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4 Card of Thanks to tho Members Of the t2ti
Battalion Bnnd.
desire to rctHrn to v"a ny most sincere thank'
for that excellent and durable New Years git
presented to n,e by you on New Years day. and
Whenever in use | shall always gratefully re-
member the 18th Battalion Band
A. f. BACH, Leader.
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Woop SPIRAL A new article for Ornamental
purposes at Osman II IIapeman's.

OF course, the slcighing has been prolific OF
numerous runaways and minor causaltics, but
one that caused great alarm during its progress
WIS that Of George Tri'nble and his sisters oH
Saturday night The horse became frightened
on La Sale street and ran north furiously. Go.
ing over Il crossing George was thrown out, but
was not hurt. He followed the sleigh, shoutipg
to his sisters to jump ont, which they did escap-
ing with only slight bruises. The horse went on
up the street and Was found next morning near
Lorenzo Lcland's urlniured.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

The remarkable feature of the republican
country press of last week was the announce
mcnts first, that they were all for Black Jack
Logan, and, second, that IN y would all suspend
tl after the HOLIDAYS to give their mmensel, able
attaches a rest
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

DR.. j. O. Harris, the Texas Land and lmmi.
grafton Agent, informs us that We quoted oats
at Galveston at SOC when II should have been $50.
He also saws that when a new railroad now in
progress is completed, the land he is now selling
at s. per acre will be only about 50 miles from
Galveston by rail. We notice that corn is now
quoted in the market named at 52@53c, and oats
At 3S@39c; market bare.
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a good white shirt for slOo, at NJ Stiefel &

Three men named John McCatchey, james Nc
Calchet aud Thomas Berry, were arrested here
in last Saturday on Il charge Of swndling. I'm
fortunately for them their Iowa friends opened
correspondence with them here, which caused
heir arrest. They had with them Il number OF
horses and wagons, harnesses and such truck,
while the operations under which they were mr.
rested are said to anount 10 several thousand
dollars. They were held till Thursday, when thciI
captor went away after paving the jailors bill,
with Instructions to let them 90. They were re-
leased.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

Ottawa Lodge, l. o. o. F.. in-tilled the new
officers on Thursday night last. On last night
Florence Lod re No. |, D. Of r, installed its new
officers. In Florence Lndgc the programme was
to present Mrs prrgu" retiring Noble Grand.
with handsome rrCalia. she being the tir.t lady
Noble GrHud Of the lodge. and one of the first
If not the first, lady y. q. in the United States.
The duties nf which otIirr she had performed 10
the satisfaction Of all interested.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

The iron bridge at Wcdron has been complete
"A fine two span structure: and on New Year,
day was opened to the public, the occasion beinl
celebrated BY dance at Bclrose's Hall in tina
village
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

One Of the boys explains the numerous case
If sickness among the young men on Thprsda
hy suggesting that the change from corn. breal
and pork t. lobster salad and seventeen kinds Il
AXE l. too violent gymnastics In The muscuo-
membranous res.ryoir
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

The Red Ribbon Club Of Deer Park will give
an oyster supper on Friday evening, Januar,
10th, ut the residence of Mr. Nelson Wiley, in
the township Of Deer Park, for the benefit Of the
r. Il. Club. a cordial invitation to all.
COMMITTEE.
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HHrklpu, AIhIca Snlve,

The Bet Salce in the World for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Teller Cnappcd
Hands, ChilrlainS, Cnrns, and all kinds of Skin
Eruptions. This Salvc is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction in every money refunded
Price - cents per box. For sale by f. Y Griggs
Ottawa, Ms
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

The man who called ut the saloons only on
New Years Day ,u oi the I'd, "had m Ili-
tudinous time, W Ierd ,y-swalIowiEg all the in
dccics of the season
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

The young people had two jolly evenings thi
week: at the c. c. party at +. F. Bulls on Mon
day, and at the impromptu at Judge Eldredge'
on New Years night.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

We are always pleased tn recommend goo
article. DR.. Mar,halr- Lung Syrup never fan
10 cure cough Dr cold in \ short time Try i
Ouly - cents a buttlc. Sold by NJ kreussl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

Messrs. Hull II BarteIs make the cheerful ~
nounccment that they will sell their entire -torl
Of furs at cost. This ID no humbug or udvrlti..
ing "prcvaricatiOn," hut an absolute fact and
well worthy Of the attention Of all without thrs,
useful articles of apparel
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

