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TrfnHy chapter, .ND. 10, ~. n. NJ,
Meets on the Second and Fourth TUESDAYS
'i each month, at Masonic HALL, Weaver
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HsHc0n lodge, No. 300, H. o. Il r.,
Meets every Sunday evening, at O'Clock, at
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Comst Lodge, No. S4, L. q. d. r.,
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The Ottawa free trader., 1874-09-05

vcgsaton, from these sin, he /, happily
snatchcd away,
IRE sin could blight or sorrow fade,
Death came With timely care
his memory is odoritcrous, no clown cursclh
while his stomach half rcjcctc,h, the rank
bacon--no Coal-hcavcr bOlteth him in reekina
sausageS, he hath tair Sepulchrc IN the graf.
| ihed stomach Of the julicious cpicure,-and
for such tomb might be content to die.
=" He Is the best of savors Pineapple is
great She is indeed almost too transcendent
"a delight, ii not sinful yet so like SHINING
that's tender conScienced person would do well
TO pause-.too ravishng for mortal taste, She
warmcth and cXcOrateth the lips that ap.
Proach her-like lovers kisses, she bteth-
she is pleasure bordering on pain from the
terccneSs and insanity Of her relish-but she
stOppcth at the palate. She mcddleth not
with the appetite and the coarscst hunger
might barter her consistently for mutton chop.
Pig-let ne speak his praise-ls no less
provocative Of Tie appetite than he is salts
factory TO the Crticalucss Of the censorious
palate.
Hares, phcasants, partridgcs, snlpes, barn
yard chickens, capons, plovcrS, Drawn, bar.
res OF oysters, | dispense as freely as | re.
cciyc them. love to taste them, as it were,
on the tongue Of my friend. But stop must
be put somewhere, | would not, like Lear,
give everything" | make my stand upon
pig"
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-09-05
Nehraskan Enterprlse.

! We clip the following from the Saline Count,
| Press, CCretc, Nebraska,) of March 26th, 1874
! Last Thursday, Mr.. Davis, two sons and sOn-iI
| law arrived at Crete and commenced hunting
location. Up 10 the present time they have 10
Gated nearly a section of land, in different bodies
within circuit of four miles of this city; have
frame house nearly completed, and are prcpar
inc greun Tor wheat How is that for enter
prise, They came from Waukcsha, the banner
county of Wisconsin, and we can assure them
they have located ia the banner county of Ne
braska. Mr.. Davis, Sr., has cleared timber and
picked stone in Waukesha county for the past
twentv.nine years, and he says if the b. IL VI. Co,
" or any other man. will move his buildings in
To Nebraska, he will make them present of :
Wisconsin farm. He has gone back to that over
coat country, and aS soon as he can give away
his place, will Join his sons in Nebraska
Tie cause of temperance finds one of its most
insidious and dangerous foes in the many So
called "tonics " and appctizcrs,' made Of cheap
whisky and refuse liquors, finished up to suit de
pravcd appc,itcs under the name of medicine.
DR WtLKER'S CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTEEs
are none Of these. They aru not beverage, but
are q genuine medicine, purely vegetable pre-
pared from California herb, by a regular phys-
can For all diseases Of the stomach, liver, Kid
news, bladder. skin and Blood, they are an iufall-
bIe and uuriyalld remedy 4w
Aug. 10
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-09-05

