The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-11-01
November Magazines.


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both with reference to its reading matter and
| illustrations, each number having contained
no less than two illustrated papers giving the
pth and pictorial Establishment OF some
notable work in the department OF travels,
science OF history. The present number con
| Illustrations of the new serial story,
"Thc Living Link" by Prof DeMille) In
"a Lone Woman in Ireland" Miles Cloud
gives many sad as well as pleasant sketches
of that land Here is sad picture Of Gal
way:
We're to be asked my first impression of
| Galway, would say it was OF city that had
retired from business. 1t seems to have
| closed its doors, put up its shop windows, and
adopted idling rs a more congenial manner
Of passing through life. The dirt and en-
| cumberment one sees are those of neglect,
not Of traffic; and u jingling chain or rotting|
| rope dangling from some lofty warehouse
givcS strange emphasis To the inactivity anu
silence which prevail Where once resounded
| the bargainngs OF rich merchants, the "lnu
| and rain whistle through the broken panes,
or the crouching bcggar shields himself from
! the storm while the grass in the streets hides
! the footprints worn by centuries OF trade. III
| is the MiCawber Of cities, patiently waiting
loi SUM- l"y 81 aoou W. 1"'o odvan,ogsousIv
0oih'iloi &C. ',,,',,os ,Ii 10 Won
altua'eu LOT cOnhniccCLai Put pV c a' a,,a
urc" sem 10 nave ia'lou t ~ ICY ron,ior
nm aucihpI was h'.c " -,
INC VI Stuailioi' ~ a,'" ,chinh thnnrh snb:,
sven lu'luicu lliu1' o ",'I nainioiprd fnr
ave" ny goHcrh'DrHiI ''"u drn"Intalu nm
"nlic VIZ" sie1' ip,,n ors ""' rot,'s ~ yocnnt
SuGcIa7lu' anu ia,n,aj r,,a,,, are
"tItuo"3c9, WIN 'l' .',,,,d,p ogtnrnrso
nerPcLual warning ~ @'Ir
IN ,I han;nir Cf
from it' own hl'h'' "H0' u'l'4' Va.
'e TeVen'Io1'i ,'i '1't ,,s 81 Soanish wilma
"hlIc t"c''' !uh"i i. .on3 ,bn ,,oar IGiS
were olougn' tnt1 'IS ~ hr; ,yhicE wandcrs
''""'' . wa va T 100 - otornd Of
| ht!t WIN a C'' ~ VI 'i'O' ~ 49,
win suIpIlsc'
| We have heard much OF Caillorhia sll'eI'
rold and precious stones, but about her
orr;tul,ur,sts we know little. Charles Nord.
7m.-u.,,,.a,,,.,,, tIoro !, soro,bi,,
non 'e''9 al "oo"' ''''"' iA''' - '''''9
about raising wheat:
lhc farmer in this state is person Of I'M
common resources anu ingenuity l MINK
he uses his brains more than our eastern ialhl-
IS'"' ~
Tor ne does not Ills mousse Is oieh Sh1p"g
even though nc be man OF wealth, anu ms
table is not unircqucntly "itnout nuH mel
buys MS butter WIN MS Gailheu vcgclaoits III
Sah frahclSco, anu Dieau anu mutton ar 'no
! chlel part ol MS living oo'h oe'hS UNI
velsally gooa mere. buI IN managing MS
| lana ne uisplays great cnteiPiiS anu hno"'
now To III his eiioits 10 tili climate anu SOIL
mus In inc TUE iahus ~nen thcy are ntS'
drained, he'llhus II iihPoTioic ~ ""'h '"e
so', WIN 49,, f, ", ,tin ~ "rn,, far sor
burning off the tules, which are tall reeds,
and the high grasses, he sowes his hundreds
OF acres with collec.mlll wheat soWer, ana
Gool!y 'u,ns u'oh VI sne.p VII .no s'ou",'
uin'Is ',loii oouipao.. anu S , D'o
"Nn ING heip Vi uoSo W Aoep 'no V. III"
hVch rom o'",tci 'hS hi'u "uo"' t"u'
shGePcu III as my can IT. nus ooInJ shy
Duol'cls pci a'ic 'o. 4. ms an i'oS' ,'o
uepchuS upon d N"lu'i'cci o!oP iiTN' !'ni nv
"iuS' P'o" .no S'Vu""' 1t 10 "''il,
Coiii'l"iiiy '"o 'lSii' " oo" up n'tS''' anu 50
HC shoeS 'hoec "Ll'"I'S N"' Ht'u' "G""o'
saDots, eleven lhches long Dy elgha oroau' anu
thuS lhey can walk AT leisule "h" u'oS the
gang Plo" "i'c' 'lo"''
The gathering OF the wheat crop goes on on
all the valley lands with headers, and you
VIII IInu Oh all tuc ldlluS III lHc Sd'lallltHtoi
Valley the best labOr-sayin. machinery en-
ploycd, and human labor, which is alwas the II
most costly, put to its best and most profitable
uses lhtv talk here of steam plow5 and
steam wagons for common roads, and have /
no doubt the steam pillow will be first practi-
Cally and generally used, SO far rs the United
States are concerned, in these Californian
valleys, where have seen burrows two miIcsj
long and ten eight horse teams follovinrI
each other.
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NF ''''D -"
November harper anu we orihE up SNelch
by Moncure ID. Conway of the English Farm I
Laborer.
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80 I,,,,;r E No., W 'o'u' ',''s'
'so ,i,,,, ,,'l La -
70, ,ii,',t,, - AZ! IA
" 't,n i,d,,T ', NM. . III '''I mus
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