The Ottawa free trader. [volume], April 23, 1887, Image 5

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WILKINS' COLUMN.
BjSainvvll Wilkin.
TANU AN DI.K.
iey all were t'irer an iodic i heme,
id Iroin tDiifHrsnce It would d'oiii
iey lud a clieme they tluutht they'd try,
nd Llipered, a they closed one eye.
'Tauuitnu.le.
ielr thouirhti wero aeU. their ai U ninvi-ss,
heir gain crew more, their fear jrrew Ium.
lien amiled these noble, hooest men,
nd gently whispered, oure au.
"I auliauditi.
nd Fortune nuilled o wondrous fulr,
ike springtime breer.e in summer air;
heir bobtail flush grew blir and ittroiitf
nd swelled the grand, triumphant aong,
"I'lUihttudle."
heir spirits soared most wondrous high,
ill, after months had hurried by,
hey saw a little something drup
nd heard a murmur through the cap,
" Taliban J'.o.
'in urUon wall were cleiiu and w hite,
nil 'mill tin' lriMitle. softened llirht
'hey faintly nlgbud, but allied iu vaiu,
. .tl ....I c..fr..tli
Panhandle."
OTTAWA lUIINITV.
I stepped Into the t'in uit Court
To aeek whate'er I uiight report,
Aud there, withiu the bar, I saw
The great respect that's paid the law ;
The honored Judge, w ith whitened hair,
The ladles, In the circle there,
Aud ivery Juror In his place,
With wrapt attention on hU face,
Aud strictest rule, a should support
The dignity of such a court;
But there, within that court's demean,
The center of that solemn scene,
The lawyers sat, with long let; crossed,
Their chairs all slightly backward tossed,
Aud their feet upon the table.
WIIEKK, Oil, WUERK?
Oh, where are the passes that, sweeter than
roses,
We have been nding with h11 the while?
Dead as bulrushes 'round little Moses
On the old bauks of the Nile.
OBI XL AH Y.
Died, April lihj 1S3T, of spinal menpiyus.
Mr. Editorial l'as., ago unknown. Mr. Pass
was one of the oldest resident of thi coun
try, lie is supposed to have come over in
the ark, and is first mentioned in history
when the Israelites were passed through the
Red Sea. Mr. K. l'ass has lived a long life
of usi fulness-, and dies regretted and mourn
ed by all who ever had the good fortune to
become acquainted with him. The uewspa
per fraternily all mourn his demise. It was
one of those cases of sudden and unexpected
death, which are always so sal. The story
is short, but terrible. Mr. Pass had hereto
fore been peaceable, anJ when he was insult'
ed he always let it pass ; but the 4t!i ot this
month he cot into a disDiite with Interstate
O A
Commerce lill, a well known desperate
character, and Bill killed him. Mr. K. Pass
has long been respected in Ottawa, and his
death is extremely sad to us. He leaves i
but one descendant, Mr. Pioneer Fireproof
Construction Company Mud Line Puss, who
makes his home in Ottawa. This last men.
tioned Pass was lnrn only a short time ago,
and entitles its friends to walk over the
Mud Line until they are tire-1. It allows
the holder to pay his own fare from any out
side point to the beautiful aud enterprising
city of Ottawa, and to walk over all the rail
roads of the Fireproof Company at his leis
ure until he is tired. This is the last, lone
and forlorn descendant of our ouce glorious
Editorial Pass. It is like the '-Last Man" of
Hood I guess it was Hood, or somebody
else, like the last huuinii being that (lie
poet fancies left sn the earth alone. We
look at this lonely, sickly descendant of the
once magnificent race of Editorial Pass, a;d
we see by the couJiiions on the back that
we are "entitled to walk either rail, or dodgp
between the ties." We look at this last,
lonely, sickly, horrible mockery of a l'ass,
and we sigh :
" 'Tis the lust Puss forever,
Left blooming alone;
All his kindly ancestors
Are culled in and gone;
Our Passes have left us
Like leaves in a gale,
Till our last Pass allows us
To tramp o'er the rail."
