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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-12-31
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-16
TBrll.sh Medical Journal


Last week he third human body was Gre
mattel ~ Working. BY the desire of the rcla-
tive, The body was burned It's elm coffin
The process was very sati factorily com
pletcl IN an hour and IA half, although the
boiy - hat of n lady - weighed fourteen
stone. The residual ashes were qui white.
The Or nation society requires the fullest
informal on rs to the cause OF death from
swo registered medical practi toner's. II
reserves the right of refusing the
use Of its furnace in any case where
1T thinks fit. Sanitary reformers gen
erai viii join in congratullting the society
on the steady progress of cremation in pub.
lie ooinion In France a very i'm oortaut ad.
vance has been made, as the prefecture OF
the Seine has decided TO end gS,U)0 in the
erection Of crematorium in the grea,
PAN AN cemetery, Pere Lachaise. We trus
the commissioners of sewers for the city OF
LOndon viii not to far behind tho Pari,
AL, nor ties, but will again consider the pro
po,al Of carrying out the practice in their
Gene cry Mt lford. As Sir Spencer Well
put BE-, "a one OF his speeches: 1.-The choic,
4 bet orn cremation or corruption, purifi.
cation az putrefactiou. Cremation is ais
gaming -,vor in Germany.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-16

In a raper Oh the act on Of light upon
pigments employed in pain ing, an Edn'
burgh artist states that his experiments
have led him 10 the conclusion that Prnssau
b ne in oil is the most stable Of color' lie
INSERTS, however that it would never do to
employ the neeting anil ne pigments upon
the same canvas with The stable Prussan
b ue--I antipg one portion of a picture with
the former and auo her with the latter. In
fact, the anlline colors are found to oe, for
the most part quite unsuited for painting
purpose, aud some of them, as is well
known, are so changeable in the sunlight as
to be used in he production of Photographic
images. Tney are also ex ensivcly employ cd
for coloring Photographs, their thin trans
parent character rendering them particu
larry suitab for the purpose, 1t being pos
sble % see the shadow and outlines OF the
image beneath the layer OF color. Never
the eSs, photog raphs tinted in this way soon
lo,e their bloom, and tn. colors are often
seen fading while the pictures are yet ex-
posed for sal in The shop windows
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-16

Freelani, who was last season considered
the best running horse on the American
turf, the conqueror Of Miss Woodford, owned
by Ed. Corrigan, the Lorlllard of the West
has been fired. To do the WORK none but the
most expert operator would be permitted to
operate on Frceland, and DR.. William Shep.
pard, of this city, was selected. Under his
skillful manipulation of the irons the joh
was eminently satisfactory to Mr. Corrigan,
who recently issued challenge to match
Freeland against Miss Woodtord or the
famous California colt Beaconsheld any dis.
lance a mile or upwards, On mile track
for from s., 900 TO $50, 000-race to be run
this year. DR.. Sheppard, as n veterinarian,
has acquired national reputation, and in
the treatment of lameness and feed diseases
he ranks beyond the most skilful,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-16

A manu- n "turer of Breslau has built an
elastic hiep oof chimney, iifty-One feet six
inches h gin, entirely OF paper The blocks,
ms cad OF being brick or stone, were made
of luye of compressed paper, lo,nted with
ONE 81 iciDus cement
South Australia is coming into competi-
ton with South Africa as an ostrich farm
lug region. The feathers thus tar produced
are Of superior quality and bring high
prices: moreover. the chickens seem to ar
rlvo Mt plume bearing mach earlier than
at The Cape,
NJ CASTOR Trouve is said to have con-
structcd IA portable electric glow lamp, IN
{ nded Tor use here Tn TO Is an explosive
atmosphere This lumpi, intended 10 be Of
service in mines, ce.lulose factories flour
mills, summing mills, etc. 1t is automatic
in action, and it is stated to De very simple
III construction.
Doctors say that women should bc eau
tious how they cali to offer sympathy TO
neighbors having sick children, Womens
clothing offers inducements to fugitive
ctcria, and several instances have been
recorded lately in which contagious diseases
are known TO have been brought about by
germs carried into the household IN the folds
of heavy wooden fabrics.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-16

