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BONAPARTE'S HABITS.

His partiaIity for tho hath lie mistook
fora necessity. lie would remain in
the bath two hours. during which time
| used to read to him extracts from the
journals and pamphlets Of the day, for
he was anxious to hear and know al.
that was going on. While in the bath
he was continually turning on the warm
water to raise the temperature go that
was sometimes cnyclopcd in such a
dense yapor, that could not see to
read, and was Obliged to open the door
Bonapartc was exceedingly temperate
and avcrsc to all excess. His hattcr.
c:s, probably under the idea that sleep
is Incompatible with greatness, have
cvlnced an equal disregard of truth in
speaking ofhiS night Watching Bona
partc made others watch, but he himself
slept, and slept well. His orders we're
that | should call him every morning
at seven. ! was, therefore, the first to
enter his chamber; but very frequent
~, when ! awokc him, he would turn
himself and say, "Ah, Bourricnnc, let
me sleep little longer When there
was no very pressing business, l did
not disturb him again till eight o'clock.
lie generally slept seven hours out Of
the twcnt.y.iour, besides taking a short
nap III the afternoon.
AmoaS the private instructions which
Bonnpastc gave men, one was very GU
r'ons: During the night said lie.
enter my chamber as seldom as posi-
bic. Do not awake ne when you have
any good news to communicate with
that there is no hurry; but when you
bring me bad news, rouse me instantly,
Tor then there is not 0 moment to DO
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MONUMENT OF BGOTIAN
SLAIN.

About mile or little more from tho
khan, on the right side of the road to-
ward Orchomenus, is the sepulchrc Of
the Beotians who fell in the battle O,
ChHronca. At the period when this
district was traverscd by Leake, bod
well, Cell, or any other previous trav.
cllcr to whose works | have had access,
nothing was here visible but tumulus.
The lion, by which Pausanias describes
1t as having been surmounted, had com.
plctely disappeared. The mound Of
earth has since been excavated, and 4
colossal marble lion discovered, deeply
imbcddcd iii its interior. This noble
piece of sculpture, though now strew.
cd in detached masses about the sides
and interior of the excavation, NAV
still be said to exist nearly in its origin
al integrity.
That the government, during the ten
years Of comparative tranquility the
country has now enjoyed, should have
done nothing for its preservation, is an.
ether proof how little the reeener alton
OF Greece has done for that of her mon
umcnts. 1t would appear that the
marble. with the larse of ages, had
gradually imhcddcd itself in tho soft
material that formed its base, so as final
~ to have sunk, not only beneath the
surface OF the tumnlns, but, TO Judge
from the appearance ofthc excavation.
even Of the plain itsclF-a remarkable
instance Of the effect Of time in conceal
ing and preserving, as well las in DESTROY
lnE, monuments of ancient art.
This lion may, upon the whole, be
pronounced the most interesting scpul
chra! monument in Greece perhaps
in Europe. 1t is the only one dating
from the better days Of Hcllas--with
the exception, rcrhal S, of the tumulus
OF Marathon-the id nifty of which is
beyond dispute. 1t is also an asccr-
tanned specimen Of the sculpture of the
most perfect period of Greek art
That it records the last decisive blow
beneath which Hellenic independence
sunk, never permanently to rise again,
we're IN itself sufficiently strong claim
on our warmcst sympathies. But the
mode iii which ltrccords that fatal event
renders the claim doubly powerful
For tins monument possesses the affect
M popularity Of being erected, not. rs
usual with those situated like itself on a
field of battle, to commemorate the vic
tory. but the misfortune Of the warriors
whose bodies rcrose in the soil beneath
the valor, not the success of their
struggle for liberty. These claims are
urged by Pausanias with his usual drv,
quaint brcvity, but with much simple
force and pathos. con approaching
the city," says he, sis the tomb of the
Brotians, who fell in tic battle with
Philip. 1t has no inscription, but the
t-urc ola lion is laced II, on it as an
emblem Of the jilit of those men,
The inscription has been omitted, rs l
suppose, because the gods had willcd
that their fortune should not be equal to
their rrowcss.-[ Journal Of a 1ow IN
Greece.
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STUDY A CHILD,s CApACTTIEs.

