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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-10-04
\ Model Obituary.

\ dI,consolatc editor thus bcmoans his
departed spouse:
"Thus my wife died No more will those
loving hands pull of my boots or part my
hair, as only true wife can. Nor will ever
those willing feet replenish the coal hod or
water pail. No more will she arise amid the
tcmpcstous storms of winter, and HE herself
away to build fire, without disturbing the
slumbcrs of the man who dotted on her SO
arlles,ly Her memory is embalmed in my
heart of hearts. | wanted 10 embalm her
body had The process been cheaper.
II procured of Eli Midget. neighbor of
mine, very pretty gravestone. His wife was
consumptiye, and lac had kept il on hand
several years in anticipation of her death.
But she rallied last spring and his hopes
were blasted Never shall forget the old
mans grief when asked him to part with it,
Take 1t, skinner, and may you never know
what il is t9 have your soul racked with
disappointment as mine has beenr and he
burst into a food Of tears. His spirit was
indeed utterly broken.
IL had the following epistle engraved on
the tombstone: TO the memory of Tabitha,
wife Of Moses Skinner, Esq, gentlemanly
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CENSUS STUDIES.
Where Nebraskians Came From.
BY PROF. j, d. Butt Err.

]
LINCOLN, Nebraska.
! OF the l22, 1913 inhabitants of Nebraska, in
1870, OnetouTth, or 40,TS4, were Of foreign
birth. Of the 92245, native born 1850 were
natives of Nebraska. OF the remaining 49,.
1l5, nearly tve-sevenths or 50,217 were born
in the six states lying in the latitude of Ne.
braska, and between 1t and the Atlantic,
namely--in Iowa, 1911; in Illinois, 9655; in
Indiana, G,O40; in Ohio, 1929; in Pennsyl-
vania, 6,90l, and in New York, 9,246.
Here is a notable proof of how prone west
ern emigrants are to stick to their native
latitude. With reason have we more roads
running east and west than north and south.
OF the remaing 3,43S Ncbraskians, all but
about 10000 came either from Missouri, 1850;
Wisconsin, 1856; or from New England
1901.
Ten thousand four hundred and thirty-one
remain to be accounted for, More than half
of them, or 5,15l, were born in Virginia,
Kentucky or Michigan But some portion of
the remnant, 4,6S4 was native in each OF the
other twenty-five states in the Union, as well
as in the ten territories.
This result has been reached within three
years after Nebraska became state, and
affords striking illustration Of the internal
migrations or reciprocal removals, which are
50 characteristic feature of American life
Foreign immigration is nothing to domestic,
no more than our foreign commerce is to that
inland. Each state is hence sort of congress
representing all others. 1t lisa Mosaic of trag,
mcnts from the four winds fifty joined
tOgethr
Between 1870 and 1872, the Nebraska in
crement in population, If proportionatc to
that of school children, was GS,935. AT this
rate the present population cannot be less
than 100000. Such growth is very credible
when we remember that the claims filed since
1870 IN Lincoln alone, by homcsteaders and
pre-cmptOrs have been more than l4,OVO-
while more than 1000 actual settlers have
bought farms of the Burlington and Missouri
River railroad Railroad land-buycrs have
been more numerous because they bought on
ten years credit, at 6 per cent interest, and
in contracts since 1912, nothing of the primer
pal is payable till the end of four years
Twenty per cent. is thrown off from laAd
prices for speedy Improvement DC.
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The Little Corporal.

Helen Weeks admirable sketch, Life on
an Island" is continued; followed by the
Story ofJack," by Belle w. Cook. Mary
p. Hale talks admirably 10 the little folks
about solfcommand, and +. ;. Thayer gives
them some practical hints in telling " How
George Gained His Education Then there
are half a dozen of stories; directions how To
press leaves, ferns, &c; Prudy's Pocket,
Work and Play, &c, filling up with good
things another very sprightly and attractive
number.
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,nonh.. MnnsrhoId NIngazinc.