Il ierli < 10 an announcement that nj
recent oxhuma ion in western cemetery
the audy o. woman was found turned u
stone, The Lou ,vie Medicai News says;
Pc rifacion Of the body OF a warm
bloc ed ANNA has never been known, and
it is q tito afe 20 say has never taken place
The condi ion OF the body which lea Is to
such I miSconception Is not that Of petri
faclion, Lut Of sapOuilirat.o1.' IL Is ex-
planet that heterogeneous IS ues give OH am
mon a, AMI this, attacking the fats in the
lody, produces ad.pocere, hard form OF
soap The writer, when at the New Or
lean, fair, saw barrel Of pork labeled,
Found floating in the Mississippi in an al
vauccI stat, Of pctrifaction Lem; skep-
lical as to tn capacity of rocks to float, he
chiprcd of piece and found that the hog,
like the human bcin; under ike circum-
stances, had merely turned to adipocere.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-16

AT the top of the upright eces IA plvote'
a sw uging eros, piece, which balances. II
Is SO feet long and constructed so Us to o'tel
great resistance with iJtle weight Tho bal
nnce is made of two parallel ntt.ce girders
fastened with truss rods above and VIII
crOs,p pieces.
BY means of this tremendous crane. corn
ers of pil.ar ma,olry II feet thick can b'
laid as far a, 20 the starting OF the arches
The van I'd ceiling with the Scys'one OF
its arches 81 f1et above the floor, can be con
structel also. The balance AT the top sup
ports tho pulleys over which Yass the load
and stay chains
The ap aralus has besides the advan' age
OF being able to be moved upon wheels. A
track laid along n TEMPORARY platform en-
ables the machine to BE- raised to an cleva
ton three feet above the floor of the nave OF
the church The puIleys revolys upon
bronze bearings
The crane is worked by an engine OF five
horsa power A suuntyug or switching car
moves Il rom on part Of the huildinS to
anojher he car /, moved 10y the engine
which work, Tn, crane IN a oi ingenious
manner Part of the gear ng which drives
the crane can b, disco nected thareftom and
attached 10 b. car by means of a cone gear
ing.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-16

A search of the papers of the late Emory
A. Storrs has brought to light the tact that
he had taken out "a lite insurance policy for
100000 Recently the policy was presented
at the oflioe of the company, but was re.
fused payment. The agent who had issued
the policy made repeated efforts to collect
the amount which Mr.. Storrs had promised
to pay but was unsuccessful Ii was held
that the policy itself was an acknowledg
ment of the receipt of the premium
and the officers of the company after con
suliation decided TO pay $4,000 OF the
amount To Mrs. Storrs in full settlement OF
the claim. To this the lady has agreed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-16

Mrs, Mary A. Daley, of Tunkhannock, Pa,
was afflicted for six years with Asthma and
Bronchitis, during which time the best physi.
paired of, until in last October she procured
bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery, when
immediate relief Was felt, aud by continuing
its use for Il short time she was completely
cured, gaining In flesh 80 lbs in few months
Free trial bottles of this certain cure of all
throat and lung diseases AT Lulz * Briggs
drug store. Large bottles Sl00.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-16
Ottawa illinois, Jan 7th, 1895
DUNCAN & U'CoNoR, Plaintiffs tttys- Jane


STATE OF ILLINOIS, La SALE CoUSTYTss IN
- tie Circuit Court Of la SAFE cou'iiy, IH January
Term, 1856
Neis Mattson and Gustsve AeppN. partners. &c.
81 Mattson heppn, t. Michael FletrhSr-iIsdchfnep!
ait. ,.,-,--,
PA lie notice T. hereby given 10 you the said Michael
Fletcher that writ OF attachment In aid OF suit At
law has been sued out OF the Office ut the clerk OF hs
Circuit Court Of said county OF Ia Sale Il the suit OF
the SAID Npls MattsOn et al sud aiuSt the estate OF
you The said MlCi se Fletcher, for one hundred ana
eighty eight dollars, besides interest. directed 10 the
sheriff of ss county execute. which sad wit Las
been returned by said sheriff executed In connection
with other writs Of s'tRchm'i Issued eu' or said
court against said def ndant r,tJrnahe 10 SAID term
and which wer levi upon The eutds and ch-fels OF
said defendant by which return sad defendant Is
nut found in said county; amt he said p urtfs Nels
NnttsOu Ct Nj have nled sn affidavit that 'he SID de
,rdai Michael Fletcher arOnr sirent Of TIE state
of Illinois. -,
Now unless YOU. the said Michael Fletcher. shall
nersopallv b. and appear byf the Circuit Court o
sad county at trm thereof tp He holden ~ 'tt'va
in said county. commencing On the second Monday IN
me unrsh uf Iantsry 1855 give specirl hail and
Mead tn said action Judgment will be IN =" ed Against
Won in favor 81 the sad plaintiff snd the properly at
iarhed sold - satisfy the same, with costs.
WILLIAM W. TAYLOR, Clerk.
OTTAWA Illinois. Ian. sth. lisa.
DUNCAN a OCoNoR, PiAinIiffs' At'!s- jams
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-16
After a ten.days holiday vacation the pub