90 not ccnsnre their dullncss. A teach
or might as we'll scold child for being
nearsighted, as for being naturally dull.
Some children have q great verbal
memory, others are quite tho reverse.
Some minds develop carly, others late.
Some have great powers Of acquiring
others originating. Some may ap.
pear stupid, because their true spring
OF character has never been touched.
Inc Ounce of a school may turn out in
the end the living, progressive, wonder
working genius of the aye. In order
to exert the best spiritual influence, we
must understand the spirit upon which
we wish to exert that influence. For
with the human mind, we must work
with nature, and not against it. Like
the leaf of the ncttlc, touched ole way,
1t stmGs like wasp; if the other, it is
softer than satin. If VIC would do JUS
ticc to the human mind, we must find
its peculiar characteristics, and adapt
ourselves to individual wants. tn con
versatlon On this point with 4 friend
who is now the principal in one of our
best grammcr schools, and to whose in
structIon | look back with delight
Your remarks, said lie, are quite true:
let me tell you little incident Which
bears upon this point. Last summer,
| had girl who was exceedingly be-
bind in all her studies. She was at
the foot of her division, and seemed to
care but little about her books. 1t so
happened that as q relaxation, | let
them at times during school hours unite
IN singing. | noticed that this Girl had
remarkably clear, sweet voice; and I
sald to her. Jane, you have a good
voice, and you may lead in the singing
She frightened up, AID tom that tiuc
her mlnd seemed to be more active
Her lessons were attended to, and she
soon gained Il high rauk. One day as
was going home, ovcrtool; her viii,
a school companion. We'll Jane, sal
/, you are getting along very well; how
happens it you do SO much better now
than at the beginning of the quar,rr?'
l do not know why t is, she replied.
i know what she toll me the other
oay, sa'a her comranlon.
wv W." "n'' y, "aS way? asked.
w ~ sue s'i'' SIC Was encouraged.
conrngcl. She felt that she was not
dul! III everything. She had learned
se'' 1 SS!'ec'' '!'o mus she was cnconr-
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Hook AND Crook on enter
Irg Waterford llarbor. observed castle on
one shore and church on the ot her; nuuir
ing who they were, he was told it was the
castle Of look and the church of CrooE.-
Then, said he, we must enter and take the
town by Hook or by Crook Hcncc tho pro.
verb TO this day.
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Happiness doats on her works. and is prod
lgal to her iavouri'c. As one drop of water
hath an attraction for another, 30 do lelicitjcs
run into folicities.
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y LINeutsT;-"I say. Bob, you have been
10 Cation, kav'nt youl''
"Yes"
"Wo!l, can you speak Gilman
"f-cs,a llt!c: that is, speak broken
china"
Thirteen founces arc tottoo many for the
dress OF lady who wishes to be a la mode io
London.
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Important to California Emisrau,s.

important 10 Cplifornia Emigrauis.
"What does it profit man to gain" all
the Gold in California and lose his own health
and life
To supply want that must be apparent
to every person who expects 10 20 to Cali.
fornia, where they will be subject to various
diseases, from sudden changes of climate
and diet, and other unavoidable causes, and
out OF reach Of Physicians, have had con.
venient and compact MEDICINE CursTs
neatly fitted up, containing some twenty.
five or thirty different kinds Of Medicines
in most common Se,-bcsleS tests for
Gold, accompanied with Pamphlet giving
short treatise in familiar language, so that
any person can understand it, Of such disca.
ses as are most likely to prevail on such ex.
peditions-wih recipes and directions for
preparing and taking medicines, so that any
one can give them without danger. To
. which is added methods OF obtaining, wash.
ing and testing Gold. The price is so low
as to be within the reach of any one. /
nave also large abd general assortment
Of Drugs, Medicines, Patent Medicines. and
many fancy goods suitable for trading with
the Indians, at extremely low prices. Per.
sons visiting It. Louis would do well to call
at my Store corner Third and Market streets
and examine for themselves. About the st
ct April, shall also have a supply of the
Medicins Chests and other useful aud valu.
able articles at Independence, West. Port,
and St. Joseph, tmr3O- 35.al A.G.BRAGG.
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4. .. Smith,
L. D. Smith

