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AMERICAN ARISTOCRACY.

BY JOHN G. SAKE.
OF all the notable things on earth,
The queerest one is pride of birth
Among our fierce demOcracie -
a bridge across hundred Years,
Ni;'olt 4 prop to save it from sneers,
Not eveL a couple of rotten peers;
\ thing FOX laughter, fieers and jeers,
Is American Aristocracyl
English and Irish, French and Spanish,
German, Italian, Dutch, and Danish,
Crossing their veins until they vanish
In one conglomera;ion
SO subtle a tangle of blood indeed,
No heraldry-Harvey will ever succeed
In finding the circulation.
Depend upon it my snobbish friend,
Your family thread Won car I ascend,
Without good reason to apprchend
You May find it waxcd at the other end
By some plebeian vocation!
Or, worse than that. vour boosted Line
May end in a loop Of stronger Irvine
That plagued some worthy relation.
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ton by Rail Road to the Immensely valua-
BILE gold regions of California or To other
points of trade on the western coasts OF A
merica, such an enterprise is nevertheless
no less probable than sure 10 be accomplish
ed, and that the years 1913 and 1919 will
ever be noied in the history Of our country,
as the commencement of a new Era in the
onward progress of The Amer lean people in
their path 20 wealth, trade, power and infiu-
ence among other nations Of the Earth, no
one can doubt whose ewes and ears are not
closed TO the action and influence which This
magnificent financial measure Of the people
and new channel OF trade 10 the Pacific has
created withiE the short space Of a few
months. This new banking system wil in
sure its progress 10 compleiion-noIhing
else can do il.
With the completion of this land route to
the Pacific, an uninterrupted communication
with ports in India and China, will be serur-
ed with those Of the Atlantic sea coast,in the
short period OF Thirty or Forty days.
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tending quite across Texas, from the Red
River to the Rio Graude, and including
most of the undulating region OF that
country, that is as well adapted to the cul-
ture of wheat as any portion of the Union.
This section comprises at least thirty mil
lions of acres, and may, at some future
day, yield bread s!uffs sufficient for the
consumption of more than ten millions of
people, Pa. Farmer.
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EDITORIAL PRoMor1oN.-The Wings of

EDITORIAL PRoMoTIoN.-The Wings of
Rhode Island have live Editor for Cow
ernor of that State. Mr.. ANTHONY, of
the Providence Journal, is the man.
Nothing of this kind, with single ex>
ception, has ever occurred. Isaac Hull.
while Editor of the New Hampshire Pat
riot, was elected Governor of that State.
The Governor Of Rhode Island may rely
upon the Providence Journal FOR a Cordial
support Of his Administration
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~ A country clergyman being oppos-
ed to the use of the violin in the church
service, was, however, overruled by his
congregation, who determined on having
one On the following Sunday, the par
son commenced the service by exclaimng,
in drawn accents, "you may fi-d-e-l-e and
Sing the 10th psalm. "
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JOSEPH H. BARRETT, EDITOR.
TERMS OF VOLUME Kill

Village subscribers, $500
Mail subscribers, within the State, sc
f not paid within the year, sI,75
Mail subscribers ont of the State, 5000
individuals ard Companies who take at the Office
Sl,5O. or l,75 if not paid within the year.
Those who take of Postriders, $500
II not paid at the end of the year, 50, 25
No papers discontinued until arrcarages are
paid, except at the option of the proprietor. No
contract with, or payment made to Carriers, cash
keeping, otherwise, allowed, except assented to
BIZ the proprietor
All communications must be addressed to the
Editor, Posi- PAID.
rs5@ V. 3. PALMER, s Congress street, Bos-
ton, IS authorized TO transact business for this
paper.
-@~-O-0-~-O-O-O-O-O-
JUSTUS COBB, PUBLISHER,
By WHOM ALL KINDS OF BOOK AND JOB PRINT
ING WILL BE EXECUTED on
sHoET NOTICE.
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BRILLIANT SPIRITs.-It is a strange
thing, but SO it is. that very brilliant spIr-
its are almost always the result of mental
suffering, like the fever produced by a
wound. sometimes doubt tears, often
doubt lamentations; but never yet doubt
the existence of that misery which flashes
the cheek and kindes The eye, and which
makes the lip mock with sparkling words
the dark and hidden world within. There
is something i'll intense suffering that seeks
Notwithstanding that is fam to
belle itself in Cooper's novel Of the
BrGro, Jacques cOnceals himself and his
boat by lying where the moonlight fell
dazzling on the water. We do the same
with any great despair we shroud 1t in a
glittering atmosphere of smiles and Jests !;
but the smiles are sreers, and the Jests
are sarcasms. There is always vein of
bitterness running through these ieverlsh
spirits; they are the very delirium Of snr-
row seeking to escape from itself, and
which cannot. Suspense and agony are
hidden b. the moonshine Hiss LGndon.
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~ The report that Mr.. Bullitt, of New
Orleans, and Mr.. John o. Sargent. of New
York, are to establish new Wing paper in
Washington, appears to be well confirmed.
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-One Of these volumes, that Ornholasyr has cos
aione entire expense, scarcely less thar sfO0
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

