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sized log was rolled out in the middle OF
the cabin, small wood provided and
soon bright fire was blazing beside it.
Alec and Bob were busy gathering wood
to keep the fire up during the night,
but as soon a. 1t began TO burn brightly,
Otis sat down ON chunk beside it,
rested his chin in his hands and began
10 mediate upon his unhappy lot. He
had set in this attitude for some time,
when he was aroused by Alec, who hsd
thrown down Q load Of wood and had
been standing silently yatching him for
Q full minAts. Otis' looked up at hin
and growled "what in the deuce are you
looking at me 90 fort" Alec seemed to
have grown fully six feet in that one
minute. With his wiry little body -
straight q an arrow and his black eyes
almost flashing iire, he said: snow, ssS
here, jumbo, / got duGkins to-day ON
your account, but ] didn't care > StfAY
for that. You are just shout a big =
Bob and together and It Il getting en-
tirely too thin for ~ to sst up all tie
wood and do the cooking, While YOU rot
there and toast your snins. Now, You
can just do one Of two thineA Yoa
can get up and come ont here and help
get in this night wood, or you can set
up and 0a, whichever You plsass." Ots
had been out Of dx Il, the aftsrnoon,
and now, - he looked Alec straight r.
the eyes, It was plain 10 be seen from
the fiaah ot Aisown eyes that his "dsnder"
wsupin nlsn< Tu - upn4 l5
hs'hkssd tstwssa hb ssste sasd FSas1
sst along without the co6pany Of any
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06
Facts of Interest

CiStarn wa O. may b. p iriied by charcoal
put IN a Gag aul hung in tle water.
There is scarcely dec n. map III the
United States for schoo! Use or o herwlsa
The ne o. ass flooring is increa ing In
Paris S.tli ieIt light ,hlnes through 1t to
Il umIuato DARK roonS b low.
Long range guns are hong 50 rapidly de
veto el that the rotundity OF the earth be
gins to Offer serious impeachment to cor
rect ar,il cry prac lee
In The Amer can journal of Inianity DR.,
Piny Earle -ayS, so far ~ sta iSti = aro an
/ Iiclti n tn rrcOvcrics in British nsy iums
excel lho@e IN American institutions b be-
tween and per cent
Toe government arsenal Mt Osaka, japan,
is now turn ne out steel rails a1 good as the
IN orted anl it is sad that ue-ore long full
ulway "a lpmenti wi | bo made at hon
for til ir rapidly extending lines
Lime cartridges arc now somewhat used
Tor llasing purposes A hole Is tored, the
lime cartridge inserted and water poured
over IT. The increase in volume OF tho
slakeh limo CRACKS and splits the substance
winch IL Is desired TO blast.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06

Our conception OF strength and endurance
are so associated with visible implem -
and mechanical arrangements that 1t is hard
W cast them aside and yet the stream Of
electric fire that splits an ash is not n pom
derable thing, and the way in which the
loa istone reaches tho ten pound weight /,
not perceptble. You would think tho man
had pretty good set of molars that could
gnaw a poker like stick of candy, but a
DO tie Of innocent looking hydrogen gas will
eat up piece of iron Lar as though II were
o piece OF favor to prdding. Mr.. Faraday,
the grea chemist, laws claim to have demon
stratd that each drop of water is the sheath
Of electric force sufficient TO charge 100, 900
Jeyden ITS. In spite Of teetotal pledges,
therefore tho most tempera man IL a
pretty hard drinkcr. Tor he is compelled TO
. axe his thrt with condensed thunder
storm The difference in power between q
wOman's scolding and womans tears is
explained nov. Chemistry has put 1t into
formu a. When lady scolds man has
20 iace only few puifs Of articu ate car.
bonic acid, but her weeping is liquid light
ming
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06

The porul comic opera OF the "Mikndo'
has brought into fashion all kinds Of Japan
ESQ fancy dressing. On the left Of Fig
is seen japanese lady in full dress Japan
ESQ roue of Powered India silk. the loose,
flowing seeves lined with pink silk and
showing clos. uudcrsleeveS o blue silk. The
collar OF the robe is OF pink silk, and the
broad sash OF blue silk il tied in large bow
Mt the back. Hair arranged in japanese
fashion with gol pins
On tho right is girl in the pretty and
picture, que costume Of peasant girl OF that
portion # italy around Rome American
tourists arc much STRUCK with the country
girls no come INTO the streets OF Rome on
a no iday wearing this their br liant na-
tional dress Short skirt of blue cashmere
trimmed with three narrow bands Of ecru
foularl Apron Of ecru fouard emoroii-
cred In yellow, red and blue, turned up to
the waist on one side and finished In the
back With q sash matching the apron. Cor
selet of red satin wi h garnature Of yellow,
white and biue galloon, and tied over the
shoulders with ribbons to match the gall
looms Low necked cbcmisetts Of white
muslin shirred IL VERGE VITA q god cord,
and having full sleeves Of the muslin with
the lower parts Of red satin trimmed with
yellow and white satin corriings, and
finished at the wrists with full frills Of lace.
Necklace Of gold an cora beads, and large
go d earring. Italian cap OF ecru foulard
Ecru silk stockings, and black shoes with red
rCSetteS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06
CLIFF PICTURE.