The Whist Club will meet at the residence Of
Mr. John F. Nash, on Thursday evening, Janu.
arv 9th, at half past seven u'ciock.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

There will hr scciah'r AZ the r"~acnc" Of &
W. Gibson's. on Wednesday evening, January
9Th lS79, for the benefit OF Rev. Mrs. Gibh.
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Tho FREE TRADER may he obtained at the fol-
lowing places bv the single copy. or subscriptions
will be taken for any length Of time at the rcgu.
lar rates 3. Wiley, Seneca; f. l.. Donagho
Streator; l. T. Trobridge, Marseilles.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

The most pleasant and prompt cough remedy
is Dr. Marehalrs Lung Syrup. Children cry for
it. Call on your druggist and try Il bottle of it;
price only % cents. Sold BY VI. khcussl.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

The second term will commence at WILLIS
Dancing Academy on Saturday next, Jan. 1lth,
at O'Clock p. II
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

New HEALTH ALNANAC.-We have just re
civcd, from the publishers, the Illustrated An
nual of Phrcn"logy and Health Almanac for
$50, y PIP, price 10 cents This publication
should he II necessity in all well-regulalcd fam
lies, for IL il full Of valuable reading matter re-
,l!ting to Phrenology, Physiognomy, Health,
Hygiene, Diet etc. This number, in addition to
The usual astronomical notes, monthly calen'
itiS, etc, contains many scasonable suggestions
Notes on Consumption, Care Of the Eyes, Diph-
Ihcria, Heart Disease, Dyspepsia, Sunslrokc,
sprains, Aguc and Fever, browning, Diet, etc,
With Portraits and Sketches Of Jean l.. T. Mcs.
sonicr, Jno, Everett Millais, Almrl Lincoln
PAcips, FcInpela'ncnts and Matrimony illurttat'
leo, Importance Of Mental Balance, Glimpscs of
Rocky Mountain Scenery. with beautiful illus
trl'ions; The Boholink, Principles of Phrenolo-
~ showing location Of the organs, etc, and
notices OF recent publications: also Il supple.
mtnt, with addresses, etc, relating to the AIuer
lean lnstitut" of Phrenology, and all for only 10
cents. 1t Is handsomely printed, and must have
II vide circulation; and We would say, send 10
ccitS In postage stamps at once to the publish
crs 5. Il. Wells II Co., $50 Broadway, n Y.
For sale by Osman Il Hlpeman.
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Twelve i!np OF Agate make square.
Advertisements under contract must be plainly marked
length OF time desired, they Will b. continued ant
charged for until ordered out.
Busness and professional csrdS no' exceeding n'e lines
inserted Ave dollars shnum over h's lines, one dol
lar per line extra
Transient advertising In all b. paid strictly Il
NtvaIce.
gy Yearly advertisers disseminating their advertisement
before expiration Of the will be charged the nl
rates ~ above Extra charge viii be made for dssou
hon other notices not connected with their reguia
business.
Local notices. nfteen ceRts pr line.
Re- In no case will these terms be departed from.
tH The date the slip which the subscribers nsm'
prtatei indicates the time when the subscription expires
Persons who have paid for the FREx TRADER should b,
careful to date the slip corresponds to thu
date they have paid and At notify the publish
Of any discrepancy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

Cheap, cheap overcoats at.S3 50, at NJ. Stiefc
& Co.'S
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

DR.. Petit reports some quite serious cases 81
sickness in the county jail, Whitney from Shcr
den aud Russell being the worst OFT
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

4 few more sets uf those mink furs stl left at
D. Hecn" n x Co.'S, which viii be C.oscd uut al
actual cU>t.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

There will be preaching at the Baptist church
TO morrow
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

New styles of visiting cards-very prctty-ai
Osman ~ HapemaRs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

4 large variety of Scrap Book Pictures at o,
man & Hapemans.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

Martin Krim haS the sole agency for O'taui, o.,
Phil Best's Premium Milwaukee Lager Beer. De
livered free 10 all parts of The city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

Ing up the new crop of furs--th. best crop f"
some years.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

WIN offer unprecedented bargains in al depart
ments throughout this month to reduce .hri
large stock before invoicing.
Winter goods in M lines wi be sold cheap,
than ever known in this state.
"Remnan.s' selected from all the departments
will be placed on center tables and marked dow
to 40 low price that al buyers will he aston
ished.
This will be a good time 10 get clothes 10
children.
Cloaks, furs, blankets and hanncls will be sold
cheap.
Fine worsted pants and vests, at NJ. Sticf"l 4
Cn's
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The County House gave accommodations to 81
tramps on New Years night.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

