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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-09

What Il revelation OF the fIalltles OF poor
human nature do the daily proceedings ot
a court room give. How tickle, frail, selfish,
mean and detcstablc does the boosted creature,
man, appear i'll the record OF his daily life as
it is revealed in the court room. What strange
proceedings; what vagarics Of the human
mind do its inqucsts reveal. Some OF its
revelations of the doings of humanity exceed
in strangcncsS the widest creations of the
novelist.
y case of this kind has just trauspired at
Louisville. \ Miss Eliza Goodwin was arrest.
eli on the complaint of one Major ThrOck.
morton Ga son of the wcll-known proprietor
of the Gault house, aud tried for insanity.
Tho Majors story was briefly, that for the
last twenty years Miss Goodwin had followed
him as his shadow, it mattered not where he
went or resided, in Louisville, New York or
New Orleans. 1t matiered not whether he
Travelled by rail or water, walked or drove,
the form of Eliza Goodwin was always near
him; that upon the silent road or in the busy
street, did he but turn his head, the watchful
eyes OF Eliza Goodwin were sure To meet his
! gaze. And lac believed her 10 be a monOman-
| lac, and her sisters and other relatives coin.
cidcd with him. The accused was now put
! upon the stand, and surrounded by doctors
and experts that out of her mouth might she
be convicted. And this is her story: TWEEN
Ityiour years ago, she, young, innocent,
guilclcSs, coniding school girl, met Major
| Thockmorton at her fathers house. He was
twenty years her senior; was an accomplish.
ed man of the world, and becoming frequent
visitor at her fathers, soon won her friend.
ship and confidence. This feeling gradually
ripencd into an idolairouS love, and he &C.
quired such an irresistible control over her,
that under promise OF marriage, he finally
accomplished her ruin. That after this, lis
visits gradually grew less frequent until they
! finally ceased altogether. and now for the
first time dId she fully comprehend her fall
en- condition; for the first time did she fully
realize that she had been deceived, betrayed
! and iOrsak>n
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After the first wild burs, Of grief had some
what subsidized, she calmly reviewed her stu.
alton, and after long and mature dcllbcratlOn
marked out her course Of procedure.
Her first effort should be one OF concilia-
ton, If this failed, then vengeance should be
hers. So for two long years did she try every
means, every art at her command To win
back the love of her destroyer; but he, veal
thy, accomplished and codrtcd, gave her no
heed whatever. Then it was that she delib.
eratcly resolved Ipon the course which she
has since so inexoraby carried out. She would
follow him, silently but persistcntly unto the
end of his days, and having an abundance OF
means at her disposal she Immediately pu.
her resolve into execution. And thus for
twenty years has she literally been his shn.
dow, and long has she been known as Throck.
morton's ghost. Following him, she noticed
no one else, meeting him, she did not speak,
but swiftly, silently and as ineXorolc as the fiat
Deity did she pursue him. Did he visit Il
restaurant, she awaited him ut the door
Did he call upon his friends, she kept guard
upon the opposite side Of the street. Did he
seek relief in travel, she watched him from a
rear seat in the same car. Did he walk
crowded, busting Broadway, of New York,
if he turned upon his track he was sure to
pass the silent form Of his avenging Mem,
esis Did he flee to the solitude of the coun-
try, she was there, asleep or awake, idle or
busy, she was ever in his mind Under the
gaze of her accusing eyes he has grown gray,
and she, in the unwtaried prosecution of her
life task, has grown salow and emaciatcd.
The jury heard her story and acquitted her.
and she followed her destroyer out of court,
Surely he has the brand of Cain upon him,
and he begins to feel that his punishment is
greater than he can bear.
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RETIRING FROM BUSINESS,
~ BRET IARTE.

