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I'll snkets.

In laces, jewelry and fancy goods can now be
seen at the New YORK Bazaar,
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> THE GLOBE HOROSCOPE

fine silk Plush cap for $l.50 at III East
Seventh street.
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All the Novelties

Linen cuffs for 20 cents at III East Seventh
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Three linen collars for Is cents at III East
Seventh street.
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Protestant Churches;

I'TOEeSCUnC CVN2chcS.
Plymouth Congregational church, corner Waba-
1880 O'Clock A. NJ. Preaching by the pastor, Rev
DR.. Dana. Strangers and those having no church
home are cordially invited Sabbath school at IL rs
P. NJ. Evening service omitted.
Central Presbyterian church, corner of Exchange
and Cedar streets-Preachng by Chaplin Robert
Smith at $3.50 O'Clock A. N. No evening service.
Sabbath school at 1916 O'Clock Pm
New Jerusalem Tor Swedenborgian) church, Mar
ket street, between Fourth and Fifth Streets Rev.
Edward @. Mitchell, pastor-services at 10 80 A. NJ.
Subject OF sermon: "Light condemning lovers of
St. Paups church (EpiscopaD corner Ninth and
Olive. Rev. E. S. Thomas, rector-Scervices at IL
O'Clock A. NJ. and 80 O'Clock Seats free in the
evening.
St. Pauls Chapel-sunday school at 2:3o O'Clock
P. NJ. Communion at 3 o'c ock P. NJ.
First Presbyterian church, corner Of Lafayette
avenue and Woodward street-Reguar services at
10 80 O'Clock A. n. Preaching by the Rev. Dr.. Daniel
Rice. No service at night.
Bethel chapel, foot of jackson street.-the service
here during the revival meetings.
First Methodist church, corner of Third street and
Summit avenue-The services at 10 80 O'Clock A. M.
will be conducted by the pastor, Rev. Samuel G.
by the Rev. B. R. Breed; Rev. s. M. Davis viii pre-,
side. Sabbath school at the close of the morning
services: Seats free. All welcome. PASTORS resi-
House Of Hope Presbyterian church, corner OF
Fifth and Franklin streets-servces at 30 O'Clock
A. M: and 1880 O'Clock P. NJ Preaching in the morn
even.
ing Major White will conduct the gospel services
usual. AL are cordially invited to attend.
Unity church, corner of Exchange and WabashaW
streets-Service at 1890 M. Sermon by Rey.W. C,
Gannett. Sunday school at 1915.
z. NJ. O. A. SERVICES.
Rooms open daily from 8 so A. N. to 10 P. H., ex-
cept Sunday, then open from 2 to- P.M.
Jail-3P. NJ.
Hospitals P. N.
Dayton Bluff chapel--Sunday school at 3p,M
Spec al meeting for ladies only to observe the day
tan associations at NJ in Y. NJ. g. A. parlor, to
be led by Mrs. Emily Huntington Miller.
Special meeting Tor young men, to be addressed by
Major White. at the Opera House, at BPM.
Union Bib.e class Saturday at 4:3OP.M
UNION SERVICES.
The usual union services will be held tonight az
follows:
At the House of Hope-Preaching by Major Whit
tie, at 7: 80 O'Clock P. n. to-day.
At the First NJ. E. church, in charge of Rev. D. R..
Breed and Rev. NJ Davis, at 80 O'Clock this even
ing.
At Grace N. E. church, conducted by Rev. L. G..
Barnes and Rev. Mr.. Jennings, at 80 P. to-day
Al Clinton Avenue NJ. E. church this evening, the
pastor to be assisted by Rev. S. G.. Smith.
Union services every evening through the week
Except Saturday at 1880 O'Clock NJ, in House Of
Hope church.
Daily prayer meeting, Y. n. G. a. rooms, at 8 80
O'Clock A. NJ.
Daily bible readings at O'Clock p. NJ, in Jackson
Street M. z. church.
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Roman Catholic Churches

