The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-27

Young people are often at loss for q,
:ts in their p,u,cg In tlta scbo,,,

!h LHtii ptUltS. IN Tue schemes
s,ric.- Non the subject, the penalties the
ice Hra sometimes Vulgar, or absuri
AL "here INNOCENT pleasure is
creating confusion
desirued. The following are suggested to
helm our Young friends out of the difficulty.
These G:sfeits. il wilt be seen. have each a
separate name did number. Now. good
plan would be. for . person who is to take an
active part in the eYvuins party, to read them
over durins- the day. and to become acquaIH;-
ed with them. Then, il @@il"ttlng the iorfeits,
rhen they are called, thus Here Is pref,
ty thing, and a very pretty thing what shall
the owner of this thing do?' The person
awarding the forfeits may call out. Hush-i.'
bye, baby - - HobsoG's choice = Dot
and carry one T. &c. The cryer of the for
feits then explains what is To be done. In
this way the redemption OF the torfelts viii
20 on freely, without stoppage or hesitation,
and capital evenings amusement be de-
rived.
JOURNEY 20 ROME.
The person whose forfeit is c.lel must 20
round to all i'll the company, to tell them that
he is going on 4 journey 10 lt3me, and that
he will feel great pleasure IN taking anything
for his Holiness the Pope. Every one must
give something to the traveller The more
cum Jers5,ae or awkward TO carry, the more
fu. it occasiors.l When he has gathered all.
be has to carry the things to one corner OF
the rom and deposit them, and thus ends
his penance.
TIE PILGEIH.
Tho pilgrim IS very like the borgar. \
xen,ieman conducts LADY around the circle,
saviar - each member OF it, if a gentleman :
=. ! a.ss for nv sisi y, and a mJr7-i OF bread
for ma." L. u lady: 3" \ morsei of brea!
for n.y sister, and kiss for me" The bread
/. of no particular importance, bat the kiss
is indispensable.
TIE SECRET.
This consists in whispering secret to each
melnber of the company.
THE BEGGAE.
y pentance TO be inflicted on gentleman
only. The peuitart ta'es 4 staff. aud app
p-oaches q lady. He falls on hi, knees. be-
fore her. and. humping hI, stuff on the
ground, imp!ores - Charity The lady,
touched bv the poor mans Distress asks him,
:. Do you want brea. p D. yoI want wat
err Do YOU want cent, &c. To all
questions such as these the beEgar replies by
humping his staff Oh the ground imp ttently.
At length the lady says. = Do yOI want
KISS Al 'heae "oFdS Ile oe=-"i J''' - "P
and kisses the iady'
THE KNIGHT OF THE RUEFUL coUSTENANCE.
The PLAYER whose foriei, IS cried Is 50 call
ed He must take Il lighted candle IN his
hand, and select some ether player TO be his
sauire who takes hold Vi his arm, and they
both go round TO all the la!ies IL the com
PAM r. - IA ~ III. III ,Gar os,h I;ss -
Ishu Gl G.l'5' -, b.,,il,.hia,
TPe the '-.' I'ID'.,. ''' - "''
Inc khiSht 'HI'I e'r'y '''' 80 .'s ','''' .|,a.
'he pehince' """ !''s>'''o z'''''
nance.
""'S"N Cho''L-
biFh a CORK ~ one emu anu "etP II go
inI 49, ~ h',rI L,r;,1.,,.r,,. - ro
e -, =, ~, .,,,.J ,i,r.s i;.,,,.. vji.b
nd von viii haye- IF voI .Iy III,
TN that end n( th, cork must he Dlssed
along your forehead. The CORK must then be
t-urned several tunes ana wn''e'er eh1 you
say mus: next be passed down yo'Lr nose ana
the third time across your cheeks or cum
You are then allowed TO see the success o'
Your cho.es- ~,
MS VIII aHofd capitai !un' anu SIo''t ''
played falrly' 10 give 'h1 person u, VINO w.