VIVA, The colonels business was nobody
Knew nor ana anybody care, particularly. He
purchased Tor cash only AMI he never grum-
u!eu at 'he price OF anything he wanted who
could ask more than that?
curious people occasionally wondered how,
"heh II had been fully two years since the
COlonel with everyone else, abandoned Duck
'Ieeh % The Chinese, he managed to spend
money freely, and to lose considerable at
caruS anu horse races In fact, the keeper OF
mat one OF the t@o Challenge Hill saloons
Which The colonel did not paironizc but very
llt'le, was once heard to absent.mindcdly won
der whether the colonel had not money.
mil somewhere, where he turned ont double
eagles ans "sugs' (thc coast name for fifty
dollar gold pieccs) '''
Nheh so important parsonage As a bar.
keeper INDUCED publicly in an idea thc in.
haDitantS oil Challenge Hill, like good Cali
ioFhlahs everywhere considered themselves
IN uu'y bound to give 1t consideration, 50 for a
few days certain industrious professional ,,cn
temen, who won money of the colonel corr
fully weighed some Of the brightest nice.
and tested them with acids, and tasted then
and sawed them in two, and retired ,hom
and then melted them up and had the umm
assayed
Inc result was a complete yIndiCalon n
the colonel, and the loss of considerable GU,
tom to the indiscrect barkecpcr
The colonel was as good-naturcdia man a
mad ever beer known at Challenge Hill, On
being mortal, the colonel had his occasion,
times oil dependency, and one of them o.
CURED after series of races in which he ha
staked his all on his own bay mare Tipsi
and had lost.
Looking. reproachtully at lis beloved an
NAL he failed TO heed the aching void of Ii
pockets, and drinking deeply, swearing cl
quently, and glarihg dcfantly al all manlin
were equally unproductive Of coin.
The boys at the saloon sympathized mo
feelingly with the colonel; they were uncca
ing in their invitations to drink, and they g
en- exhibited considerable Christian forbes
ance when the colonel sayagely dissen,C
with every one who advanced any proro,
lion, no matter how inconiroyertibic
But unappreciated sympathy gov, vel
iresome TO the givcr, and il vas with fec
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.ABOU BEN hDHEM

Abou Ben Adhen may his tribe increase)
Awoke one night from deep dream OF peace,
And saw within the moonlight in his room,
Making it rich and like lily in bloom,
An angel writing in book of gold.
Exceeding peace had made Ben Adhem bold,
And in the presence of the room he said,
"What writcst thouy' The vision raised its hcat
And, with a look made Of all sweet accord
Answered, THE names Of those who love tn
Lord"
"And is mine one" asked Abou. Say not so,
Replied the angel Abou spoke more low,
But checry still; and said, 81 pray thee, then
Write me as one who love, his fellow men"
The angel wrote and vanished The next nigh
IL came again with great Weakening light,
And showed the names whom love Of God hac
blessed,
And lo Ben Adhems name led all the rest.
--Lei9b Xpn'
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ABoC BEN BUTLER

Abou Ben Butler (oi "back pay Increase
Awoke one night to think whom he might fleece
And saw within his room, where shone the moon
As bright as-hcm,-as any silver spoon,
A demon writing in a book OF gold
Exceeding brass had made Ben Butler bold,
And to the goblin in the room he said,
What writest thou" The spectre cooked its
head,
And with a sQuint cgrcgiously un,lyil,
Answered, The names OF those who serve the
d-ln
And is mine one - said Ben. "'Tis not here,
Replied the demon. Butler scratched his ear,
And looked askcw and said :" Well, GObby, then
Write me as one who always goes for Ben"
The demon wrote and vanished The mcknight
IL came again, in lu!jd, sulphurous light,
And showed the names OF those who served Old
Nick the best
And 10! Ben ButIr,', ua'lc red all the rest
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THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WHY.

You ask why I surrendered
My boon companions-why
| let a band o; women
Throw sawdust ia my eye,
Well, heard that they were coming
And | meant to he prepared
With stole smilc oi welcome,
As il | neither feared nor cared.
had placed my shop In order,
And tidied up myself;
Every bright decanicr
Was shining from lis shrli.
Ny best cigar Was liGitcd;
had we. maturcd my plan
To show these canting women
How mach | was man.
meant 20 treat them Kindly
Yet firmly, all the while,
And answer their uphraidin-,
With predetermined smile.
They came-that band Of womcn--
Calmly, serenely came,
With no deep voice OF anger
No seething words Of blame;
A band of wives and mothers,
With faces worn with care
A faith above all passion,
A hope beyond despair.
There were women from all stations
The high, the low, the poor;
Come to lit tho harden
OF the cross their sisters bore.
T saw one pale-faccd woman,
Who once in mercy came
To soothe my stricken nOthcr
Ere the husband rum had slain.
That woman then was shielded
From every sOrrowing wave
By the arm that low was moulderlnG
Within drunkards grave.
Her only son who should have been
Her comfort, staff and stay,
knew, in wild dclirium
Had left my shop that day.
50, comrades, latent manhood
Was wallencd in my breast,
Till with a smittcn ransrienc.
] was praying with the rest.
But not with chastcnrd sadness,
As those plying women prayed,
That God would spare in mercy
The wrecks that rum had made;
But as prayed in childhood
When In The day, Of Tong ago
/ stood beside my mother
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PROFIT.