TAI.MAOE.
Talmage spoke at the Tabernaele last Sun
day, on "Secret Societies," and the import
of his sermon was that "By their fruits ye
shall know them." Now, that relieves me.
That makes it clear. 1 consider Talmage
authority on most things. 1 wanted to know
whether he was in favor of secret societies
or not, and now I know all about it-
I e I
SHKKWOOI).
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I"
Fn. I.
Proposition : Money makes th' Mayor go
Demonstration: We have in the figure the
frame a, b, e, d, and the lines e, . These
lines represent cross sections of the fence
that the Ottawa weeklies straddle! ; i l rep
resents the position taken by the Timet of its
own accord, while b d represents the Journal
and the $-'00 it received for last Sunday's
issue with the cuts. Now, if we Conceive
the Journal (b J to be revolved upon the
fence (e ) until it assumes an upright po9i
tion, (if such a thing can he conceived,) we
shall find that the line ef, being of the same
length as the line a, the point b will, upon
further revolution, fall upon the point a, and
in like manner the point will be found to
coincide with the point e, and the Journal (.'
J) will be found to coincide, for once, wiih
the Time (a e), and we Lave as a r-sult Mr.
Sherwood Iu a mourning frame, and tot
proposition is proved to be false.
.
Corrollary I : Mr. Allen, by way of lin.
provement, will build a heucoop 1218, and
paint it a Koy red.
Corrollary II : There is no Hose without a
thorn, and if the thorn is put on for a nose,
it will Injure the looks of the Hose.
.
IIF.RttliOU DOOM.
Oitiwa Journal, April 20, 1887 :
I H.xmi : I
THK SIICLKK DOOM.
Ottawa Journal, April 20 :
j ituniii: I
KKCnM.MISPS.
We are frejueutly brought to realiie what
a necessary and useful thing a recommenda
tion Is. No business man of any sense wil1
employ any person who does not come well
recommended. A startling illustration of
this fact occurred recently in Ottawa. One
of our leading papers secured the services
of a new reporter. He came with excellent
credentials. He had three letters from well
known clergymen, five puffs from eminent
uewspaper men, two personal certificates of
character, and a Sunday school tract- He
went to work Saturday afternoon, Sunday
he got drunk, Monday he stole his employ,
er's pipe, Tuesday he was bit by a tore-eyed
dog, Wednesday he was sent to report a po
litical meeting in Iowa, and went off on a
big drunk, and never came back or sent any
word. He has never been heard from since.
I don't see how people dare to engage help
who come without proper credentials.
iir.nn most.
Poor, abused, betrampled Herr Most !
How hard he has worked for the welfare of
his race and the liberation of the slaves
from the uujust rule of tyrannical capital
ists! How he has bceu crushed beneath the
iron heel of American despotism, and de
nied tlio liberty the Hod given liberty of
free speech ! How, when he has lifted up
his voice for the annihilation of the Chicago
blue-coated despots, he has been black
guarded by the black hearted newspapers
and cast intoptison by tue despotic oilicers
of the law ! Let us all have the greatest
sympatuy for Herr Most in his cuflerings.
Let us clothe him with the sanctity and the
halo and the dignity of a great martyr ; but
if, in our search for the aforesaid garment
wherewith to clothe him, we should, after
collecting all his available material of that
sort, find hitn far toa scantily clothed, let us
fill up the lack with a little practical tar and
feathers. Let us look upon Jerr Most as
the greatest of American martyrs. Let ns
relieve his sufferings as far as lieth iu our
power. Let us soothe his wounded sensibili
ties and feed hiiu upon the milk and honey
of the land ; but if, in our search for the
milk ami the honey, we should get hold of a
dish of llouj.li on Hats instead, perhaps it
would soothe his wounded sensibilities in
fully as satisfactory a manner.
