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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-29

CHi-enS Of Oitdwa--'rhe Land Sales are
past, the Election is over, and time is now
given fora sober second thought Oh the con.
di'lon OF our country
In commercial point Of view are we as
wei situated as we might be? If we are
not, is there a remedy and is that remedy
within our reach? You hear the universal
cry SIT Is impossible TO collect debts-it is
Impossible to pay. Produce is Of little val.
ne. Wheat and Corn our staple articles, do
not command cash aud there is 10 money in
circulation This true. Even our wealth.
lest men-those who are doing the largest
business find 1t difficult to meet their obliga.
tons. And this will be the case until the
State OF Illinois takes the matter in hand TO
provide currency equalt the business dc.
mands Of her citizens.
Seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars
has just been taken ont Of the country, and
this is to be repeated for the next two years
to come. Think you that this immense sum
has no effect upon the business operations
Of the Statep And do you look forward to
some vague underlined hope that the vacuum
will be flledp Can you fold your arms and
satisfy yourselves with an exclamation Of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-29

GOLD MINES IN RussIA.-Some eight OF
ten months ago the Emperor Of Russia as.
tonished the powers of Europe by producing
nearly five millions sterling in precious met
ais, which he invested in English and French
stocks. 1t came from an immense gold
mine that had but lately been discovered in
Siberia, and which, from the description
given OF it at the time, in the Journal des
Dcbats, was very similar in extent to the
gold mines discovered in California. In
the year 1916 the amount obtained from the
gold mines Of Siberia was valued at over 81
millions Of dollars. Let few more similar
mines be discovered, and complete revo-
luton will take place in tho comparative
value Of gold and silver.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-29

We do not find the proceedings of con
gress sufficiently Interesting 10 justify our
Keeping up a regular diary We selec, a
few items from the Geographic reports:
Mr.. Douglass has introduced bill in the
senate for the organization Of territorial GO
vernments in New Mexico and California.
We are unacquainied with the provisions Of
the bill.
Mr.. Grcely has given notice Of his inicn-
ton to introduce a bill in the house to IRE
vent specuatious in tie public lands, and to
encourage their occupation by aetna! set
tiers.
Mr.. Wentworth. &C Illinois, submitted a
resolution, asking for information from the
President as to whether lac has any inior.
nation concerning the arrest and impriSon-
mcnt Of certain American citizens, by order
Of the British Government, charged with
political Offences; and if so, whether he had
taken any measures for their release from
confinement.
Mr.. Hudson, of Mass, oljecting, they
were, on motion, laid over.
Mr.. Benton presented petitions from Il
number Of citizens Of New Mexico praying
the establishment Of Territorial Govern.
ment On motion to refer and print discus.
sion was animated 10y Clayton, Benton and
Calhoun. Some angry words passed be
tween MeSsrs. Benton, Calhoun and West.
colt.
Mr.. Clayton expressed determination Of
organizing on the same terms as were pro-
posed last year, and advocated by himself
Mr.. Benton moved to print the memorial.
Mr. Calhoun protested against the con
sideration Of the subject atthe present time,
as contained in The memorial.
Mr.. Rusk said he should oppose granting
separate organization.
Mr.. Benton replied at some length.
Pending discussion on this memorial some
angry words passed between MessrS. BEN
ton and Calhoun, aud Mr. Benton and Mr.
Wes,cOtt
Mr.. clayton entered into some oNplala'
tons upon the memorial, denied that any
thing contained in it could he construed as
insolent in language or spirit. The people
had the right 10 ask, as they had in the me.
morali against the introduction Of slavery
into the Territory of which they had become
citizens.
Mr.. Calhoun conteudcd that that feature
of itself was Objectionable, that what was
TO the people, offended the
Senate, should not read.
Mr. Footo spoke at length, and in opposi'
lion to the memorial and its consideration.
Mr.. Hale followed at some length, in its
favor, concluding with 4 motion TO refer and
print, which prevailei-ayes SO, nays 10.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-29