The picture is that Of a prehistoric mons
Yer II some sort looking moro like n boar,
perhaps than like any other molern cren
ture
IS 4. Ti'lman. the writer in Science says;
The extreme l,ng'h OF Tho picture Is at
least seven feet Tho cliff il composed OF
owni,h-red san lstono the iCture at the
u,fice is OF n much darker color. which
color gradually passes into the uniform
color OF the rock at a distance OF two AMI a
half or three minutes from surface, as
shown by de achaDle fragments. Copies of
the photograph We re sent at the tine i was
taken TO Professor Joseph Henry Professor
Dana, an to Darwin. Professor henry
asked "Can IL he anything else lhan work
Of md an arIf' Professor Dana thought the
co or 10 to iron stains, and the outline ac-
cidental Darwin hesitated to eX ress an
opinion, but dssented from Profes or Dana.
Col. Keudrck, formerly professor at tho
military academy, expressed tho same
opin on rs did Professor DAM.
II he figure Is remarkably dis inc. aud
well defined for the result Of accident; but,
Professor llcnry's idea te reioc,ol, there
seems no o.hcr explanation
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06

The dc ar menL OF tate at Washington
va. heou I'll ly advised nat no king OK
h .tt CLANS b proposed an annuai priz' OF
D. 80 franc, to- he purpose 4 encourag NJ
wolk, OF The mni rue comp ition to be
open to al "a i'm, AMI to 'e decided by
n Jury appointed b IN king o. brlg um, to
consist q. seven mem ers. OF whom three
er, o g c'ci,n aid h. renal der for
et rcr,. The pr u luruin, The oOJ"ct OF the
lhud mIxei in,erlt. ion CONF ton will
br al udga in 1859 TO HE Des work Oh the
prog e., Ut e.ecttcity II, motive over as
mean, oil Illumination AMI IN o.her ways
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06
RoApRUsyER AND RArrLrsyAKx

The first impulse aud ace OF. he a-saul ed
make is TO coil for dart; IT, next TO move
away. QUICKLY rea.iz.s that I 5 hemmed
IN In a circle and finally makes a ash at
tempt to q De over the obstruction he
myriad OF tiny needles pri'k II and drive IL
back. Tie angry snaAe, with SIN Il! "iSd m,
attempts TO retaliaie b. IA, enlnI It's fan .
into the often ling cac,us The spines I'LL It's
mouth
Angrier stiI. i; again and ngan assaults
the prickl' wall until, out beside Itself
with rage, ii seems to lose is WIS com
petely, and, writhil- AMI twisting horribly
buries its envenom,l fanGs into It, own
body dying finally from is self-inh.c 81
wounds After the catastrophe the gotI-
runner INDUCES in few gra fed il,r OF
it, long tail and Soe' oil The name of his
feathered curiosity Is the piIsann. IT'S
described as IAN alert comical oo6ins Lirl'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06
A New Volcano.

Since the terrible earthquaks and erup-
ton Of the volcano OF Krakataua, three
years ago, new volcano has appeared in
the Pacific ocean. IT is in appearance a
volcanic ISLAM two or three miles long. 1t
Is about IF cen miles from the island OF
Hong Tonga 1t i, oyerhung constantly by
clouds and steam Flames and clouds shoot
ing constantly out Of the water arc an i'm
pressive, not 10 say terrific sight The
vessel which first discovered 1t sailed suf-
fcently near it to see that 1t was a subma,
zine volcanic eruption Night coming on,
The officer feared ~ approach 1t, as there
was danger OF ocean currents which might
draw them TO the volcano and destruction
They wsI,ri. therefore, and In the morning
sppro utiously. The correspondent
eben ave not words to express nay
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06
'J'HE FASHIONS
Jcycled Carriers.
LI-nL-IDr-L IIr.nLnr

