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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-02
ottawa Wholesale Market
As reported by r. y RIALE& CO., wholesale and Retail
Grocers, No. l6 LA Sale street. "


OTTAWA, April 10, 1874.
Corn and oats brisk at quoted prices Butter
plenty al 2sc. Sospecial change in othcrthinrs.
We quote below:
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WRITING MACHINES

lO,Oid, Sold in the Last 30 Days.
Made erDre,y for tie RcrO' and people with trembling
J No change OF pen holder. Can be carried in vest
pocket; patented cdRa0t wear out; worth price 50 cu
mail W EVANS. Har,'s Falls, New Yori.
Say whore you saw this.
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The Detroit Free Press of recent dale
tolls the following apocryphal story; a boy
twelve wears old named Benny Davis whose
narents live on the river road, broke his leg
some some months ago and has been confined, to
fine house ever since. He has during the last
three months framed a rat to come forth at
his whistle, stand on its hind feet, roll Oyer,
leap through hoop covered with paper, ana
10 execute various other manocuyers Inc
family own big cat and she has been train.
ed TO stretch out and let the rat leap over her,
and the two are great friends. though Grim
alakin Is death on all other rodents
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This State Is now attracting considerable
attention rs one of the best fields for settle
ment in the Union. In climate ana SOIL II
meets the conditions required for the sue
cessful cultivation of all the productions ol
the temperate zone, and also some Of the SUD
tropical. ,
Ii is not often that corn and wheat thrive
equally well in any country; but rs II - III
Nebraska, corn is the first staple crop VI
course; but so soon as the farmer is wei ne S,l
tied upon the land, he puts IN "heal. in ~
wheat of Nebraska is in good favor anu
the st. Louis and Chicago markets lS p,ioo
AVERAGED several cents per bnshcl more than
the Wheat of the nclghboring States can
command. In bread making qlaii,ies ,he
wheat of Nebraska only ranks second 10 'na'
ofCalifornia with which ii does not come INTO
competition. ,,,l, hoyo hon,
oob;cvod in Nebraska are the work Oh niue
More ,hon fen wears, and, as the country is
settled. and the position OF the farmer De
comes easier, wheat ranks higher among inc
crops of the country. In 1851 wnen .ne pop,
ulation was $4,000, the wheat crop announce
TO 1867 bushels, or about ga D9sneis pei
head; and, in 1870, when inc poF ei nos t Wa'
10000 the wheat crop was s,, S,sSovoG d'
The population of 1878 can only be estl.
,,o,nd and therefore it is best not given; but
the wheat crop of that year, (Which was an
r inf agricultural year, amounted to
100000 bushels The record is still one
~ o0 oTvancement for the young State; and it is
70 he remembered that stock raising, fruit
c ~ corn growing, and all other agricul.
tnrsI work advances equally with wheat 4
raising Nebraska is therefore promising
State for the settler; and the more especially
Since it has good markets both east and west
and south. ~
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Special 3lotifss.

AT thce ms this Is the only place he visits prof
sI1nallyl he may bc found AZ Chicago.
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MRS. WINSiOW'S SOOTHING SYRCPis the prescrip.
ton OF the best Female hyscan and Nurses In the
United states been used for thirty years with
falling safety and by millions OF mothers and chill
dren The feeble Infant OF week old 10 the adult IL
corrects acidy of the stomach lteve5 wind coils
ates the bOWe and gives rest, health and comfort to
mother and child We berys 10 b. the Best and Suiest
Remedy IN the Word IN MI cases of DISEN Terry AND
DIAhiiUi, IN ClLDkh, whether 1t arisos IRON teeth
Ing from other Fun directions Tor using will
each bottle. None genuine unless fac smile
OF CURTIS PERklNSi ia od Tic outside wrapper. Sold
by all Medicine Dealers jnlyl2-iy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-02

A scientific paper describes the mode Of
producing the spirit photographs which pass
current among credulous spirtualists for
genuine ghosts Of the departed THE plain
Background screen, before which the sitter is
placed in order to have his portrait taken, is
TO be painted beforehand with the form OF the
desired spirit" the paint being composed OF
some solution Of sulphatc of quinine. When
this painting dries on the screen, it Is nVisi-
bic to the eye; but 1t sends out rays that have
power to impress the photo plate and thus
the image of the person, together with the
quinine ghosts, are simultaneously developed
up the negative
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-02