LAYING Just purchased of Mcssrs BAcHrrI.rR
g. SEELf, their stock IN trade, would respect
iuly solich share OF public patronage. Ills stock
nj present consists in general assortment of
Dry foods, Groceries n Hardware,
such as
Cloths, CdsSimeres, Sdilineit, Tpeeds,
Kentucky Jeans, Tesiings, &c.
choice selection OF prints, ninghnms, de ans dress
silks, blcached and brown muslin, 1 TO .! wide /,
bleached aud brown drilling to IL wide check
hickory stripes colored cambnck red, white, and
yellow ilanne Canton do, lrish linen, crash linen
diaper, hosiery, gloves, handkerchef scaris, SWISS
muslin, cambncdo., lace, rdging and inscron RIB
bons, and variety OF notions \ small stock which
will be sold very cheap, Of
Ready Made Clothing.
Goats, Vests Pants, Fine Shirts Hickory do, Cotton
and Wool Flannel Shirts and Drawers
The Best Quality
OfTeas, Coffee, n, o. loaf and crushed sugar, mo-
asscs, cider vinegar, rice, saeIatus, candles soap,
nails, glass, together with all the Mte culinary ar
tlcIes--flour and Indian Meal kept constantly and
warranted IN all cases.
A First Rate Stock Of
Mems thick. Kip and calf Boots, mems and boys
Brogans ladies CATERS, kid walking shoes and
buskIns, leather lace boots and low quarcTed Shoes
misses and chdren's Boots and Shoes. And
A Good Assortment of
Knives and forks, SCISSOR, hand saws hammers, au-
gers, door hanglngS, trOwcs, grain scoops, shOye.s
and spades, trace chains, &c
Packages will be sent throughout town free OF
charges The highest Market price will be paid Tor
all kinds of produce.
The subscriber pledges himself to sell
goods as io,c as can be afforded in town.
Ottawa, March ., 1919, l.. d. SMITH
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NCMsnR per / gCncX.


YNllE undersigned Inns been appointed by Nessrs.
Stewart & Co., Of Chicago agent for the fol-
lowing newspapers printed IN that city:
Chicago Daily Tribune;
Weekly 7ribuncS Adrocateof Free Democracy;
gem Of The Prairie
The Daily 1fibune is large business newspa.
per, containing all the latest ,clegraphC report, Of
News and Markets, and is suitable for business
men. 1t also contains dnlly reports Of the Chicago
markets Price 50 per year. or IN proportion for u
less time.
The Weekly Tribune is Of the largest class OF po-
lllica newspapers, and contains more reading matter
thnn any other weekly paper printed IN the west. II
also contains full statement of the Foreign and
Domestic News Political Intelligence, and vast
amount Of other reading matter. Price 81 per year.
The Gem Of The PrdHie il n literary newspaper
printed on the best quality of paper, IN q1auo FORM
suitable for binding 1t Is the only real WesterR lite
raly papcrln the western states Price 81 30 perycar
The undersigned will be pleased 10 receive sub.
srtptons for either Of the above papers at any time
Nso, Cl orders for ldrsri5cmcatS 10 be Inserted in
the Daily Tribune, promptly attended to.
Feb 20. 1919 JACOB RElGART.
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WOULD ANY ONE SUPPOSE such
men as Judge William Burke, Rev. G.. w.
Maley, DIR. William s. Ritkhards, and Dr.
Heram Cox, Professor in Medical Uni
versity Of Cincinnati, would openly and
fearlessly recommend for Coughs, Colds
yea, even for Consumption-D Rogers,
Lirerwon and Tar, if they did not knoU
the medicine possessed all the virtues
claimed for it by its distinguished inventor ?
Surely not Then why triile with mere pal
liatives, and suffer the insidous destroyer to
progress until the last scene is forever
closed?l
1t is sold by G. l.. THOMPSON, Ottawa,
5. G. SMITH, Peru, and j. q. SMITH, New
ark.
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CHICAGO, st. LOFTS & CINClNNiTI EXPRESS.
LIVINGSTON A. In.

w Ill make five day trips toand from the above
w cities, commencing on the opening OF the ri
ycrs. The facilities afforded by the proprietors Of
this Express Line, for the safe and speedy Transport
taton oispecle, bank notes packages cases, &C. the
collection o notes, bills, nnd accounts, are ample and
complete having prompt and responsible agents AT all
the principal intermediate places ont the route Each
Express will be accompanied 10y one Of the proprlc-
tors, or by a competent and trusty messenger. They
will be provided with iron safes on steam boats III all
cases All matter intended to be conveyed by this
express, must be properly put up, correctly address.
ed and delivered to the messenger or to a regularau-
thorzcda agent Packages destined to places off the
route will be delivered to other expresses other
modes of conveyance unless otherwise ordered by
the c0nsigRor Gan ~ LIVINGSTON & Co.
~ The subscribers, agents for tins express line,
in Ottawa, will receive oil packages OF money TO be
forwarded or orders to be- executed, and will give
their careful attention 10 any business which may
be nru-tcd to AelTcare as agents OF this express tine
Feb 9, 1919 CusHMAN & GRDLEY
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Large Sales for Cash
And small Profits at the Cheap Cash
BIO o K ST 0 L L