Ladies!
VOU can keep your hands nice and warm with
i Muis, KID Leather, and Wooden Cloves.
nov23 JIG NATrIyGrR
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T'IlE Powrr or FMru.-A New York paper,
speaking of the Mormon state Of Descret, relates
the following incident in the history Of this remar
kable young commonwealth.
One incident in their history does approach the
miraculous. The crops of the Mormons the first
year were deyoured by swarms Of Crckcts, and n
similar calamity the succeeding season would
havc reduced them to famine But they had
faith They sowc1 their fields anil held their
regular meetings for singing. thanksgiving and
PRAYER Their grain appeared above the ground,
and the swarm Of crrkcts returned Ruin stared
the colony IN the face. when, one fine morning, n
cloul Of sea gulls came down from Salt Lake, and
fell upon the insects with .hc most astonishing
success, Day By day the sea gullS returned, wor-
king faithfully among the crirkcts, till sunset,
when the bird returned to the lake. In few
months the crickct5 were destroyed What has
followed \ traveller, who inspected during the
last summer, a single field Of wheat Of ten thous-
and acres. estimates that it will average 80 bush
els per acre. Thus much for the Mormons and
the new State of Descrct
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Sickness.

Wherever we 60 we NEE, with sickness noclime
is exempt from it, nor WILDE while sin exists, but By
the proper Use of means greater part of the sick
ness now experienced may be al'cvaed by cafe
and by the use OF suitable Medicines
The GTaeienberg Company of New York, have
undertaken to furaish to the people of the United
States reliable Medicines We refer to their adyer
tisement.
The Medicines put forth by this Company are Ger.
talnly ginning good reputation in this community
and are used IN many families WHO have no, been in
the habit OF procuring patent Medicines. These
Medicines are the result Of long experience OF Ply.
scians who had the confidence of The community
in which they lived and full directions accompany.
ing each article
During the prevalence Of the Cholera and Dysen.
terry, the Dysentcry Syrup prepared by the Gracen.
berg Company was extensively used with pertec,
success; their Vegetable Pills and Health Bitters
have proved eminenty successful in cases oil Fever
and Ague and Bilious disease We believe all
these Medicines are deserving the reputation which
they have so rapidly acquired. and recommend our
readers to try them.
Messrs, White & Hunter. and II. Thompson &
Co, keep the Medicine for sale Dec II
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u'lNCjPS,

NEW style Ribbons, fincy coors, tabs, flowers.
~ trlnges, gmps, velvet Trimmings. and velvet and
silk belt ribbons, Ladies can suit ALL
nov % JIG NArrIYGrR
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DlED.-ln this village on the llth inst at /.
of the clock. p. m. AUsrls. f., only son If Jane
and William W. Welch, NJ ID, aged months and
five days
Oh could we bu, know in the spring time Ollie.
When our hopes are bIlssiu and gay.
Aud we sigh for manhood- radiant Sun,
To gladden. our souls with It's ray,
How TAR, and more cnviabe Is the lot,
Oithe babc whose fountain OF life,
Had ceased It's wild play and dried at its source,
Ere stern manhood came with It's strife.
Its weary and maddening ambitious dreams,
lIs heartlrss endrayors for good
IT. Suns mconsiant andicvcrish glare.
Andiriendships 50 ilItul and cold
Ere the bitter knowledge oidccepton
Had come TO poison our Joysal,
And fling DER the pale forms Of Hope and Love.
An obscuring funeral pail,
Oh we would long for the waters of Death,
Which we deem are so dreadful row,
To uish with whemng. re-iscss force,
Der our qllck moving lf,-barqurs Prov.
As we thought, when rose maurys star,
To win Us from the home of youth
How soon would fade the bengnanl lights
OtpcaceiuIness OF Love and Truth,
Ottawa, Dec 18th 1919 E.A.G.
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The ordinary olntments and lnncnts it Is wei
known, are severe md partial IN their operation
Sioan's Ointment is mild, yet thorough-i reachc.
and removes the cause. hence it gives real and per-
'ndBenf relief
For purity, miidness, safety, certainty and thor.
oushness, SIoan's Ointment exces. and ia rapidly
superseding all other Oln,ments and Liuiments nov
m uae
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-14

