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preuB,ldeu %8ronprin3en our4 biele 9eiratb
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gen Der Sdume. trltt oft ebenfals ein Insz
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Ylutreiniaunssmittet unb baben als ioldeS
ihren Ruf betpQhrt.
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"star- Wfru"s !. platform.

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VA os$sx>tane ufsrbn1.
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s.nsn AYelt uaVoI oein otrtuui unir.t.
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Ceus VttvtnuItcs A.peLiuItes putterus AZ.
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.ahtn.
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~, pivls 0lpstt beCant.
six papra ptaUssple Salopns, 9 e 0topms un.
0dpt.
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upertsen.iI.
graarsn, .ptl6e NIT eisler etnis p~srfanpt peresn, iaR
ven tiYetlnaBtB N yltp.Ypt. an etm apsIesGlen Hitr g.
4pmpuap, 81 9.erIp oIiprr.
Utapt las aiase weI.,r ale Nep.yort werptn (1nsl
lA6 pIt6 paluT nIwts axe ptt ,ptst.IQ Bep4p.s.
uRtprtn peftputt.
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dttlabs papItab to Spnllners.
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george Us. Aiien ". Nu., 48enteu,
feb. lipst &smpaap's gppurpes, U,paeus.
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60 Nrpseut.

0Hten N9ellteu lOlrp elle @uulIllt1tto1 be3ahll
Tnr oem StI.uuf uDh lieueil ulip ytpuph,urell SuWerl
uul rlier DER ueorutenpltI Ouultltptluns y ltintI. W"
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Railways Ready Relief,
syieber urh.falteS Eieber.

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gi:bt tein bsiImittelis Der gbslt, ,pelAe, Gieber uns
gBehlslHeber uno a.. i~cnfti9en per,uanbt.n Qranfbei.
ten, gauen'. Sharia4.. tppbbies., aeIbn nno ion.
hi!as .Gteber Sbsnen 6ara Habi ,ap's pilsu abre( often
pire) 10 raid bsisitist al .aiessas's IA lsp xsIsfs
30 Gents per Elei0e.
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Dentel u. Co.,
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nss>tn Uxs<a.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-08-25

A Brooklyn man writes to the SUI: 81
drank more intoxicating liquor from the yeal
1857 to the last day of 1873 than any otherper
son ever knew or heard of; and in the mean
time, knowing this sure cure, ddnot practice
it on myself, but, for fun did practice it on
many others, and effected permanent cures
The remedy is this: When person finds he
must have drink, let him take Il drink DIVA
ter, say two or three swallows, as often as the
thirst or craving may desire. Let him con
tinue this practice. His old chums will laegh
but let him perscvere, and it will not be a
week before the appetite for any kind of slim
ulant will disappear altogether, and water be
taken to quench the natural thirst. If at any
time the victim should feel II craving let him
take the first opportunity and obtain swal,
low of water, and he can pass and rcpass all
saloons. When he goes home he will feel sat.
istied and be sober and have money in his
pocket | commenced this practice the first
day of 1874 and never think, now, of taking a
drink of stimulants."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-08-25

SPONTANEOUS GENERATIoN.-Prof lyndail
closed discourse at the Royal institute
with the following positive language: Il
hardly think it necessary to summarize up
what has been brought before you. In fact
the whole discourse is but summing of eight
months of inccssant labor. From the begin
ming to the end of the inquiry there is not, as
you have seen, a shadow of evidence in favor
of the doctrine of spontaneous generation.
There is, on the contrary, overwhelming evi'
dcnCc against it. But do not carry away with
you the notion sometimes enormously ascribed
TO me that | deem spontaneous generation
impossible" or that wish 10 limit the power
of matter in relation to life. Ny views on this
subject ought to be well known. But posi-.
bilty is one thing and proof is another; and
when in our day seek for experimental evil
dcncc of the Transformation of the non-living
into the living | am led incXorably to the
conclusion that no such evidence exists, and
that in the lowest, as in the highest, of organ
lied creatures, the method of nature is that life
shall be the issue OF antecedent life"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-08-25

