The Ottawa free trader. [volume], April 03, 1886, Image 3

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sylphs
Beat in the Vo rid
MaMns Plate ;l.i with C.a l iicl.
Tin? utilization of uaturuln.n as fuel has
w.-oiilit u levoiution in i:u!:ii'?. Amer
ican t.tuvs will no doulit sjveeilil .' bo ahlo to
C ni ct uilh tin host IicirIi an.l fiennan
jih.te rl.. which it has ni'vcr Juno hereto
fore. Al 1 ';:. w I:T' tl:i l- st "hiss Is Inade,
several fiutoiios l.iiv ' i hniidoncd coul tind
ta!;iu up the usi if loiinuf.n turnl pus IS n
fuel. The su'j htir in the l.est and i ui.t of
coal Mills and oats tin; with l'"1'''"'?.
while if smoke a llies in contact with it in
tin-soft state a i riiinnctit stain is caused,
liosidcsthat, with t!i- coi.l fuel, in sjiito of the
Utit of uiro, ash., ihisl mill solid lmrtieli
from the fiini.iv yvrro c- rtain noiv end then
to get into t!ii molten e;i.ss mill make a flow.
(.as !u Mi:'.'? doi:e away with (ill that. It
ba.s pivon J'ittslmr an advantage over th
rest of tho o. untry that she has Ikvii not slow
to utilize. licfoiii tlm natural pas fuel ilis
nivory thi'rn wt'ro soni' larn flai factorit
I'lsi'wiii li' ill (lu c'iint:-y. 1 'itt.-ibur(j;, siiu-o
that (licovrry, has made tila-ss so niui'h lx;t
tT mill -b'i:T thaii they rouM that llii-y
l'.miiil thciusi Ivos ftucctt to "o to ri.tslnirg
or go to ii '..''
w i I sr
tm x ; 1 1 t.i m-i ,t ' k
BLOWrxa PLATE Ot.ASM.
Several have nhvmly nwov.sl to th city
of natural riw. At sonio of tho ritthurR
factoi'ia a plate of p;ln.ss OT.xVt iii hicnn
now l turnoii out Tho illustration Miows
that inrt of tho imxfss cnllfvl "blowing."
Tho Micky, molten imtss is literally Mown
into hlinjic by tho bn-uth.
It Ls (umoiuicol tliut Mphsin. Ajiport, of
Clichy, Franrc, havo discovered a process
that will miiko jilass blowing by the mouth
iiniHTONiary. Muny uttiiiiiU liuve ln-cn
niado to get rid of this painful piwess in tho
oixTaiions of glans making, but to this day,
in every liottlo hous.', may lie wicn pale-facctl
liion, with their clueks hanging limp in
folds, tho rtult of years of j.'Iilss blowing by
the mouth. Casts liavi be'U known in which
men's chocks havo been worn so thin that
I hey havo actually cj-acki'.!, and it is a com
mon sight in u bottle house, to nv) tho blow-i'1-s
at work, wi.h their thin chevks puffed
ut. like th" lingers of a glove.
Thu furnaco is heated by the ga Into it
Ls wt a fire-brick pot. A round ojieiiiiig,
mch as you fee in the pi lure, .ives access to
tin1 jxit. In the i of, the materials which mako
the glass iuo put, to be fa e l all tgitlier.
They consist of hK) pails of smul, !K) part
lime, -li) parU alkali, and sonio pulveriy'd
charcoal. It n:ut li an intense heat, like t lu;t
of a volcano, which will melt all fheso hard
materials together. A glass funiaeo Ls in
dee. I tho hottxst place known to man.
Tho mat t rials are brought to the molten
state. Then they are hkiuiiucd to get tho re
fuse off. Next the workman plunges a long
wrought, iron tulie w ith a wooden handle and
iiiouthpi",o into tho wkito hot mass. Part of
it adheres to the end of the pipe. Ho rolls it
around, takes it out until it cods slightly,
and then plunges the pipn into the p"t iigiiin.
More glass adheres, until at length there is a
ball on tho end of the luU weighing many
pounds. For a plate of glass as large as tho
ono mentioned a ball of the molten m iteriul
weighing over thirty pounds is iniiireil. It
needs a very j-trong man to lift and manipu
late this weight. Whcii he gets a r 'd hot hall
of glass lutgc; enough, he rests it a moment in
a wet wooden mould and turns it about until
it is penr-sbap-il.