The October number already thrusts its
cherry little selfinto our presence. 1t brings
o us the treasures it has been gathering the
past month, and all are deserving of notice.
Each has its own peculiar value, and Mag
gle holds up this, that and the other liter
airy gem and archly scans 10 say, What do
YOU think of this" and Isn't this nice!'
and Look at thatr' And we glance at them
all and say, Yes, Yes! III are good!'
There ia also pretty engraving Of the chro-
mo YOSEMITE, which the publisher is offer
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The tldine

The chief merit Of the IldiHe being in it.
artistic beauties, it is impossible to do them
justice with the pen. There are four fullpage
pictures in this issue, each a master produc-
ton, By celebrated artists. Mr.. John 5. Davis
has q lovely picture called "Nutting,' a group
Of children beneath chestnut trees; Mr. Alex
ander Lawrle gives grand view of Elizabeth
Valley, in the world-famed Adirondack re
gion of New York; Mr. Holman Hunt, the
famous English artists, is represented by
" The Eve of St. Agnes" and Mrs. GreatoreX
has u characteristic sketch eff an old house in
New York City, the Harsen Mansion. Be
sides these great pictures, Mr.. kruseman Van
Ellen gives midsummer view on Salmon
Brook, in Conn; Mr.. j. McEntce, of the Ma
tional Academy, has Il brilliant and dreamy
October sketch called Falling Leaves" a
bird picture of duck and sparrows, called
" Opucncc and Indulgence" is after Gustavus
Lus; an original American landscape scene
the flight of wild geese over a
rccdy lake; there is a magnificent portrait of
the beautiful and accomplished Angelica
Kaufman, and Benjamin Nautier, one Of The
most popular painters ut Dusseldorf has a
German Interior called poor
Pussy The remaining illustrations are Il
little gem, THE Summer Shower" and a
view Of " The Ilintcr-See, in Upper Bavaria"
The literary contents Of the October Iidjae
are unusually brilliant and piquant; as crisp
as the air of October. The musical depart
mcnt glances at the coming New York sea-
son, and reviews music abroad. In short, the
October AIDTNE has an immense variety of
art gems and literary articles of the highest
order
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editor of the Trombone Terms, 81 Il year
invariably in advance. a kind mother and
exemplary wife. ONCE over Colman's
grocery, up two flights of stairs, Knock hard.
We shall miss thee, mother, We shall miss
thee. Job printing solicited Thu, did my
laceratcd spirit cry out in agony even as
Rachel weeping for her children. But one
ray Of light penetrated the diSpair of my
soul The undertaken took his pay in JOB
printing, and the sexton owed me little ac-
count | should not have gotten in any other
way. Why should We pine at the mysterious
ways of providence and vicnity?'
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| Ing As prcmium--whcb it would he well
for all our readers to cXamnc--as it gives
very accurate idea, save in size and colomng,
of what the chrome YOSEMITE is.
Bailou's.
| We have only II room for Il list Of the con
tents, which it will be seen indicate an I'm.
usually interesting number:
The Statue of Jupiter Olympus; The Lion;
The Banana; The Lost Game; The Ghost of
IIendce Hall; Remember! | Remember!
Sentenced to Siberia; Seabcle; London at
Night We'd and Won; An Unfortunate
Match; \ Merry World indeed About Frost;
The-Man-of.N Wars Man; The New Minister
IatIhornyale; Our Young Peoples Storey Tel
Ilcr-Nicky the Wait; Indian Yarns; Making
the Best OF it; Ruthvcn's Puzzle Page; The
llouSc-kecpcr; Facts and Fancics; The Rise
OF the Chignon; Humorous illustrations.
LocNE'S MONTHLY for September has an
attractive table Of contents, including story
by the Author of" GinX's Baby" a humor.
Gus sketch by d. Il. Locke; love story bv
VIM. II, Busbcy; Il spirited description of
how wild BuiiuloeS are Gagged by NJ. s Stew.
art; poem, by Mrs. X. NJ Sherwood. Z. $ :
Rouse and j. b. Battcllc; essays by Mrs. Sc.
CUR, Edgar Fawcctt and others, and numcr.
Gus popular stories
The October number of DEMOREST' MONTu
LY MAGAZINE is fully equal to its usual excel
lencc, including entertaining stories, fashion
and household and other matters. The OK.
traordinary offer Demorest is making to his
subscribers, Of the largest, best and most pop-
ular oil chromos "I'hc Old Oaken Bucket"
Captive Child" Home, Sweet Home,"a all
three by Jerome Thompson, and after the
Storm by De llass, rs premium to each
Yearly Subscriber, at So each, is truly won.
dertul.
DEMoREsTs YOUNG AMERICA, with all its
useful, interesting and piquancy of material
for the young folks, is now ready for October
Young AMERICA for 1874 is to be furnished
at 81, with valuable premium to each
subscriber, This will be good news to the
Juveniles
Copies Of any of above publications can be
seen at the Book store of Osman & Hapeman,
where single copies are for sale and subscrip.
tons received at publishers rates, including
premiums, &c.
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The October No. opens with the third and
last article of DIR. Blauvclts on " Modern
SkCpticiSm," articles which have excited
more discussion than any similar articles
which have appeared IL a long time. pr llol.
lands story Arthur Bonnicastlc and Bret
Hartc's Episode of FiddetoNn," are also
concluded with this No. Lulu Gray Noble
pitches into the free lovers in an essay on
" Free Marriage" She has no respect for
the argument that female loosenoss should be
couutenanccd because men are lax in their
morality.
lis not pleasant, she says, TO cxpoGnd these
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October Magazines.


