The Ottawa free trader. [volume], March 06, 1886, Image 3

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iua I'uuiplng Knginisa.
In Now York then is not auflloient water
prewnira fromtba re-ar voir to lift water a we
line flr t or ond floor ot building. It is.
therefore, neceaaary to pump it. V-r.ous
devious lttiTe been iuventod lor turn purpos
I band, do, a earn aud otuer powor. Hat the
inoHt ntuum?. ihe one at once the most -iinplu
I and sciontiUo, ia apparently gas-ptiiupiiu'
ngine tha, baa beau in u e a litt.e wti la 1.
Ik a inacu.uo ibat would be wuli asiapt&i i r
una in all ritiua where there is uiflkulty in
I raising w ater.
CROWN OAS -PCMPINO F VOINTB.
Thin piimpin n?ine emu sts of a 8trcn;j
iron tatlo, wcured to an iron I n', U'o-i
which aro mip' orted. a the ipod o ends
the power cylinder and tlio fl wheel and
shafts buirimr. Th motion of tho picoi
is imp-ircd by tho pis'o'i rod to tho rock T
arm, which drives the punu nnd n i ni onn
stcadv motion is nmintni;n I lv tin houvy
fly wheeL Tho cnriu' niav h-net un n tho
bit rnvui kitelion or an o' her pirt of u
building. Horew it fast in its pines tiv tho
iron Irai s. Bit tho uati-r suction pipe,
1 i the i.umn,
Thoino'or lorceof tho nvo'iin' Is obtained
by tlio explos ve prone y of whn min
i;id with nir. A clmnbT is arrnnrred
which admits the can nnd where it Is min
gled with nir. It ik tjrii o l in a jet in such
.a wiv as to cause n R.-rips o' tiny exnlosions
These dr.vetho 10.L The heavy ily whwl
iiuiinains a stoaly tnotoi. The pump
works uoiseles-ly on, nnd t!u fl-nv of vsat r
is in a steady stream. Alter rein? once set
up it can tie started at my iii"tii"iil instantly
with a match, li is as ea-ily inanagei in
tlie turmn on and olf of n n n j '
It loo!; al'cofit. ll:;e n tov cn rlne. it is so
smi 1 .a id well ll.n-hel Vet it is nhlo to
lift 2 10 gallon ,f wa or nn Iiuk. lo a height
if lifiy fi-t. The expense ol th.'VJH u-d
is asiiiis!n :1 v 8 -nail, ltissiid to he o ily
two conts nn hour.
Tin- I ustril Nulling Vessel.
Oapt. Hnmu ds nn o. I t me niiii irier, has
lsn res'ii h- rcciirin .' sotm facts anon t the
elipper Failing ship Ilie tdnoU;lit. 'Ihis In
mous old vessel iieiuilly own croas. i the
ocean from New York 10 enslovvn. in
nine days and -eve ilei n hours Mie was the
swiftest call nx vis,el ever built.
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rr; m.r pp.EAnsrtronT.
The Drerwlnoii'.'ht. in which Cipt. S-irnuela
vainol his reputation, was l n lt ut New
burvport. Mass., in 1V(, nnd when rp her
lirot return trip from Liverpool she r'in in
over tho Sandy Hook bar i-fora he Ciin"rl
teatricr. which si.ltf.l a ilav earlier, had
readied Ilo;on. It was a inu h tlu man n
the ship. She was not very sharp, but -he
AU9 wonderfully i'll proimrtioniHl in hull
ond spir;, nn I carried loya when mi ordi
nary hooker would 1 e hove to under a jeo
winj; in the itviintopsnil. 'lhouli nho was
built over thirtv years n;;o, her tun (in ' lint
liunous .iisvue h is uev t U en efprv'el I v a
s-ailer. To tins day th avenge stani-hip
loxs not Uat it.
The C'nrare Pi. Nun.
A lively Punch writ"r iv.'s ih following
graphic ucscripliou of tho ait.on vt cnraiv
iiu a'lim ils:
"Ifiit see, doctor, what hnn that piva! set
ter d g takenf 11a is but lightly fiisiemsi
tothi ) ink. nnd th it rnim-lookin gentb
imin la!.s him heiivv b.ows on the most
tunder partis and yet he neither move nor
liariss, nor shows tlie slightest iudicatioa of
sullerint;. '
lo not trir npioaraTics. That nnimal
ha I eon cnrai U'-l. 11' is kept niiv by
nrtific ai n;-p:ratioa No v th"V are about
to experiment on a squirrel. A few drops
of tho thick solution i f th-i curare are in
injectisl under his skin, an 1 he is iei loose in
his cage. FoP three or four minute lie
seems to feel nothing; then, irr tat'd j;h a
slight jain, he appenis t his ma-N-rs from
his highest Imr. Ss.)ii futiu-i overtakes
him; ho drops o:i the Door lie tin us li s
head and taki-s the nut we offer him; t tit ha
putrt asido tnis favorite bvsL M s eyes close,
respiration eeus, alt hough tho heart stid
U.-ats.