Cr'cbra,ed as the Arabs were, centuries ago, in
the healing art, many Of their preparations were Of
grea, worth and amazing virtue. n G Farrelrs
celebrated Arabian Lnimen, is n composition o,
balsams from rare plauts and aromatic gums pecu-
liar to Arabia, and it was by the use Of the ar,cas
composing this grca, medicine tina, even the wild
Arab Of the descr, performed such miraculous cures
1t is equally good for man and beast therefore i, il
hailed as the CRATES, blessing Of the age See i'd
yertisement
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the ages Of l6 and 90 are considered members Of
the .. b e. and are respectfully invited to attend
the annual festival at this place on NewYears
night A committee 10 make arrangements for
the supper will be appointed at the above called
meeting
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Markets..

OTTAWA, Dec II
Pork comes in pretty freely. and IS taken at 81 ~
for hest weights
Winter Wheat brings 5oG6oc spring. iCa i:cts.
Not much arriving
Odts-ses readily at Is to zoe
COrn-New, 2Oa22c
Potdtoes-3Oc
BWter-lOal2c.
Egss-l0c
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Nf Complaint, Slrecney, Dis'emper, Corks an!
Rewnrc Of C0untcIfeiis.

. The genuine article is MANUFACTURED onlyhy II G..
Farrell. sole inventor and proprietor, and wholesale
druggist, No. II, Main st Peoria H., to whom al
application for agencies or purchase must must b.,
nd dressed, Be sure you get II with the letters X G..
before Farrell's, lhus--H G. FARRELl.S and
my. signature on the wrapper-all others are coun.
ration called" W b. Farrelrs arabian lnimenf."
base counterfeit which has just made its appear
ance The genuine is for sale by
WHrTH 4 HUNTER and G l. THOMSON. Ottara,
) G SMITH, Peru; g A LINDSAY. LasdIls.
BRowN and A w Bowen, joliet.
JENKINS MERRILL, LocLport
I & Il ALEXANDER. Magnolia,
DAVID MERRITT. Somonouk
Z VoGEL and q d RICHARDSON, Brisset ,,.
X ID MILLER. Os,rego = and regularly authorized
agents oil over the United States. ,..-,Tf
Call and get Farrier Book free ofeharge!
sept 2l..,dec2l
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MAKING LOVE- TO TUE WRONG Persona Gin