The Hock Island and liurlington roads
have reduced freights between Ottawa and
ChicRgo. The new rates 3oc per 100 lbs.
for 1st class, 2"jc for 2d, 20c. for 3d, 15c.
for 4th, and 10c. for 5th.
Wliut is It '.' And Wlui t is it ?
I'ipillon (Clark's extract of Max) Skin Cure,
like m:iny other inestimable benefits to man
kind, was discovered by accident, lue pro
prietor, engaged in the preparation of cer
tain plant, from time to time, noticed the
effect of working in the pulp vats on the
skin. If there was present any cutaneous
eruptions, warts, blemishes or scrofulous
syniptotis, all disappeared as if by magic.
After experimenting ten years, It has become
scientific fact and a priceless boon to the
hum 'Ui race. From their giving away a few
bottles the demand has increased until the
sale for the past two yoars amounts to 1 032,.
U0 hotiles. Large buttles only $1.00, for
sale by City Drug Store.
Slurried.
On th.- Mill ! nit.. !) Arthur I.iekw t. Ksil.. !'
rri'Uu'e,f Miotm K.-im. h.. Mr. Al.HhIM' HAL I K
to Mil LoL lSt liKlK. Until uf the oily of Ottawa
A D VERTISED LETTERS.
1KTI KKS KKMAIMSti I'SCt.AIMKf) In the font
j oillce m oiiuw. sun- of IlllimiK, mi Thursdiiy,
a t'm
Awry I'uki
ltr,in d fn. (; F.
Unlli y Mr Juliu
Hriiily .latin'
Itml'H'k Minii'.
K.iwi n Mr It W
I rlili-r Mrs Kn.nm V.
I'urili'ii Mrs Mur)
HimHI Cum
Kn-ili Tiiii'itlijf
K-.wT''r Amu'
K'Mi (inttlli l)
I.umH I'
liiuil Kilwird
(iitli'ns.'r Mr
kii.g Mm i M
1HKT.
MiM'ki'V f'lmrli's
Miller K I'
Mtihniiy Torese
Miire Wuyne
N iiimlH Mr UiuIka
lMi rre Mil M
J'urkH II :
hiK'klmiil K
Knicer .Ixinen II
Ili'irwn Waller
Si liernierhnrii Mm KJ
Mlillli Mri HmUe
Hiilltli Mn
Wui.li A S
Willi ke llerinitu
ZuIh r MiidilMit
Tlllill) ( LASS.
RIclul II Hunter
Tooiitmu theni" letters. Hie niiplli'iint mutt cull fur
"Ailvenweil I.eltem." unit K'' the ilme uf the lint: utiil
if nut citllii fur within one month, they Hill be neut tu
the Ieil Letter (lltlce, tu Wwliliigtiin.
WILUAM KSMAS. P. M.
I N A I , SK'ITLKMKN'I'.-TjTI or
Hiveii to il tiiix iiiteri'He.l In unlil ruinle. thitt the
unijernjxnel. AdinitiNTrutor uf the etuteof shmI 8'iitlun
finch. ileeeiiMil, will Hppenr hefure Hie I'robiite
l ourt of thecuutitv of Ij Snile mid Mute of Illinois, at
the County Court lluiix-. In Ottawa, In salil county, on
Momlii", the JiTh ilny of June, a. n. 1H8". for the
purpose of reuilcrliiK hii neeount of her pnji'eeillniCH
in the ail!iiliiL-itr:tliou of mud entitle for the flhul sctlle
ir.enf. I late J At iJttwa, thin Hth dT of Anrll. 1-T.