Mention may be appropriately made OF the
dam evening shoe, with LOUIS XIV heels
lccora'el with lows of lace and RI bon
caught through pearl or diamond buckles,
and worn by French womeY with full dres,
toilets Often these joocle buckles arc In
thu shape Of n s.ar, AMI sometimes they sim
ilate horseshoe Itgoes without the say
ing that these bucll.i IN Is su ,gest jeweled
TterS these later, by tho by, were II
prominent feature among tho holiday goods
exhi tied in tho stores, A preferred style
of carriers Is one Of silk elastic ribbon OF
dn color fas enc with gold clasp or
buck lie SET with mall colored stones jew
el d gar e,s arc but ons OF n long list of
styles; there are any number of garter
buckles and slidcS in oh gold and silver /;
some arc cnamecd in floral pattern, some
are carved AMI etche |, AMI all are exceed.
iugly attractive in effect.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06

Numbered with caprces that find favor in
Paris are all sorts of tainmlns and charmS,
the newest of which is a revival OF a tails
man from Egypt, da iny back 10 he time Of
the Pharaohs, and known by the me
'Oudjon This taliSman, says tradition,
originally represented the ego OF Horus, or
rising sun, and signifed health and pros
rcrity The new haubles now made by
Pnrsian jewellers are copies of oudios in the
Louvre a d in the British Museum. These
are small frames Of goil or silver, cou-
tanning the painting of an almond shaped
eye, from which falls a differing tear in
the shape OF gm These oul 10, appear
on bracele :, and are also worn AS charms
on the watch chain
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06
A Now SweeteninR.

SAGE arin. a species of combined benz oio
acid discovered b. berg in 1873 is n sub
q ance IN ny times weeter than cane sugar
and when mixed VITA crap, sug r, pos
,e,se, the a v,r OF h, can, prolics in a
IN rsed ,egree Its hi. price has hitherto
,rev"nt 4 acquu ing commercial import
AN q, but The Rund chau lie tmeritz now
>tares ~, e,ernl cosy steps in t. pro
auction have zen "I,mna ell aud IL IL likely
20 b co ia very us'fui 10 con o, ioierS Oie
pi,tof sacch rln aided o 2VD parts OF
sluco . is said to i've lha, sub,tance n sweet
ne, equa 10 c. e,ugtr In -ome author
iy ,tateS h I sacchlrin Is 'rmrSs 10 the
human or'ani'n, and does not Ike cane
sugar, b, co. deccmpo, Il N { aystem
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06
Tax Sale Notice.

NOTICE hereby given to the known owners OF and
the unknown interested Ia the lands ots snd
,rts Of ts hereinafter described and all other per.
suns whom Il msS concern, that At sale OF delinquent
Ian and lots by the treasurer and ntcio col
rctor ~ IA sale county the of Illinois for the
state county and other taxes and costs due thereon for
the wear A 1883 and previous years. held at the
Irmntv Court House. in the city OF ottawa, in satn
couny commencing the 10th day Of June A. D. iSs
and e. ntuuei from day 10 dsv pursuant u law. Lewis
N nm On the 2 q day Of June 1884, became the
purrhsser OF the following described town lot situated
~ IN ,oboss p,,t,s CnD, Torn or
:" 800 lot BIZ Sahiic sion.
t.,.mi.h smith $1,000. IL Is l.. q W. y. Co.'S
add. TO Msrsellie-
That sad tract OF land cold as aforesaid for the
taI,s of the i and that the tune VI redemption
i .aid trsrt Of land IRON said sale and purchase viii
expire on the sd Jay of June 1885 -
isn-S Lh"iS " HILL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06

This amusement is very popular the present
winter. wherever there are at once snow and
bills TO slide down 1t - not really very
different from the old fashioned sliding down
hill uaon n she'd, that we were all familiar
with when we were young ones, tut it has
been taken up by the fash enable peop'e
now, and OF cour e there must be- special
pattern OF sledS an | costumes,
The word itself is indian. Tho amuse-
m mt was borrowed from the Indian by our
Cinaiian frien Is, thence mpor cd, without
paving tv, into the Estates, A long
sled, or slide, fat upon the bottom without
runners is made of some strong, light wood.
1t has n narrow rail to cling to- and high
front curled Over bacH warl. to keep the
snow and wind from striking the fun seekers
100 powerfully. Ten or a dozen persons
mount this old vehic e, one Uehind the othes,
and SD, down long hill at O fearful
veoc y sometime.
Iadle, wear their toboggal dresses quite
shor, coming olly TO the ankles, the skirts
narrow and skimp, so as not to be in the
NY tapniny about and catching INTO
things, 80 also ~ not TO be heavy in walk
ng. HeIe Is a desert ton Of the toboggan
,oS umes:
Ioboygln coats AMI jackets are made of
,olor,d ankets OF great warmth, with
ionhe breasted fronts, and tho blanket
border around the lower edge for trimming
A ponteI hood wi h a border is attached
for lodies aud children, but gentlemen wear
Il kni ted wooden cap in preference A
wide telt or a fanciiul sash ls added, and
the uordercd skirt of tho dress worn by
lnais with short tickets is Iaii in broad
xiii pai,s Bright blues and scarIe;s are
tn favoritc warn colorI, Moccasins and
ribbed wool stockings compete the costume
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06
A.eyRl
HENRY GUM,