Cathedral Of st. Paul, corner st. Peter and Sixth
streets-Mass at 6 and O'Clock A. a. High mass
and sermon at 1880 O'Clock A. NJ. Sunday school
at $3.50 O'Clock P. Vespers ut 1880 O'Clock F. M,
st. Michael's church, Sixth ward-Rev. p j. Gal
lagher, pastor. Mass at O'Clock A. M High mass
and sermon at 10 80 o'clock A. NJ. Vespers at 80
O'Clock P. NJ.
st. Joseph's church. Carroll street, between West
ern and Virginia avenue-Rev. Joseph Keefe, PASTOR
Low mass at p? O'Clock High mass at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. Vespers at o'clock P. NJ.
st. Marys church, corner of Ninth and Locust
streets-Rev. d. Calliett, pastor. Mass at 80
O'Clock A. NJ. High mass and sermon at 10 80
O'clock A. NJ. Sunday school at 2:30 O'Clock P NJ .
Vespers at 8 80 O'Clock Pm.
Assumption church Germany, corner Of ENinth
children at O'Clock A.. NJ. High mass and sermon
at 10 80 O'Clock A. NJ. Sunday school at O'Clock P
NJ. Vespers at O'Clock P. NJ.
Church of st. LOUIS corner Of Tenth and Cedar
streets-Rev. A. Payett, pastor. Mass at 80
o'clock A. High mass and sermon at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. Vespers at P. NJ.
DIOCESAN v1sITATIoNs.
November 9-Chaska, Carver county.
TIE CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.
November 9-Sunday-T third Sunday after
Pentecost--Feast Of the Patronage Of the Blessed
Virgin.
November 10-Monday Andrew, Confessor.
November 11--Tuesday--St. Martin, Bishop and
Comics or.
November 12--Wednesday-st. Martin, Bishop
and Martyr.
November 1S-Thursday-.st Didacus, Confessor.
November 14-Friday-St. Stanislaus Kostka
Confessor.
November 15-Saturday-st. Gertrude, Virgin.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-01

TIA Y SALE MOTTO IG.NUtice il hereby given.
that at sale by the Treasurer Of La ic county the
state of Illinois of delinquent lands and town lots for tn"
state and county and due thereon for iT
and previous years held the court hOU-r IN ottawa
said ruua,y commenced the 18Th Gay OF June 80, a
continued from day to day IN pursuance OF AY. olH T.
rkc the I'd day OF JUNE lSi became III" purchaser
the following described lute The ~ Ia sale Wit:
Lots ami q, la block u, nss'ss,d She OF John
hc1uvrr
Also ri- and 8 In block + III WarIWr- Addition to IL
SALE" assessed - John Kelly.
i. block /. assessed Patrick NcDrrIHItt.
Also lut 6. in block |, assessed 10 Michael Pennington
LOT 10. in block - of La Sale Centre assessed
10 Mrs Turner; purchased June =, 1871.
Also in block - the Str1a'ur asererg
Mrs. Mhppu: purchased July ;. lS1,.
Also lot {, IN block 81. assessed 10 u. Is. Little
Also lot 1. IN block IN Homestead Addition Strtatur.
u--c-~cd % 4. Spencer.
the following described Of land sscr,i In The
Of 4 II Carlton: SCi. # the - section ~
-, ran =, :. purchased juno 10. i~t1.
And Irp time redemption Of sad town lots and
lHud -Jn SAID viii expire years from the uI,as
Of purchase d ai,oy. stated. JOHN r. BURKE.
February -, lSIg.-1w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-01