W. MNIAN VII.I.K.
Attist: riisRT Hki Mm. Aiimlalstrstur.
t'lt rk ProhBte Court. U Salle Co.. Hi. apr il-Sw
4 DMIMSTIiATOIfS 8AI.K or KKAL, KSTATK.
V By virtue of an order and decree of the I'robate
Court of l.a .sallecuunrv. Illinois, ma le on the petition
of 'he iin.lemirfced. Thiiiuas Slu ltuti, Adiiilnliilrator It
tu'iK non of the Estate of WIKIhui K. Wiiltnan, tit
reiwed, for lre to sell the real estate of said de
reasl, at the April term. . i. l-T. of said Court,
to wn, on the ISUi day of April. lixT. I .hall, on the
)th day of Mny ul between the hours of ten
oVKH'k In the foren'sin and tuur oVIurk in the after
noon, to wit, at two oMock I' H ut a,d day, m-U at
puiilir .ah-, at the south ttH.r of the County i ourt
llo'it. in Ottawa, In stud bounty, the real i-stHteile-wrttHHl
f l ows, to wit : Ijtf one and t 1 and 5 1 In
tiiiH'k fot-Tv two i, in the city of U iil!. In l.a Salle
county, ri.iioi; i. ii th" fullowin tero-s, towit: t'a-li.
liale I ihis lit!: tiny of April, t i lis;.
T.M'JMAS MIKI TdV.
AJiii'M'stritt.r Of it i ,n of the K.-tate
pr.:;-lw uf William K. Wiliuiau, di'i'ss',.
IEC3-C3-
WV !N'IniTf: K-;t,
S I . "i 't r ille.1 lor.
t CJ.. "faw. 1!'.
s. si '-J per arttllis f
Can b or addre K.
AI,S'
: lmu
(FOR)
Oauton Tricycle Plow,
Canton Sulky Plow,
Farmer's Friend Planter,
Great Western Seeders,
Balance Frame Cultivator,
Rose Disk Harrow,
And an endless assortment of Walking Plows, Spring Cultivators,
Harrows, Drills, Check Howers, c,
GO TO REED & CO8.
Every .A.rtiolo Warranted.
AGENTS FOR
J. I. CASE F. M. CO.'S Engines, Vibrators, Horse Powers and
Saw Mills.
1). M. OS BO UN E & CO.'S Steel
Mowers ana nay uanes.
The Light Running White Sewing Machine.
Will pay the highest price for Timothy and Clover Seed.
IRIEEX) 6c CO.
DAYTON
Custom Roller Mill.
LOOK HERE. FARMERS!
Bo you want to have your wheat ground Into Fine White Flour,
as good as any Flour you can buy f
Do you want to get a good yield
your Bran and Shorts
If so, so to the above Mill, which
improved Boiler Machinery, and
expense in putting the Mill into shape for doing
FIRST CLASS WORK.
Bring along your Wheat, and
straight grade of Pure Boiler Flour.
Yours respectfully,
GREEN BROS.
Dayton, 111.. April 20tb, 1887.
WE ARE DETERMINED
To place THK FREE TRADER
county soon, if liberality on our
to accomplish the object we nave
we can almost
GIVE A"W.Y
A COPY OF
U FAIL
To every new or prepaid subscriber to
THE FREE TRADER
At the low cost of only S2 for both.
A $3 Book and a $1.50 Paper for Only $2!
(When the Book is to I)-' aunt by .ill :.') cent mint be sent for jio.-tHo.)
, ....a,, thin offer for tlie sole urpone of otitaiti'm n still ltirirT ciirulutioii, fcclini: con
fident ttist we run Klve you u paper whidi y.u will not do without uflcr you In'tomo ue-
''T'cuU-uiiSil Inevi;ry town In U Salle county. iiw.l money can be ina.l.' by wide
iiwahe men, women, and suiiii'timen t hildren.
"Our Family
Give the Allopathic, Homeopathic and Ke.
ieetie treatments nil three for each and ev
ery disease ami ailment.
ft ut: a i7ii...u7i'i "Ttihh of Siniiittwi,'' ''
whifh nut m'tlitiiiri intrlttffrnt .'.ioi t-nit il'lrv
miw i-i iv an a iseiii what tnnisi- a ih'nt
in mill'rrin'1 mm r tlimtt'tuil inlfi.
i his is feature of the book worthy of ope
cial attention a feature peculiar to this book.
