The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-05-28

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few weeks His name was Gleim. A few days
ago Martin Keim, Of Turn Hall, volunteered to
take the crazy young man home TO his parents
in the Fsderland, and started for Europe with
his charge At South Bend, Indiana, the de.
ranged man eluded the vigilance of Mr.. Ksim
BY rather shrewd sratagem. He got of bis
clothing and pretended to go to bed in sleep
ing car, and Mr.. Keim thinking all was right,
went to bed too; but after the cara had gone ~
miles, Martin looked for his companion, when
10! he had got away. Tho brakeman .ays he
didu't unlock the door until the cars had got in
rapid motion. Mr.. X. returned. got tho sheriff
and police. and at length found him in . whisky
chop, as happy clam, ut South Bend
Again getting his man in custody. Martin
went Oh to Utica. n Y. Here he WAS Ill right,
and said he was hungry. Keim got out to got
refreshments WAS gone but one moment, re-
turned, and bis man had escaped once more
After all nights search the wretched man
was found on store near the depot. Getting
once more started they arrived at New York,
whore be managed TO escape again. After .
three days search, aided by large detective aud
police force, and spending large amount of
money, Mr.. Keim was forced to abandon the
search and return home but before leaving he
found near relative OF the crazy man, in whos 20
hands the matter OF finding the poor lunstic
now rests
SeRGIcAL.-Last Tuesday We witnessed what
young surgeon would call "a beautiful opera.
ton" in surgery. A lad Of eleven years Of age,
q son Of Mr.. Connell, living few miles south Of
this city, has from birth been deformed. his up.
per lip and jaw being badly out of shape. The
difficulty WAS double hair lip. He could not
talk plainly his upper lip was divided BY two
openings, the teeth protruding through each slit
in the lip, and the jaw also being deformed. Dr.
II. Olin, Of this city, was confident that by cut
ing piece from the jaw, removing some Of the
upper front teeth, and .csrrifying the lip, he
could remove all difficulty and give the boy, be-
sides far less repulsvs appearance, the power
OF distinct articulation. which he has never be.
fore possessed. DR.. Olin, assisted BY Dr.. Hath.
eway, successfully performed the operation in a
most scientific manner. The jaw was removed,
the lip cut and sswed together and the patient
is now ali right. and finds himself able to talk
quite plainly, much TO his astonishmcnt and the
grsfifcation of his friends
! BUsY.--We called to see Hugh Gillcn yester.
day, of the popular frm Of Reddick Il Gillon
and found the store ~ full OF people that Ne
couldn't get enough 10 him TO more than
nod at him. This firm never bought 20 heavily
before this season, and their books show 9
larger trade this spring than any other in many
years. Mr.. c. himself is always very polite and
attentive to all his customers, and he makes it q
rule 70 employ none but the most polite assist
ants. These points duly considered, together
with the fact that he buys for cash Of first hands
and deals only in such goods Is he can safely
warrant, there is no secret Why he is so emiueu.
| ly successful, or why bis firm is 70 popular in
this county.
TRABING.-There are merchant tailoring and
clothing establishments in the city that put OF
bigger airs and make good deal moro nois>
about their business than our excellent friend
Will Trsbiug, 1T No. 81 La Sale street, wss
side OF court house; but if called upon to Say
which kept better selected stock Of ready mad,
clothing snc furnishing goods, or had the cloth
the skill and the hands to get up better ous
tom made suit We should be ut dead stand still
The truth is. when we want An extra nice Goa
or pair Of pants got up for exclusive Sund.,
use, We 80 to Will trabing, and in this busnes
We find dozens OF others acting a sensibly. II
short, frablng is first class tailor, and deal
throughout in hrst class goods, while none ar
more moderate in prices.
SCOTT, HOUTZ d CO.
Scott, Houtz & Co. have opened for to-day
trade very large lot Of ladies' plain white hose
at cents pair. ."
A large line of white pique from 1Sto 90 cent
per yard.
Great bargains in new lot Of dress good
from Is cts. to 25 OTIS. per yard, worth from b
OTIS. to so cts. per yard.
A large lot of psrssols, sunshades, fans an,
hoop skirts just received.
A lot Of seamless kid gloves for 81 a pair.
Dr. La Fountaine is doing wonders in tn
healing line. He curing many persons of YER
Difficult: and obstinate diseases, and some tha
were chronic and of long standing. He charge
nothing for consultation and advice. His room
are at the Park House.
New AND ELEGANT.-There is another bi
arrival Of new goods at Hulls this week, consist
ing mainly Of dress goods Of various styles. Thi
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