New slate pencil sharpeners, Mt Osman 4
IIapcman's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

Dolls! DOLLS! Wax dolls, china dolls ard
run"rr uul,o, cheap, cheap, at O-mun Il Hap
mans
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

On New Years Day Mr.. George parr, of the
"cist end" after three hours chase, between
MTSeillcs and Seneca. captured, with his hounds,
one Of the largest wolves seen for many day, il
weighing about 80 ibs. The animal In an old of.
fender, having often before been the object OF
long and unsuccessful chases. His previous Us.
cnpes were made by taking TO ice over which he
could travel, but not strong enough to bear his
plr.uers. On this occasion he took to the icc
which for once failed him, and after run on the
river OF some three miles, he was killed.
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.IOBBING DEPARTMENT.


Our facilities for doing all kinds Of job Work. In the VA
ous styles of the art surpassed in this section and
VIC respectfully solicit those wishing snythng done in this
line give cali by the Judcous and liberal use e
printers ink many mans fortune has been msde and this
1eld liz still open. Try
Orders by mail promptly attended 10.
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Money TO loan on Farms. Apply To &. s. r
dredge.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

Bows S'cd-, ;srgc variety, ard cheap. at o..
man & Hapemsa's
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

$1,000 buy good all wool overcoat, ut VI
Stefel Il Co.'S
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

MoRrUARY STATISTICS City Health Office
Petit hands us an annual report, embracing al
tue deaths in the city for the year ending Janu
~ ], 1879. The rcpor, tells its own story, ),
that no comments are necessary
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

Ha -',5-dss night ifc following we're elected
I"''r"r- ~ he z K. Reform Club: " 2. Bow.
msr.. ',s...d.. g. W. " Blake. Chss. 3lanch.
and e, E,u,, yir,. presidents +. H. l.. Swim
d,r- r'd - "lmrhr''. -.rr,.t,-i,'- g y. Hux
i-. '--.ss''-r-. II - ",''o-,. seward
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

Chew Jarkson's Bes, Sweet Navy Tobacco.
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! Suh-r.i~''ons for all ~" principal rpp"rs and
l',rri"dca'- ~ 'h. United st.t..- received at o.
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Get your Diaries for 1872 at O-msn & Have.
mans.
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500 buys coed rai- @! j.-ac raa:., -. -.
Stiefel & Co.'S.
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Coed Work at Low Figures. Can and examine my stock
bafore purchasing. f~hl6-pl
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Fine worsted pants and vests, at NJ. Stici"l 4
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WHIST Club.


at2 O'Clock Pm
WHIST Tluh.
The Whist Club will meet at the residence Of
Mr.. John F. Nash, on Thursday evening, Janu.
arv 9th, at half past seven n'ciuck.
There will hr sociahlr AZ the residence of &
w Gibson's on Wednesday evening, January
9th, lS79, for the benefit OF Rev Mrs Gibh.
Cheap, cheap overcoats at.s3 81, at NJ. Stefcl
& Co.'S.
few more sets uf those mink furs stl left at
ID. Hecn" x Co.'S, which viii be c.oscd cat al
actual cost.
DR.. Petit reports some quite serious cases Of
sickness in the county jail, Whitney from Shcri.
den and Russell being the worst oil.
large variety OF Scrap Book Pictures at Os-
man & Hapeman's.
Money TO loan on Farms. Apply Ia q. s. e.
= dredge.
Remember that Hull IL Barrels are now max
Ing up the crop of furs--th. best crop far
some years.
slOo buysa coed rai. @: j-.ae raa:., -. =.
Stiefcl & Co.'S.
Get your Diaries for 1872 at O-msn & Have.
mans.
Martin Krlm has the sole agency for O'tav, SO
Phil Best's Premium Milwaukee Lager Beer DE-.
hvered free TO all parts of the city.
Chew Jarkson's Best Sweet Navy Tobycco.
BOYS s'cd- 'srgc variety, ard cheap. ut o..
man & Hapemsn's.
, 1879-08-10
Odd-Boniface and the jews.