"Hut surely dea h must l) very eay in
ihis ease, with neither spa.s;n nor couvul
niou!" On the eon'rarv. you can- or imagine a
more frigiitful death, Curare actt on the
nerves f ir.ovemeiif, wiiln.ut utrs-img
those of sensibility. Tunt ilgfid- iireuso
suffering, I ui c.m make no movement to ex
press it. Tlmt B'-eins ilitl.c.rt to piove, hut
it haa be-u oUs-overisl m this way: A
tandage in tied rouud a frog in such a way
that all tlie system of nerves sled! be subj-ct
to the ii tlu-nce of tho poison excopt tho e of
the thigh. Ke is then cur.ir a d; and nil the
uervesof luoveiueiit are mrulz d. except
those of tlie Mn 1 le;s. The onvul;ons if
tlie hind leet will show the suffering of the
poor littlo least. Now. if the uniuial lie
prickesl in the foro b ot, ihe heal or the
chest, be can make no n:i n n ent to avoid
the torture; ln.t the de pcrn'e cor.vu.Mon
of his hind legs which nrv ti.n. indu vsl iu
fticate how sensitive lie reniaius to pain.
A man poUoiiisl I .y a siitisjutauisiu injec
tion of curare would watch Li- own agony
without the tower to make a gesture, and
. woull fe- l paralysis im jp gra dually over
Lia l.iiu .s, his Ivtvl, and the ii:u-clfsof his
jaws. In iiilei.se vividness he would reiliise
one .f tho-e crrnl nightmare :n which one
-trug.;hs to fly or cry, but fis s nailed to
the ground, and the vo.iv arrested in toe
ihroaL Vli.I jrwrving the moft placid
appi'arance, tfie anguish of si fT -caijon would
oreep ou the ihum-H of in-plra'ion t?ing
affreteii in tb-irturu, and the air uo longer
reaching the lung 1 be heart would keep
on beating and the brain would retain all ita
inlli?eni. unticitxi inir and analysing
very step 'oiard Haul termmatiox
Composite Photoirraphi. j
A year or l(ia;u tr. Fran ia (lalton. F.
R. H, inventod the ccrn;osite pbotorapli.
i lie Mi.iject attracted tho Kreatcat attention
ati.he.uuo an 1 nan niuce ien deveiopoi in
tl.lt country nnd ap dei in qure a new
d rectiou. Mr. W alter R Furuess tlr t
tr ed co.npon.te photography to tho atudy
ot hisUincal portroiia Dr. Gal on' proce a
U very Bi:iple. it consist in cxrosinn lie
tore a cunera a series of ponraita. usi ir
only on i-eusitive iilat4 for all thJ ex
jxisureH. Amateur photographer well kuow
ihatir a plate b rxpowsl lw.ee, '.hero will
b. two pe- ures, one over the other. FtiCJ
pictures are worthless ani on y useful a
rertU iders tha you cuinot be too car f ul ia
taking t o gboia at one iU jecW Tho so
ciilo.1 'vpirit ftntopapha" arj a'a male
in l isva .n ihe ciinpoaito phot Rranlii
crerul rtrails are pui jo o'v n ade on one
p i.te the only d.ffereiu- b-inift iat in snca
fictun the re-ea el extH-urvs are inten
t;i iul ani are n ade in a certain way, t-o
that all he varictts por ra:U ate -oinoiued
in o one.
( lillilren Horn With SeaUkln Cloak.
'1 wo hairy chil irvn are lo.nu exhuduvl at
a Imdon rquarium, an I are Hrousin"; aci
eiiti ic urouslty. 'inev nre nuiv4 of
1'aru.may of lij;ht complexion, iutodient,
and members of a family w.lh blciiw as
unixith as or inary. '1 heir backs oro ro n
p'ctely covered with line. dnrl-colored hair
or fur. hort, soft, and unl k? tlu black hair
of tho hei.d; in th t-ov the h ir,- covering
extends down thetrugi.s io the k u-s. in
adduion 'o these larp" covi re I Knoe, thi
Unlies of loh are covred w tl c nular
patches of fur, varvin ; in si. from that of
a pea to a hand' brea-ith, as tr.any as a lmn
rlred of the spots showin up ai the girl
A-uorinal development of tho mib-eiita-ieous
svnov4il sacs and other icculuvritiea are
noted by medical observers.
Micro- Photography.