BANKs!-Onc OF our fellow citizens,
will be seen, strongly advocates the estab-
lishmcnt of a bank in Ottawa, in our CO.
lunns to-day. We are in for free discus
sion. But is there any body in town, per.
fectly responsible, or with good hackers,
that can't about as well borrow money now
as he could IL we had had bank I? Instead
of a convenient place to run to for accom-.
moda'ions, we imagine our dealers and bust.
ness men would rather find bank in the
market as rival. Canks are never foolish
enough to loan money at 6 or per cent
when they can make l2 or Is per cent. by
specializing or shaving.
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so, it will CONC from soinc soutce?" The
man " no says 50 at least, is no business man,
if he is neither kuavc OF a fool. Let me
tell you that Chicago, If You look there Tor
relief, cannot afford money enough for her
own commerce. Ohio, New York and Can
GGG, from whence cur money comes cannot
now loan VS. n dollar for they need il all Ut
home. The grain Of our farmers must re-
main AT home and the goods of our merchants
remain On their shelves unless they credit
them with TAO certainty Of their being paid
fer.
The balance e trade is against rs. Tie
importation including leans 10 purchase ouI
produce exceeds cur exports. The very
premium paid 10 foreign Banks and Brokers
by individual citizens wtlIs state, and " hich
is Carried ont of the state, viii go far to pay
the interest on the State debt. How long
v III yuu pay homage to the Wisconsin Ma.
riue and Fire Insurance Company, who
make a fortune out ri the citizens of ont
state every ycar2 How luugwill you bend
the knee to Buffalo and Canadian brokers
How long will you he content that our far
mcrS shall pay the penalty Of this want OF
action on your part and suffer the necessary
depreciation in the price of their grain? II
you borrow money Of Canadian or any 9th.
cr broker at an enormous per ccn'acc, you
make the price Of grain enough less 10 cover
that expense, consequently the farmer pays
Il, you do not get il, Bat il goes oH Of The
C0p1'yy profit to n foreign banker.
Gentlemen, the remedy is with tou. You
have men OF integrity aud ability, capable
Of conducting an institution for loauiug mou.
~, and whose interests are identified with
the country. You have men who are as
honest rs the politicians who assemble at
the capital, and who can and will conduct a
Bank or Treasury note Office with rs much
honesty as any political parti2an or foreign
Broker. Atati'uc Ike this, where are your
Cu>hmanS, your Walkers. your Eeddicks.
your NattinLerS. your SangcrS; in short.
your most, Of active and experienced bust
ness men who could place your town among
the prouicst in the Stale. "Ihere is way
il there i a will"
If YOU will not awake 10 your intcrC SITS,
You must sleep the sleep Of death, and your
energies, your natural resources in coal,
salt, water-power and minerals which exist.
though still undiscovered, shall remain vic.
Tins of your lethargy.
Respectfully Yours,
No POLITICIAN
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STATE OF ILLINOIS. la Sale couc,y, SIS i

STATE OF ILLINOIS, La Sale couety, ss--l.n
Sale crcnit court, March term. 1919, in chanccry
lane Mowbray rs Richard Mowbny, Martina
Mowbny, George Mowbmy, tlcherd Mowbray,
IT,, Joseph Hancuit and Mary his wife. William
Woodruff and Elizabeth hi. wife, John smith and
Martha his wife, Richard Ellison and Ann hls wife,
Jane Mowbray and Harriet Mowbray -fettfion
for PcriiiOn.
hFFIDAV having bccntil in this cause show.
II ng that the following defendants to VII Richard
Mowbrny, Martha Mowbny, Juseph Hancuf and
Mary his wife, William W99odrqll and Elizabeth his
wife, John Smith and Martha hls wife, Richard Eli
non nud Ann his wife. Jane Mowbray, and Harriet
Mowhrny, are not residents OF the state of Illinois,
mud that service ofproccss cannot he had upon said
defendants Now therefore, public notice is hereby
given that unless you, the last named defendants, in
The said petition, shall personally be and appear be-
fore the said laSac circuit court on or before the first
day oithc next term thereof to be- holden at the court
house in Oltnway on the Goth dry of March next,
and plead, answer, OF demur to the said complain
ants petit n, the same will be taken as confessed
agans, You and the matters therein prayed for de-
creed accordingly PIIlLO tlNDLEY.
NJ. II. SwtrT, Sol for Petr. Clerk.
Ottawa, Dec 20, 1898 iw
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No., I ,'. c'tsaed To c'rtk ,-H rise orais-Thcr,
''' very lew lIui2cs revealed to man. Inn ,yba, ba.
been crushed trcdlcn down aud drcnly h ",a ",,s
error upcrs,tion and ignorance. DR. / NJ Ma
"u' ms iril the force OF this maxim in nil IL. ,.
yy,yH,uE GhaIacien-in the attempt to inlrojucc his
n,a '' jIEiI h., medicine to the public 1t was
VI, II 'a'rIlt'' and denounced hy ou1ck mr,Iir,n,
''hIrrS rs 'CcH trash" But. like GaEIco and En-.
l"h' NE mas hycd TO see the day when bs ,ncj;an,.
'nI uiuluplrd over error, Incredibly, y;ndictyrnrss
s, ," VI" EI'n'rs' triumph ct a over worms and d.
r'".l'"rR and hnwcs-and 20 rfstnr. the system, ~,
i'!l''' health m few days Thousand. of vnnnI
nuly,I air now mlScd in blessing and praise Tor ,hc
E1y" grnsn they lave dGqxcd from the use Of hi,
IL Thompson and White 4 Iiunter O,,n 49, W
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-29