At length tho first mrii hands tho pipe
with the rcdhut ball at the end to the
blower. II" blows gently info it, turning it
eonhtantly the while. It, presently l'Co;ues
the .unjie. of a bugn bottle wit.'cioot any
neck to speak rf. You see in the pieturu the
blower at his tak. When the urns, runs too
much to the lower end he must lift it in tiiie
nir till it runs back to tho upper end. This
requiri gretit, stnngth. Tho picture show
how it. is doi:e. The hottlo is live feet long
l y this time and a font and a half across.
Tho next Kt. p Ls to blow out the lxtfoni
of tho botflo aed make an oprn-endii cyl
inder of it. Tho workman blows into Ids
pipe and puts his hand over the owning.
Tho air expands in the heut, and tho next
moment he hears a little pop. The air has
blown n small holo in the end of tho ivd
hot hollow ina.--s to get out at. Tho blower
twists his tulie around and around, and puffs
his breath into it until tho opiiiiig gets
larger, and a p. rfect cylinder takes tho pUier;
of the K,ttle.
A string of red hot glass drawn around the
upr end of tlx cylinder breaks it evenly off
at the nock fn.ni the iron blowpipe. Then it
is cracked 0'ii lengthwise from end to ruad
by a hot iron. It is carried to a grcnt
hearth and melted tiil it becomes soft enougli
to lio ont flat Then it is what it has btim
meant for all nlong, gnat Hhoct of plaU
rndy to Ixs tmp red, iromsl flat ami
brilliant, aud put in a huge window to rfiow
off ladi.s' new dresses.
Fireproof Mottling.
Chevalier Aldini invented a thrproof suit
coiLsLsting of wire tauzo and strong cjoth
protected by uluin. I'eniarkable replies
have lnw cffiM Ud hi Cm", by this or other
tin'pi iof suit.
mam in jmrrniNDV AHMon nrsfrtso a cmx.
In tho t-tiit in-entei by Chevalier Aldini
the head wns prot.r-ted by an altfrt hood,
and tlw lianita w. re incas.il in asttoH
glovsi. In order to show tho (flM. n.'y of
hii clothing, the inverter orformod a -rie
of curiods experimmta in lh-'. Thus clad in
his costume, he took a ltd hot in hi tor and
carried it to a distance of over fifty feet, set
some straw on fliw with it, and nturnd and
put it into the furnace. AjmIht time h
carried a burning beam and walked npon a
grating beneath which fagots were Iximing.
blx men clad in Ihia firvp-ocf costum wall
J
t i
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flowly bctrttn t(iii of Him forming n
pnwoige over tun ynrls in K'ngtb fil!l with
tl uiicw and kinoktt. Chin of tluo t l)vri
uv'iiti'rH passl through Uio furuurc earthing
a wKvluth invorwl lvJict, in which thore
x iu a i hihi.
Could (lie Oregon Have liven Siivrdt
Til? I ' OlVgOI! WHS (he fliH'fist r ' on tlx)
Atl.iiitk- s-ivo cue, tho Ktniriu, Sho was tho
ji:1 leaf I ..tli fibs of tho water. Yet sho
now lies in lii fa t of water, :.M miles olX Fiiti
I I lad, ;iuk, it ;s Mirp J-ul, by a lit th-seUoui-cr
whivh b.mg.'l i-ito her amidships and
Lti.x kel u Lob i:.to tho iron pl:its of
h t side.
Thorn are thos' who think tho beautiful
Oregon could havo U n savoL Hero Is what
au old Yaiiloo su captaiu says:
Had I l..n in command i t tho Oregon
w hen it was n urent that tho vess.l would
fill it tho influx wei-tfiiot chtskixl, ami when
;thi:iew;i.i no longer any hojio of W'Acking
ker, 1 would have iroe.tlod as follows:
I 1 would havo passid throe or more chain
J eabk-K or hawsers, or Uth, ovir her Isjws,
and secured th in Lko a U It ubout her waist,
wIiito sho was iujuml. Then I would Lava
taken tho hcaviit-t and largtvt hatch in the
vessel, nil 1 I would haw Missed it over her
side, Irt-tween tl cnMos and her f.latos, fortv
in;? it dow u until tho suction into her bol l
caused it to udlieio to her iuimovubly, liko a
patch.
