! 1 Iu ;P : it- Mflia T;.t I1..1.1 tlU'llii tfliturlal ill-.-Ksl iii aim
:,wa,d... h.m:i:is t Kl:l !.!m.i
. irc, : I"-. ;i.-'i
FOR SALE.
A No. I S);in ol Mules.
mire ft r.. W
marll Iw
. . . . 1. t t a b- art.clc tt r lielWre
., riacc ,.., iuc ecu 1 c v . priors ,.f pvo-! ,, M u j,,,. x vre:-nd, ,., d., I
.ootrclincnu-iitniiatu.-, trA ,51l , rteB:,-,,;3lc. pa r we!lllMf
, iahv uuapteil to the vt5h ,.f ,ti, it ' .. . . 1
,.-:n-,... IHli.tl .,1. . -1. r. . ; . !"-- to r -f .hey w,:i -ct us. entanr Lin.mer.l.
t.t-, friift uiitl rr., -vr , ' , ' "" . "i Mora than Vcert;r.ca::s o: remarks' in cun s tr.' luding . wmii-.old cIksp I r e.,.h. or " 1 tin-. V.
to in-tru. t n. .1 rft,,re a td , ult.vutc M-l- f..r I TamArs ..,,. CCISI l. . ...He. n...tUwe.t of Ottawa.
number i.Tn.w U, . ...... " , k"";' ,. ,1 vU. e w.li ud actrreont.lnin.
... ctrtluea'-f s, t:. r i .ir. cc cra.:e, i-i at. i wi.v . r.. Fiin.ira., .nn n hm.hi ,,. ... ... ........ ,..- .
'iStil una -tee sr.. :t. I! 1 '.;- ... . ., I oim.ifvl .r..tti the hi..war- n.isn.i-s at t.na.s. a lit
1 it -.1. .u.r .i.a .r.. . H...,,rMt.i. ,.nf.nf i worth 1 ... . .- .... . . :. . . . . ... ..... . , ,.. i.uk-a
I vur .. - t ... j-.t.j -...,.-. ........... --li!,a,iaiiiiriBv.J.B.',..-'ir .....'' ' .. . .... ....".w."
1 . . , , ., , . .,.., .... i,n..M ,.nJ ! nd account ot Mtl Srm will r.-inaln with and h collect.-,!
, one tra-.H tlo.la-s f'.-r spa.lr.ed or aaem.td lio.ses Lna ....ine. ..I! hc lutnlltlf. cf the
On WcJa' ..,j.v i,... (.r vntU 11 i.i.-M i maka.ar foracrcia.veria la aSiert btockowntrs.this 1 U" Urm. ... KVI f 'LM;1 K.U,
( ..,.,. in., 1, 4. ).,;. il.l.lM ,1. sr.ir.
' lauei.t i wo-'liyoa.-a'.enf.oii. No faniry tTiolM V al'.h-1 li.r liine.t ii: becarru-Jon by Neapoit 41alor.a
i , I th Is'aiitf. .nr!) I
oiit) entarr Linlrsra . et.10 oyaii-irur". smops-r uo-.ur;
Siilwrl.tinnt an- solicited from all pat' or th world.
While tin- INTKII-OIJKAS especially r-p. r.'. li yrtat
itit.-ictt. td the Northwest, It i a
national Ni;wsiri:u,
one that will be found luteresdn: and iiM-ful to American
iu every part of Itie gr: It tn-a's n:.on all aubwet., and
. w :.e ca.Ml'd, tfirnir.e and
I sh'iv.- tver.oi'iil abuse.
' Tvritis of Subscription.
I It All' V :
I Ity null 1 payable In advam ei. per year
My null tpayal.lt- In advanc , tor tlx m titii
1 Ity mail ipayalils In advance,, per quarter
I liuiiy evcy other day tthr- c titue. per w.t k; per ya,
1 I'Apr fir Sunday, p-r y ar f extra.
PUBLISHES EVERY FRIDAY,
AT POST OFFICE JJLOCK.
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r the .'i iiu-si ..a nest yrh r mesaaiewii.
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I" I he 1 o ratr.e-n!p li"-t!..r eT.tlni lM.,tc. Levi
.'. li.U'lit I Ust vu- k 11 lil-lil
freight ti' n ,,;u wt-t rtil-.jcil .f s.-tcral
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iMtxi'R o jry p,),,,!, tlotlilTicr. Vc, pp:r-ni!y
jitche j (rm the train l-etvei Uti a fnl Iii
arren..tt!e !. .7 . r...ir. ! fo 5 Broo!wr. .rw i'oric.