IOSEPH KEEN, IT,, & BROTHER, No liG,
j Lake Street, Chicago, ILL.,, keep constantly on
hand as large and complete an assortment OF Books
and Stationary a. are to be found west oil New York
School books in large quantities for Jobblng, consist
I'M in part Of the lolowing.yiz:
Spelling BJgts--Wcbsiers, Sanders, NcGulty's,
Towns, FowIels, and Dentcy's Pictorial
RcqiiHg BJoks- Sanders, McGiutlcy's. Einer-
sons, Towns, PJrtcrs Rhetorical Readers, English
Readers, &c
Gran,mGrS--Smi;h's, Balloons, KiIkhlm's Wells,
Browns. and Chambers
Ar.iameiicS-Smilh's, Emersons !, 9. and 3, Col
burns, Adams II aud Is mo- Perkins Voge.s, Kay's
l., {? and ,, Dabo.ls and Grceniears
GeJsraPhies-O ,ney's, Smiths = and small Nit
chc.'s Typography and Atlas and Primary, Niorzes,
Goolrichs, Parcy's Burritt'5 Geography Of the
Heavens and Atlas, Woodbridge's and Wizards.
Works on Philosophy, Chemistry, Physiology,
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Ghiraoo advertisements.
l. aw llOOli =.

A s; \; i s s :f; 4; ; S s.;
IASA4 IN assortment of Law Books
n mn ~ in the Wen, among which are
SssssssslE..sssA Cotton Treatise N. York
Digest Governs Reports, n. Y; liills do Eas,'s
do Demos do Brecse's do Scammon's Reports
H.; Gilman's do Curtis U. $ Digest; IIacomb's
Supreme Court Digest, Chtly's Grim. law; do Plea
dmgs; Story's EG. Digest; do jurisprudence; do
Conflict OF law; do on partnership do on bailments
do sales do on promissory notes DO on bills OF
exchange; do on agency; CoIyer on Partnership;
Statutes Of Illinois; Whcaon's international Law )
Roberts on Fraudulent Conycyancing; BIylcnbui5
on Usury Eden on Injunction Mihew I Prsump-
tive Evidence Tidd'S Practice; Saunders Reports,
Roscoes Criminal Evidence; Russell ON Crencs :;
Archbo.d- Grim = eading; do Ciyi do Couklin's
Treatise Philips on Insurance Duer on do; Bar
bours Cha1reTy Practice Daniels do; Lubc's
Equity Pleadings; B,nckstone's Commentaries
Barge on Sueriyship; Greoncaion evidence Sug-
den on Ncnlors; Adams on Eocuncn,; Hiltard on
Sales HUMPHREYS Ppcrdcnt-; klr,ands Surro-
gate Reeves Domestic Relations Land Owners
Manual; Whauou's An crican CrIm Law Clerks
Assistants Pothier on Contracts; and Abbot On
Shipping
The above we Will furnish as low as they can he
had IN New York. Gentlemen ct the bar VIII md
!tior their interest to give ,lbeiorc purchasing
FEB IL 4 II e. {. BURLEG.
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4 Election WILDE held at the court house in
"A the town Of Ottawa La Sale county, on
Monday the 7hday OF May next for the election of
five Trustees for said town. The polls will be open
edat o'clock in the afternoon, and closed al six
Ottawa, March 6, 1919
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tualksr s. Gitk!lng.
More New Goods!

WALKER & HlCKLlNG wish to inform
w their customers that they have removed into
the new Brick Building, one door west Of the old
stand on the south side OF the Public Square and
have ust received from the eastern cities a large aud
varied stock Of Staple and Fancy goods suited for
this market, comprising SILK, Cotton, Linen, Wors-
ted and WOllcn Fabrics II is useless to cnumcrac
articles, we will only say that most artcesn tins line
called for at a Country Store may be found in our
stock and will be sold nt the forrest prices Our mot
to is motto be undcrsoldby any one"
Also I'VE have lately received G2 cases Of
Boots, Shoes and Brogans, all sorts and sizes, srta
Bile for wear Of men, women, and children these
will be- sold nj very low prices
ALso--Crockery and Glassware; a good assert
ment OF heGry and sheifilARDWARE; trace log
and halter chains, scythes and sncahs, wrought and
cut nails and spikes, all sizes Also,
GROCERIES
OF all kinds. as cheap a. usual and our stock Of
Drugs, Medicines. and DwstU6s is complete, and
will be sold at Chicago or st. Louis prices whole
sale or retail
CASn pald for any quantity of Hides and Wheat
Oats, Lard, Bacon, and most other produce taken in
exchange at the highest rates
Dec. L. 1915 WALKER & illl Killing,
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CASH