If this did not reduce, the influx to a joint
at which her jiowerful pumps could keep it
under control, which 1 bolievo it would, I
sli.-uld have wtssod a chwen or twenty ropes
over her Isjw, k.xd hauled th.im biu'k to tho
damaged sot, strimg UUi-s of the woolen
poods in hercurgoon thunt, and dragged them
under until they were suckel hi aud tho holo
stopped effectually.
I don't think there la any great ingenuity
in this idea, but there h.w not Ikvii any evi
cciu adduced to show that uny rvully intel
ligent droi t was made to savo tho vesd.
Capt. Cottier wiys it was an "act of Ood;"
lit any Yankeo ikipper would have said:
"Yes, un act of Ood, no doubt; but thoro'u
no eternal law about not keeping this water
out!"
rrcvcntlnR Ileray In Wood,
The prevention of decay Li 9,od is said to
be effectively ncroniplLslayl by exhausting
the air fi-om the rus and filling them with n
gutla peix'liii s.lution, a substance which pre
serves tho wood uliko fnnii moisture, water
and the action of the sun. Tho solution is
made by mixing two-thirds of gutta ereha
to ouo-thinl of parufljie, this mixture lieitig
th healed to liquify tho gutta jn;rcha, when
it is readily introduivd into tho jxtisj of the
wood, thoeffc t of the gutta percha U Lig,
whiti it Ixt'oiiu s cool, (o harden tho jres.
I mcIs of Intereot.
Iiich gold 1'cKLs have been discovered in
Tat ago:i ia
Tho death rato In Kugland is steadily
dmihiiV.hing from decade to ihvado I-4st
your it w as only l!l xt 1,0011. This Is duo to
Improved habits of living.
l.iko so many others, tho great Kalahari
desi'rt in South Africa has Ixvn found to e
n dij.sert nt all, but a grnsfry lnin apiblo
of supporting falailonH nnmlK'rs if cuttle.
A pateiit has U'ori granted in Hassi.i for a
hi iter m il' li that can U us-xl an iiiiL'linite
iiiiialM-r of titiies, the wixl King impreg-iiiit-'d
with n special chemical solution that
will allow of such re-use.
Germany leads the world in tho matter of
Roography teaching. Children hi the primary
class are made to l.x'ato thoir school hous
church, homo and other laud marks. They
nrf taken on excursions of sevoral mill's in
t'io coiv.-.try, made to fix tho points of tho
eoniia.ss, tho tlivovtioii of streams, do. Thus
they g' t a real imp fixed in their minds. In
8 ruction in I ouks Ls only umI to lhiisli th
c ;ir.a.
r-1
Ik:
Kprlni; Huts.
In general these will lx very high, lofty
ind.s'd. They will 1 trinuuixl mueli with
flowing osfri.-h plumes. Tlu yaro iiot soe.--ccnt'.
ie as to brim as th') wen; a yiur ago,
but have nailer, struightcr brims.
7 i: i ""f r.
Fin. I.
1 shows a
straw. It
Fio.
iiiunty bnt of
very
fine
the
trimmed around
crow n with a narrow bund
All the trimming, consisting
of black velvet,
of full lootiK if
black vehet, long and short black ostrich
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black
tips and a pink aigrette, ia placed ut the s-trniglit, ln-ing iiimo t a regular Mother Hub
bai-k. bfird skirt, and is visit Jo to a gn-atcr height
Fig. ". A Plylish hot of fine English straw below or Utw.s-n the draperies than in win
in the natural color, the brim rolle.1 on the ti-r dress. Soinetim -' tills skirt is gathered
left side townrl the back and slightly dnxp- nil around at the top, and s.-wr to tlu
ing on the other side, o nil the wigo fm ish.il foundation fkirt, but in most cas. it ispai-t.ly
with a Iwind nl tluistraw. The crown Is high, plain and partly gathered, or eLse plaited in
ami Hat un the fcrp. The trimming consist j wide, hxw looking plaits in tho sides or y
of a small rouleau of iimlxT velvet and h-mon himl, or wh. iwer it U uot covered by
orlured silk paum which oncircliH th. crown, 'druix-ry.
and a full bow of tlm snnve mat.TiatH plorn
infrontand toward the loft which supports a
clusti.-r of huudsotne ostrich tips in tho same
colors.
Hrkln an.I T. ioimtntj suinmfr r)rrse.