Fliobvrrp'.iy is cmnloyed to recognize
pol wool. Micro-oho:o;raph aro taken
of sec.ioiii, lonitu liuai and transverse, of
standard p if s of tim.r bearing a certain
known iiiiix.m un or minimum strain,
'lhesenro i ni ii Rid, and servo n compari
soru for otlvr Hiiupl's Anv piece which
the educated ey detucts to have fewer rinsjs
iht inch of dia meter, fewer lihres or fewer
radial plates jwr square inch of nectton, is
rejectiil. "l'lie advau;:ip of the method Is,
savs Thi Ohio I.umU'r Journal, "that it.
allow all t in tier tor iuiportaut io.-i-ioii to
I toited ilre use I."
Tnnrrtieiiinir I'uper.
A p'nn for rendering pi.por a tonph as
woo I or leather has t een rvevndy inlns-du-.-ed
on li e couin-nt; it consist i rn x
ina: chloride of z oc with the pulp in the
com- of innuufai tti'a li ha he'n found
thai th' p renter tha deno of concentr.a
tion of the itino so ution, thti prc'iiter will 1m
tl.o toiighne-s of the pnner. 1 1 can IjC u.s.d
ftr inakiiii; U)xr-s nnd for iwiting.
V! I lists of Interest.
In the I'iiitd Hlnteslhcre are eighty-two
factor.es cnjiajesl in the mannfiicMire of
pln. mil tl'ev employ ltoge:h.r nlKiut
-Must Lands. The va no of the product is
abovo ii,OfJ a yc ir
Tlio term "ore In r-j f ewer' nieias n
foris wh.ch will iai-s! .".'i,tJXI pounds i.no
fiot in a ni:n I'o.
ls'fects in .linft iig soinetitres ntnotmt to
fill )Hr cent, of the eiuriiio jxiwer. Tlie ili
fee! are u un 11 v-: Slinltitig too liht for thu
dntv. crooked shafting, hangers too for
apart, haji.er l.ear.iigs too short, pullev
too li 'iivv and uol j roperly I alancist,
ha'i 'ers which nre not ml jn4nlile and not
kp f-dju-i nr. and sinie'.inus tills. 1 wi;h
Holl'io.ls babbitt met li, nil I impro(ier j ro
portion 1 ot w. o i ihet- o .ulleVN so.inected
l.y the same i U.
1 lie population of fon.l m is no v nearl
r.i '.' io. At hi lem ming of the. century
it was less t un 1 () l)OJ
in
-i-
jjifiicjr
Morning Ire-s.
At home nnd In t rivats- lum e no hit g Is
prettier tlmu a lis. b;c:ii. fast and irorn
ing wrapK.r. 'lla-se are n it. pro-ily worn
at ho'cis For in g i';e i es in geneml
th v are quite lnw;tchi:ig w l:eu Ir.s t-fuliy
made, b mil's lin so v rv csiniforla'iie.
A d hatndo to Is- n a iv c i vi u i nt can
onlv Ij cut in sine wav pr iu -.s slui',
milioT. a tra n. 1-aco wrnpis r- uro a ele
ga it a- lll drefS'-s. For mstsuice, a short
skirt is of lijrht pink satin mei eillieux,
plaited lengthwise. Down eith-r lido arc
panels of Vuletio.cnnes Jncc irc; t.oii, sur
rounded by the s-'ime kind of lac. 'Jho
lower rart of tiu'sie panels nre i ointe 1 nnd
h ue pink mo.re; Wiws. 'I he Valenri 'nues
p-iUmaiirt li prettily drupod mid hhw the
Iront of tin? nkirt and a pin: satin vest.
This vest is aLso otn and has tins edgvsj
fiLslciu.! ag ilust a Vulen ientics chem -et..
Down eitiier Hiiie of Uio vest are tiny pink
earl button. Around this noek of the
polonnUf is a full lace rucking clu-ed in
Iront under a pink ism.
Another wrapper, diiferunt, but (pi.d!ji
haLlviouie, u ibo cue ia
v.t.v-
mm
Via. 1 i acp wrappi r
It Is of lr.ee, over a colir.-i! fal.ric of ik,
foulard or sateen. If saNsn is used, with
the cluan pire ls that i low so 'Xjiumon,
this hiui Isouw morning d.sjs Is pot at all
extensive Light b u-j sir ro-e pink sat-n
are cxtremel- r-tty, shining out through
the las-e 'Hut wr.:rr'r in Fig. 1 his a Wat
leau plait in tlie lurW. fastens"! Hit down at
the w a st. and f-r eight inches (low the
wiirt Hyoud th.it it spieaslsoit in thu
tkirt. A sliurt train is shown in tlie illus
tration but thdrcH is just as well made
without it. The colorwl wiWn b rut to fit
the waist plain in the Kirk. Only the lace
Li doub ed over in th Watte J plal Ike
nennvt of the skirt are lalM)d at the bottoru.
and ti e eile tuta-4 tatk :c fcr ier
i
h pa inl wltn 'an pl-'t'nS of
'a A Ion; lace wan isniiacnn n. iut
turoa". aid till ou he front, and rihhou
uot tnui lha waist aud kk.rk
Fia C CARFMrRE wnAPPr.n.