THE CHoLERA.-A committee OF the New
York City Council have put forth an adj
dress in reference TO the Cholera in that CT.
ty, Of which the following is the concluding
paragraph:
"'rhe committee have the pleasure ofas-
surfing their fellow citizens that no case of
cholera exists within the city limits; and
from the evidence before them, the disease
is confined toits present locality, and is aba.
ting in the severity Of its character"
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late. A writer in the st. Louis Reveille
submits the follow ing on this head:

"" 'S '''
Une oe"'hea' reSh.i 81 nus stale oil things
WI" ce' ,i,a' the tush OF hmer'e ans 10 the
racine sac OF the continent VIII revolution,
We 'he "'ius'rs' business ana manners 81
''a' pau "' me "or,' ana WIN draw puohe
a'se''.' ., 80 poW't''n'y 10 Tue SUBJECT ma,
we WI '" ''n''' nave more >p,ed! an"
I'";.so'' ''''"nN " communication WIN ,he
'''ne '''"" We no" possess he'hef
''' W ''''! '''' 'o"u ''ivs>
nn. ,''''", W i'"',''' " "''.S> vac 'u''',
%',,r'.; " ,i; ;.' ",i'., ',r'e mus
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-29

"TnE RELIGIOUS SouvEYIn."-The re.
pu,ation which this splendid annual has oh.
tanned under the editorial management oil
Mrs. Sigournsy, places Il out Of our powe,
by any thing we could say, to add to that re.
putation. As n rhilapDna, or holy day
present, no book can be more appropriate.
To be han ut Bnrlcys' Book Store, laa Lake
street, Chicago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-29

CALIToRSIA MINLRNL IRuASuEEs.--A
gentleman, who has spent some years Of his
life IN Mexico, has sent nS commune alton,
the substance of which Is, that in 1910 he
was ia the city of Mexico. While there he
heard much Of the existence Of gold mines
III that country. In 1910, while Mr. Busta.
mente was looking over some ui the an
cicnt records preserved within the palace,
he found memorial from Upper California,
TO the head at the Government. signed hy
one of the Missionaries III that region, in
which he gave a narrative Of the discovery
OF an immense VEN Of huiirc Niircr. Great
masses OF this ore were found on the surface
OF the carth-some of which were equal in
weight TO twenty quintalS, 10000 lbs. and
there were many indications of permanent
vein of this ore. In reply to this communi.
cation, the record goes on TO state, that the
Government instructed the Missionary 10
have the mine Of silver covered up, and that
lis existence should be kept profound Sc
cret, under penalty Of death. The Govern
ment gave, as reason for this injunction,
that If the existence of such immense min
eral wealth in California should become
known to the people Of the city OF Mexico,
such would be the tendency of emigration
to that quarter that the safety of the city
might be greatly endangered. This is the
substance Of the communication. The ma
tcrials fora discovery of the whereabouts Of
this precious deposite Of silver, are very
Scan'y, nor do the records supply any clue
10 them; butas California is soon to be over
run with adventures, in search of sudden
and easily acquired wealth. ptrlaDs il ~ pull
be well enough for them to take This matter
into the account of possible discoveries
Missouri Republican.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-29