F.mbroid.i-i.. are tho Ecroptod trimming,
and are prvferred to lace for crfUn dresso,
but IxKh are usel. lb gular flmmcings vary
from eigl-.tien to forty-five incl;. in depth.
There nro f.-w r of Ui" naiTow than tf wl !o
widths tisfl for dn-sscj., and in most patterns
thorn aro but two widths, one for the waist
and sleeves, tho ccln-r, forty in. im dr-p, for
flouncing, or for the entire skirt guthenvl fuil
into a Ult and wi.ni over a plain skirt of
c.unbrii; with a narrow ruffle or two, either
of ctubi of ilery or plain goxls, at tho hem.
Themajoiity of rot ton dn;s are very
simply made, lliero nrenuiny wilh a straight
riuud skirt gathered into a belt, aud a d.-ep
apron of cmbroider'-d flouncing that may
intend orouirl Ihoeiitij-e fmi.t uud sid an 1
ix; gatheivd ov r the back breadths, the ends
covered by a?i ample fash, or th" apron may
mctt the lwk brtwdth at the sides. A very
pretty sty le has nn apron of four yards and
a half of r ujbi.vderod flouncing gathered into
the licit in fpiutwith the underskirt, and
with a srrKiicte l!t Ht the back so arranged
that the etils of tho em broidery, which are
gathered np int u narrow spa.ie, shall lap
over each ml.rr acr.wi the back over the
teaftimre. A sash w ith a full bow is worr
with nearly all cotton drese.
AVnidS may 12 f-.ill. in surlk stvle, o
Dparly plain, with tu ks either perju'iMlicula
'or aTos5, tbe hitter lur stiitabk only fc
very slight flpur. For ordinary drma l
tunuvl ivt t trt&ndmg collar fa KroallT a
j iojTAj'e, and tmfd-lAck cuffs of em C rot
try are drlrable. H:mill ball p-arl buttons
are the liest for closing t'io waist. Fasht
may be of tho material, with enibroidery or
lace, or they may I of surah, ribbon, uk
grenadine or faille, according to tho occasion
and the ginvls with wh.chlhey are aMOciated
Deiiioivs-t M.mthly.
A New lion net
Hero is a stylish bonnet of a kind that will
lie much worn iLo coming s:;i:i:i:er '..uv and
jet.
iVi-.'NJ-';.-
I A'.'K HOXNKT.
Tt. fs made of lignred black tulle, which li
Miffed on a light frame ( f wired net. To
conceal the frame it is covered with a double
laver of plain net liefore the figured tulle ii
mounted on it. The coronet is stud led with
two rows of largo cut Jet lieiids, which dimin
ish in sii:e toward tho ends, and a narrow la"
rucho Ls K-t underneath tho edge. A scarf,
formed by joining four-inch (rimming lav,
is carried in folds down the crown and acriisj.
the luick to the ears, whore tho ends form tlm
strings. A large bouquet of yellowish pink
blossoms is placed in the midst of a lac
rosette ncnin.st the front.
ltunneta In Genrrul.
No more birds ou bonnets. The elict has
gone forth, and the slaughter of tho innocent
has sfopjwsl. It was time, for the country
would shortly havi; been depopulated of birds.
Tho fashion coHaps.xl in suddenly as it ros.
rsarcely n bird Ls now seen ujoti tlie h.itsund
winnets in a fashionable New i ork milliiH'ry
window.
I'itg ostrich plum 's nro again in demand
A new feature has Ixvn intnulniisl in the
shape of ojx ii-woi k Uianet.s, that sit lightly
on tho head and show tho hair through,
though they are fivpiently lined with colored
silks. J hero are many of tuoso, liotli in
straw and lieadod wire net work, in black,
black and gilt, or any other colors preferred,
Tho trimming is put dire, tly upon the open
work. I'he eff.H't is uniquo and pretty.
There nro nl-o liberty eat) Ixnmets, the
shajx- of tlio head covering of the Goddess of
LiluMty. These are very st vlish to those to
whom they are U'coining. These lMiimet-cap
turbans, lor ttiey sicjii to u. ail tlnw in ono,
are wiiih without strings, and the back is h it
without trimming, showing the shape.
More About the Summer Ilrosie.
Scotch ginghams will l fashiotmblo.