Lead eoloresl cashmere with black vtlvt
are the materials of which this morning
pown is comt-el in the model. The front
a- re. ids npnrt frsen tho wait slown, oionliig
on a plaited tab'.itT: tin latter ii in thn a
pirtj, the two shorter forming flounces
across the Uittoin of tlio skirt, and the
lonrer a plaiting ext.ndinn from the throat
lo the Ui nt flounce. Throe bands of velvet,
ornamented with a Initio i at tho ends, ex-ten-1
down the sides and around the bottom
of thn d mi trntnesl skirt. The collar and
l uffs are of thu samo velvet.
Pressing tlie lltiir.
The ITnir Deal rs' association of New
York, whi-h also r impriss's the 1 ad ngha r
dressers ot that and oher cities, have issued
ihe following 'Fashion o.cs on ladies
Hair Urcsin':
A great change lias quietly taken p'n v in
hair slressiug fashions.
Fadiiotiable ladies, tired of the high
styles, are gnuluidiy wearing tlie t'nt;n
braid or wavy curls low on the neck, worn
by tho Ijondon and I'ansian ladies last
w inter. '1 ho l'uriian siyle of hair cu ting,
close all over th li a I and sh ip d in saucer
ha tig ou the folilie.ad, wh.ch as qu.te a
favorite with sporting ladies, has ls.u
eigerly adopt d by o ir sliep girls, p-rhaps
Ks'ause it savs-s time. This stylo is not
worn aav uiotv in iv.iro;u nnd the Vu uer
it is discnints'Uiiiccd hero the tetter for our
fair conn; ry women
The Ui.'k hair lor daily wear is dressed in
Cntn'Min Imiid about two inelu-s fro u the
na of th.' nfk looped up, nnd a lijfure
ma le of wmvv lie-ses ou t!io crown, do-e to
the Iront i iris,
liop shell puis are essential ts dro-s tho
liuir in loop-.
F"r oenins wear the linir is dres-ssl io
fl iffvcnils in front. Fompa lour st.-l", atv'.
th s lack hair iti wavy loops, not l-n lirue,
but long I'luliiig in two or three graceful,
wavy curls falling on the neck.
F.inev pins in goal mi l s hvr, studded
with bril.iatits of ltliine-t.ji.ss are umeli in
vovrue for oruain 'nt.s.
Feather pulls for inatroiH and Cow ere for
young I cop e.
(Jrav hair l more fash'r.nal.le than ever.
1 li"S wh i bii'e only a sprinkling of gray
have front coiffures ami chignons mad
quite gray, an 1 havo tlicui drcs-.-d ia th
latest st hv
fTi.l.l ii io I T'lut iiimn .levveliy.
Tlie ii. '.v mini I tans just on'., in which
C.ild nn 1 plat i'l i m n-e ass.H'iats' 1 w ith pl.-as-('
i ll'.'ct, romise to sioil nK o ilv a
unique ornatil nt f..r thos in search of
Mini thin j novel, buf. a vet y a'trai tir.'
l.isMi h iur co::-erv.'it v j.-ojii s as wvll
Those j ins nn wronr iit in c aborite designs,
that ex iil.it p'.fiu.iiii and golil in chased
n'id L-uiiau t'uiisli. nil in o:m sxciui..'ii
i h o her pa 'cms ao's-ars t!ie favorite
knot d "vn. whi'-h is is euli.irly nlaoiel to
ihi i a tr i.-l ' ve comhi nation of orn mieiita
I on. The same id'.a is c irri I ou in cu'l
but'ons, u.u! tie1 result is bo li plens.-i j nn I
noveL In ad li! i-ill to th" h.-ooeh 'S I'l 1 but-t'-is
j is', d -seri isi, are (.lueeii eli.iins and
I laeee'ts. sho'Ving alterriat-' links of iilat
j. u ii. and plum or salii tin s i gold find
an' i( ie rli.i-i er hs tri 'o d 'Co' a! ion Is
also c irrie 1 into scurf p us an I sle -.e but,
bins for jr-ntl.. men's weir, w i ll p ci-.tig
rcstits. M nt ion m 's in id" also i!' the
doulil" or t hai l -s 1) ck ais' chains, in plat
inum nn 1 gol.l. wh r'i show sum .times al t..-r-nate
links of tli two imta's, or. a ;uio,
tis(ed links in which theso metals iips';ir.
Jewelers' Can ul ir.
tis C li iel. mil's Nnt" l'ajwr.