C'''''''" y '''" i-''''' l''lSc' "i''
"tS'EIo'hg no" me baroness lie Linas
making fortune ont of her poultry establish
.ucnt If BeIair in France She commence,
|,,,, ,,,,,.r,.ri.,. T., ,....,.. $500, 1Y..,,,,,I.
'70 ''''' 49, NJ cunning
. calculated 10 accommodate $50 fowls, is twt
stories in height, both the first and seconc
,Inoors BEING divided into four oono1 cop
,,,r,,,,o,,,, ,,.,,l, ,.,,..i,:.l:.,
"'I"9 Vi ulc SAINT
age Inc secret Of The lady'S success is il
the sCrupulous cleanliness that prevails ever,
mart of hcr establishment
A,o,,,or ,,o.,. in,,,,,r,,,,. r,;,i, 49,.
fowls have annie snacr for rveTcIse Tbnr,
are parks or yards extending from the foui
compartments, each containing an acre and 8
r"i on noSe are PloWeu anu soweu WITT
furnishing constant supply of Green food
without which no fowls can be maintained in
me condition. These yards are separated
,9randa ,,;iInrs af H., ,o Tn, I" .iie
pillars to the walls across the gallery snace
are lattice-work screens that prevent the fowls
OF one compartment from escaping into the
thnir cntran"c f. thar nor, NJ ,hn h Uml1 va
| Each ward is supplied with a large shed omen.
ing to the south, and these sheds with dry
'aI,u " y, t -; po"uer tirli
berv are planted here and there in MI the
yards, serving to protect thefowls from the cold
ana the neat OF The summer sun, Whlle the
$50 ~ ,i din, t b w. s,l
of the baroness There were originally elder.
'i,o go -
oUs . i,e
'ilJI 'o - mn no"IiS m"s
no ' ~ VIZ MS, .aS ia an pGllcu
TT' any p'a", . III 'nelt Pl"oe
nv! t In: " c"' ''lc 4aSpoo''4o' "S
''a' DIS 'i'S i'pcn'
Col Audenrled concludes his paper on Gen.
Sherman in Europe and the East, again pro
fuscIv illustrated Miss ludlow advcrtises
y,
INC l'"ilp'o" No'iil"l anu AGRICULTURAL III
stltutc Tor freedom IN dozen OF illustrated
parcs. Mr.. 5. s. Conant describes the island
.,'ana g. p;onna' ,,,ia .,,, ,aan'. 80 49,, aar,;
w..
poIitlco romance raul ana Virginia, CLOS
ing with an outline of the story Mrs. Handy
dosrribps y Richmond tobacco factory with
y ~.
i""'""llo"S' "c"' ~ d. May slN'H SCI c'
OF anecdotes under the head OF Detective
Plnkerton.' John ;. Benson gives an in
tcresting chapter on the judicial record ofthe
the late Chief Justice Chase, Emilio CASTELAR,
continuSe her philosophical discourses on the
"Republican Movement in Europe" and the
Old Stager contributes some more of his in
teresting Recollections." The following of
Mr.. Calhoun will be read with interest
s;or ,f 10 ,,oroi AMI soc;,l ohoroctoriSti,g
of Mr., Calhoun was more mistaken than that
of any other conspicuous man in the country
lie was regarded as sort OF abstract!on-a
c"lu loIui"llS' "l,L.ou. IelurtnesS VI ittiIns
man whose osnirgtions for n0y@r and schemes
of acknowledgements absorbed him as to chill
his natural affection and unfit him for domc5
NC me- IN ttsp,cl TO ms ihteileclual S'ruc
J",I n~ros NV ~ r,ind mar his
i,a,.;,I 49,. . = -.,,,,,i.i,. 81 ,,,,,,., =,
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matters. Nothing of our present subject Is
pleasant to cXpound; but II is time somebody
undertook to point out that AL the old Wo-
manly traditions are not founded in sheer
nonsense or hardness of heart, and women
| have been especially cenSurcd for this UNI
equal discrimination against their own sex.
! We say they have at least this one most lOg-
cal and necessary reason tor such discrimina-
| ton viz: that free social range for bad and
good women cannot exist together When
Greek courtesans went abroad, Greek wives
stayed at home, anc were compelled to the
Ignorance, the rusticiy, the meagcr, haltdc
vclopcd life and character which are the re
suit of a Gagged existence.
This is an existence which none of us desire,
and to which the daughters Of this republic
have never been wonted. American women
have had an uneXampled freedom, because
American men have had, on the whole, an
uncXampled respect for, and belief in, women.
The soil OF old Puritan morality made the
open. confident ground where the women of
this country have walked; and however that
foundation may be sinking through the
growing designations of men, our highway of
liberty, as we have cndcayored to show,
would be far more fatally ruined by the sim.
liar diffusion through society Of corrupt NO
men.
Geo. W. Cable writes pleasant story of
New Orleans, and Albert Rhodes describes a
day in jAc Fcench Assembly. II was q day
when the discussion ran hot ON electoral re-
form, and red orator was soaring high
and long, but was brought down by Il bullet
in this shape. y member on the other side
gravcly pressed the following:
Article |. That all Frcnchmen are, and
are hereby declared, Presidents OF the Rcpub-
lie.
Article IT, That alone, the chief executive
officer OF the nation is, and shall remain, a.
private citizen.
The orator was squelched. Another Incl
dent:
During the election for Nicc-Presidents of
the Assembly, an honorary position hardly
equivalent in importance to the chairman |
ship of an American congressional committee, |
one deputy, hearing that his tavoritc candi. |
date is elected, PUSHES forward and kisses him
several times on both checks, which is I'M
Fortunate as it turns out when the votes are
counted that his candidate is defeated. Fancy |
the effect if some one of his friends were to
clasp Mr. Blame in his arms with ELUSIVE
OSCILLATION, on hearing that Mr. t. had been
elected Speaker of the House 1t is hardly |
A mild conjecture t. suppose, under such
that one of those grim laCOniC |
members from the far West, would move for
he immediate expulsion of the man so offend |
NJ, and vote of sympathy for the victim in
he person Of the unfortunate Speaker.
There is 4 pleasant paper on Paying
Debts - sketch of DR.. Francis Lieber; a
curious collection of Turkish Proverbs an
,ther illustrated article on the Geysers of
California; more illustration of New York .
CENTRAL Park; Topics of the Time; The Old !
]abinet; Home and Society, sc, With the
text (NOvember) number a new volume of
'crbncrs will commence.
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FOR SALE.