Many of them have fris.- or fuzzy strips that
kxik lik fine Turkish toweling. They are
pretty and stylish. There nro many checked
and striked comriioll ginghams, also. Chain
lierys w'll ls. x.pulnr. Itut the ojieu work
will lio the must . iMipular of all. j In so come
in man styles. Safs'iis will hold their own,
Cotton raics and the rriukli-d MH ism'kers
are not ironed when washed, but, pulli!
straigh; w ith tho hand anil allowed to dry
The co ton elumhi"s or canvas goods, when
wash.s; and ironed, must Us handl.tl very
carcfuliv. They must be si retched uixm a
fhicl.ly-i'overed ironing b'ird and pressisl
lightly upon the wrong side. White good:
are hcnif iful. fashionahlo and in great va
riely, enbioideriMl. cros Uarrc.! and lac.
stfii-l. In g'-uerul, raised spot s st riX'S and
cheeks will Ik' more fashionable than llow
ered 1'uhirs.
I'urinoN
are o.ld an 1 elegant. Tlie iiev.ost is nameil
the .Tupaneso by somo, by others th" Mr-
e.squ". VI:.'it's in a name, anyhow f This
nt w shade has the canopy top, w ith tho ril
curving outward nt tlm iHiint; these are cov
ered w itli silk, in graduated hair lino stripes,
the stripes mulching to a thread on tho gore
sv nins; olln r-i ot v. intc or cream mIK. wnu
bunch's of rose buds, pinks and other tlovv-
( i-s stn wing tl.e surface la ishly.
Another new panis..l is for tin; carriage. It
points longer on two sides, intended for front
and buck, the short sid.s giving room for
those In-side (hem. Coaching para-iols have
natural wmxl slicks, with hoim-shn. s, crooks,
bars rind horse bead handles. Suies of satin
foulard and etamiiie in I lue and beige, brown
and Is-jee, us vi i as plain l'ign foulard, w ith
a border of contia.t, are all shown in the
coaching line. New York l'ashioii liaar.
Skirt of lreHis.
Tho foundation skirt n niaiiis aNnit tw:
yards and a .inai-t. r in width. The lowei
skirt of tl.e dress material is erv full and
IIr in il t iii. r CifTe I'rns.
rVmie of the most uttraeliNc colfiv pots and
tins, t.-a caddi"s and the like, s..i thw
moath, have -n of brass, iron or coppT.
Th shapes are unique, tho handiwork eluls
onJo and careful. Tho copjxT ware shows
tli; jeculiar gh--sy stii'x.th finish due to the
ppw-nt popular nnlo of treating oopT.
Tin brass is much of it made in llut.'d pat
ten, and tho iron ware is often beautifully
detorat.-d with silver ornatnentMf em. All
th tabk. ware is, of c.urs. lin.si w 'th silver,
anl the ..ofiW. jots ii"t iinfrepiciit!y sho v
sUiiui ivorj" handles.- Jeweler" Circular.
FASHIONLET3.
I'ale pink tulle ru.-hii.;
n k and wrists.
Silver sc.a shells, lined
s are pretty for the
with gold, are used
fc salt cellars.
Ilainls of eiubioid.-r'Hl rasLuieie are to lc
fhio:aho.
Many suits will be combinations of large
A d small checks.
Itla k la' is used in combination with pink
sik Uiis s.itin by young hidn s. It, is very
lr oiniug tj bruiKts.
Even the new cheviots coniin lxuUnneiix,
Liucle and c,nle. stri. and 1hip!.-i- to l.
amiblnod with plain cheviot.
Bla'-k, dark green and brown fonn the
iarput projortion of drs-s worn In the
rtreeU by New York women.
Puu:k ar.d silver are much combined In boo
Deta for elderly ladiea, and one in black relvrt
bad the top and side sprinkled with separate
wheat bead la the flnast baud raibrotderj.
The Importer ami urlKiimtnr of
MILLINERY STYLES
fur tlie wliolesiilo anil rotHll trailo, eolioti m ymir
nisi,i, u,i,i j,i I,,,. hssertiiiiTit ..r ririiiK xlyli-x,
eeintileti' In all .tepiirtnu'im. Mull eolers will
ree.'We prompt i.ttciitl'Mi. A h'M'k nf li.'Mk'nxef
IIhiiii' IS'.Mrntn.ii in Art Ni'i'ille W .,rk xeiit tiee In
uny U'lili.'ss wlio initils ns tins "ail.''
ALL KIM'S.