Indies who hivi roeeni lv r.s; -iv -I nitos
fm n M as Cieve and and invila inn havo
Iks n snr prised b 'tlis nptsniratue of a crest
upon her no e pnner and invitaMon car ls
i'lie i Tost wl.ich she has n.!niitl is a co-.y of
ills' new -e-il roeent'.y providi-d for Ui presi
dent, anil shows tlie ven"raole bad hemlo.l
engiu, not wi h w iu-s outstreti'h isl ns
formerly, but with lnswiriil inions at
rest; njion the brea-t of the engo re ts tho
familiar shie .1 wiih its tliir:is"u sti is-s and
tiitrteen stars. i ho c et is ririntssl in ilea l
cold, and l' o v it appears th' words; "Tue
Fi eid -nt' llou,o. ' This is uJso an innova
tion. All of the pres dent's note papr hith
?rto las borne the hca. li ij. ' Kxec.itl ve Man
sion, Washin !on," and the printed forms
'or nominations and oilier ollloial documents
have lieen slate 1 In tho name wav, Imt
Mis (leviland np;ara to ha'.e thought the
aew form prcferahio. Tl.s; notj pa r and
iuvitAtions have Is-en passed around and
- ni!iU'tiUl Uon b.th favorably aud un
favorably within h lust fewdiys.
Larce Hilars AjjiUn.
Tim large n al lace ssillars, such as were
aiueh worn a tew ye'irs ng'i. nnl which
nany ladles still nutnlier auinng their p"
.s.sion, nre a'rain coming into ladiion for
theatre and simple vl-itn-j tojets These
round, mid M.mti-iiis jm nts' l. col ar are
geneially fasU n d with a lar g? Uiw.
TASHIONLLTS.
A yeUsyiv fan tnidoof oitrub feathers has
ftlci.s of ami. -r.
The cis)l over frotita ars fush onahle
in bas'in -s and polnna a-s.
Fiain and strb ed gooils in conib.nation
wiil Iss worn this i-pring and c imuie -.
Teirl etnbro (lerel frotits in all the even
ing colors have Lu tu imrr. j;id.
IVinns'ts ncvle of il l l ive leather linve
Unn worn ss.ii"w h it. this p iht wiii er.
Tho f.vLioaabie g rls wImhiIs lire all add
ing dressmaking to the list of iesj i.reinei.t-.
O.ie may or may not shake bareis al an
iiitrodu'-ticn as bu pliMws. It u i.ot done in
Kuropfv.
A new ti ar'ii.t ha! for women w coming
from Faris. It ieealhsl the "La.ly IXx tor, '
from the name i.f a plav In wbiti it fig
ured. TI is a Mifl crash bat. with a t;T.'ns,
It i'l por.',B m th t!t or lb frODi
'
The Znlrgrth.
Tbis ia something which will ss-t not only
tha boya and girl to puzzling, but also their
fathe s and motliers.
The Zairge h is the latest device for de
stroying the pence of families unless, in
dee I, each person m the household Is pro
vided with one, when it may be mail useful
and eutertaining. Wheat hero is but one,
everybody want it, and the result la the
Mine ktud of distieiiMou that prevailed while
the "Pi teen" puz.l waa devastating the
land. This is the . airgeth:
I W W A W O II A D H
I O 1 K OTDTTW
WOA A A IENI I
T H 1 N T II I A A E
O T T N T U W T I) H
T I A K H K L I N U
K L N J C A 1) T O C
H O H V K O W V Y K
K K W K I) I O I A K
L N H C T L II B H
To uo it, ask tmnie person to express se
cretly in w ritiug a wish to be answered I y
the Z iirgeth. let him select some letter on
the Zairgeth. This you write down, ami
proceeding horizonta'ly from left to right,
as iu reading, write slown every llfth letter
from that clios 'u, taking each line consecu
tively until tho letter lirst s'loc;e.l is reached,
which ia not again to bo u-ed. Put a little
mark over the rirst letter you use from the
top Hue. When all the loiter have Us-n
written begin to form the sentence from the
juaible of tetters by stsirting with tlie letter
that has the murk above it; write the sen
Uinee and pass it tsi tho wisher, who must at
the same time, jioss you the pup r conuiiuiug
the wish.
The ICiiuml-Mioiililcred Ulrll
In Sau Mafael,
As I've heard tell,
From early until late,
'1 wo maids are there,
Who, sw.si and fair.
Will yet not sit up straight.
'Will lift not sit up straiuM
'i'wviuld make you weep,
Ave, l.so your sleep.
To watch those children two,
Feu strangers sigh
In p siug by
Sin-h should. r round toviaw.
Tern bers s.'vero
(!o w ild, my de :r.
To make .hem sit upright;
lti vain the,' storm,
For e.ic'i sum 1 form
lleinaiiis a pel left frighll
"77ii's thei nl!t link, imj i'-ir."
Hi is is t'.o war.