A famous leader of fashionable society in Lou
don, the Countess Dowagcr Of Waldegrave. is
just dead. The Queen sent letter OF warm
sympathy to her husb4nd, the Prince Of Wales
various people Of tho highest social distinction,
Ia Europe tclegraphed their sorrow. The favor
OF Lady WaldcgraTc was passport to social
recognition, und, socially speaking. her circle
was the most "desirable !" In England. Yet,
II Lady Waldegrave should have come to this
country, It is odd that she could not have been
allowed to stay at the delightful Manhattan
Beach Hotel, because she was Jewess. The
Prime Minister Of England, also, would be
Obliged to seek quarters elsewhere, for the same
whom the Prince OF Wales invites to dinner, and
to whom Mr. Gladstone pays compliments,
world be excluded. But every cockuey and
bagman wou!u be admitted; nor is there any
disagrceableness or vnlgarity that would be de-
barred if it could not be called Jewish.
We do not know whether the pleasant Man
haitian Beach Hotel observes the good oil habit
of placing Bible in esery room. But if it does,
it is odd II the Book OF Books, the Sacred Book
of Christendon1, which is thus selected as the
one book for every guest, Is the history OF the
jewish people, tile ''divinely-cl1osen" nation,
and the records OF the teachings OF the Master
whom the great part Of Christendom reyeres as
Gou taking flesh as H. Jew. It is odd what re-
also, to consider what the company at the pleas
ant hotel would be II all the influences which
have nodded its life, and education, and
thought, and which are due to the Hebrew
genius, we're suddenlT taken away; Ii civilian
mitted," and could have kept Them out, half OF
les characteristic charm, half OF the refinement
Of modern thought and lille, would be wanting
Meanwhile, although vu'Earity is exceedingly
distaste(ul, whether among lords or ladies, or
Jew or Gentle, yet the Law, happily, does not
allow Doniface to turn away Lady Walleerave.
and Lord Beaconsliell, and Nfcndelssohn, and
Rothschild merely because. being Jews, they
must be, in Boniface's opinion, vulgar.
, 1879-08-10
HARVEST-TiME.

O Month OF Harrcsts! balmY, sweet,
When Summer airs. with fleeing feet,
Tread down the ripene1 heads Of wheat
The golden whcat.
The August -sunshine's hazy nall,
A slittering mist lies over all. a."
And sEywarl birds let music fall
Pralscs for ALL
The haryesters. with stendy beat.
With sickle keen aud movement fleet,
Lay low the heavy heads Of wncat-
The golden wheat.
Within the swarth u ground-bird's nest;
Young little birds. with painting breast, 81.
Have come again to ind the rest
The >'sWcet-houe rest
o harvesters with onward beat
Beware. beware tnose heavy fees1
And spare what God has made SO sweet,
Among the wheat.
There is rustic as they pass
4 cleaning serpent traiis The grass: d.
No pity i'll those eyes, alas1
40 dope, aiasl
The hayyesters, with onward beat,
With sickle keen and movement fleet,
~ Lay low another swarth OF wheat
OF golden wheat.
Aronnd again with steady beat,
An empty nest lies at their feet.
The golden wheat.
Father Of uarvests! hear us prayI
Thy reapers :rc gathering In to-day:
o turn the serpcnt's trail away!
sare! we pray. scorr CAMPBELL:
, 1879-08-10
MY HEART, MY HEART Is S0RR0Wful

'lFfpu, the Ge,man Of Heinrich Hetae.1
NV hcart my heart is sorsowful.
Though sweetty blooms the May;
/ et0ud beneath the linden
High over the bastioa gray
Below rest in peaceful stiffness
The blue waters OF the rnoati
Down there boy Is fsning-
He whistles aud sings In bis bo1t.
Beyond rises pleasant picture
Or many diversified charms
Pleasure-houses, and gardens, and people,
I And forests, and cattle, ana FARMS "
The maidens bleach the linen
In the grass they dance ana run;
The mill-wheel scatrers diamonds
hear It's distant hum
On the top Of the old gray tower
house for the sentinel stands; ..
A red -couted sentry Is walking
Tp and down. with gun in his hands.
He plays and toys with bis Enn-
It CLEANS In the sunshine red;
He shoulders and presents it
. I wish he would shoot ma dead!
EyAssroS, Ill. LAURA EAaI1'
, 1879-08-10