Charlie Lamb, IN his inimatab,c disscrta.
ton on roast pig tells Of its discovery BebC
which means boOby, son OF Uoti. playinr
with fire crackers set fire to the house and a
litter of little china pigs was burned in it.
BobO, after tic blaZe, felt an uaaCcountable
odor assailing his nOStrilS, ald hunting about
among the embers stuck his fingers into one
of die roasted pigs and burning them BOBBY
| fashion stuck them in his mouth His father
coming home found the Young rogue cram.
ming the pig in AandfulS down his throat
and fell 10 beating him, but Bobo, surrender
ed to the new born pleasure paid no heed to
the blows, but kept cXClaiming, 90, father,
the pig, the pig" The father tasted and fell
20 eating, and afterwards when the secret was
out, houses were burned a.. over the empire
to roast the pigs. IN the course OF time grid
irons were invented for the purpose.
But hear what Lamb says Of the dclicacy.
"Ispeal not of your grown pOrkers-things
between pig and pog5-these hobbledehoys
but young and tender suckliug-under
moon O.d-guilticss as yet of the sty-with no
original SpcciS Of the amor immundiliP, the
hereditary failing of the first parent, yet man
iicSt-his voice as yet no. broken, but some.
thing between . childish treble and "A rrum
blc--thr mild torcrGnre-, or yreigdiva, OF a
grunt.
There j no ilaVor comparable, will con
tend, to that OF the crisp, tawny, well watched !
not ovuTroas,cd cracking, . il is well called
the very teeth are invited &c. their share oil
the pleasure az this banquet in overcoming !
the COY, brittle rCsistaUCC-wi;h the adhesive
olca-iuOus-O call 10 not fat, but an iadc. |
ugblc sweetness growing Up 20 it-'hc tender |
b.os>oming OF in,--iUt cropped in the bad
taken in the sLoot-i1 Tie first iunoCcuCc-l
the cream and guintCs,eucc Of the chi,G-pigs |
yet pure iout-ihc lean, no lean, bU; kind of
animal Mauna-Og rather fat and lean lf il /
mus, DC >o' 80 blended AID running into each !
other that both together make lut one am
brosian result or common substance
see him in the dish. his second cradle, |
how meek ac l.ltA A,-wOulGs; thou have had I
ihis innocent gyow up 20 the grossncSs and
iuluCiiiiy which too o:eD accompany ma
iUTCr SwinChUuls
Ten O. one Ec would lave proved giu;-
Ton. q sloyrU, Un obstinate, disigrccablc ami
na!-w4l.owinF In all maaaCy of filthy cont
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-09-05
MRS. H..
~ ;. ALMA CUNDi

~ ;. ALMA CUNDi.
An ancient dame was Mistress H.,
Whose life showed many q streak;
When age of charms deSpolCd her face,
She fell back on her check.
So huge Il shock Of hair made up
Her capillary stock,
kind-hcartcd Mother Nature, sure
Nc'cr gave her such shock.
Their faults long since had doomed her teeth
To rot IN dentists vaults
And yet, rs soon rs they were out,
She filled her mouth with false
At last she cd-consumpti0n's prey,
The doctors did aver;
She fell to coughing, died, and then
a coffin fell to her.
Bnt those who saw her fearful cGd
Forborc TO jccr or scott
And took to taking or rs soon
As she was taken of.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-09-05

"P. S.-iresert my kind solicitation to Mr..
" aud his lady and to your adopted
son Mr.. B / have been confined for
some time - my room and house, and am
scarcely able To write from debility.
N,ic YorS O5s.rrey "A 7"
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-09-05

An extensive shooting affray occurred a
Lancaster, Ky, on Wednesday the 10Th ms,
telegram to the Louisville Courier J0urna
sums it up in this way:
This remarkable little war began last We'd
ncsday night, when, as Squire Fred Yeakcy
Il relative of Kennedy, was crossing the
square, volley was fired at him from behind
an old ruin. Boss Smith, a colored democrat
who was with him, fell shot in the groin.
Dr. Burdett while going to Smiths assist.
ancc, was shot in the leg \ brother of Ken.
nedy's was wounded about the same time, as
he stood in the door OF hotel, and George
Griffin, white boy, was struck in the leg by
u bullet. While Dr. Burdett was being car
ried away he was again wounded, this time
in the side. Nearly the whole OF the next
night kcnncdy's house was fired into, and an
attempt was made 10 burn it, Squire Fred
lcakcy was again fired on and was slightly
wounded, and Il spent ball that flew into Ken.
nedy's house wounded kcnnedy's son, a boy
nine years of age. These persons, and per
haps two or three others, make up the list of
wounded. Saturday night Sellers house was
burned and three negroes are reported 10
have been burned IN it, Besides these three,
but one negro lost his life during all the fir
ing that has occurred. The origin OF the
whole trouble is traced 10 an old grudcc be.
tween Sellers and kcnHcdy, which was re.
ncwcd IN the heat Oft the last election
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-09-05
From Leland.
LELAHD, Aug. 10Th. le,L