S. tne lntnre dar,
'J hesst chil lr mi will appear;
Cro .kr I an I old
An 1 each a s-eold
Thus they will look, my dear!
Hi 'producd 1 from Wide Aw tk v
-
Itow a Mileil a Little t.lrl.
J R Wa'ter, ilie ina-terof tru n service
of the Pouisville fit'd N'i1im'1'c nii'ro'd. lias
nd.' he va'u -s lii.'lilv. 'I h do-; is a New
foundland, nn I I n been ra se I hv his owner
fio i a sinn 1 pup y. Mr. Va!t"r his n
little girl who is (ond of the iiuiinV, find th"
n
irectioil b''ttti'e'l II
i t wo is iiit.'re-tiu A
' li litt le fir' was left
b a l.:iV' t'iro iti tbe
i tie ir th li!... 1 an I the
fi'W tin .l-iil its since
i'i tlio ro.i.n alone
t-ra!-'. Sh wi nt to
ihljjopeil'l tl
I. .or :oi I entered. He went
to lier nnd
eatiirri: h
I 111 t i nu 1 l.er nwav by
r el .!lii,i : in bis te-'tli Tlio
two compa'itons oluvel a'.in' the room
fc.r BiVll l. me. u itil tlie
t li. little i-irl
re-.v i ir. d an I sin pv.
ii. nr the Cue aaiti, nn I
lint pe" her u way He
el (lies for some time, but (
Mie went tin
th' do coul. I
pm'e I a' Per
n'.l i ot llronse
h.T 11 ih n l.u ri. d to Iht mother's i ih.iii
and l ;,-aa to net -triiiiui lv by rubbiii
nonius' her haul and catebine her 'lie-s,
pullitiH h"r tsiward t ha door. She enres-ed
iiim and told him to o away and find little
Ne! ie. lie made n str-m. whining noi-e
with his mouth an 1 then slow ly a Led lin k
to where the litt e onn as sleeping. Tbs'
lire was .'rowing hotter and tho little one
was slcepiiij;, uneonss.ioiis of her roat d itl
per. 'i lie in made anorber iittemp:. to
roti-M her nu I failed. He I lieu crouched
dosn 1.11(0 h'T, Istweei t.r mid the
lire, takin; care to jot ect h.-r well Mrs.
Walter en'cred the nau a few minuted
later and found the noblo sins in his posi
tion, whining and crin, while the hair
was U.in singed from hit lack. Little
Nellio was shs'iiinj; sweetly.
The Way tu Succeed,
Ilrive the anil riht, liy,
lit it on th" head ;
HtriLo with all vour mi'it, boys,
While tho iron s re I.
When you've work to do, boys,
1 10 it with a will;
They who re .eh the top, ho) s
I'lmt mu4 climb tho Li 1.
(standing at the foot, Uiys,
(i iz n; ut th -L v.
lb.w can you ever jj-d up, boys,
if j ou in. ver try I
Thimbu vou "tiiuib e oft, h.ys.
Never In downcast ;
Tit. an 1 try ac ain. i;o- -
Vou 11 su ou-sl al lnt.
Wlust Is It?
in n p-iil of b I-.
U 1 .1 !n lv'.s iia-i-l,
In a lih m ; cro d,
(in a at im--1 bin L
'Ne i.h a la ty s ear,
lu a sin 1. 11 :'s s .nn.l,
in a win 's -no-it
I am oiten folia I.
TutiKle.
Tm folloAin taiul is the lir-t lour lmtn
fit o.ie i f ' ill melow s s-nii. Itisuf ll-er'-t
t'i yiiun iple:
H'n te on w.ii i.t 110 bet sa;dis: d in h vorc,
ler hue on luart telf til vamOi. 1
'i' dc-a y 111 ' vensi' mi.st'' en, i.ad iuv
N"ivi s:ine' neo era ineva
From Ui word 'Vi-oiwrat'' ai 01 her
words can lie made br aiMvasaive I. benlin
ard cut fail i:a:. UliataraUuf Cov
Ma. ."AitPH B Afil.RT, Uon fe in 0. a II
K. a, Wiuklf, Utuo, Usl Dot Vpt
rvioc1lio,t
for ever rear, hi (afferinc fmm Nmntlca vu to
M. TurM dueiM ul ATULuraoaosi curaJ Una.
Ks nUitU, tbnoFti om of the mswt rommou and
DHInt lutufut of dUMWMW, txM IsUllrd all UMSlkal
11. and uutil TUI MM OO MO wwenn
theslliieusrvrrof AlnLUrnUnUd PiOexoa
aiuioHt, It not quite UMarable. Athlophoroa
ci'Hkly and jv:oklx cure it. Tbia utr.BM'ut,
IlKiUKb Mrooff. ia warn -ted br the faeU Tbsiua
arula have U Mx1 ita value and reooDioitod it M
tfiw toll renMHiy tlut Lrlair n-liri. Fur UUiea
uiist to ixanhrla or nervoni bedi it i
luslliiible. Athlophoroe roDtsLlcn nooi'lam.
morphioe, or Ur d utKKioa lumuait It la
boshitelr twrnilrMi and nmTrnuJIy lues-cwtf ul i
the proiui't cuiu of Uu lainful diieswMi.