II has been forty years or more since Dick
Mcnctec, called the silver tongued" and the
late Judge Robertson were opposing candl
dates for Congress in Kentucky. Menetee was
especially popular with young people. Young
himself and handsome, with voice that after
ward charmed Congress- and great crowd OF
visitors to listen To him through a speech that
lasted all one afternoon ana far INTO the night, he
expected Ia get the vote OF every young fellow
that had sweetheart and every married man
whose wife had vet influence over hila. SO he
tarricd long in Lexington before taking the
stump against his rather elderly competitor.
But when at last he went up into the hills he
was amazed to find that the Judge had dcvcl.
oped a popularity that bid fair TO carry him
into Congress with a rush. Even tie girls
were throwing all the weight oi their influence
in favor of the Cray-haircd lawyer.
Mcncfec couldn't make ii all out Robert
SOD didn't seem to be making any speeches,
and the voters could not or would not give rea-
son for their change OF faith Mcneiee made
ringing speeches in half dozen school houses
and from n score of imprOvIscd stands: the
people came to hear him, listened with great
attention but wouldn't promise HIM their votes.
Then the Young orator interviewed the Judge
himself: md how The devil 10 you manage
il Robertson :" said he; bU, The Judge only
laughed 1T him.
That night Mencfec was hidden Ia u party IN
the neighborh0od, and went He VAS Il little
late, and, rs he entered the door, there was
Judge Robertson perched on the back OF a
chair, tiddlng away like MAD, with the lads
and laSsies dancing merrily to the music over
the sanded floor. The secret waS out
But Dick was equal TO the occasion. lie
didn't know how to fiddle, hut he could dance
with the hes; foot in Kentucky After the first
reel-and he picked out the prcltest girl in
the roOm-he sat down beside his partner,
where they had "A good view OF the Judge, sill
idding for the next SET. The Judge was left
handed.
Robertson does fiddle well, and no mistake, ."
said Dick to his fair companion: but YOU
ought To hear him when he fiddles with his
right hand Now UP here, suppose, he thinks
that leit.handed music will do; but down in
Lexington he wouldn't think of such Il thing
is playing with his left hand Between Lex
inCtnn and the hill counties there was great
jealousy, and Dicks poisoned arrow struck
home. OF course the theory spread, not only
through that neighborhood but TO every pre-
cinct in the hill counties, and Dick was elect
ed to Congress by large majority.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-01

that NJ sale 10y the Treasurer and cNOfclo Collector
OF La sale county, IN the state OF Illinois, OF delinquent
lands parts lots held NJ the county
house IN ottawa in said county aud state, for the
other ,LufS dle the
year S6 and previous years and costs due thereon,
commenced the 18th day OF June A. 1914 and cOntin-
the Goth day of June 1871 became the purchaser of
the following described OF real estate to wit Com.
mcncng -, links and % links 50 corner 10 sections ~
and = thence 30! links j24 iGS Inks, thence q
66 Inks thence 1874 links. in nw ne1i section ~ town
ship IS range east al the third principal meridian
containing acre. in said county and state aforesaid
taxed in tie of "Unl.uuNu Owrcr. The aforesaid
of the above described made for the tax
IS OF D. S,G aud costs due thereon. Ana further notice
II hereby al Whu!l concern, thar the time Of
redemption from said sale Will expire IN two years from the
date of sale wit, the suth day of June 1873
rnc Tax Sale CitnCae' OF the sale aUrt said has beer du
y assigned by the sAid Mathew Norman. the purchaser, 10
the subscriber,
Dated Jhis lith day OF ebruar! \. .. 1879. ...
r.bgg.Sws EDWAED NOOSAN.
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tI,AN SAILIG NOTICI:.-No tlcr /. hercly ..Ncn

rI'AN SALE NOTlCT..-Noticc is hereby gwen.
that sale hy the Treasurer and CX-1cp Collector
Ia Sale county the state Of Illinois. of delinquent
lands lots aud parts Of town lots held ~ the county
court Eu sc in Ottawa. In said county aud state for
state county ana other and costs due thereon for the
year 4 i6 and previous YEAR. and custs due thereon.
the 18th day ~ June 1870, and Contin-
ue1 from day 20 day in pursuance Of law H. Bu,c on the
tl Of June p. iSIi became the purchaser Of the FOL
lowing described parcel of land real estate to Wit: The
half Of the east halt OF the northeast quarter OF section
sixteen. IN town thrtyhrc north OF OF the
third principal meridian containing forty acres. in the
aforesaid taxed in the name Of Unknown
The Aforesaid sale the real estate above described
made for the taxes % the year n sb and COST due
thereon And further notice j. hereby all whom Il
may time Of redemption from said sale will
expire in YEAR, the date Of said sale wit the
2rh day Of June A. D. ls7g The Tax sale Certificate az
af0rcssd been duly assigned by the said H. Budd.
the purchaser. 10 the subscriber.
Dated this I'd day Of February 4. y. ls,s;
fehS2Sw JOHN STUART. Assignee.
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Aruel.
GEORGE n, LELAND,

