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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-08-16

Democratic State Ticket.
PoR GOVERNOR.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS.
Of Marion.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
JOHN r. CRAvENS
OF Jefferson.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
OWEN NJ. EDDY.
OF st. Joseph.
FOR AUDITOR.
HON. JOHN h. STOLL.
OF Noble.
FOR TREASURER.
HON. JAMES b. RYAN.
Of Marion,
IrEH'NTENDENT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
MILTON II. HOPKINS,
Of Montgomery.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
BAYLESS W. HANNA.
OF Vigo.
CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT,
ED. PRICE,
Of Sullivan.
REPORTER OF THE SUPREME COURT.
JOHN c. ROBINSON,
OF Owen.
FOR CoSGREssMEN AT LARGE.
HoN. NJ. c. KERR.
Col. j. S. WILLIAMS.
For Congressman. 2d District
SIMEON X. WOLFE.
Prosecuting Attor'y Sd Judicial Circuit
5. II. TAYLOR, of Daviess.
Tor common Pleas Judge. Sd District.
MILTON S. MAvITY.
For Common Pleas Prosecutor,
JOHN C. SCHAFER.
OF representative in the Legislature.
HENRY A. PEED, of Martin Comfy
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-08-16

10 The Connecticut Legislature. which
adjourned on Saturday. has rejected the
state police bill. Introduced compulsory
cdncation. taxed the premium note. al
mutual life insurance companies. and
passed Il severe liuuor law.
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NOTICE 10 HEIRS on PETITION
TO SELL REAL ESTATE

S'afc Of indiana. Dubois County. Isl:
y W + is hereby given that John n.
Anderson. Administrator OF Tie
".'atc OF Isaac ANDERSON. deceased. La>
hled ms petition 10 .ril The rcal r,,.,;r
81 me dcrrarE'. his personal bcilp IN.
sufficient to my li> debts :anl thai >aid
PETITION will b. heard 1t the ncx, ,,.ui
~ he Court Of Common Plea, Of sajd
Lountv.
j. Z. EpMONsTON. CLrrs.
{. DoANr ATTY.
August 9th. ls7a.-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-08-16

Alexander Mccoy, Of Stampcrs-
creek township, raised twenty acres of
wheat this season, which averaged 21I
bushels to the acre.
George b. Mccoy. Of Stamperscrcck
township. raised 81 acres of Wheat
which averaged 274 bushels to the acre.
VINO can beat it?-Paoli News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-08-16

" The wheat crop Of Poscy county
this season will reach one million bnsh.
els ana Is of very superior quality.
commanding the highest price in the ST.
Louis market. The oats and hav cron
are the largest ever gathered. and The
corn crop will reach a million and n half
bushels.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-08-16

A remarkable discovery was made by
some parties engaged in digging a well
upon the fair grounds near this place
last week. About thirty feet under
ground was found a completedrift which
continued for six or eight feet, when
they came to beautiful sand-bed.
Martin County Herald.
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ADMINISTRATORS SAFE

Ami y i>ii.ATOR'S SALE
oii.E i hereby given. that tie MA
dcr>l@nod administrator Of tl.np.,nte
ni '"lin Schnarr. Jr. deceased. Viii o,,eY
ior sale at public aucion. al Mo MD
residence OF the icccdcnt. in Duboi.
county. Ind. on
SATURDAY. August sl.a 1872.
The persona frurcfr of snid c.,,.o
moi thkau h5 ''e Mitiu~1 consisting OF
! horses. ca;li. is -i,ccp. corn. oar
wheat, hay. l wagon. farming inplc-
hhnml.. harness. household furniture. sc.
ihhh N.--Sums OF ivc dollars and
litter cash az sums over five dollars
= 'redIt OF twelve months will be given.
purchasers giving notes nj interest waiv.
in2 benefit of valuation. with rood So
curly.
PHILLIP VOELKEI.. Admir-.
Aug. 9th. 1S72-3ws.*
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1t is proposed to ill up that .chasm'
which Secretary Boutwell, objects 10
clasping hands ACROSS, by dumping H..
to it the present administration. The
peple have taken the contract, and II
will be performed i'm November.
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The wheat crop of Mr. b. Caldwell
OF rayctte county, yielded an average
Oh tmrty-two bushels per acrc--thc best
ever reported in the county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-08-16

Call at this Office and get copy Of
senator SEIZURES great speech at ST.
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a'e OF Indiana, Dubois County, So,
In the Common Pleas Court OF Duh
county, in the State ofIndiaua oc,o,.
Term, \. ID. lo72.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-08-16

The coc6i; on o. IKE norh on the
big rnnri ofii'e Al Inc Railway. near
New Alaau5. Du Al Sth. was ~ follows :
Distance eAcavsod from east porta! TO
west heading OF second shaft, 1855 feet :
distance cNrava.ed from west portal east
10 heading. 200; total work done. 4256
ieet, leaving only - feet 10 be- excavatcd.
The entire work viii be completed by
the middle Of Scptn. nbcr.
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Public Speaking !!