Ark fimr drnlt for Athlophoroa. V too
annot fl itotinm U1 Mod itviiimai idon
itXMiyt of (culu pric- f 1 .00 r bos lie. We
profxr tint fan bur it from your drofgirt, but If
ba hn'tit do Dot bo pmudid to try MnHSiuna
cIm, tut ordr at ono t roia a u dinetod.
athlophoms co.. ia WIU ST.. new torh
MONEY TO LOAN.
I un now lend ten muarr nt I nn.l ? uer s'rot. laferHst
In mini sif fr .n fV uu to tid.iw), on lon ur ittiurt I
tie. Ill f f tnterft in di-termined liy Ue vt I
,i..vonl nr SMS'sriiv iuiuaiu,e mmii 1' run.
e;i uu or mUddreia, l?l W. UOsiU.
biicriui . ui.
Carriages,
Buggies,
Phaetons,
ASU TIIK
BEST
Road Carl
MADE.
( ail and ei amine our
UnrciKurl. prls-ea
before IhitIiiu.
1:.hi1 'riii from ffi-OO
tu tM (W.
FAITOKY;
dine Mi.s k went pust.ifnre
, rrA . Ilmmoim.
M KNEOSSL'S
MAIN STREET,
West of La Salle Stroot, (south side,)
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
tr" a keep ioutot'y ou UkuJ a :rt; nd sli ss'ieeteJ nt-ork of
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
All the new an.l popainr Pat a MsslU iuei. Kxtiarsi id ! tUrt forcnl'.nnrT
Perfumery, Urushes, and IV.ticy Ai tides for the Toilet.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass, &c.
Particular Attention plvcn to the Comport. dira- ot r.ivsiriitns Pri ss-rip'ion
n.rv many terrible nehi or.-'s rior bead
lias, and what sulleriiiu Is caused by these
beuilarbcs. Kcllef limy be lr'I Irom Nerv.ui.
ieuralgic, or hick lli nilai he by tlie iie in"
VcvC Which is not a s ure all, but.
WUyAVi ul,!, ;, u Clir.- fi r Nervmis
Headache, Neurnlniii, l;hoiiiiiati;ja. M-i.itli a
Hiidoiit. No pmpriilary mulielne bus ever
obtained such slroiif; endorsement Imiii the
inediiul profes'ilon. .
Hilt KI,K hV Al t. PrtTTGCIST's
A. A. INAELLItrt. Nile l-r-vn.-t- r. ?!" m l 1 I WA1-Il!:;in. AViiXUJw Br
WHO IS UNACQUAINTED VTH THE CrOCRAPHY CF TM13 COUNTRY, VILL
SEE BY CXAItllNkMC
L . V . . " "- V '
iry&R$t .... f AW H
VT,VW-VVofthinfAor?JMIhOrtLoa A vC. ..vX -
;.rt.rixAv- 1
..V ---
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILWAY
Ry ronton of lt-i contml p--l'ion nnl clo rdntion to nil prlnc'prl l!:-o. Intend
Wu'iU at lnit'al and tormin.il jKiinttsi, constitute." ti o taunt Inaport; M tr.lai-contl-npni.il
link lu that aviUcn or t mnrfti trfitid3sjrti.Uin which hivitu rnd Inclli
taUiS travrd uni tnttlo b-tWHn C.tiva of tlio Atl.n.tic etui iiwiuc Court, it
Is hIho tho favorlto find bo-' t ronu to nnd Irom point.- K.-st. Kortbtraet 8BU
bOUthOOSt, nd mr wriA-J 111 p'lnW V vtt. Northers i-t t.nsl .outhv. cut.
Tlia Kock Ispin-I MVrtt-ui liioliisliw m its rrmin lino cr.sl brMichc, CTlOfwro.
Jollut, Otfiwa, Li8aU, 1'P'in-v. Geti-so, M-lino mn! Kxk Mand. in UUriolB;
D'wcnnort, Mun-itiDo, Wrwhlnifton, Fuhbehl. Cttcmwii. Ofkclose!. Wm
Mbirtv. Iowa City. Don MoIii ih. lnlicnol;i, Vl-iten-of. Atlantic, Kr.oxvllla,
Ausiubon, Ilirlin. Guthrie Con'ro i.ml C'iml Hluffn, in Iowa; (iAiiaUn,
Tronnn. Cumrrn f-rt ICitw m City, in M)s-n:ri; l.eiivvn'nrth end Atchison,
in Kinsj.1- Alijort Ia v, Rl!nri-ini!'fl nnd r't. rul. In V.lniM-eota: W ntt-rtovvn In
Liako'ok, nnd hundroiH of lntnncll;it. itli p. tcv, i:e, d aKes awl etutlcna.