W will ret! jrnu tirt-rl!te Sor.rt Mrhiiief hppei
ttnin any cue lu Uii conuly, eaUcr Uir tatli luaUkil-
oil amt attachiiiHiita on hn,l. A'l UU-hin full)
warnttltsl. Cull unit are
OUa. Jau. 1 ' isil. F. I. SirKCTSXU CO
FARM OF 160 ACRES
FOR SALE OR RKN'T.
I off t for mil or rent my fiirm nf l'V -r-v, wnll f m
nnivi il, and all under cultlvitiuu, t..ur inu.x IMin say
tirix.s, seven uuIik fnim (it:s.,n Ctty, an.l il miles emt
nf Hl.wmmBIuii, 111 JL Lena rouo'-y. Adil"s.. or is
I'iylo, It. H. I'HAsK,
lanl.'i i-.u,i 111.
flow mant terrible acbe om'i roor hendi
ban, and what suIhrhiK M i-auK-d by thj
headache.. Kellef uiay be had from Nervous.
Sera
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mciiines
.euraigic, or Mule Heauuche ly tlie use or, rAna Rrrinuc, M D , 8t Paul Mksa.
CWfACvVVVAa Whlch to ROt 4 'f0-"1'. btltl H- Bird TosoALlur in urn of ltmnLji
,,vjvv whlch L a cure for Nervous HmmUc1 with aucou m a)mat mq tint tare
Ileadiu-tip, NeuralKlii, llheuinatisni, HclutU aj " "tntU J,''JCJ1i;c ,"n"' " n"ud "
and (iout. No proprietary in.Kli. hio has ever ! ... hof M- D" Ohio.
obtained such strong tndorscmcat from Oic .' cn.3JiJLj Hh, to
medical profex-ion. I Tbix) iubmaiiii, M. D.. 8t. Tboauu,Ksi.
FOR 8ALK BT ALL DRCdOISTi PRICE ONE DOIXAR PER BOTTLE
A. A. MELLIER, hole PruimuU, 70tl and III VVAhHISGTON AVEJtCE, bT. LOUM.
22,
RETAIL
Co?OCERIES
AT
WHOLESALE
PRICES.
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&"& I lest. N. V. '.. Apple
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! I s 1'riieo ll"iisti-. ( ot:.,-
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Cortei- in 1 lb pm-kancs .
i'l tl s I oil Fish
.Ml vr.ides nf T( ,i ;.-, t,, i,i
lower liiaii the ell. ai. t ri ti l
ci'ml for Price List at orne to
DEVLIN & EAGLE,
I?, it and JO V.. ZmMfh Ktrfet, I' UK'tUA.
ill. iiiJLUOOUO
j9
West of La Salle Street, (sontb side.)
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
I Trior t Vryp eouitantly on hand a lrf and wll aeleutnd atoclc of
DRUGS AND
Alt thf new aad popular Paten Medlclnra, Kitiaa Mid Splm for cnl'.r.arT
Perfumery, Urushes, and Fancy Articles for the Toilet.
Paints. Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass, &c.
Particular Attention given to the Comportncllng of nivBiclans Prescription
WHO 18 UNACQUAINTED WITH THE CEOCHAPHV OF THIS COUNTRY, WILL.
SEE DY EXAMINIMC THI8 MAP. THAT THE
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CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND
Ry roason of Iti central position and close ndation to rH principal l!:es Enst aixl
Vsit. at initial and torriiin.il DoiutH. cou."tltutt'si ti e. most lir:tort;.nt mll-xintl-
nont d link In that nvstom oft'irou;':i truus porttition which Invites nnU fotJlt
taU,8 tnivol and tnifilo bi'U'iwu cities of tbo Atlaiitlc nnd I'lK'itlo CoaPt.-v It
fsi also the favorite nnd host routo to and from points Knt. Northeuet uxul
boutheiiHt, and oomvspondln f potnM W ftsst. North west nr.d Bonthwust.
Tha Itocic Isimd Hysit n lncsSudosi in in icuIn ltno nnd brenclice, Chiffifrp,
Jollot Ottiiwx, Ij)iH11o, P.vorl.i, tkiu.o, Mohr.o Hnrl Hoci Island. In liilncl;
u ivonpo."T., Riii.-vxitluo, wipiaunton, j-iv.rr.f id, tiitiui.utv. .skuio's, west
Mbort. lo-va City, iti Molnosi. Iniilnnohi. Wlnuwt. Atliuitic. linoxvllltt
Auaubon, Hitrhin, Ovithrto l;iitre anil Counocl 131u1!h, In Iowa; (.(Ulatln
Triintan, Canioroa nn -1 Khilsim C:ty. In MK-soiin; l-nven worth nnd Atchleon.