EXCIiANGti BANK
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Each ant in an ant-hill knows his compan-
ions. Mr.. Darwin several times carried ants
from one hill to another, inhabited apparent
!y by tens of thousands of ants but the stran-
gers were invariDly detected aud killed.
Thinking there might be family odor by
which they were recognized, he put some ants
from a very large nest into a bottle strongly
perfumed with assaintida, and restored them
after twenty-four hours. At first they were
threatened by their companions, but soon rec
,cgnized and allowed to pass.
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REMEDY FOR CoLIC.-One who claims 10
know, says in the ohio Farmer, that hand
full of salt rubbed on the back of horse di-
rectly over the kidneys IS a simple but sure
remedy for collie Rub briskly and until the
salt dissolves, and longer if necessary, and
if it is the wind collie and the horse does not
get over it in fifteen or twenty minutes then
/ say know nothing about it; for thirtyfvc
years | have never known it to fail. | first
learned 1t from teamster in Illinois, and
have seen il tried in numerous cases"
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why VIII You
SIi0prp

To all persons suffering r. ON
rheumatism, or Neuralgia.
In the limbs or stom.
ach, Bilious Cole, Pain in the
Back. Bowels or Side, We
would say THE HOUSEHOLD
PANACRA anc FAMILY LINZ
WEST Is oil AL Others the rem.
edy you wantior internal and
external usc. lthas cured the
above complaints In thous.
auas OF cases. There IL no
mistaSe about II. Try It,
Sold nv All Druggists.
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Chicago VI aTkei.

CHICAGO, May ], lss4.
The produce market steady with fair bu.iacs.
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10 those vino are Afflicted ~ It'll
Chronic Diseases.

For there l. you, although you may have tried In
vain heretofore and failed 70 get relief but You will nnd
tu you come 70 DIR. J. WARD. You Will not be dsap
pointed In finding which sou have sought after long
the blessing OF health restored.
De. j. WARD IS now permanently located in Ottawa.
Dglce up stairs over Mrs. Grcggs Millinery Store Main ST.
ottawa MS J. WARD, ". D,
Dttaws, J1ne LAT, iSl2.
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pieb.

ROSS--In Pleasant Plains township, Lake
county, Mar. 3oth, 1874. LILLE, infant daught-
or Of y. II. Z. and Hattie Ross.
WYMAN--In Pleasant Plains township.
Mar. S0tb, 1874, GrY AprLDEkr, son of John
L. and Saraa Wymap, aged . years and 5
months.
MAITLASD--Tn Rose Lake township, Os-
ceola sounty, Tuesday, April 18th. W. II. MATT.
LAND, one of the pioneers Of Rose Lake.
SIIATTUCK.-In Burdell township, Osceola
county, Mich, STEFAN, infant son of N. j.
and s. &. Shattuck, aged 1 months and %
DAYS.
M0RTART.--Tn Chase township. Lake Co,
Of congestion Of the brain, JAcoB MoRIAAT,
one OF the pioneers Of Chase.
MAD0LE.-In Burdell township Osceola
county. Mich, Lucy =. MADOLE, aged 81 years
wife Of Robert ). Madolc.
She was loved by all who knew her, for her
womaaly ,ntlencss and virtue; and we 'epl,;
feel her loss. But it Is to her great gain, {
she fell asleep in Jesus.
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NeighbOrhOOd News.