Tricks OF THE COssACKS-PasSing through
the streets Of Galatz, the thin, weary horse of IA
Cossack fell suddenly, and apparently liteless
on tho ground. Its master was moved even to
tears, and bcwaled the unhappy fate which
had not only deprived him of II favorite, but
left him horselcSs just at very exciting mo-,
mcnt of the war. \ crowd gathered round; Il
subscription was made, and the man, taking
the saddle from the fallen animal, went on his
way with dried tears, for he had really wept.
As the crowd, in pure sympathy were bending
over the horse, q whistle was heard at the
other end of the street. The horse sprang to
his feet, and with joyful neigh, joined his
master, whose clever trick was too much adj
mircd to he resented, even by those who sut-
fcrcd by it..
As another proof of the same kind of NOR
ality, it is related that n Cossack, having cast
his eye on piece OF cheese which he desired
to buy from Il jew, asked TO examine it. While
il was in his hands he asked the price, which
was, of. course, eXorbitant, He placed it I'M
der his arm and began to bargain. As he
talked his comrades passed behind him, and
each cut off piece. The Cossack said it was
Il small cheese the. Jew that il was large one !;
but as the Cossack could show it from time to
time looking smaller and smaller, the jew,
afraid to try any violence, gave in to the
COssaCl'S price which unlike that of the
Skyline books, grew ever smaller and smaller
rs the article he had to buy diminished.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-08-25

in nearly all cases an indescribably pitliui
wall, which no one who has ever heard 1t Will
ever get out of his ears \ few more struggles,
gradually weaker and weaker ii few more
gasps and the dogs are motionle's in death.
From minute to minute and half after
the gas is turned in upon them they have iaI-
len over and are said to be inseaslbIe, and IN
two or three minute, more there Is no sign oi
life Their bodies are allowed 20 remain IN
the chamber ten minutes, To make sure. ana
then the windows are removed and their imp
bodies hauled out one by one and flung into
wagon. 4 firm at the canal wharf at Mltiln
street. Delaware front, contracts for the carcaS-
scs and renders them into oil, whose virtues
are highly cxtollcd as a remedy for rhcGma-
tism and all other pains ofman and beast The
more valuable skins are also preserved, ana
are made up into gloves, shoes and othcr aFti-
Philoddphia Times, JHly 81
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-08-25

From 4 state Bal! IN noplc"-sCl0acr for
JuAc.I
/ We were introduced to Madame Aali, a very
Misunderstanding, amiabc little lady, who
salcmcd u, in Turkish style by putting her
/ hand 10 her forehead and her heart, said Il WI
ricty of pretty welcomes by means OF the inlcr.
prctrc,-, and taking us by the hand introduced
Us successfully to all the high and mighty ic-
male magna,cS Of the land We were exceed
ingly disappointed in the toilets Of these ladies'
with the exception Of their undcrestS ul Brous-
81 gauZc, they were nearly all dressed IN Euro
pcan fabrics Of various XII Is, .. '"scrs,
slippers IN OyerdresS more Ike ,.- ,Outanc
of Il Romi,h priest than any other garment
the train Of which they slip under belt when
they walk, in the same manner that he does.
Instead Of the long braided trcsscs which we
expected to see falling 70 their feet, their hair
was cut short, and surmOunttd by an cmbrOd-
cred northumberland put on like a turban :;
but to compensate for the lack of Oriental
splcndor in the rest Of their dress, their jewels
far Outstrppcd our Imagination. This being
the only manner in which Turkish females can
safely invest money and often all that is left
to them ut the death or sudden disgrace Of their
husbands, they seize every opportunity to en-
rich their store, and the display is certainly
dazzling
Madam Aali's turban was surmOunted by a
wreath Of enormous pansics composed OF dia-
monds, which completely cncircled her head;
and in the midst Of the panScs rose, mounted
on in oscilliating wire, II bird, the size of a
humming bird which was one mass Of dia-
monds with flashing ruby eyes. Earrings and
necklace matched the diadem in magnifccnce.
Most of the other ladies were literally blazing
with jewels, with the exception of the wealth.
est and most nobly born among them, an Egyp-
tian princess married to one of the pashas,
who, whether from having lost n near relative,
or from WEAKNESS and contempt Of the gcW-
gaws, had bcdizcned her numerous attendant
slaves with jewels worth a kings ransom, and
herself remained unadOrncd. One youngmar
ricd lady, about fifteen, was dressed in French
muslin of IA brilliant corn.ColOr, and next under
it she had donncd crinoline, which articles
were then worn very large, so that the effect OF
the stecls, clearly defined beneath the scant
folds of the transparent muslin, was ludiCrOus
in the extreme; but the others looked at her
with admiration, as she paraded her French
organdie and hoop-skirt before them-hcr girl.
sh face surmountcd with a regal cOronet of
magnificent gems. If the Moslems were har-
monians in their dress before the time Of Nah
moud, as they must have been from the ac-
counts of travellers, its character has diSap
peared from the effect Of his European inno-
vations for the scarlet fcz looks as out of place
with the straightforward coat and modern
trowscrs of the men, rs the short hair and
French fabrics do on the women.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-08-25