EXCURSION
Inc excursion rom Au'o'. 10 Neo'""N
paSac" 'h'""a" "''' '"''"'! WIN "'S
streaming III 'No "'e'"''
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'i'e iaI"AeIS nave no cause u Complaint
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""' "'oN," .''o anu VIZ wa '"o'','' u"
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Ou' s'"iicS ""' co'iiniA''cu '""' mas been Inc
n'l,''' '""o ~ any VI 0u' i''tolan'' % I.lce'
WI" "i''io III o"SiHcSs hc'c' "a'SoA q Dali
'o"t '''' "4'o' '"''"'o 'o'o''' nc "'o"1F ~
''"""' was "i''' 'i'o oui s'"'' cicc'eu "h en-
- '.'C' ''' . o''''' "'n"o" Oh inc cast
''"" Oc'"ccn '"c'i ''"lo anu baiI' hardware
o'o' "''' '5i'' o0i''"'n sunni ou's'oc STAIRS
= ''''' "''' 'ni'c i'"i o'iS "iInv"cU ot' ana
WV '''ofo '"'S'eu' "hIcii ici' Sui'cleht room
'"' an easy ch''ahcc' lhcy 'heh went from
."' oe'''' ,niousn inc ""oi ana LOOK al me
'c"o'!' al INC l""ics S1o'eS,oeSiueS get'Ing
Hoou' si' III '"S''' he'SrS' watson bai!
.S,lti'''o n '''''' '''"' 1883 "' something over
3"oo
o'''O'' i'''"'' ."uDo " tramp III 'le grove
'ao' Vi '""t an" Drought MN oeioFe our
"'SiharN squire he coulu not glVeu very
ooou account oi himseii ana MS earthly pos
'eSS'ons 'ois'''eu ol TWO crooked IRONS one
pack OF caidS' one russian candle one bunch
d ha'cheS' AS none OF Us Knew whether
hcy were burglar tooiS we poIitciy gave HIM
lis uihhcr ana ie' nm 60 toF pastures new
1icssrS' a''oil G ba.i keep on hanu"!afse
lu'h'lty VI puttci anu Keep lhe ccIiar WIN
''"o up ~ let III cCol ar Out look eHua pre-
'au'ioh against burglars Oy having heavy
ron OURS piaceu 50 near together as 10 seem
'i"'o'' iiipoSSio'e LOT any person 10 gam an
'h'rahcc' ~ SechhS 10 'each Us a lesson, that
We never oan W 100 particular IN ihsufihg the
'a'e'y VI our property Dy 'akihSeVcry means
y I'M" "u' 'c"ch VI suaruihS It, IL seemed
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-09-05

csc sins he is happily
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-09-05
DEACON JONES EXPERIENCE.
ARKANSAS CONFERENCE.

Yer right when you lays it down, Parson,
Thet the flesh is weak and u snare;
And to keep yer plow in The iurrow
When yer cattle begins to rare
Amt no sure thing And between Us,
The same may be said of prayer
Why, stood the jokes, on the river,
OF the boys, when tue critters found
Thet I'd jined the church, and the snckcr
Thet, may be ye mind, went round,
The day sat down with the mourncrs,
In the old camp mcctn' ground,
stood all that, and reckon
might, at IL pinch, stood more
For The boys, they represents Bacl,
And stands as the Rock of the law,
And 1t seemed like moral scrmmagc,
In holdin' agin their jaw.
But thars crosses II Christian suffers,
As hez'nt got that prctensc-
Things with no moral purpose,
Things cz hez got no sense;
Things ez, somehow, no profit
VIII cover their first cXpcnsr.
Ez how! was jist last cyenin
Addrcssin' the Throne of Grace,
And mother knelt in the corner,
And each of the boys in his place
" ACll tlltb STUNNING pup VI h'HiHI
To Jonathan's cat Civ chase,
never let on to mind 'cm,
never let on to hear,
But drove that prayer down the furrOw
With the cat hidn' under my cheer,
And Keziah whsperin' sic herr"
And mother Il sayin'" you dare"
/ asked for a light for heather,
To guide on his narcr track,
With that dog and that cat jest waltzi
And Jonathan's face jest black,
When the pup made rush, and the kitten
Dropped down on the small OF my back.
Yet, think, with the Lud's assistance,
/ might have contincrcd then,
If gcttin' her holt, that kitten
Hed'nt dropped her claws in mc,-whcn
1t somehow reached the "Old ADAM
And jumped to my feet with "Amcn"
So, yer right when you says it, rarson,
That the flesh is weak and a snare
And to keep yer plow in the furrow
When yer cattle begins 10 rare
Amt no sure thing. And between IT,,
says its jist so with prayer.
BRET HNRrE.
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-09-05