L. S. SENATOR FROM IYpIAHA.-Govcr-
nor Whiicomb has been elected U. S, Sen.
ator by the Legislature of Indiana by n ma.
jorty Of one on joint ballot. Mr.. Hannegan
received seventeen votes. The Wing vote
was cast for Hon. Caleb Is. Smith.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-29

n 'A"INLT CouNoIL-AIL ABOUT Com.
iy 'he FMIade phia enquirer or This
morning Washington letter writer So.
tn''c i rImor that the Government, u,
,H",n't Conhoil on Saturday ast::decided IN
>t"u immediately number of small vessels
OF or'SN and schnonerS, to enforce an en-.
n''S" upon an merchant vessels going into
inc h'roor ct Monterey, san Francisco. and
o'ntr LoriS "nthe coast Of California, 10 pre.
vent european and American vessel, FINN
carrying the gold out ofihe country.
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SAILED FOR CALIroRsIA.-The ship John
Benton, Capt. Weldon, for Charges, sailed
from New York last week, with GU adven-
turers bound for San Francisco, via the 18TH
mus. The fare to Charges is $50, from
thence to Panama $50, from Panama to
San Francisco, lst cabin, $500, and I'd cab
in Sl5O-passage abou, six weeks from n.
York.
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Smoking produces gastric disorders,
coughs, and inlammatory affections of the
larynx and pharynx, diseases OF the heart
and lowness Of the spirits. and, in short, is
very injurious to the respiratory, alimentary,
and nervuds system.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-29

Colonization in The Pdcifc.-A settle
ment has been projected at Otahcite by the
Swedes. An expedition, comprising three
hundred persons, mostly farmers and me.
chanics, left Stockholm, short time since,
for that destination.
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naval establishments. lie estimates the ap-
preparations for the army proper for the next
hscalyear at 81, l32 80. The Secretary re-
lers TO the state OF the Pension Office TO
the comprehensive and Interesting report on
Indian Affairs IL the treaties made with Ger
tain tribe>-to the efforts made 10 check the
use oiardcnt spirits among them aud 10 the
multiplication of Indian schools.
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rTNlf, suhacSlbcr intends to change his business
offers the city Hotel Tor snlr on good terms
lie has fitted up in good style and as the stand X
one Of the hest IN town, 1t is too well known to need
description. Call on the subscriber ON the premises
Ottawa Dee 70, 1918 \ DEIANb
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JAS. l.. FREANrR, the famous Mustang
correspondent Of the New Orleans Delta, is
about starting for California, to establish
newspaper there. He is now at Iiagers-
town, Nd, upon visit to his relatives.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-29

The FRANKING PRIviLEGE.--Cave John.
son recommends the total abolition Of the
franking privilege. This is the best thing
we ever heard of him doing.
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BIBLrs.-The Drug Store Of G.. L.
Thompson, in this place, is a depository of
the American Bible Society. Bibles in the
English, French, German, or Norwegian
language can be had there THE actual cost
in New York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-29

4 S. UiTTELL will brgn night school IN the
y District School Room over Mr. Frcrman4
Paint shop, ip teach arithmetic writing. or pcrspcc-
u.r drawing and d,ai,Ug, on Ilmndly evening,
January tn, 1912 ouawu. Dee %
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News ofgreas Importance


kOHN 3 " 4 Nd n L y 4 q VI
haze concluded, il they can succeed in selling out
out their, stock ofRcady Made Clothing by the LIST OF
next March to undertake their Journey TO the gold
region in california. They will, therefore, offer
great bargains in their stock or are willing to sell out
the entire stock at eastern prices, Now is the chance
to get bargains at reduced prices.
Ottawa, Dec |, 1873.
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Thomas J. Fanham, author of Iif, i,
'ai'iorn,s, and husband Of the late mat.
rem 81 sing sing Prison, aud formerly or
iazw'll county, H.. dice at san Frinci;co.
on the 18th Sept.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-29

BuaNING OF THE PARK THrArRE.-By
Telegraph TO Detroit we learn the Park
Theatre, n. Y, with several surrounding
buildings, was destroyed by fire Oh the nth
inst,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-29
Acu advertisements.

3 fROTRACTED Meeting will he held bv the
1" Methodist Protestant huuh M Mr. iny- school
room, il Ottawa Centre, ON ftr 7lh Of Jan 1879
Bolhnu hum abroad alc invited Ia attend Come
uq to NE h,p OF he Ionl agnIi-t the mighty"
dec ~ JA,.u MutFp
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An old pear tree at Eastman, Mass,
planted by Gov. Prince, of the Plymouth
Colony, over two hundred years ago, was
blown down in a recent gale.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-29

here Is n lady down east so excessively
modest That she iaiLted ON hearing the ei-
der announce that his text could be found in
the cpist!e of Peter.
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The Alcshanians will be here mex, week

An Extensive Margin -The editors of tho
Boston Traveller call themselves "Deno.
cratic Free Soil Uhigs."
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0TTiN \ rHICE ,UuEFyT.