After ten,days' holiday vacation the pub
lie schools resumed business at their old
stands. Both teachers and pupils were much
the better for this lay-of. The boys and girls
got back to their desks with bright and rosy
cheeks, and the teachers well they returned
to their posts of duty with mind and body
rested, and over all the school room there i.
m air Of cheerfalness, good will and kindly
feeling, brought about by the good lessons
and generous influences of the holidays
They aid the teachers and better the pupils
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-16
SCIENCE z.RRoc2ESS
A Crane Ninety-eight Feet High.

NJ. Bonnet. a professor in the centra
school at Paris, has been explrmentina
with the cons ructon OF lifting and 'uld
ing machinery. He ha' 1t lat su ceedei II
making Gran, which is undoubt dly the
largest in the world 1t was built to raj
masonrv at new church in process OF ereo
ton at The Mon martre, Paris.
This gilantic Gran is % feet high. a
strong frame work forms the base. 1t sup
ports the engine and wind ass, and is of oak
to resi- t bending Above tn, top rails OF the
frame rise two immense upriehts. They are
~ feet above the top OF the fl framework al
the base they are IL niche, -qu,re. Tney are
supported by cross pieces and braces
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-16

This best blood purifier and system regulator
ever placed within the reach Of suffering hu.
manty, truly is Electric Bittcrs. Inactivity of
the liver, biliousness, jaundice, constipation,
weak kidneys, or any disease or the urinary
organs, or whoever requires an appetizer
tonic or mild stmulant, will always find Elec
lric Bitters the best and only certain cur,
known. They act surely and quickly, every
money refunded. Sold at fifty cents bottle
by Lutz and Briggs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-16

Credit is due the German women and ply
sicians for first using Red Clover blossoms
as II medicine. Best results are obtained
when combined with other medicidal roots
and herbs, as in DR.. Jones Red Glover Ton
ic, which is the best known remedy for all
blood diseases, stomach and liver troubles,
pimples. costivencss, bad breath, piles, ague
and maaral diseases, Indigestion loss Of
appetite, low spirits, headache and all dis
eases Of the kidneys. Price, 80 cents, of f
Y. Griggs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-16
why the Moon Looks Larger Near tn,
Horizon,

Remarking upon the apparent phenomenon
Of tue u usual large SIZE OF the sun and
moon IN rising or setting, Sroo3ant points
out the 90 nmon error that intervening oh.
jecs a 10 an observer to better estimate
the ,.h' of the heavenly bodies, in that
she same e'fec, is visible at ssa AMI indicates
the fa lc' of several other theories There
Gre h IS erts, two real causes OF the pho
nomenpn Ia question, both purely physologi.
eai--On-. he greater constituencies Of the eye
20 aicu ~ masnitudcs near the horizon; the
other. d rect effect OF tho fceb.er light in
the elar ement of the pupil which II
would se'n. tends to magnify objects. even
wfeIar .ciai.y produced. Thu, il is shown
by experiments that the distance between
two iIi1ons points within room suffer,
TIE same apparent change as In the con.
stella ions. when. without alterin, the d S.
tsMe uDm the eye, the altitude Is greatly
increased.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-16