Any ijiiod medical work will tell you what to
do, if you know what the disease is, but the
dillleulty is, you can not tell from the book
what it b. To find out you are obliged to
send for a physician! The book is written
with this view; written ireiierallv in the inter
est of the profession ! With "Uf K KA M I I.V
PHYSICIAN" you can tell, yourself, what the
matter is just as unerringly as a doetor could.
In this respect the book differs from all oth
ers; and even if you huve others, you need
thi book also.
AGENTS WANTED" IN EACH SCHOOL DISTRICT,
To whom Liberal Commissions will be paid.
See our i&t of Premiums to Patrons sending us New Subicribers
O. W. W. BLAKE.
Annrnt'i til l.o-r.
N'OTIOK. Ksttf or Wm. H. Kuwi KR. n
Notice Is hert-tiy (flveu that The iilnler-ineil. Ad
nilni-tra'rn of the fvtiile uf Win. II l-uwii r.
ul thecuiintv uf ljt slid tilte of I'llnui-. ilci t isil,
will appear liefure the I'robate I uurt of mi.I rumii "ii
the third Muli'hn il.'-;iirf the Juth dayi uf Julie. l-,
at the I'rulmte t uurt lie .in. in ittawa. In s nd i ountj .
w hen mid w here all .tsiii. having cianiis ur dem o,e
auainst nd i--:itc nre not tiled lonttclid and fnsl.l
the Mtllie III rlttllii fur adjll-llllellt.
Kuled llii 1Mb day uf April. 1. 1-c-T.
MAIiV J KmW I VI'..
aiirie -1w Adli.iiiwir.ini
WANTED'.
ttiuill rtittifji!. t !i iiidf
Mil ;irtlcl" U (.1cm m . - t'
-1 iv 1 nr iKrt' ii ar AiMr TKl'KHKA J -.
Mti. i'O., lVorift, 111. ;:-
Frame Harvesters and Binders,
of WHITE Flour and ALL of
is now fitted up with the latest
the proprietors have spared no
we will make you a llrst class,
in every household in La Salle
part will do the work. In order
inaue arraugciut'ius uj mum
Physician."
It Is a book that, after iimh"; -x months, ni
! parent would part vulh it for t.
j It will save from J.", to $V) every year In
: any family.
' W" have hud u special edition of this stan.
! dunl and well known work, contaiuilii; 5-1 1
i p:i"es - the same style in w hich in book stores
! . P... ..!.. ... -..t.l f... i. riiili.il fur use liv
II I1IIS 1I1W11, WIMI I. I V" I , '
this p 'per as u premium, liurinir the coming
few months we shall otTer this valuable book,
together witli a year's subscription to Tmk
Kkkk Tit.tHKit. for i'i!
In other words, we will sell you the book
for two thirds its regular established price
and irive you a year's subscriptiou to 'IliK
KltKK TltAUKU KOK NOTIIIMi'
We do this of course to build up tLe clrcu
lation of our paper.
If you wunt tlie best medical work there Is
r..r home nse and the lu st weekly paper In
the district, now is jour opportunity. You
can K-'t both for iV.
MIW. I.OTTIK CLAHK OS.MAN
TKACIIKK UK
DRAMATIC ART.
Address tt.rou-h P. . or call
at resMcnce, West Side, Ottawa, 111.
At home from to i5 Friday
PAPERS
unfit, In I'liiladrlnh
ll the NeHj.-r t-
r..o..r 1 .. n -fc ,.f M.-wl-
N. W. A i ER SQH, J wu.-iia. J kiu'
Y PHYSICIAN
May lloroiiig, at 10 o'clock
l ( Men's Unlaundried
V V White Shirts
AT 19 CEEreg.
These are, perhaps, the poorest Shirts made. However, come
and see them, and, if they are not worth the money, don't bnj.
(You may be disappointed by finding them better than yow
expect.)