To cure sleepleSsness let the full meal come
IN the middle OF the day. Two hours after It
has been taken walk three or four miles. or
ride twice that number. Eat light, easily
digcs,ed supper, and pass the succeeding
hours TIL bedtime in way agreeable, but not
exciting. Avoid causes of worry, and sleep
in fresh bed and a wcllYonIilaled apart
mcni
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-09-05

To take white marks from furniture with a
sponge in common alcohol camphur and an
ply it freely 10 the furniture il has nearly
il not quite the same effect that vagnish has,
and is much cbcaper.-Cor. RyrH Nrr Ior
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-09-05

The New York Hcrdf says the only hope
for the country, at all impossible, is in its in.
stant return To the possession OF the demo
cratic party Il calls long and loud on the
patriotic people OF New York TO take and
cast in their fortunes with the democracy
1t has come 10 that period when other re-
course will be simply rUin1us The whole,
land is Satiatcd with the crimes and Csrgup-
lions oi radicalism. Liberty doe, not exist
except in name. bau men control oyclv
branch oi administration. The President. al
the sacrifice OF personal honor and national
interests, is busy with his schemes for rc.
election. The republican party has ou'liycd
its usefulness, and has become 90 be "a party
of plumber and oppression. None who are
pure and honest have any longer any coafi-
dencc in IT, The democratic party once COY.
erncd the country to ti.c envy and admiration
of the civilized world, made all the people
prosperous and was uneNccpiiunally lust and
liberal II must take hold of The helm again.
or al i lost in the way Of liberty"
The Ottawa free trader., 1874-09-05

Isrrin nf II ittpjt Ey,gI
,..,,. .., .,u, ,,t, ,,s,,o,
,ro,u n,Iis'iIo ,yo. .,rurt hv The wind and n,
he flew up Wisconsin, street YIN his cars un
furlcd gentleman remarked, ikhe" lhat WihG
"'u'u ict'" 'nc ''''"' ''"' ''"''"''' '''' ''"'
The newspapers arc pokinS nun al susan
lH"N '"' "'''' ''''' "gr'"''
susan u;
sat on tHc Knee
Ol J.. J.
So ran ntr and shrinL"d
This giddy, giggling Susan B
1,h, ,,,,,. ~, tho local If tbc Jo,;c, pco,,ly.,,
lis Child. The Lockport Co,ricr thus sends one
at the said infant:
The reason why the Joliet EcDu5lican is SO par.
tal TO the notorious Beecher, is because he re.
marked in one of his letters: Z" All nv thoughts
are running out toward the poor Child living
there"
Long Branch has Josh Billings, while Newport
has new Iamppoat--Er.
And both give out tlckcring light in the
surrounding darkness.
The following i, ,nid IA br , nonu),r son,, in
Duluth,
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r dr, ,.r,Ta", ,r "",' II ,T & =, n "mnH
IN III u', SicTnn"CNs " h'" III H"Iu up ana
How those Duutbiun's yrorn after the mat
tainable,
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| Exchange Bank-OJie 20. Press
This makes q iouhIo. .h,rrs,od sborir,, oo,,oor,,
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o"'o' !"
teacher asked an advanced schoolgirl why
beer in French was feminine. She replied that
,tI.I W.T. +, P.r' oW,"@ W '' '"1' 'h'' 'ho ooyS
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ANS n'' 70 u" ''''"o''o'e '"c' uhpoio'aDlc
'nouSn '''
tlosLcaslon - tnc "a.chWoru Oh thc hour,
children over the Knee and Strike on the same
old spot that the Romans did three thousand
'''''
We have had all sorts of accounts OF the rrass.
homer rlopue in K,nso. but hi. scons f. ho
nn ,o,, n,',i,l1a ,,,,,,a, ,,'0,.,, ~
reached rs The S,,,xto i.,,,.i.,,nor., ~, l,hio,
ro saws;
ossIon,or,, lo,,, -, ,;.,t si,,,,,.o,,
och vistra Kansas och hot II att hcit och hallct
gOcka la wdtmannens lurhoppmngar ON en- god
skofd'
A inrorririhIn icstcr sovs tbot ,bc ,sb,s Of finn
,,, ''''7 " INV
bogus LoIo "oruoh VIII never nave any resi- un-
I'll inc iyc Is thoroughly extracted from them
Do Won know that the lcoyos Of the commo, |
walnut tree placed over door, windows or man
tells in wrcathcs or branches obout tbc bnusn
will drive flies away?-UoyJjs Uerold
v,
EIW IJ1 DJ w. wv" '''''' ~" N"o" IT, o'ther'
h''""'' h"'"'"'
y Massachusetts paper iuCines To the brlirfI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-25
Reno Items.
lFrom the Journal, May AL