MAKING LOVE To ruE WRONG Persona Gin
cinnau paper is responsible ior the following:
a y.unt gentleman who had been paving lis
addresses IN proprid persona to young lady III
this city left "A few months ago and went down
the river on business \ respondencc was in-
mclatelv commenced between the two cnamurrd
pair, and after exchanging several letters, the
young lady was mortified 10 find that her letters
were unanswered, and consequently she ceased
writing. Bat the real secret of her not receiving
letters, was the fIc that another lady of the same
name, surprising they we're intended for her, took
them from the office and opened u correspondence
with her proxy lover Some two months passed
away, when the Young imam wound up by direct
proposci. and insisted upon an immediate answer.
averrny at the same time that he thought the
tone Of her letters very different from those re-.
ceived when he first left Cincinnati and uphrailcd
his fair love with lnconstahcy The last cri,tle
was too much for our romantic lncognto and being
conscience smitten for the part she had been act.
iny, and fully persuaded that some other lady had
been pininy for the man she was wooing. sought
her out and delivered up the letters to their right
ful owner-The matter was speedily arranged
and the real lovers have since become united IN
the bonds Of wcdluCk"
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HTVNWO DOC. II, TNTV.
The arrivals ofproducc by teams Is increasing ow.
ing 10 the favorable slatcot the roals We have no
thing new, however, 10 note-prlCcs remaining Cui.
et. without change from previous Guotntions
Wheat Is readily at 500 81 Tor spring and 7Od Sc Tor
winter.
In corn litc doing, and prices nominal at &c for
shelIcd and 32 IN the ear Oats-Market we'll sun.
piled at 20d22 IIogs-Prices remain very hrIn.
with rather an upward tendency We notice snIrs
OF several small Iots ofbest quality at 50 We qnoc
pHcesa at 81 to 81 Packers seek the heaviest quaI.
ity, weighing 80 y and over for which the extreme
rates are paid TrihDne
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THE NoRrH AND THE SouTH-The following Ia
Bile, which has required some labor in preparation
shows how some Of the principal national offices
have been divided between the North and South,
from the commencement Of the government To
March 4th, 1919 The figures denote the number
Of years during which these offices have been fill
ed BY citizens Of each section The short prcs-
dental term of Gen Harrison, and some fractions
of wears have been omitted,
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WALKER & IIlCKLlNG wish to inform
w their customers & the public generally that they
have lusr received from the eastern cities large and
varied stock ot staple and Fancy goods suited tor
this market, comprising Silk, Cotton, Linen, Wors-
tcdand Woen Fabrics. II is useless 10 enunerate
articles, 7e vii only say that most articles IN this line
called Tor NJ Country Store may bc found m our
stock and willie sold at the iorcSf prices Our mot
to Is mot to be- undcrsoId by any one"
Also I'VE have lately received CO eases Of
Boots, Shoes, and Brogan1, all sorts and sizes sa
Die for wear OF men, women, and children these
wil be sold AT very low prices
AISo-Crockery and Glassware; good nssor,-
ment Of hearv and shelf II tRDWARE: tnce. loy.
and halter chains scythes and suraths, wrought and
cut nails and spikes, all sizes. Also,
GROCERIES
ORAL kinds, ns cheap ns usual; and our stock Of
Drugs .HcdicincS, and DyeStnfs is complete. and
will be sold ut Chicago or st Louis prices, whole
sale or retail
CASH paid for any quantity of Hides and Whca,
oai', Lard, Bacon and most other produce taken in
exchange atthe hrhes rates
Dec i,lSi? WALKER & HICKLlNG
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/" X. w. Il. HOPKINS. late ofBos,on, would
w announce 10 the citizens Of OttHwn that h.
49, haSopened a school at the Baptist church in
hs y'lhge, Tor the purpose uigiyngn coure OF tho
rough instruction IN the Science OF V0caI Music and
thr dHot Singing. Mr. II will teach sacred music
u is various departments Of church wor.hip, such A.
Tune Singing, Anthems, Chants, &c, Also the ST.
yeTal varieties Of Secular Music, such as song, solo,
duet' qnnr;elte, and chorus singing The cour-r
WA commence on Tuesday evening Dec 5th. 1919.
Al VINO wlslbto nvnIl themselves Of this opportuni-
~ are invited 10 be presen, on the above evening
Ierms-:l 10 for the course, payable during the
first SIX lessons.
Juvenile sin.In. School.
Mr II wal open school for the ns,ruc ton OF
children and youths in Singing All children and
youih' n the village aye invited 70 meet at tn Bop
TT church at three o'clock next Tuesday nflcrnoon,
Dec D Tin, school val be free nov -
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Great Arabian Remedy For the Cure Of Man and Beast.
w. 3. FARRELl'S
cELEBRArED ARABIAN IMMINENT,

established well
OF
all
in nfel
ui.lr
that they should MI the knowledge
Oct com;y
such
joints
p.
wounds dAocrH
uhvtea
tgNfI
hoof The
r for he
ne
fork heavily aln
lcohn
fiuy.a
folror ous.
equal to IOINN IilEF
Lafayette Prcir NIci2, 'N@D
blu the
%1tsr T@irrs Ottawa B. Z { 1 WTsow Peru
& JyEGu
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sweeney, Dry Shoulder and Splint.

i''sw',h pleasure tina, certify to the good effects
OF ftre": Linimrn, on my horse, which had the
sweeney so thu, he was pronounced by all person
v''"saw HIM TO be ncurnbIe. lncver myself knew
'"orsc case Of Sweeney in all my practice oftwen-
tivcyears fused ony one bottle ofthc large size
md in eight weeks he was well Ihnve also used i,
t. great advantage in dry shoulder and the spln
See his advertisement in our paper.
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For sale or Rent
Ii-Ilf {. Light,
Long ShaWls.