4 DNlSISTRATRIX'S SALE or REAL ESTATE
"a by virtue ~ an order and decree of the Probate
Court of La sale county llnCia made the petition
of the undersigned. Margaret a. Avery AdIsnis "a
triX Of the Estate OF John II. Avery, deceased for
leave 10 sell the real estate OF said deceased the De-
diy of December 1855. shall on the nineteenth day Of
February NEXT at two o'clock p. of said day sch at
township In said county the real estate described
follows much thereof AS may be necessary T., wit
The north sixty acres of the west half of the southwest
quarter Of section twenty t2 in 10 Dship thirty
one $50 north range one east, ui the third principal
meridian sad sixty being the part of the real
tate OF said estate without buildings, in Ia Sale cOun
~, Illinois, on the following terms 20 wit: Cash de-
livery OF the deed to the purchaser
MARGARET A. AVERY,
AdmintstratrX of the Estate of John
II. Avery dccet scd.
Dated tins i3th day OF January, A. b. 1855. Ian6iw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06
Tuesday night, about seven O'Clock. Min.

Tuesday night, about seven o'clock, Min.
ME Neuman, a handsome little German
girl aged 10 years, employed at DR.. Hop
kins', as a domestic, while on her way TO
night school at the residence of the Luth
ern minister, on the west side, WA ap.
preached by some one who attempted to
outrage her. The fellow tried to throw her
down, but her screams brought Officer
Simon 10 the scene and the villain fed
Otto Winkler, a glass blower, was arrested
on suspicion but rs the girl could not pos.
i,ively identify him rs her assailant, Judge
Weeks discharged him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06
Dinner Manners.
lHarprs Razar.l


II Won have but one wine with your simple
dinner, It sh pull BE- either sherry or c,aret.
and should be in glass decanters and stand
on tie table The guests can help them
selves The hostess can offer it Immediately
after th flllsoury Mills at Minneapolis, OF
wiped dthe manager says:
inc lap have instituted an arrangement,
passed our employees for the distribution of
profits among them. We set aside
Iyear certain percentage OF our
pIelA for this purpose The percentages
WIN S"tstributed among our foremen and
young 'fOf departments and To ali men who
gu "' an especially important and trust
position ana To every man who has
VI 'o' b our service for five years NJ matter
bis position may be. The amount of
frcentage Is, of course, regulated by
VT hracter OF the position occupied and
Gar ,o' larry paid 10 the individual men. We
bo reason 10 regret the amount of
shou d u orr yyn,l,mar 90 :, hos Isl, 'out'u
oread- lyal and conscientious class of men
certainly do not think we are any
by the outlay. We never have the
Rings bubble with our employees or 1isaffec
finger. bong them. We regret that we have
Naa~ " 10 80 into uetdlis anu give YOU our
ovcr bom,r the effect industrial partnership
-, ,aracter W ould have on the manu-.
Sasii'ing and commercial i~'o---.--- -~-~ +
sired. are nIucu worn.
A white Cashmere goat skin il the band,
soonest Of al rugs
Flowers with very long stems are fash
ionable. both for corSage and hand bouquet
Piain linen collars, simple round band
clo$d wi h stud are still worn more than
any bling else for the street Cuffs to match.
The Montague bang is the style of front
hair for III ladies' II Is named from the
late admired ACTOR. The hair is parted 4
slightly to one side. The front locks are
curlcd in thckly clustering rings about the
face. not pasted u, ht down, but loose and
auny They payt little 81 ths parting Of
the hais
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06
l.. w. BREW Err,