The residence lately occupied By the Rev. VI. X wh-e
sew on the north hlu containing fourteen Of os
land with bearing frG!t vines &c, win b. - at
bar-An. Enquire Of Z. II. BRUSH,
Au..g-u In Post once Bltk.
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Copies Of any of above publications can be
seen at the Book store of Osman & llapeman,
where single copies are for sale and subscrip.
lions received at publishers rates, including
premiums, DC.
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Ing As prcmium-whcb it would he well
for all our readers to cXamlnc--as it gives a
very accurate idea save in size and colorIng,
of what the chrome YOSEMITE is.
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CLIMAX! GILMAN!

Pages Climax Salye, a Family
blessing for % cents.
IT heals without a scar. No
family should be without it.
We warrant it tOcure ScrGfuLa
Sores. Salt Rheum, ChilblainS,
Sore Breasts or Nipples, Burns,
Scalds, Cuts, and SpraiEs.
II has been used over twenty
Years, without one failure.
1t has 10 paraIlel-hayinS per-
fectly eradicated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. 1t is a compound OF
Arnica, with many other EN-
tracts and BalSams, and put III
in larger boxes for the same
price than any other Ointment
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M thc Farmers Autobiography Party
unanimously adopted in County CGnVen'
,;on in the Court House, in Rock Island
S,,,,,,,hpr Il. 1878.
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w-LADIEs TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
The Real velpau Female Pills.
Warranted French.