ll'ASTKD.-l IsrL-f inontted. halflvlr wssron
til k.mith. to tell r-j.. l.e kn.iw and thou h dn-t
While .n tnt.tion. On Moiltlav part of tie ' ',- ski A 1 mor than a strsstttnt for C!of J know what poor m.Ur'.l e use -id hat poor err.s,;es
,.r . . , . ., , ., .... . oil. ltisiKoTirtc)er..r!-tenrewjirti t. c-tsia B-..ke. Also. r."-bed.d Ouiehnisn. for ; the ar '
-rJs Hirre found SIX mile tvTuniJ I. a M.I.; and Vw'tr.ilate t.e tontf, Tes u late the bow;a, cure wtnd-ol,e, r'.e-s Nen'l irt J who know thni-lv guall
a run ramcJ VTIiaci RilcT arr'ste,, - tl - tit. rnd ts-tcuce tstural It eootstc. nether mineral.. Ifert -need apply. ComieL.ti acrortlln to serpen its-
a run r.amcu n i.iiact i.uryarr si"u . 11. 11 1. 1 , ., T ieohtd. wd 1 r''a- 'o take, t bil.iren f c.re.1. App'i r J. u. .i.
u't l.-O-'Ci ia Oi'J 5:1 tW. fc.J celery, a' u-vtbe-nsy rsw. rxu-'j-Sttifi I farce . At .ay Portw . arr.as raetorr.
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Sickle copy oiicjcar
Knur copies, one year
Ten Piplea, one etr
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. lnli.tnq u l'h t'.-.f ptth'il (irl't.
a!n;.;e'o;.c. Fr-e. Money c m l- s.- by d alt. ic-aesr
order, i-t prcs-. or rra".tcr"l letter. t our risk.
Adlreis
IN ri-K-Ol KA,
1 1! l.akr M.f hlcaij.K
rSin?Cf-.plc l.eae an ! subscr!pnia received by
Os'iia-i lUcmaa. Ottawa, tl!.
ADVERTISING HJljiv;
Hl IT A.M HUADI
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I, '-'i.- i.il Kt'en l'-.l1y. ts -'d tc'r'sae-. :'!. at t! e
unit UiHlii'i.ll.ei'' i't ' ri.tioii u .,:.!..
1 A. 1. I -. l. int. .m'M-.i ot -i fi i.a-,. .uu
ai.l civiniv. seil to the lni!!"-t ri ht
lir Jl-rt lit rein!n-IOie ie!-.-rtll. t:f-tll.
I e- .'ii 1" 'It" "..'I I a:.d C'i'li'.v til le li'liipt.i-:', ul iuc siuu
1 1 r... 1 ... la.-r-in tun. 1., r le-ii and ass.i
I .maw. Mur -h '. . i. ls;i.-w t.IXK.H PK Al .
I .ri ji a Lt k. ...!. .utrn:-y. Moruaiee.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
TO TEACHERS.
I atiiinnllou of leadiMS)
. . t .. .. tur.! vr. Vsrrht s:. U
The utiericntsl In. I r sale a line lot id Ktuit . M.s le and 1 i 1 ,1 ' . Ti,ta.. Mareii .1.1, !.
Drnaiueiit.l lre. 1 as Apr-v, iVar. I ir!) l:n hnioi'.'l 1 , f,. . ehwd.v, Vp'llli,'.s
tli'trv. Miner and W il'l )..se 1 linn. Mi-llan I rab. . I v, j, "I tcr-.i.v. At til itt. 1;'
ei.riH'.rai-? Vin.-., Min i-- I r.-cs. Ali. !,. ..r M-l'i. 1 t La ball out rd.y. ;.nl !V..
M-l, siott MapK Lombartiy I'opl .r, rr anifn-al -oicli ; I.. AiLLiAU.
and Ao-tr.an -li,-. i.rwv iprnce. I 1.11 Jut.lir. Muu- . v.rchTtw irintv t-u;d. -f -tii.-
tala li : a flic selection t-f Monihlv l!s. i)i:ri m l!.e -- ,.,...,,,",.
rrairles: snow Ba-.ts; a flu orti.-n' ... I'. ...... ,tc: j USW)(rTlli r It.-PAKTNKIl Hl W-
alstj a )'. t.f u-s -e ra:i-e plant.. Nrry .t.n-k a ro-, I it,P t'rni .f P: irTert I 1 a. Jen 1 .-.ours, ia m i
t-.iewe. t Iromtlu-wttawaleiiietriy. ,. llT 0''dTe.l b mutual co-w-t. ,, . ,v.
March '4 4W PATKII'K li AM-S. ,1. Hoilme.rr 1 acne authorlted tn ev c U- c-
s. . . at vine it..- erm.4 will paj .".VyV.l
pitA.-fSV .f. -HAWFMMU, A.t.irwT at! i'l al.'l ATI IV.
Law. iwom 1 1 ar .... 7. ' v."--v -7., t,raLwJ it V. v. li;-iyer. 'w
cao. S'jta'y I'u'M'c.