'orNtCttp wttkLY nY A. MaGiiIrr,
IN may "oous, GR"Ctulfs. Avn rnourrr.
nro,.,, Oi'awa, Dec. %, 1915.
r"ol lNioNS: CdlhjHS, n. Ga7
Hrcf, 100, $2OOaS25O =. dry. IooI5
Pork, 7ja $50 Deer Skins, :. IaoII
lcHtSon, 2juG 800 ShsJAhiaA, 1898
LGrG, H. lGbc Coon I56a,
taHow, Ga7 Nuhr0i, Ca \
GRAIN * FLOUR:lIink. ISM
wheat, winter, 5OaaS GROCERIES:
spring, .i1d5O Sugar brown. 5lGIO
C"'S' l1dlS " crushed, I2Gll
Corn, ljalS loaf t9,ih
HdHcy, 1890, liolau,y. raIl. o5aI5
bsdHS, iOd5nl CCf'c, Rio, III. 9aIO
Fiour, sup. i00b.2.2j :. Java" I,oI5
" hne' 2ooI Tea, y. dyson, 5Oa75
{" buckwht, 100 :" old :. ssoSI
Corn meal, bush. 20 " black. 5Oa1s
VEGETABLES; SUNDRIES:
Potatoes, bush 2ja3O Butter, Ialc
O1ionA, " oNaJO Chase, Jd
CGbboges, each, Ia 5 Eggs, doz. I2l
FURS \ SKINS: Honcy, ID. SaI6
Beg Hides,Gr. 2lG3. CqpGies, tall, l0al2I
dry, u az sperm, .i0d5O
The good s!eighng has brought in pork
and whcatin large quantities. Pork ranges
from 81 - for less than 200 lbs. 81 tor over
100 lbS., 81 % for 20 lbs, AMI - 30 for
"oo lbs. and over. The receipts daily for
the past week have been about 300 hogs.
There is considerable competition in the
wheat market buyers are anxious to pnr.
chase all they can get. Spring from i6 TO
DE, winter from 81 10 Csc.
Corn, Is to lSc.
Oats, lJc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-29

Why is the letter b like a hot Gre .
Gnv> II up.
(AuSNur next weekly
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AFTER !IM.-We see by the Pittsburgh
papers that a motion has been made in that
city for the "arres, of judgment"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-29
New York Clothing Emporium.

JUNI OptNFd N VIIHNd.
THE subscribers beg leave 10 assure the people O
this and all the surrounding coun,cs thai they M
IN the receipt OF and Just opening in Rcddicks hocb,
one door north Of the Post office entirely the largcs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-29

Iowa SENAToRs.-Gen. A. G. Dodge and
Geo. w. Jones, Esq. have been elected U.
S. Senators from Iowa.
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N''~T ~ 'IVTU NTWVN Ut TI-TNVTIIUN
lss,AslH MADE CLOTHING

ever offered IN this market Every article OF gentle
mems apparel is mad IN the most perfect maj n r,
and III IS warranted in every case in complete
cordance with the taste OF the purchaser
Goats.
Their assortment consists Of every description style,
size. aud qunliy Of rock, dress and over Goats OF
cloth, twc,'ds black doc skin, flushing, beaver pilot
cloth aud blanket Vests
Olcycry description size, style and quality and
pnntdlyOuS
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Also, large assortment Of iccordioHs, Iio'iRS.
Flutes, Carpet Bags Buffalo robes, aud over shoes.
Please call before purchasing elsewhere iou
will find better selected stock nj the n. Y. Cloth
ing Emporium, than any where clse, Chicago not
excepted, and for prices, no place in this western
world excepted From our long experience in this
line, we are confident we can compete with any es-
Enlistment Of the kind kouN & MANpELBAUM.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-29

. LAcoSic.-A fellow who had been pick
up, sent the foloeing brefepistle TO his mo-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-29

"Dcdr Moiher-I am in Jail"
To which the old lady replied;
"Dcdr Son--Sc am l."
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Cutlery and .yewciry.

plain and fancy cashmere, satuett, &c &C., lined
unlncd made IN every style Of fashion.
Particular ION IL cd n thgir nj