Among some of the interesting fact, elected
at the recent convention in Baltimore of the
American Spelling Reform Association" are
these: In the English language there arr 30,
600 words, only sixty Of which are spelled a.
they are pronounced The letters c, q and y
leaves twenty three letters Ia represent forty
two distinct sounds. Some of the letters rep
resent two-and some represent six or eight
sounds: and some sounds represented by sew.
eral different letters. A report from "A com.
miitee of the London school board says il
would save to that board alone 5000 600 year
TO have reform alphabet. And il is cstima-
ted that it would save TO the taxpayers Of the
United States si5000,o00 year II l. also e.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-08-25

Stephen Girard's precautions against Chris
tian ministers in his college in Philadelphia
seem to have proved in vain. The minister, it
is true, may not enter but the Christian lay
teacher may; and the gospel is preached there.
The .Sunday .SchOol Times says that christian
influences prevail there, and services of Chris
tian worship are regular and well conducted"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-08-25
BUNNY AT MALVERN HILL.
Az INCIDENT OF RATTLE 'vrnsirrED BY anrrE nAnrs

INCIDENT OF HA1 LIE NEholFlED ID bhf = ~
Bunny, lying in the grass,
Saw the shining columns pass,
Saw the starry banner fly,
Saw the chargers fret and fume,
Saw the Tapping hat and plume;
Saw them with his moist and shy,
Most unspeculatiye eye.
Thinking only in the dew,
That it was fine review
Till fash, not all Of steel,
Where the rolling caissons wheel
Broughta rumble and a roar
Rolling down the velvet floor,
And like blows of autumn Hail
Sharply threshcd the iron hait
Bunny, thrilled by unknown fears,
Raised his soft and pointed cars,
Mumbled his prehensile lip,
Quivered his pulsating hip,
As the sharp, vindlctire yell
Rose above the screaming shell;
Thought the world and all its men,
Allthe charging squadrons meant,
All were rabbit Hunters then,
All TO capture him intent.
Bunny was not much to blame:
Wiser folk have thought the same
Wiser folk, who think they spy
Every i'll begins with 81
Wildly painting, here and there,
Bunny sought the frccr air,
Till he hoped below the hill,
And saw, lying close and still,
Men with muskets in their hands,
Never Bunny understands
That hypocrisy of sleep,
In the yigils grim they keep,
As rccumbcnt on that spot
They cludc the level shot
Onc--a grave and quiet man,
Thinking of his wife and child
Far beyond the Rappidan,
Where the AndroscOggin smiled
Felt the little rabbit creep,
Nesting by his arm and side.
Weakened from strategic sleep,
TO that soft appeal replied,
Drew him to his blackcncd breast,
And
But you have guessed the rest
Softly DER that chosen pair
Omniprcscnt Love and Care
Drew a mighticr Hand and Arm,
Shielding them from every harm;
Right and left the bullets waved,
Saves the savior for the saved.
Who believes that equal grace
God extends in every place,
Little difference he scans
'TwiXt rabbits God and mans.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-08-25

tmatcd that it would save "A full years time toI
children in learning to read. This spelling.
reform association has at its head some Of the
leading members Of the American Phioogic-
III Snciclr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-08-25