NorSfA$ sAI& ,Thcrgqs John ai,r D. Nor Nor
~, Siic c'nnty in ne Site Of ni.s aid by thei,
msrtagr decd dated to tvCnIyhtth day uI March A,
county IL Book III On page 10 convey the undersigned
John f. N0N of said city the real estate hereinafter de-
.crlhcd including their lomcee'd RIGHTS therein 10 secure
the due rsymcn 50 pron,'ory noe for the s o
one thousand aors dated At Ottawa IN sud county and
J9 Mn and payable SH S,SSsa ANT da i to the
for sslue received Win ten per cent. interest;
And whereas Is provided m said mortgage deed III sub
tenor and effect, said conveyance should be void; but
care Of dc'aut N the payment OF e sane or any part
sad NASH his cW representatives or attorney, after having
advertised such sale thirty days in newspaper published n
thereof and al right and equity Of redemption OF the said
administrators or assigns therein public vendur, the
highest bidder for cash al the time appointed Ia such adyer
crcOn and upon making such sale shall execute and deliver
10 the purchaser deeds for the conveyance ia fee of the prem
iseS sold ana apply the proceeds OF sae To t payment rst
Of expenses OF aI,erllsnS selling hd conyy'g as aiorc
due ON said note and thrdy the Oycrpus f any 10 said
And whereas the said Nash has heretofore duly sold and
assigned said note and urGage and Jenna Emerson is
assignee and legal holder hereof;
said according It's and effect and there still
remains due ana unpaid tere3m tnr sH 81 nSe hundred
per anunm since the Soth dry of April A. 1872;
writing by the saa assignee and holder of said and
mortgage execute the mower of sale In SAID mortgage con
estate ..,...,..,,...
Now therefore public notice hereby given that in pur
and by virtue OF the power and authority 10 me
granted In ana by said mortgage, tile said Nash, Will
Wednesday the second day of April AD s9 AZ the hour of
two o'clock in the afrnoon IL the south door Of the Coun.
~ Court House In said city of Ottawa, sell the said real
equity of rSd"mpSn Of the said John D. Morgan and h
said wife, their heirs executors, admnraors or assigns
therein. AT public yendue the highest bidder for cash
said real estate 10 be sold is the following: That part OF
outlets hirylyc ANA thirty SIX in the subdivision OF the
southwest fractional quarter u; section eleven IN township
thry.three north ttrcc east Of the third principal
meridian N said city of Ottawa, described as follows Com
and Clay streets Tie east side OF Clay street thence south
the east line of Clay street scvcuyhNc feet, thence east
parallel with Main street iortyyC feet thence north paral
lei with Clay street scyenfrc feet thence west on Main
foryyc feet the place of Ocginnnghcing the
properly sold 70 sA Nina f. Morgan hy Hugh hlui!
and wc by deed dated January 5th .. 1861 and
corded IN said Recorders office. JOHN +. NASH.
NMtri Ethrnnry u, lS.9.-aa 5W
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i SLOW Train.