From thu Outline.
n. l.. GEnRIsn Ia Road Oversecr for this
District, No. 4, this year. A good selection.
PETER DoRAN, ESQ, was qualified as Justice
ana entered upon the duties Of his Office, yes
tcrday.
e. ". Teorr, Township Clerk, sworc at the
constitution, yesterday, and is now ready for
| biz.
| Finkbienner, for Al 800. The farm is about
one mile from Hersey village.
MEssEs. Rose, Bronson, Warren and Brown.
We are informed. were elected Supervisors in
Big Rapids, Monday.
CoNDUcroR RlcH, Of the G. r. SIR. r.,
was killed by the cars, n,ar Fyfe Lake, last
Monday morning. lie was young man Of
promise, and was highly esteemed by his CON-
rzdcs.
AMONG those who cast their first votes at
the late election were our young friends
Delos !. Diggin., Charles Bellamy and Thomas
Amspoker--three good fellows, and they voted
the straight ticket, rcgula, nominate, NJ.
LAST Thursday evening there was select
party Of friends and neighbors assembled at
Millers Hotel, TO witness the marriage of Mr.
Peck and Miss Miller. All passed in splendid
be remembered by all who had the pleasure Of
being present. After the knot was tied, there
was a sumptuous supper served, and season
of festivity and good cheer that lasted till
midnight, We should, also, nsto that the
trains whistlea enthusiastic salutes 10 C, nduc.
tor Peck and his bride ne they passed. through
town.
From Hoffnan's Maristse Times.
TBE result OF the crusade thus far is about
IS follows: About 200 have signed the
pledge. -Four saloons have closed, and others
will soon follow. The basement Of the new
building is nearly dug. Large quantities Of
material ia being hauled ~ the ground.
free reading-room has been established. Over
100 ladies' are ready to fall into line and work
till every saloon is closed. general good
feeling prevails. Saloon keepers say selling
liquor is meanbusnes., and public sent.
ment is Strong enough to back the ladies Ii
that is not glory enough for three or four
weeks work we do not know what il.
From, Foaors Manistce Times
About O'Clock Thursday evening of last
week fire broke ont in the dwelling Of Thom-
as j.. Parr, Esq. of this city which soon result.
ed in the total destruction Of the building.
Most os the furniture was saved. Loss 1880.
Insurance on building $1,000.
Lake Manistce is open 80 that vessels are
now taking lumber from Mr.. Magill's mill.
The ladies have persuaded three saloon
keepers to quit the traffic and sign the pledge.
From the Saginaw Republican.
Since our last issue we learn Of several more
unsuccessful attempts TO fire the buildings in
the city, the most important being that of the
large store Of Wells. Stone 4 Co., OH Water
street, another attempt, which proved success.
full was the burning of the barns ofN. 5. Lock-
wood and f. J. Moore, on Granger street
The first raft Of the season came down the
river Thursday. 1t belonged to j. I. Burn.
ham & Co.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-09
Circulation OF the Blood.

The circulaion or the blood r the lie Of the body
and its stoppage 10 dcair. We are healthy whsn
the blood circulstes finely; any interruption pre-
venting its irse course Il the coismcncenent OF d.
srasc. BLOOD Is the life VI the hesh" Can we ex-
pcct TO enjoy good health, when had or corrupt hu-
NOR. circulate with the blood, causing pain and d
scase: nnd these humors being Deposited
the entire body, produce pimples eruptiens ulcers.
Indigestion costivcncsr, headache neuralgia risu-
mntisn, and numerous other complaints. No d.
rea.e can be in the body without rst being gcner-
a,cd in the blood; aud no disease can pcrsi6ly be
In the bdy, the bood IL pure. II is Of great i'm
portancc TO know what medicine will purify and
renoyste the blood, erHlicnse the disease, renew
vitality, mentally and physically. and iBstil frrsi
vigor into NIL the vital functions Of the body. This
medicinei s the vEsErINE. the great blood-purifcr
II sxiendsi Its influence into every part Of the
human orgnni IN, commencing With Ice foundation;
correcting diseased action, AND restoring vital pow
ers, or ating u healthy formation and publication
OF the blUod, driving out disease, and leaving Ma
ture to PER orm IT. allotted task.
VEGET1NE IL eomposcd of Roots, Barks and
Herbs. L. very plcassnt to take; every child likes
II.
Sold by all druggists.
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MOTH Frs, READ THlsI
A GREAT BLESSING
WORTH A DOLLAR 4 DROP.

Mothcs are your little ones irstfuly And Is your
patience almost exhausted In vain efforts to please
ineini can sympa:hiso with you, and can tell you
what will make your little child quiet, give IL good
appetite and procure for II hOurs vi sweet, sound
siecp.
Ny little girl - two and huff years old, and dur.
ing that time, have not had Two ci,sec nights
rest sbc has been eick u number VI times. anu no
ono seemed To know what was troubling her. IL
Yves hard to hear her little frotu cry, anu not know
what to do for her. doctored her for worms, but
" did no good; and var nearly tjyed out with
slscpless Nights aud troublesome day. M
heard oi the fEokrINE and determined to try It..
II has proved blessing to aud nay child. II has
cieansed from her stomabh and bow els the pores
which kept gathering there; and now she sleeps
roundiy iIem hsi bed time until very late In the
morning, beside long nap at midday. Hsr ap-
petite ID god and. IN Iac, rhe 10 different child.
often say, tia true value Of thi. medicine to me Is
dollar drop. Try It.. Cleanse the humors FROM
aud you will jon with In calling Il great bcss-
ing Mus. ELLEN L. CLAPP,
t16 Tudor street.
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TnE
National Protestant.