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, Ia SALE COUNTY IS. IN
- he circuit court OF La Sd"s county, i''' ""'''S"P
Term. 1885. ,,,,.. c.,o.,,,., ,a-,n.rs
kcnsA. l. Singer & Co, rs Michael tietchcr'--A!
tarhynfRt in aid. -, -. ..a..,,a ,,t.,.o,
Pubir notice is hereby given you the sad Mlehae
,h- tbat writ of attachment In aid Of suit at
law has hcen sued ont of the office of IN clerk OF the
C,rruit Cont OF said county Of La Sale ~ the SUIT OF
~ said Adolph L. : niger and Chart,s Schoenman.
na-,ners &c a. A. l. singer Co and against The es
20 ~ Won the "a d Michael Fletcher. for seven hun
ared and ffry.th and SOO dollars besides interest,"
directed ,n the sheriff vi said cofty Ia eNecue which
ri, has neen returned by sd sheriff Of said csun
~ ,pcuei by upon the goods sra ch4ttes ~ sad
sfsdsut. ana thu said plaiutifs. Ado ph l. singer ct
~ rsye nied an affidavit that the sid defendant. Mi
haei etchrr resident Of me sHte Il Illinois,
Nv nDless Won the said Michsrl Frtc err. shall
,c-snnay Ne ~ appear before the ti'cut Court CT
ssid county, AZ term thereof 10 he hod'n u nttsws
in said county commencing on ne sec mi MohuW ~
- a month nf JtDuarv n lsSe CIV" ~ptr'7 1iiI snd
Mead 10 said action. Judgment u be entered -ganst
y in favor " the sid plaintiffs. and the property al
;srbsd sod 20 salts the same. with r's'S
vILLIAN W. TAYLOR. Clerk.
Cftava Illinois Jan. dh. lSs
DUNCAN & O'CoNoR. Plaintiff Attys. jsas
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-16
FIG 2-CAa

Fig. 9 show, the car. 1t consists Of q
frame Of metal ono and one-half feet high,
rendered firm by n great number of cross
piec and Traces II is supported upon five
VIII els
1t is interesting to note he strength Of the
crane II is calculated to lift n load of g. ltN
pounds The machine weighs altogether -,
90 pounds The moment OF overturnng is
given b the load Of 100 pounls, the bal
ance p,iug horiZ Dnta'.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-16

A SSlGNEE'S ShI.E.-Dy virtue .! an order OF the
"A County Court, made ON December 18th, A. n 1885,
whereby IL IL ordered that the undersigned a. Assignee
of the Estate Of John b. Howe insnNcAt, III sell NJ
public vcnduc to the highest and ocst bidder for cash
sub ect to certain mortgages executed by said iBspNcht
to John Brundagc and Isaac howe Now, therefore,
public notice is hereby given that on Friday February
5th. laS6, shall at the hour OF one O'Clock NJ at
the dive ling house the premises hereinafter DIES.
Cbed sell all the right little and interest OF the said
John Il. Howe in and 10 the following described real
estate To wit: The north half ~ OF the southwest
quarter 4 of section twenty five (9j), township thirty
four $50 north in range tive 81 east of the third Priu
cpa Meridian in the county OF La Sale aforesaid 10
the highest and best bidder for cash. The sale
will be subject 10 the approval OF the County
Court Of sod county. FRANK l., HOWE,
jang-4w Assignee
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-16
why Atlanta Cannot Have an Artesian
We'll

The people Of Atlanta have sunk s2e 600
in digging at arteSian well 1000 feet deep
No $ ream having been found that would
come to The surface, Professor White, OF the
State university, was called III, and he de-
cided that as Atlanta stood on granite rock
- the ued rock of the coutlnent--the only
way TO get an artesian vel would he O.
start on the surface and bore up into the at
mOsDhora
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-16
Ottawa, Illinois. Jan. 7th. 1870
DUNCAN & O'CoSoR, Plaintiffs Atts.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, Ia SALLB county,. !"
- Mf Circuit Court Of la Sale cocaig, III. JdHudrg
Term. 1856
Claude J. Roberts and lous II. Roberts, partners,
&C. Roberts Brothers, rs. Michael fleteher-II
taChtRtnt tn aid. ,.,-,-,
Public notice is hereby given 70 you. the said Michael
Fletcher that writ Of attachment in aid OF eul ~
law has been sued out VI the office or the clerk OF the
Circuit Court OF said county of IL Sale at the suit oil
the said claude j. Roberts ct al, and against the estate
OF YOU the said Niche! Fletcher for sixty ana 5Vou
dollars besues interest, directed 10 the shert OF sad
county to execute which said writ has net returned
by said executed III connection with other wits
OF issued out of court against said de-
PENDANT returnablr Id term and hich were levied
upon The goods sud chates of said defendant ana by
which return said defendant IL not found In SAID coun'
W. and the said plaintiffs Claude j. ROherts ct al, have
filed an affidavit that the said defendant, Michael
Fletcher is nonresident Of the state OF Illinois.
Now. unless you the said Michael Fletrh r shaii
personally be and appear befor, the Cirrun Court oil
said county at term thereof 10 he holden ~ Ottawa
in said county commencing on the serond Monday IN
the month Of January u. 1855, give special bail and
plead To said scon, judgment will be en- cred ssslnst
YOU favor OF the SAID plaintiffs. and the properly at
tached sold 10 satisfy the same, with costs.
WILLIAM W. TAYLOR, Clerk.
DuscsS & U'CoSoR. Piaintiffs' krys. jsne
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-16