4 LOT Of splendid Solar Lamps, hanging and
"A 81 lamps lob be had at NArrYGLRs'
nov lG
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Good bargains Isl, uor.cs for Sale I

THE subscriber has on hand and for sale valuable
horses, 2marcs, one with ioa and harness for the
same Also, a good milch COW and calf, two year
Old Durham bull, also, two horse wagon, and one
horse wagon md harness, and one large prairie
pillow NJ oiwhlch will sold low for cash in lots to
suit purchasers, or on credit of or 6 months for
4nneNcephonnblc paper with interest, or exchanged
Tor some otlrr kinds OF property at far prices II
not sooner disposed Of most IT not ALL of the above
named property will be Sold on n credit, ut public
auction, at the Union Tavern. in Ottawa, on thu 18th
INST IChns'mas day. at2 O'Clock p. NJ For nil
VINO want s,lch property there is now chance to
make good bargains. Calland see
Dec II, 1919 A n IIowr,Yn
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Drugs T! Drugs ! Drugs!

Hich bItcN and Ne LH0 Hotel
The subscriber haaIust received his supply of winter
stock from New York and =, loul.. CONSISTING 81
'v''y variety # articles heretofore kept by him
amons.t which nre the best quality Of
Dr"1s and HcdciHes, Paints oils, and glass
SSP'rHs I'rPcntiH-, Lamp and Nachiqe Oik;
Tanners md Meats Foot 'Oa;
CamphiHe anil SPIRIT Gas:
rTe Vines d Lradiesfo medicinal purposes,
N'Hs, Pr'meS, Dates, Curdats, De-
Solar. sid, md AHrk Lamps:
School Boohs l'a Dictionaries ofeyery variety.
4 hrge supply 9t carton Ysos
Patent .Ncdrin,e dc, Dr., DC.
Together with grrnlcr variety Of Yankee notions
Than Kept at any Other place in town
Cal and cXtmlnc my stock before mixing vour
best 'rlrcons elsewhere. BE sure aud find the store
ngNtdoof Ia the Cay Hotel!
Ottawa, Nov % G. L. THOMPSON
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Medical Notice.

ME are requested to announce to medical men
~ th1t there VIII b. n meeting held at q ,wcIo
Kendall county, on the . Of January. ensuing. for
the purpoe OF forming Fox R liver Medical Socie.
"" Anumerous attendance, on the part of physi.
cans, 10 earnestly solicited, the object is one that
should receive the commentator and cordial sup
port of all the true men in the profession G.
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Leather.

| 1 000 LBS Slaughter and Spanish sole Leather,
ii'oov medium and heavy weights;
1000 lbs harness leather; also birdie, and upper
raiher' klpnrd cnilskns, morocco and sheep linngs
shoe pegs, shoe thread, &c. &c. on hand and for
sd.rvtIy low. WALKER X llIcKLING.
Otawe, eec II 10
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CONSTANTLY
RECEIVING MORE CLOTHING
ATTHE
nav V0lN Ga0TGlN9 9T0la;


etc oq our stock nihci
piwok
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Clothier'S Complaint.

NA"'hiei NOHiPI"iHis
Atareccm Meeting.
On dear, Oh dear, what shat, we do,
We emit sell our old fashioned cIoth.s.
IoF kohn n hnndI cbaum's stock is cheap antns
10 our sorrow the fact We disclose
That crowds Of customers go there,
Their ivors 10 renew,
heir store is rcndy Ike tar,
On dear what shall we DO
Vet we wondernot n, such surpor,
lint we are grieved 10 see the run,
They deal fair and honest as they ought
And that's wha, spols our fen.
Other clothiers compared with these,
Are nothing much to view,
And vain thcirctlortsarc 10 please,
Oh dear what shall we do
Ng Wb, npa ,M'and'et;,am nrc far too strong.
n, Nnr W" now plainly see,
Ina ..ryl, be the vctors al. along.
And so they d, serve to be
In Workmanship they stand alone,
In cloth and prices too,
Theyarc a match Tor us we own,
Oh dear, what shall we do!
An effort more we know not how IN make
~, 90 kohn ana Mandltbaum, We now appeal to you.
On Tel! us tor our iamily's sake
What shall We do, what shall we do.
7. 5 We beg leave IN inform our friends and 9th.
err ,hat we have returned here with n very heavy
aud desirable stock Of Ready Made Cothng and
WIN ulI determination oi-trICty ndhcrng 10 the
principles OF an honorable competition, and in doing
so we earnestly md most respectfully solicit your
patronage promising 10 give general satisfaction TO
all who Will do us the honor 10 look at our stock md
TO near The lowprlccs of cur ready made clorliur
Trunks, carpet hags buffalo robes iewrrv, fancy
articles ana N genera Any thing. All ofwhch we
promise 20 oler TO our pHirons n shade lower han
tllt'E can he ONinppt