The dog-catchcrs had started out at four
O'Clock yesterday morning, and at eight
O'Clock, the hour set for the killing, had not
vet returned The pound was, therefore, some
what short of hands for catching the dogs i'm
yards. What help could be improviscd. how.
ever, was soon at work coaNing the dogs near
enough to capture them, and then dropping
them INTO the place devoted To their death
The smaller dogs were first taken the larger
ones being left for a second execution, To i'm
mcdiatcy follow the first by eight O'Clock
there were cighty-tivc dogs in the Smothcrmg
chamber This chamber is simply a walled
space, flush with the ground, and with open.
ings on three sides and "a trap1loor above. all
the openings being furnished with movable
wire gratingS and glass windows. The glass
windows were left out rs the dogs were being
gathered together, for the purpose of giving
them little respite of air until the full capaci-
" of the chamber was filled. The animals
were pretty generally quiet and unalarmed in
their narrow quarters, hut one or two, perhaps
wiser, perhaps weaker than the rest kept up "A
constant whining. Now the blue flame at the
top of the half-conSumcd charcoal announced
that a full supply OF the poisonous carbonic
oxide was ready The chamber WAS then
made alright by means of its tightly fitting
glass windows, and the gas was at once LIT
into H.
At first all that could be seen Was a little
rcstlessneSs and certain surprised, anxious
movement of the wreiched beasts. Gradually
and very soon this grew into real intoxica-
ton. They could not hold their legs; they
swayed TO and fro. their eyes Nwere wild, their
heads trembling from side to side As vet no
whine or cry. But now their intoxication be-
comes complete prostration. One after AN.
other falls over on his side tries 10 rise, cannot
struggles conyulsiyelv Then the cries becin
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a (ountry bride

y few days ago IA young man with his bride
came TO Chicago on their wedding Journey and
located at the Sherman House. 1t was appal-
emf mt first sight that they were unused to city
ways, but the bride was SO radiant with the
fresh bloom that country life and air alone can
give, that the groom was cnvicd by all the
young men who make that hotel their abiding
place. The morning after the arrival the cham.
bermaid visited the young couples room al
the uncomfortable hour of eight O'Clock. \
come in" answered her knock and on cntn.
ing the room she found thc bed made up ;.hl
the room in the nealcSt kind Of order. The
Chambermaid was a.toniShed TO find all her
work anticipated and proposed to sweep the
room while the yoiing couple were in the din
ingroOm. "Why,' was her answer, I'VE had
breakfast Two hours ago" During the stay OF
the couple the chambermaid had no work to
do in their room. The revelation to the ser
wants that "A woman in a hotel could do some
thing for herself was a strange one and was
duly reported. The young men took deeper
interest in the little lady who knew how and
was not afraid to do up" her OWE room, and
the example becoming contagious infected the
other Indies in the hotel much to the satishc
ton of the chambcrmaids.-Pra Farmer
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ID *. & G. y. LEI ~ \ -, Attorneys at Law.
L. Rooms formerly occupied by Dr. BascOm, in Hoes &
clands Block northwest of Court House Square
OTTAWA. dcCi
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l. l.. BULL, Attorney vt Law. Office over City
II. Drug Store northwest corner of Ia sale and Madison
streets, Ottawa, Ill. mayDtb
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nR. c. HARD, Physician and Surgeon, over NJ
- l9 Main street, Metropolitan Block, Ottawa Illinois.
June 18th, 1871
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EDwIN y. LEWIS. Attorney and Counselor a
II Law. Glover * COOKS Block, Ottawa, III. APPS
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T. Y. GRIGCiS, Druggist Bookseller and Station.
II. Ottawa Ill. Second store in Nattngcr's Block.
south side of Court House Square.
NJ kNEUSSL. German Druggist and Apothecary,
vi. wholesale and rcta) Main street, Ottawa. ILL., I'm
porter of Drugs, Chemicals, French Cognac Brundies
Wines, &c.