THE CREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE
Ouarantfvsfl its patron that eonso of pe-fonal wo.rity ftfrordesl by n polkt,
thorou -hly blla.-ifeI roKi-biyl; HinxiLb tracs ot coiicinusjus fctl rail; sub
BtinUtliv built c ilver-.s sv..l La:lvfo3; rolling ftsivk h nwir ixTfittlon an
human a'tlll cn mai It; V.in H.vfoty iippliiuiivs" or patent butTerx. platlornw
and air-brikox: and fiat ct-wtin difiipllno winch Kolenis tho L'-,-'''1t-'
opomtion of all lti tr.V-n-i. ('ier Kps-ciHltls-s or titn route aro Trar.H.ein at
nil eonnwoUn-r oolnt-i i i Union Depots, uad the) unnurp'-desj ccu.H r'- una
luJCitrioH of in Puivc: ;ir Km itpmo-it- .
Tho Fudt Exprorss Ti-ilns bof.csxin CMmtrn nnd th Vinonr1 River are 00m
tvsodof wull vontihtto.l, fln- upioMt red Iny CoctieL Vlntrnitioent IniPnuui
PiOiice Hlnopons of tho 1 its-st llrn. ausl Kutuptf.oiw I'lnunr liirts. In whirl
-lubort.tely cxjkod tuealu nrt lelsvirs-lv -aten. "koskI Pttrtstkm uuitltiir c
Appntltu, and ll.ilth on both." U-tvcwn Cbiouro wkI Kanefui City ilbsI
Atsitbwjn. arw aJao run tuj Coloamtod l.ch:iri Cbalr Cars.
THE FAMOUS ALBERT LEA ROUTE
I- !e direct and fivortt rin tutw een ChUn ro and M nneApollji tvnd Ft Paul.
whnr connesrtlon-H i;j rml ' Union IootJt for isll pomw in tho Terr.onei
and ritlfib Provlncn-s Over thH routu,
mnHirm-, tminrn -r re?ssrts tilat - iir
Inif irround of low i unsi M.nneswjuv It
rich whAMit fielcta ansl psustor l lanrtJ 1 r l:itervr ln-Kota.
Still cnotbor V IIKCV L'VE. vh Sonec nnd Kankakee, hM been opened
betwi?n Nowport Nvt. Itlchmoivl. Cl-KUnn vtl. lnilii;iipott, and LfHyetU iul
Counc l I'-lufiTH. Knaus City. adlnneuolM and yt. Pul ami li)tennesiin.te point
For dotld lnfomvtion how Matie ind roliler ititlntible, iu wU a
TVckota. at all pnnclai TVcltet 02U.V9 In U Caited bUiUi and Ouiada: or
by uddnjlng
R. R. CABLE. E. ST. JOHN.
Prcsta.flt ta CasisKsf aaagrr. OoIciq. ttmrat Tlct aast Ftmnftr agtaf. Cfuctfaw
. . A . V Jl . 1 1 . .. . 1 . . . I
BestintheVforlJ.
DRUG STORE,
"t tti imifiniiK si'S Rd peisa of nr?saa
tutiutils Tost.ALisf: 1,. uplT tsi any iithn ejm
iloin. r r Ni.rv..uis 1C. -.1. h dt Muscular It in-lu.itu-ta,
it Is r.lru.ml n hjHs ilie."
I'aiik lii-caiK. M. D , Ht. Paul, Mluo.
"Iltvn uio.it Tos'iiALlSR in n-ee ef NeunfftK
Tie ntt. 'i.( vit'i i.i. r,'i.;4 in ivpry in.uiM;a.
lnflrutl Ki'iir.il, ! I.irmnit. Is unit'Uli."
V r .Nolti,.N M. ll .Ciiiiiniiatl.UhM
"T'.noai.im hi nl'.'ii..'r d.'U' aousl ssrue iu to
raw "I Ijj1 H11 1 Ilio.t-rlie "
1m, i. Hi i.MA! M D .Ht.ThonuuvM
ruif i:nr r h.i.m: d.u Kurri.K
LOU 18.
THU WAP, THAT Th .
'k m.1. M.K'oBtJjiX. r'. r"H iC.
K.ust t:xnre- Tr-.orw Rru nin to una
rseouM 1 Kilitisf. ann nununKT bwi iiwi-
- sniiM k KiiitifV ivnsl riununk" RDt
i - el'so tbo nus-t ricelntk rouui to the