This truly anti Roman Cptholi magazine
comes well filed with matters "f interest 10
every lover Ofour Protestant Christianity
and our country. 1t opposes Romani.m in
its schemes to undermine and destvo, our
public school system. aud plare the Bible
be'ond the reach Of our chill .ei. 1t IL
American and patr:oi,c. M well ~ literary
aud religious. 1t Is u monthly or forty eight
pages, and makesa volume of n"ar.y 6UO
pages ut the end If tho vrar. IL will he
found valuable as u reference as tie strug.
gle goes an. liberal ttrms are made With
club rniscis. with cop, free for club Of
ak. Pric" 81 80 per annnrn single coy.
twenty cents. The New Year begins the
Eight 'enth volume. Address
s. N. KrNNEpr Editor.
7i1 Snnson Street. Phil,d-lphia. Pa.
We will club the l'RoTxsTAsT with tho
OCTLISE ios * 90
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-09
SCRIBNEG'S LlaBER AyD 10 CIC(K.

UALr MILLION corrEs SOLD. This book has
II been care nlly revised enlarged, and improved,
with Doyle'r Log. Tables added. and It IL now the
most iull and complete book Of it, kind ever pub
lished. IL gives correct measurement OF all kinds
OF lumber. logs, plank, cubica contents Of square
and round timber, staye and heading bolt tables,
ways. rent, board, capacity OF cisterns cordw God
tables. interest etc, aud ha. become the Standard
Book throughout the United States end Canada.
BE sure you get the Ntw EdBion, vith Doyle .
Log Tale Ask your bookseller tor II, or I will
scnd one 70 cents. postpaid G. W. FISHER,
p. q. Box aad Rochester. ". Y. 40
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-09
DR.. Garvin's Efixer of Tar

rs recommended by regular Medical practitioners
and speedy cure guaranteed Tor Colds, Coughs,
sumption and All Pulmonary Complaints, ScrufoIs
Erysipclss. Dysbepsia and Gous Dysent~ry, Chol.
era morbus. Cholcrn 4nd all liver aud bowel com.
plants Kidney diseases and all affections o. the
Crinsl Organs--per getty harnle-e--free frin Min.
erslor Alcoholic propertie-- pleasant to take and
never known to fall-Price 81 pr Bottle. Fall
particulars with medi9sl testimony and certificates
sent on application. Addrc,s. I. u. HYDE 3 CO,
los seventh Avenue. New York.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-09
From the Outlins.
Our Representative.