Placing the value of this land at eight
dollars per acre, the price at which the Bur
lington and Missouri River r. II. holds its
lands adjoining this farm, IT will be seen that
the profit of this single crop of wheat has
overpaid the cost of the land on which ii
was raised BY three hundred dollars, and falls
short of paving for the whole quarter section,
by less than one hundred dollars.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-09

This question is frequently asked and Mr..
+. w. Grinnell, residing two and a halt miles
from Harvard, Clay County, Nebraska, on
the line of the Burlington and Missouri River
II. r., answers the question with the follow
ing statement OF his success with the crop in
1878. He homestcaded l6O acres OF land, and
cultivated 100 acres with wheat His figures
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Lumber, Lath, Lime, Nails,
Builders Hardware, sc.
COLWELl, CLARK & CO.

Have on hand LUMBER Of all grades
Lath, Line, Hair, Plaster, Cement
and Brick, Sewer Pipe, Drain Tile,
Dimension and Cut Stone, Ottawa
and Joliet Bubble Stone, Builders
Hardware OF all descriptions, and
Nails. Also Glass and Putty, Build,
ing Paper, &c.
The whole of the above materials
having been purchased at the lowest
wholesale figures, we will either sell
or use them at the lowest market
figures. Being extensively engaged
in the
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WITH SUPPLEMENT.

TneCariss reported to have captured the village
OF Bioarun defeating ten Dattsons under Gen. MORT
ones 81 The Empress Augusta has called meeting
OF delegates from all the Women's Associations Of Ger
many.
The New-York Republicans yesterday. at Utica. re-
nominated Gov. John A. Dix. Leut.-Goy. John c. Rob
fnsOn. Canal Commissioner Alexander Barley State
Prison Inspector Thomas kirkpatrick, and Alex. B.
johnson, Judge of the Court Of Appeals. - Com
mittee of Louisiana Conservatives has Issued
an address to the people Of the United States,
explaining the revolutionary movement In that
state and including appeal to the President by the
Committee of Seventy. 60 The Missouri Republicans
held their State Convention yesterday. - The Min
pesota Democratic Liberal Convention yesterday nomi-
mated candidates for State Supreme Court 80
The State Temperance Convention at Utica yesterday
invited the cooperation of the Prohbtonists and the
Good Templars their against the trafhc In In
toxicaeng LIQUORS. 80 The Fall River inquest was
continued yesterday. 60 The PostOhce Department
has awarded the contract for stamped envelopes.
The Grand Jury refused to indict the Commissioners
of Charities aud Correction. The Brooklyn Dudget
was slighty reduced. G=z coffee nrm suspended.
- Gold. IO9i Thermometer. CO., TO, Gl0.
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PERSONAL.

Senator Boutwell, is said to be so i'll at his
home In Groton Mass that he has sent for his Wash
ingtOn physician.
John Mitchell, the Irish revolutionist, who
went pack to Ireland few months ago, will return to
this city in October
The portrait statue of John Stuart Mill, exc
cuted by the late Mr.. Foley is to be placed on the
Thames embankment III London.
While Mr.. John A. Appleton, the publisher.
was out driving with his wife Staten Island Tuesday
afternoon the horses took fright and Mr. and Mrs APP
pletOn were thrown from the carriage BOth were Sc
verey bruised, but their Injuries are not at all Danger
Ex-Gov. John NJ. Palmer, Chairman of the
Con mittee of Arrangements OF the Lincoln Monument
Association, has issued circular announcing that the
railroad companies of the country have reduced their
rates on all their and one-fIh fare for the
round trip for benefit persons wishing to attend
the ceremonies OF the dedication OF the monument at
Springfield ILL.,, on Oct l6
The discovery of the remains Of Leonardo
da vnc, that announced positively in several
of the Paris papers, aud the news OF which was eie-
grapbed TO England turns out TO be discovery
after ALL but only resuscitatlon of old bones found
by NJ Arsene HOussaye in 1868. The Government at
that time erected small monument To the memory OF
the great painter at Ambose; out the dubious bones
Inferred IN it, and appear have remained
unnotced until quite recently, when the Comte de Pans
gave orders that they should De placed In leaden
coffin and buried in the chapel Of st. Hubert. IN the
castle at AmDoise.
The will of Nancy Atkinson, filed in Bos-
ton on Tuesday contains requests follows: To the
Hanoverst. Methodist Episcopal Church. $1,000 to tho
Preachers Aid Society OF the New-England Annual
Conference the Methodist Episcopal Church; to the
Church Extension the Methodist Episcopal
Church Incorporated by the Legislature OF Pennsylya-
MAI Freedmens Aid Society OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. $500 each one-haf OF her estate,
all debts aud specific requests 20 the Missionary
society OF the Methodist Epsc9pa OnuTen In NeT
airy Society OF the Methodist Episcopal Churc1 in ONO