phD lcrWhcat, Oats, Com mi Rnrlcvbv
! decl9 + G. N,TrlyGrP.
COOD SOAP, and pressed anl scarinr candles,
u can always he fonndat TicSl NArrvGrns,
GENUINE ;uli1 nankccn, dqma.k table spreads,
- Scotch and Russia diaper, for salchv
dcrl N,TrIy7rr.
IRISH linen. li"cN lawn, liner md conhric poke;
! h1Dikerchirts oG most excellent Gn1''v c1n be
found at dec NATTtyerR's.
Il NlT wrappers mariuo under shirts rnl shaded
~. mp'rnl crHyAts ut NArrtyirR's.
4 GREAT variety of'alio~arl ron,'rr'on's cloves,
II such NJ ladies' white black, mil firrv ro'orci
French kid; cashmere, This Ind and fancy
cniI; gents black oul white French kill French
buck, cashmere and Berlin lined cloves. for SHE by
dec. l. NArrmGrp
1EPIlYR wor.'cd, canvass. embroidered mi
- terms floss, silk fringe anil Cnpof al ro'ors.
cords tassrls bnlJng., purse silks beads and fancy
tmmn Us iorsa'c by NATrwGrU.
S0OO Pieces cnIics of different stylc7 md pn,crns.
'VoV for sale lowhy NATrNGrI.
TUST received superior ar,icl, Of woollon bon.
y kcts, mlnuncturcd by j. Il u Green, Dayton,
AMI for sale At the manufacturers price: by
dec, Nrry.ER.
SOLAR lamps, side lamps, hanging lqrl omp $
- a!np wcIs, lamp shades and cAimucys for sulc by
dee. !. NArrtyGeR.
A FlRSTRATE article Of New Orleans clarified
~ sugar Just rccciycdby NArrWGER.
ID ICE--A premium article ior soehy
IL decl NArTrYGER,
Coop cider vinegar can be had otthc store "
" dec ]. JIG. NATTIvGER.
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ItAUTlON.--W Whereas, my WIFE, Rachel
- Ackley, has left my bed AM board without
just cause, all persons are therefore cauIloGed
against hsrboring or trusting her on my Sccount
US will pay no {. hts of her contracting.
CHARLES ACkLEN.
Dayton, April 1, isi9.-.3sp
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Grand Dctour i'iOugIis.

1.-TWO Horse steel had side,
Two horse iron DO
Breaking d
Cora do
A new supply Of these very dcseued,y popuIat
pows on hand. No farmer who holds pow han
die or runs turTow ought to be without one They
have driven out every other make where they have
been introduced No one runs any risk IA buying
them. II al low does not please purchaser acr .
trial they viii be taken back and the money return
ed. For snlc only LY j @ y ArrINHFR
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Wines and Liquors.

I PIPE Oars Brandy, 5 pu,ciJoaSt Croix Rum
| |" Cognac, do 4 bbl4 Iamaca do
4" IIencscv do ipp,s Madeira wine,
g Plnct Ca,tillioni Pot do
Champaign do Malaga do
Swan gin 90 bbls American brandy
sep2 Sid by NoR,E and CoyvrGLEy.
OK BOXES obncco of superior article, cheaper
az than ever sold before at Nl6Rgr andC oNyEMEg's
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NJ AlLS-3OO kegs assorted sizes.
~ % kegs Boat spikes, 3! to inches fer sale BY
APO WALKER * illCKlING.
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l'IOIIslis.

II7E have reed on consignment
w q OF the Prairie city Plough, and 2i"Pcor.a
Premium do, all warranted TO ScOur weH
Apo NALRER & llNRIING.
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iinan s. Ganacr.
California Gold.

A RARE SPECULATION-Al persons
"A whose notes and accounts are due, Will save
themselves both trouble and costs by balng nmed-
arly and settling them. We sold you goods upon
the express understanding ot prompt pay. aud now
expect 1t. lanl2 RYAN a. SANGER.
Pork, lard, wheat corn, oats, hides, ullow lurs,
and skins wanted atthr highest market price
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Grand Ball.
4 Fresh supply.

nRIED apples and peaches, ralsius, MoIasscs,
- vinegar, Goldfish, &c, lust received aud Tor sale
a little cheaper than ercr byl inp5l ID. l.. SMITH.
SOAP and CandIes-ljO boxes st Louis candies,
X and 80 do Of soap Just reed and for sale 10y
APO Waikiki 4 llICNLlSG.