In Kini.ii; Alrtort Iycy, Miniioaool'M end Ht. I-iiu!, in Mlr.oehota; Watertowa la
Diikotu, und hundroddof uitvrtuodi:it.i titl.-e. towr.e, viliiiRes nnd wationa.
THE CREAT ROCK
Ou.irnntea Its patrons that e-r.eo of
tlior.ju Tlily bilhntl roiwl-bod; Hmooth
ntunttallv built cilvortd and lri'ltro; rolltmr tcn-'. tut nwir periftton tu
hutn.in elclll cm make It; tlio eafety nppllancos of patent butfert. plntforrmj
mid ntr-bnikos: nnd th.it extctin diecit.lino which Koverns tho ynuTioJI
onoriitlon of .ill Its tr.itm Otttitr Fpootalties ct th'.H route are Trn:rswt
nil connocUnx oolnts In Union Depots, aad tlie unvurptarbod comtorta biiX
lasurto.s of Its Kunon r I-kitilpnierit.
The Ftist Erproes Tr ims between CntCHio and the Mlpourt Hiver nre rflm
rioaoii of woll ventllat.vt, finely uplioleu-n'Ol Imy C'oachee. fvlurnlttcent Pvllmar
Palace KleoDors of thd lnut dtlim. aud euriKituous Iilninwr Ciu-H. In wkictk
oluborstAjiy vxlto(l meals aro Inteurvlv
Appetite, and llealtti on both. Betwwtn CtiIcjiko and mune&js tuy
Atchitton, arei also run th-j Celobratcvi lioc-Jinisi Cliair Curs-
THE FAMOUS ALBERT LEA ROUTE
Is cie direct and favorite line betwoen
wher connections nro mrxp In Union
and irltlwh Ptoviucos Ovr this route,
waUM-lni placo. numao-r rtwortn. plcturesuue localities, and bunting ana nub
Imi g-rpundi of low:y and M-.nneotiw It ts also tbe mi-t Ueeirtibie route to the,
rich wheat field and pastor"! Iambi of Interior Dakota.
Htlll tinother DTREO T LINK, via, Seneca kj1 KaJiltaltee, has been opened"
Ntwoon Newport Newti Richmond. Cincinnati. Indlajiapjlts, and Lafayette andi
Council Bluffs. KanHas City, Ulnneunolts and t5tJiul and intermediate point.
For detailed Information see Maps Snd Koldem, obtainable, as well aft
Tickets, at nil prlnct .al Ticket 021cte la the United Suttee and Canada; or
by addressing
R. R. CABLE, E. ST. JOHN,
PrttUent iM Ginartl lltaK ). Ctatrtl Ticket Hl FtsMtr Mal, OUtf,'
mm
fr Troyaliswi a VI
V.' ft
Absolutely Pure.
Ihia powder nver vartfa. A marvel nf purtly,
itrt-iisei aad fioi.sKiin.-neM. More .-rononileal tliaa
tti" unlinary aiiuti. mid raniiut he milj In coiuprilUnn
w.tli th" ii:u:t:!-., tent low uU shurt wurht Mum or
ili.si..at pow.lcm. ..'. in -an$. holAL Bak
ps.i 1'ownKK Co.,K Wail sit,. N. Y.
"For th iDitrfinHe uh. n r.w,.
. Ptlett?. T'noausi .uiwrv u.aajtatiMn-1
, .Zt " M"cul" W
Save Money by Buying Your Groceries of
DEVLIN & EAGLE.
24 and 26 E. Randolph 6t.,CHCACO.
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SAVE KONEY I
JLXIUU OXUXIJC.
MAIN STREET,
CHEMICALS.
& PACIFIC RAILWAY
ISLAND ROUTE
perion;.l peor.rlty aflbrded by a io4,
trucks of continuous eteel rail; eut-
eat;n. "poxl DWeftlon wnltlnK civ
Cniavro Rnd Minneapolis and 8t Paul,
IX - nets for ail points in tbe Torrione
Kict I.'rDross Trains are run to the.