Aiioiner, anu a very goou one, is uueiru ai
33 Cts.
These you will not hesitate to buy. And for
49 Cts.
We offer a Shirt that is equal in quality to any ordinary Dollar
Shirt iu the market. This is recommended as the best bargain
of them all. The McCabe Stores sell over 500 dozen of this
grade each year.
Linen l oiiars anu i;uns we can
nrices, as we are satisfied with as
1- I I .. !l
(linarilV miuit' uii n Miiir utinir
NINE CENT STORE'S COLLARS
I SE NO OTHER.
In Ladies', Children's and Men's (Jauze, Mcrhiii and Ralhriggau
Underwear the assortment is now complete. In this line our
nurrhases have been very heavy, owinc to inducements offered
earlv to case lot buyers. We have a full assortment of all size-i
. . m . . .. A I. . I f . I .
in all grades or ions sieeves, suori sieevc, uouies anu jersey
styles.
YOU CAN ALWAYS FIND WHAT YOF WANT IN THE UN
DERWEAR LINE AT THE NINE CENT STORE.
DON'T FORGET THE HOI R FOR THE UNLAI'NI)RIE1
SHIRT SALE MONDAY MORNING, AT 10 O'CLOCK.
L. S. McCABE & CO., Ottawa, Ills.
801. 803 and 805 La Salle Street, opposite the Post Office.
The Deere and Buford
The Deere and Buford
The Deere Lever Harrow
The Union and Keystone Planters
AND CltKCK
Are the KINO and Of KEN. SOLID MEKIT d'rt it. We ( HMJ.ENUE COMrAlU
SDN. i'OlTl.AUlTY ESTABLISHED. 1'EKEEUTlON W A KUAN TED.
We want Farmers in every Township to have them.
The Bonanza Force
The WONDEU of tho
We Have the Best Low Priced Seeder
The Acme and Keystone Pulverizing Harrows
oTt vtt iiinik itv at i ivr 1 1 1 u i
ALL GOODS GUARANTEED,
AND WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD BY ANY ONE.
WILLIAMS & TUCKER,
rostofllce Itloek, OTTAWA, ILL.
(FOR)"
Carriages, Buggies, Road Carts,
GO TO
All Vehicles Guaranteed as Represented
An d rices as Low as First-Class
Work can be sold for.
You Have Heard of the "Garland"
"Climax" "Fast Mail" Ccoks;
WE HAVE THEM, WITH MANY OTHERS.
Bur
ITU
l'reecnts many items of interest:
"Little Yankee' VOth
er Sulky Plows,
"Leader" and Other
Planters,
The "North-Western"
Seeders,
"King & Hamilton"
Gophers,
"King & Hamilton"
Wagons,
Budlong Pulverisers.
Cliec-k llowiT", lInrro. r , in the
mm Wei; nil lit I.O'tV I'Kll.'llS.
HEKTf AN.
Q1SEEDS
Bill
r . .
' jg.-'fejyrJSlttW. AT LEE
Best Assortment of Flairs
sen ai anoui nan me regular
much profit per dozen as is or-
I .1. niV
u.i iii u ui-iiiri. ini iiirj
AMI CI r KS, AMI VOL' N ILL
Plows
Are the STANDARD of KXCE1.EI.NCE and have NO EQUAIr
Cu'tivators
SATISFY THK MO'T CRIT1CA
IS THE BV!sT OS EA'.Ufl.
KOWKIIH
Drop Planter,
AGE! No iii.mc CKOOKED COI1N TO PLO'Y
OS THE MAU MARKET
STAND AHEAD OF ALL OT1IEKS.
'LITKS TAKKfi" IBSB.
WANUFACTunto ev The
GRAND DETOUR PLOW CO.
DIXON, ILLINOIS.
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FARM ANNUAL for 1807
Will IwM-ot I- It t : TO Al.l. bo writo.T Ii w
MitnilsiMiif Hook of tS Fasns witb huo.lnt.ta ai
Ulustmnmii, thnw t 'olorrj I'lntra, nd ttU il bpm
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