These pills 40 celebrated many years ago IN
paris for the relief Of female diseases are now OF
farsd for sale In America. They nave been kept I'D
obscurity from the fact that the orgina
tor Dr. Nelpau IL physician in Paris OF great wsatth
and has strict conscientious principles, and mas
withheld them from general use
In overcoming Female diseases such a. Fahng OF
theWumb Whites Green Sickness, Suppression, he
tepiion or Immoderate Flow OF the Menses Nervous
aud spinal Affections, Pain In the Back and Limbs
Fatigue on -lisnt exerti0u PalpNation OF the Heart
Hvst-rc- and all Female dis sa-es. and VIII ehsct
-Tl-, whom all other means have failed, and a.
though a powerful remedy do not coaiatu calomei'
autimnuy or anything hurtiu to the constli uuon'
To married ladies and young girls VINO have new
pr been regulated, they are peculiarly suited aad
can be used BY the most delicate persons by ioioW
inr directions and when your druggists cannon
prOcure them for YOU tthe real Nelpaa French re
male Pill do not be persuaded to take any other
Kind but order direct from thu proprietor enclosing
one dollar 1.OOl with your address, giving tht
name Of your town. comfy and state ma also th'
/ name of the express Office you will call Tor th'
package. l., f
the goods will be forwarded by express, securelI
| Circulars in English German and French aroun
each bottle giving all necessary directions. Soi
| generally throughout the United states ana tAhA',
by all reputable druggists. NJ W, hAcomber sol
| nrnprirtor Albany. New Gork, H-S4d"I
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rL;s defiance of Grant by the Utica
1Jir,,id ;mplies that the trainers OF the
Constitution made a great mlsiaAe'
scrts in effect, that the President mas Nv
mrre responsibility for legislation thah ah
;rJ;y;dnnl member of the House or an i9,
M,,;drnl member of the Senate. But MS
u.aSnons;b;l;ty is measured by his power
and the Constitution clothes nun nna
nower equal to that OF the Ehoie oi ;rds
House OF Congress and nearly twU. w.. Son
Of the other. That is TO say II the p1u
o,o had been unanimous for the salary
nr,b and the House had had majority III
e. tayor lacking one vote OF two-thiras' y
70 bv the President would have defeated
,Se h;il against the unanimous Senate anu uiI
w 20 two thirds Of the House, the OIL
boT,;ry originated in the latter. Nhat U
! .be nature Of a veto? 1t is an appeal U
, w. country against the unwise or dls1on
i sst action of majority OF Congress. IL
for the country then TO say whether y sua
!, .o;ns Congress or sustains the Presluehi.
o Tho mower was given to protect the peopl
le against bad legislation, and never W.,
le tbey in greater need OF sueh proeeo .So,
IN than when the salary -grao was pass
he The whole people, with one voice, 9enoui. \
ar that hin as an infamy and demand us =
49,. naal IL bill of which this IS CORE
Inc Estimate did not furnish a proper occasl'
an Ear exercising the veto power, then N the
~. - no GOOD reason for submitting bllis
I Is ,ba termination of the President Tor
OF Indictment on them before they become ia'
N Y World.
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MOFFAT,s LIFE PILLS
aud
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To this add $4,000 for the President 5
salary for the current year and theeXpe,nse
of the Executive establishment thus
amounts to 1927 900 per annum:
II 10 be remembered that there are
very many other household expenses. snch
rs for cas. which are betrayed in approprrl-
alton bills. and that Grants salary Is really
a much larger amount than $4,000 year
because of the smaller amount he Is oohg-
ed TO expend. 49,.
Compare the expense of the judicial es
/ Enlistment. which enjoys no residence
nor contingencies like those above named
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vsorons. Then Mrs. Wood served as a
SecSv to lure the husband to the plum
o aro(,s " where his murderer awaited him
srGr. Vice. doed was done, which was so care
anu anu, 'n nen c for 50 many days, TILL
l harsssooted girl and little black dog nap ~
D Oannd ~ cross ploughed field, and 10
the murder was out ana
The ghost Of the murdered man
| sSrisked upward from the soo'
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Beware OF counterfeits J.
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and Limbs, Fatigue slight sxertion. Palpitation
the Heart Mysteries and Whites, they will effect
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each bottle gives full direction and advice.
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