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
N BY virtue Of nm order and decree " the Pro"ate
Court Of La Sale county, Illinois malc on the petition
OF he undersigned TheodoreC &. rr.Hary administrator
with the wi annexed of the estate OF Austin G. ddard,
deceased for leave sell the Real Estate of sand dc.
C'aecd, at the January term H. 1885, of said Court,
towit the 18th day Of January 1856 shall on sat
urday. the nth day uf February next between The
hours OF ten OclOk In the forenoon and four oclOcs
In the afternoon. that Is To ut two o'clock In the NJ
ternoou Of said day sell Public sale at the resi-.
denca OF Austin Goddard, deceased. the southwest
quarter (sT NJ Of section ~ town HIP ~ north range
east Of the NJ pr ncisal meri inn in the township Of
ophr in said county the Real Est te described NJ fol
lows, ta.wit:
The south west quarter (swA) Of section twentyeight
t2s township thirtyfvC $3.50 north range two CD east
Of the third principal meridian c ntaining one hun
dred and sixty 6D OF land, less situated
IN Ia sale county. Illinois, ON the following terms.
tOwit: Cash.
Dated this eth day Of January A, u 1856
THEODORE &. TRESART,
Administrator with the will annexed OF the estate
q IhpN VI Of Auatin (,Odd ard. deCpuecd.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06
Trough on Rats"
Ciears out rats mice, reaches, fies, ants bedburs
Heart Pains

Ciears out rats, mrce, reaches, fies ants bedburs.
Heart Pains.
PsE,iation, Drorsica swelhngs, Dizziness, IndiFes
ton Headache, shepessness cured by Wells Health
"Rough on Corns."
AK for Wells Rough on Corns" I5c. Quick com.
pete cure. Hard or soft corns, warts, bunions,
"Buchu-Paiba,"
Quick, complete cure, AL Kidney, Bladder and Urn.
airy Diseases Scading Irritation Stone Gravel Cstarr
vt the Bidder. u, Druggists
Bed-Bugs, Flies.
s7ies, reaches, ants, bed.hugs, rats mice, gophcrs
cleared ont by Rough on Rats" l5c
Thin People.
"weIs' Heath Remover" restores heath and vissr,
curee Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Debility. 81.
"Rough on Pain"
Cures cholera collie cramps. dlarrhGa aches. pains
spraIns, headache, neuralgia rheumatism &c. Rough
on Pain Plasters, l5c-
Mothers,
II you are failing, broken, worn ont and nervous, use
Wells Health Remover" u. Druggists.
Life Preserver.
II you arc losing your grip on life, try "wells' Health
Remover Goes direct 10 weak spots.
Rough on Piles"
Cures Pies or Hemorrhods, Itching Protrudine,
bleeding, Internal other. Internal and External
ReincIo in each package sure cure, SIC Druggists.
Pretty Women.
Ladies who would retain freshness and vivacity don't
'ail to try "Wtlls' Health Remover
Rough on Itch"
"RonSh on Itch" cures humors. cruptions ringworm,
etier, salt rheun, frosted icct chilblaiEs
Rough on Catarrh."
Corrests offensive odors ut once, Complete cure Of
worst chrome cases also unequaed as gargie for Diph
The Hope of the Nation.
Children slow in DEVELOPMENT nuny eCrayDy ard
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06

Science repro luce, from a photograph
the following curiou, clif picture in Colp-
RADIO A san lstone cl IL form, tho w'st
bluff of the Purga,oIre riv in Colorado.
At u p int tween mile, above mouth Il q
pic ure is seen upon the ands one c,hf The
cliff is seventy ieet above che hel Of the
river The picture is aboIt thir v-tive feet
above the stream an twenty five feet be.
low the top Of the cif IL Is a wall OF roci
straight up AMI Town
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06

The pretty girl on the left represents a
rose garden. Skirt OF white satin having
bands OF green velvet ribbon sewed on it b
represent n trellis, with lunches OF pink
roses placed at the intersections and tho bot
tom finished by a garland Of pink roses and
leaves. The pointed oorsage is Of white
satin trimmed TO match the skirt. Full
back drapery OF pale blue gauge Pink roses
in the hair, white satin slippers trimmed
with roses and blue silk stockings A basket
Of roses in the band
On the right OF Fig is a Spanish Gypy.
Skirt r cardinal surah, borderci with gold
fringe and crossed at the right side, disolos-
Ing an un,ierskirt Il white cashmere Scarf
Of gold rped gauss arranged o. drapry.
Bpani jicke. 81 cardinal velvet trimmed
with sob 'r"h and epsniDg ever . chssnt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-06

A procty suggestion Tor the fancy dret' Of
Mistress Mary quito contrary" comes to Us
from Lon ion in I4npouchere'S Truth IL is
for child and in rose pink gauzo and sat in
urah, with the bodice and skirt both trim
med with silver tells and cookie heils also
silver, while the "Columh.nes all in a row
were sm Ii doIlies dressed as such in colors TO
correspond with the dress, AID sewn all
around tho skirt at ECU intervals