We are frequently indebted To our friend
Colonel Yard, OF the Monmouth DemQcrdt, for
anccdOtc, illustrative OF the character Of the
peculiar people who 1--we in New jersey He
sends lis this:
The lion. G. t tells Us u good story OF
4 slow railroad in The northern part Of the state.
He says he went there cunning and came 10 a
short line of road on which was run Il single
car, the forward end Oi which ws.s partitiOnCd
off fog baggage. he took his dog Ia Nc car
with him and put him under the seat. Pres
emily the conductor came along. and insisted
that the dog should 90 into the Oaggagc-room,
which, after some alteration, was done but
here the baggage-master demanded "a fee of fiji.
~ cents, winch was denounced rs a"swindlc,"
a put up lob, " between the conductor and the
baggage-mastcr, and that sooner than pay 1t he
would TIC the dog 10 The train and let HIM
work his passage" The conductor asscncd,
and the dog WAS hitcred to the rear OF the train
The dog, SO r says, kept along easily with
the train, but the conductor began To get I'm.
easy, making frequent trips 10 the engineer,
urging him to increase the ScoCI q! The tain.
and back AGAIN to watch The effect upon the
dog. The latter began 10 show signs of fatigue,
but after Il while caught his second vino"
and was keeping along rs before. The con
ductOr now ordered the engineer 60 heavc all
the coal INTO tina furnace and stir up the fire,
which beng done, the speed was perccptiblyI
increased. The conductor again went to the
rear of the car TO observe the effect, but the
dog had disappeared, whereupon he triumph.
antly called Us attention to the fact. The
latter, after taking Il glance at the situation,
quietly pointed to "a crack in the floor OF the
car, land there" says he, was the dog, com
tortably troting along under the car, aAd lex
ing the grease from me q the 0f't-J0lsS. -,
HnrT,cr'S UGq0.iHe.
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TIA y ~ IL, NOTICE "a Notice IL hereby gwen.
that AZ SALE by the TREASURE md Cy-lCs Collector
OF La Sar county III the stat" of Illinois. of dcl!uq
the 1915. ted NJ the house In ottawa IN said
county commencing on the 18Th day Of June l3l, and
continued from day day in pursuance of law l. H. Tow.
the 10th day Of june H. E'' became the purchaser,
said sale. Of the MN OF Section % township 50
Of the third principal meridian, containing
and of the SCI. OF section township 81 range OF the
third principal meridian, containing 100 both ira,
taxed In the of William Parker; md that the time
redemption OF said tracts from said sale and purchase
will expire the 18th day Of June a 1853.
LYMAN x. TOWER.
Ottawa, H., February Eth is19.-3w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-01

TWAIN SALE MOTTO 'l..-Noticc il hereby given,
sale of delinquent LANDS ana town ios by thc
Treasurer ard cNoIco collector of ~ sale county ana
state Of Illinois, for ,hc tate C.E'y and ether taxes anu
thereon or m" 1876 and previous years, hcld
county huhC IL! Ottawa, In sad county on the
18th day of June H. ISL and CONTINUED from day 10 day
in law Fnccs Bowen on the NTH day ofJuly
purchased the following described lots 60 wit: Lots block
60; lot g. block co. lot t. block 5 Ot5 block J lot bluck
IS; B. block =; lot I, block -; and lot block i6;a
which arc situated IDpc's Third Addition 10 the Town
of Sheridan. county Z la '.. - f'"." Of lrGs and
taxed To TIE Sheridan manufacturing Company hnt the
time OF redemption OF VIII expire III" NTH day
or July ;, u. 1872 fitAN'iN lO"E
Dated 81 Ottawa February 18Th, 1873 @w
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MASTEIt,s ~ Eotics j. . hereby g 1Sd ,G %

Al STE.IS'5 S;A I4I;.Noticr II hereby given, that
M by virtue Of decree made and entered OF record iy
the Circuit Court of la sale county state OF illinois, NJ the
January said court 1879 In certain cause then
pending -ald court the chanccry side thereof wherein
William H. COwell Jan" t. CUlwrll Elizabeth C. Cow.l,
Anna l.. COlwcll Mary 4. Colwc Robert NJ ColW' cs.
Cowcl were defendants, shn, On The trnih day
OF March g the hour of two o'clock IN III" aft'r.
said day offer for sale, vt the H"ui door Of the
county house In Ottawa in Aid county, NJ puhr hut'
ton aud viii then EEL 10 the h.Cst bidder the og"g
described property n"ng the same ordered nv nu decree
10 be- sold that 70 sHy lOs SIX scytu and eight aud Tho
Of lrt nv in block -ightv-ryc IN states
Addition ~ the "itv Of ottawa IN ~" county OF
Sale and Of Iliuu-: 4u all IL" interest Wllch p'
ppuh o Glover had ace IRON, the cit, Ottawa la the
alley running through ccyv'rr ~ aud h@ eighty seven
originally aid and vacptr by ttt cit! Council %!
,hc aad city Oliaw also M 'ho right acquired NJ >'d
from the city 81 rt't"H f. That plrD ot Fau stree
living east ur lot FIVE IN .tiG bu"i eighty e'tpn
TEEyS ~ : LR.atusr. trGDHTE VI. l'INN'.
Dated Fob -. ls79.-,u Master IA tHnncrN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-01

George ILL.,, speaking to Archbishop sutton
respecting the largcneSs Of his family, made
the remark, Il believe your Grace has better
than DOZEN" No, sir" replied the Arch
bishop, only eleven Well replied the
King, isn't that better than Go1cnY'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-01
3UOGEr OF fuW.