The best salyc in the world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter,
chappcd hands, chi5lains, corns, and all skin
eruptioDs, and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. II If guaranteed to give perfect sat
sfaction. or money refunded, Price p cents
per box, For salc nv Lutz Il Briggs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-16

STATE OF ILLINOIS. LA SALLY CouNrr--ss. In
- the Cbcti, CoarG OF La safe County Illinois, JdH'
uary Term, RSh.
Smith Bros Trunk CO. VI. Michael Fletcher. AZ
llChHieat IN Al.
Public notice s hereby given 10 you, the said Michael
Fletcher, that writ attachment in aid OF asu Al
law been sued II of the once uf the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court OF said of La Sale at the suit OF
the said smith Bros Trunk Co and against the estate
fyou, the said Michael Fletcher for one hundred ana
forty three and 2OUn doara hesies Interest directed
to the Sheriff of said county 70 execute, when SAID
writ has been returned BY said Sheriff executed IN
connection with other wis OF attachment Issued out
Of said courl against said defendant refurntble TO sad
term and which levied upon the goods and chat
tells of said defendant and by which return said de-
fendant Ia not found In said county and the said plain
TIT smith Bros Trunk Co. has II ed an AFFIDAVIT that
the said defendant, Michael Fletcher, nonresldeht
of the Stae Of Illinois. .
Now unless You, the SAID Michael Fletcher. shall
personally be and appear before the Circuit Court Of
said county at term thereof To be holden ~ ottaWs
In SAID county, commencing on the second Monday ID
the month of January D.. 1876 give special bal ard
plea 10 nd action. Judgment viii he entered against
you In favor OF the said plaintiff and the properly At
t.Ched sold to = .tisfy tie came, With costs. 49,
WILLIAM W. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Ottawa, Illinois. Jan. 1th. 1875
nYS q pAintlfiA'
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Ottawa Ilhnola, Jan. eth. 1855,
DUNCAN d O'C0NoR. Plaintiffs Ntys.

d STATE OF ILLINOIS Ia SALLK CoUNTr-s- Ia
- ike CrciIt court u La SAFE county, IL. Jdhu0'B
Term. 1886. ~ s,,, .
&c as Rest Fenner Smith Co., O.. Michael Fletcher
--Att1rhrent IN aid. ,,, ,,t,,
Public ocr is hereby given TO You the said Nichae
Fletcher that writ OF attachment in AID OF suit al
Law has been sued of the office OF the clerk OF the
ircnt Court said county of "A Sale NJ the suit or
the said Res, Fenner smith ct AL and again the estate
Of Won the -ad Michael Fletcher for one hundred anu
sixtyne and i2 dollars. besides interest directed 70
the sheriff of said county 10 execute ~hlch SAID wrU
hasbeen returned nv said sheriff executed ia corheS
lion with other wrs nf attachment Issued out OF 'hd
cnur against said defendant. returnabe TO sald term
and which were evrd non the goods nnd chattes OF
said defendant and by which return said defendant IL
not found in said county; and the SAID planifs Rest
Fepner Smith ct al have died an ahGaV that thr sau
defendant, Michael Fletcher, Is NONRESIDENT OF the
q ate of Illinois. ,,,, 49,, -,
nersopallv ne and prear before the Circuit Court or
said cnnpty Al term thereof to he holden 90 OTTAWA
lin said county cunm ncing on the second Monnsy IN
the month Of January A d. 1856, give special Dali ana
lead To said act on Judgment VIII ne entered against
you in favor Of the said plaintiff and me properly al
| iarhed sold 10 satisfy the SAME, with costs. 90
'"N' ~ " WILLIAM W. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Ottawa Illinois. Jan. ilh; Isl. -.
| DUsCAN & UCoSoR, Plaintiffs Auys JAMS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-01-16

Cora Whaley, the dissolue woman who
has been in the hospital at Aurora for some
weeks past, was able to be removed Wedues-
day, and vac brought to the county asylum