Mr.. llnbbell, orr Representative
in Congress, has f,r the most pant
been working, rather than a talk
ing member, having place on scv.
cral Important committees aud en-
gag,ng ia earnest in all the details
which the people know ST. little OF,
and yet which are far more import
ant than 6uncomhe spcccl,-making.
We have heard "f him often ut
Washington, and he seems To have
been always al wmk; but lie has
spoken out at lenglh and struck a
kcy-note that will find an echo IN
The breast OF every intelligent con-
s,iiucnt OF his, aud will he APP
plauded by every reader Of the
speech throughout The country. We
rcter to That portion Of it which ad
vocates action. prompt. immediate
and certain action. Whether We
endorse any Of his other views or
NOT, that part Of it we can most
heartily endorse. Owing 10 the
pane just before The cornmence-
ment Of The present Congress, there
Was a general call for some kind Of
Legislation which woulI relieve the
distressed II ancial condition of tho
country, and whether that call was
wise or not, the people generally
j2incd in MAXIM it, and Congress
could not disregard it. We are not
prepared to SAY but that it would
have been better it Congress had
in defiance Of what was then popn
lar clam"r, refused Ia do financially
any liukcring. hut lcft the country
to work the pr"hlem out J.; yet since
it did take the matter up, il should
have gone rhr"ugh.witl, it, not with
nnsctinly haste. bnt with some de-
gree OF prDmpt tu,.e. During the
whole of this long winter. capital,
labor, The pe"p'c, everybody and
everything have been waiting ''for
something to tnrm mp" Business
channels, the arteries through which
money usually flows, all had been
disturbed hy the panic, and could
not become settled fer either better
or worse,. until Congress mo, cd
and Congress has moved with more !
than snnil-likc pace, and not with
snail like certaint,; meanwhile the
country has talked, discussed, wait.
cd, suffered, achcd rs it were at tho
delay.
IT wo must have imitation, as ia
the case of any disasrcenbIe and |!
dangerous experiment, let rs have
1t and go through it and have an
end oft, and let those who have
not already had their fingers burnt,
get them sin2cd again and get
cared, fla cure he possible. We
admire Mr. llnbbcli's spirit in urg.
ing immediate action: at Feast We
hope now that the project has been
carried through, the President will
sanction or veto 1T once. Anything
rather than pr"c-astnatior. Gentle
men. if there arc To he regular
spring rains "f grcenbacks, we want
to put ont our long unused tubs and
catch some of them it they are not
quite so good, but if VIC are to try
10 go back to old times, when, if a
man only had dollar It was hard
md solid, and mcart something in
whatever quarter OF he globe the
fntcs landed him. let ns know that.
-----.-:s
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-09
FARMING LANDS

Are sold on reasonable credit. To
actna! settlers, one gu rtcr OF purchase
money down. inttr seven par cent.
B-''ettlers ~ an, Of thcse lands nj
the " 81 u X. Co. or on any OF the
lands Owned in Common. IT, the town.
hipsabov" d'signaird will
HAVETnF PREFERENCE
oi p'rrhr.ing their lands. by giving th,
office Promp, Motto If their wishes upo.,
recalling thi advertise ment and d..sirnpt.
Ing their Postraicr address.
For any information concerning tn.
lands, prieesl oca,iou etc mddres,
WV, \. HOWARD,
Land Comrsisnoncr.G Grand Rapids. y
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-09

TIE question ol woman Suffrage
is TO be submitted at next f II elcc.
ti'n. 1t is to bo br"ught ri.hr
home 10 us all, at last; aud how
many are going 10 vote "No?'
Very few, we think. Whatever
~ man may have believed, or
thought, or still thinks and believes.
precious few of us will have the
face to walk up boldly and say, b.,
our ballo:s, that our wi ,cs and our
Jau .lItcrs, cur mothers and our sis
tiers, shall mol VOC ii they wish to-.
The west end OF the +. & Z. NJ.
road vii not be ironrd very cailv
this scason. Negotiations are in
progress ior steel rails To be laid
between East Saginaw ~ d Holly;
and the iron now nn that part of
the road is To I've used IN Lake aud
Mason counlics. THIS Of course
will REQUIRE time; bnt there is no
doubt that the cars will bc running
through TO Ludiny'on before the
summer cluses.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-04-09

Tue Ludington Record. IN re-
marks about Tho Pere Marquette
Conpany's mill, recently burned,
says: This mill, or rather one oar
Ut which it has grown. WINS built 20
years ago. since which time addi
tions aud improvements have been
made. until II Was supplied with
the latest improved aud best ma.
chinery aud con'aincd IL gang saw
and two circulars. Some valuable
machinery had Just been added
The loss ia csliina cd at something
over $4,000. InsG'cd for $50, 600
divided among fifteen different cam,
pnuics. The loss is now being i'd
jusied. The company has alr-udy
ordered its machinery ami COM
mencei preparations for the cree
ti"n of another single rotary mill,
which it IL hoped ~ have ~ opera.
tions in 80 dave.
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Darts from III. Devil; or Cupid ahu,e 4.

A Book just issued. exporting III. "rERsoSALs''
That have appeared In the Now York Newspaper:
posed. Advertisements from desperate mtn 10
beautifni women; Clandse tine meeting; how fru..
tratsd; The History OF the Goodrich TRAGEDY the
Broadway Statues. Exposes serial esrrupfios.
Sent On recipe OF so cts Addyese, Unique Print
ing House, % vesey St., Y. Y.