Delightfully."- Refreshing. Sale, and Sure. No
single combination to the medicinal preparations
deserving to he called such has met with so decided
md substantial welcome rs Santord's Jamaica
Ginger, the ''dellctous." 1t IS one oi those reme-
dies that invite confidence ut the start and in every
instance rctain it to the last As specific for
summer or winter complaints. as an elegantly
favored stiuu'antana tonic for weak and dcbt1i-
tated systems, no single remedy heretofore CON-.
pounded approaches it IN simplicity and power.
Sanford hss m3ny iuitators, but no squalls.
, 1879-08-10
NOTES.
The death Of Judge Bland Ballard Of Louisville.
well known IN Western chess circles fs announced

we1 Known n ws.teFa chesa crcies. fs announced
"e. 49, ~ ~ ..s sss.,..
Inc tentn ano e!cFcnth games ID tne oatch oetWeen
Messss MssGn au Potter were drawn leaving the
s ns!s SSau
Our to 1aaee from the returns have not been
~ s Ss i,as Sv
variety. 'sans;hins sasy"
nsw chess Journal Che csss: Noataiy, wtll make
l. j. e ss q e ~ T.
Entr: and under such abie manaemsnt' eapnos but
ssfas s2s
dhose q aesnS 1t should address
1ss ssess 4sss,..:,. xs'ss ne. ,e:.s
anGed o vefy e. 81 e
@ Sss$safi$ r. ::sossess p,ayss sss
e L
9e 2
ss nut hstt vi! soatToate Of The amsgat
3fisit Ts dss ss @ @
Il ny n
I s97 Ct @
!eEcHt c!cs aG.+t<G!{ Hto" ~ Caen Sts4st
@ ~ tha @ st n AZ NJ +he haar u niy Giy
corners 20 sas y. G'esss @ ~ ~ H. oua9 @
of the Honk ana so trol Se"r 20 yea5 lucy ripe ah4
TsGe, tontcntss tooas tn desI sue
s1ee y ~ trnnhY iii 1o to besin Eih.mGnc1ana Sa
n8eTcaa1-
Be1rurfu for July has an Interesting article BY Mr.
Richard a. Proctor on ..AcchantGal Ghess- Players"
from waich We extrzct tho following curious facts aad
Piayiur fsScicnce Byways j. l have shown that,
While It il Theoretically possible to construct such an
hntnmatnn il IN nractfcaliv Impossible 10 do so and
wo,ld be- 1t the whole human could for thou
nose The same point has been put very clearly in
somewhat different manncr by the Constructor OF Me
nhfsro who III GumpcI not Mephisto} describes the
agure, be 1t remembered, not aatonatoa. but
hm seys .thoush s. In number may for simpciry sake
he rsdsccd to IL viz: Mug Queen rok knCht bish-
on and one pawn Of each color leaving the other
pawns out Of TIE question: While one ot these !:
eSs N So @ CT @aa nae emf Il
Changes on No. 2aqu.rc Tor each piece placed On NO.
!: or Tor easier calculation let changes; hence
on tie Two squares We can rIn 5zio 100 chances
since however the Kings eau never
sand On aisccnt squares and a. d King cannot De IN
check br more than one utcce at time, etc. etc.
thess refer to ths Limitations possible po
hcr at souarss TO- be IT, onc~haf. thirty-two' (This
"a yePv Generous reduction be noticed the lmita-
tions nes in reality few compared with the total nui-
Der Of positions possible; o5taa tic number Of
thcse thtrty-two squares. We have to multiply the
nmmher tei y f,scif thI;ty-onc times anu tic result
Wam he ciyeu by writn tarly.two tohsrs after the
ngure UoI LOO o01 go to3 0,o, 0cO ooo. 0o1. oN-
D0ol Similar combinations may happen at different
times IN different parts OF the board: STILL provision
, 1879-08-10

"a, which lani. htn, Immediately iato we9k @ POSI-
Ii; In order to force on the 1t F. and thus prc2sre
the way Far operating subse lucaty With the T. Tna
fIea. however, does not cuFu ont we'll
Ic1 Whicn causes considerable embarrassment to The
29 Mndoubtedy tho best square for the Bishop
lei II "a Et to K g. then 10 8, II. at taxes r.
Pfo s. 15. d takes cff. f 10 1t aud WINS. ;.
the game. .~-,.,., ,,,,nc.
a. Would be ai{o!ted by taking the R2ok- r.
Is II a. i: 10 2, then So. x to 1. Ills gsme' IN