Papa" said a bright boy who had just come
from "a Sigh .Ofhand entertainment, Il wish
was II coniurcr.' why, my :' II would
turn You into n rat and call the cat aud wouldn't
! have fun"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-01
Iowa's Greatest Wander

The greatest wonder in the State of Iowa
and perhap- any other State, is what is called
the Walled i-%sr," in Wright county, l2
miles north of the Dubuque ard Pacific Rail.
way, and $50 miles north of Dubuque City
The lake is from two to three feet higher than
the earths surface In some places the wall
is 10 feet high, 10 feet wide N the bottom and
five feet wide on top. Another fact is the size
of the stones used in construction, the whole
of them varying in weight from three tons
down to 100 pounds. There is an abundance
of stones IN Wright county, but surrounding
the lake To the extent Of five or ten miles there
are none No one can form an idea as to the
means employed 10 bring them to the spot or
who constructed It. Around the entire lake is
belt of woodland half n mile in length, COM
posed of oak. With this exception the country
is a rolling prairie. The trees must have been
planted there at the time of the building Of the
wall. In the spring of the year 1856 there was
a great storm, and the ice on the lake broke
the wall in several places, and the farmers in
the vicinity were obliged To repair the damag-
es to prevent inundaiion The lake occupies
a ground surface of $500 acres; depth of wat.
er us great rs - feet tn" water is clear and
cold, soil sandy and loamy. it is singular that
no one has been able to ascertain where the
water comes from nor where It goes, yet il ls
always clear and fresh DujuqHc tIojro) Her.
aid
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-01

There are a number Of young men around Men
dota who would like to join military company,
if suitable leader would take hold and organize
them.-B- NcUS.
Is it possible that cut Of 800 Union-savers in
Mendoza not one rose 10 the dignity at least Of
Captain: i there no one in all that brave com
pany who will sacrifice himself on the altar Of
his country and Gen. billiard!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-01

Contractor llow's this, sir! trusted
you to overlook his work; and here the first
day The very thing wanted Mc.to: III - neg
eclcd, Overscer-FaiX, Surrcr and isn't that
overlooking IN cntoirely, ,hinE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-01
0RATORY AND ORATORS.

BY Prof WILLIAM MATHEWS, L. u. one Volume limo.
80 pages. Price Cloth, -.
Covers the ". hole s"ld in It thorough and
mastery manner RosiJH H!O6c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-01

To classical student: You ask If Atlas sup
ported the world, what supported Atlas :" The
question, dear sir, has often been asked, but
never, SO far rs We are aware, satisfactorily an
swercd. We have always been OF the opinion
that Atlas must have married rich wife and
got his support from her father
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-01
BETWEEN THE GATES.

By BENJAMIN F. TAYLOR author Of Songs Of Yesterday
etc, etc FINN Edition. Illustrated. si.5e
:. Wit and Wisdom are mingled well co.
gchcr and the result Is book with which every reader
will be charmed II Is Golden Gate leading TO manr
hours Of true intellectual enoymcut"-E Utica Herald.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-03-01

CoMETs.-A lady sends Us the following in.
rcnlous disquis;ion on the snmewha; recon
ditc suhjectof comets:
Comets appear TO he disorganzed worlds, ~
should rather say suns, which have not
enough expansion and repression left To keep
in equilibrium with the expansion and repress-
ion of the celestial bodies that surround them
and are therefore no longer able 10 pursue
their regular course They have become mag,
nc,ic bodies. ~ j. demonstrated by the lumin-
GUS track that follows them.
The state of our poles gives weight to this by
pOthesis, ami shows lis the constant weight Of
time in the universe. All expansion Is worn
out of them. and for this reason vegetation has
disappeared in Their vicinity. The borcal Au-
roras demonstrate their magnetic constitution.
The gradual cooling Of the Garth iortels lis
future destiny. lNCoG.