from the Journai' May
We doubt whether there Is ahotlsr
town la the State that has made such
wonderful strides In Improvement as
has Reno since last November, on the
10Th OF October the whole BUSINESS
part OF the town was destroyea ~ n,e
aud, notwithstanding our hslghoors
statements nat we has no eups.a
tive resources, .hc Mo's VI 'eou,k
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-25
Reese River Items.
Irmm the RsyelIle, My %

from the Rsvoille, May s3.l
An accident occurred In tho South
American Shaft last evening, by which
Michael Gavan wa. slightly Injured,
but which came within an acc OF belig
a serious affair. Gavan wa, engaged
In running a car on the 400 foot level,
and while engaged In fastening the ear
to the cage. the cage was ring up from
= level above aud started up the shaft.
catching Gslvan between the cage aud
the side Of the shaft. Ills cries and
the action OF the cage attracted the at
tsn,isn of a man sbose, who rung the
bell.wire to stop the cage, aud Gavan
was released from hi, perilons posi-.
tlon. lie was dragged n distance OF
about II feet ; but, luckily, sustained
no more serious injury than some Sc
we're bruises.
Tho Austin Stock Board has met
with q loss OF u Of Its prominent
members, William Vestch, who LETT
OH last evenings Battle Mountain
stage for n visit to san Francisco,
where he gees with q view OF making
arrangements to secure control Of the
Pictou and to purchase the whole OF
tina Caroline.
Just rs we 90 TO presS we learn that
q little son OF Joe McGinness got be-
ysnd his depth while attempting 10
swim to the reservoir this afternoon,
aud would have drowned but for his
timely rescue by John Frest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-25
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On 'rhursday syenlng last, while
returning from q ride, Judge Beatty.
accompanied BY Miss Love, sister to
County Recorder W. G. Love, met
with a serious accident. After passing
tina Smoky mill, q wagon Was met,
going In the opposite direction, and In
attempting TO pass, the carriage was
overturned, frightening tho horses,
who Immediately started OH q run for
their stable. The occupants OF the
carriage were thrown violently out,
Miss Love being rendered insenslbls,
and the Judge escaping with a few
bruises. At this writing - Friday
morning-the young lady still remains
p~rostrated, her nervous system having
received q sevsrs shock. IL IL thought,
however, that the Injuries received BY
Miss Love arc not OF a serious nature.
From Sanford Hall, just In from
Cherry Greek, We learn that u man
named II. II. Ramp, q miner, well
known throughout the State, was
found dead In his cabin about three
weeks ago. Ii seems his partner had
gone out for n trip to town, some lit
Ito distance from the cabin jointly oc.
cupled by Kamp aud himself. leaving
tile former la apparently good health,
aud Oh his return. found him lying on
his bed-cold Ia death. Deceased was
q native OF Germany. aged about Is
years Of age, and Il spoken Of as hav-
Ing been an excellent man, always
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