HON. BAYLESS w. HANNA
viii address his fcllow-citizens at the
following times and places:
Hartford, Crawford county SATURDAY..
August 24lP NJ.
Jasper, Dubois, county. Monday
August &c p. NJ.
Winslow. Pike county. Tucsdor
August q, Up. NJ.
Petersburg. Pike county. Wedncsda,.
August 90, Jpn.
Let everybody turn ont aud hear this
eloquent champion of Reform. Come
one, come all, and bring your families
with you, so you will not he in a hurry
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Partition.
DEIT KNOWN. Tbot on M. %,

RE III KNOWN. That on This ,9,..
= DAY OF March, in the year 1872 tLo
above named plaintiff, by her Attorna~ '
nied IN the Office Of the Clerk of mo
Common Pleas Cour,, comnlo;n,
against said defendants, in the above in.
titied cause. together with aflidayits If
competant person, Tat the residence.
or the children and heirs az Pow.
Recder. whose names are unknovrn ~
me plaintiff. and Margaret Elliott. Elm
Elliott Kebccca 4. Elliott. Mariah j
Elliott. Mary Head, James Owens. arc
unknown, and il also appears by aili.
davit that diIigent inquiry has beer,
made I" ascertain their residences: th,r
Nhiry woodward. Elizabeth Drain
" iiiiam Drain. John EreniS. William
brenls. Ellie a. BrcntS. Samuel Brcnt.
Laura \. l'rent- and Mary +. Brent,
mr.. not residents Of the STATE Of indiana.
! hai acai.se OF action exists against them
~ said court. and for the partition of
real estate, and that they are necessary
parties thereto.
Siih defendants ar, there fore. bcrchy
noiiiicd of the filing and pendcncv 81
sad complaint against them. and ,ba
- "i!"''i hitu Nus Wrf on Uetnur
hcfcfo, ~ The calihg OF said cause an
ne Seconi day OF the next Term of said
curt TO he begun aud held nj The Conf
! rouse ~ jasper. on the Ii Monday in
october ncN'. said complnimt. and the
u i'''r> andt'iiug> lhrrcinroni,incJa and
I'lNgrd. viii hc heard and determined
u their absence.
E.tIl!. u. EDMONSTON, Cierk
81 NE dubois Common Pleas Court.
>. {. SrHArEr. Au'y. ~
Mug. 9lh. lS1a-3ws. sl7 "A
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; Meetings have been held in poscy
township, Mount Carmel and Laurel,
Franklin county, at al OF which resolu-
tons were passed ,lenouncing the clec.
ton by which Franklin county was
pledged 10 aid the Evansville aud Lake
Erie Railroad rs fraud, and plcdging
united action - defeat the collection of
the tax through the courts. At the Mt.
Carmel meeting the citi2cas o. White
water. Bath ana Springfield townships
were represented.
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| Evansville Courier,

-The baltimore American has n lopo
article Oh the pro ,ress of the Northern
! faciilc road, froLi which we gather ne
following:
Regular freight and passenger trains
have been rum my for six months. ON
schedule time over the main line IRAN,
Duluth to The Eastern border OF ia
kota, two hundred and fiitv-two miles !.
and at the pre-, ent time The track i. i,ia
ana consiruci III trains are running y
considerable distance westward ,rrn.~
FAX Ifree-fourths oil the Two hun-
u'eu ihiic> ing between Red River and
IN" cr"ssin. OF the Missouri i. GRADED
ii.d track .yin.. !, gn.ag on al the rae
OF zen M s per day. Ey ihe middle
OF Ocfol"'t the rack is 10 bc completed
ana ~ o. Grafton westward 10 The Mis- I
sour EVER 700 miles IVES. oil the wc,-
tern boundary OF Minnesota. and 459
mics west OF Lax" superior. Mean
'iihe section OF - miles ha, been com
rie'ed IN Washington Territory. from,
me colst eastward, antl has been in op- !
eration Tor some months. An additional \
scclion OF 40 miles is approaching COM
pie'lon. The section ROW in oprr:,tiop
arross Minnesota enjoys fair degree 81
trade. exclusive OF the completed Dor
non of the road. 1886 miles Cincluiinr
The 2.b miles extending along the val
ieys OF Heart River and Glcndivc'si
Sreck. from the crossing of the Mis-
souri, in Central Dakota 10 The eros .inr
OF the Yellowstone in Eastern Montana. a
and the section between the mouth OF.
snake River and Lake Pend d'Orcillc. Z.
west of the Rocky Muuuiains) are now II
being finally located. and prepared for
contract. The portion of the road now
completion will, when fin
shed, entitlc the company under the n
aw OF Congress, toelevcn warrants for
lO-OOOOOO OF acres, of excellent average i
inality, lying adjacent to the road north {
md south. in Central Minnesota. Eas-
ern Dakota and Western Washington.
LAST Thursday, as locomotive and
ender, on which, beside the engineer
nd fireman, were pcrchcd four or five 4
lands and several boys, was coming
own the grade OH the Lexington and
Railroad, near Frankfort. and
ust as 1t was crossing the Versailles
ike, four miles from town, the cylin-
er heads were blown out. Having no
ontrol Of the engine. all were obliged
await the result and take their chan
es. The locomotive Numbered down
ne grade at steadily accelerated speed.
nd rushed through town at the rate Of
fly miles an hour; but on striking the
p grade the speed began to diminish.
nd at the bridge across the run il came
a full stop. One little fellow who
,de on the pilot says il went down the
rade at three miles minute.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-08-16

democratic candidate for Congress-
man, will address his fellow-citizens in
Dubois county, at the following times
and places:
Haysville, Wednesday Sept 4th, p. NJ.
Ireland, Thursday. 5,b INV
Jasper, XII - M
Ferdinand, Friday, 9Th / p NJ.
Hantingburg, g" 6tb. : p NJ.
Schnellvi!le, Saturday, 9TH Up. NJ
kellersville, m - y
everybody is invited to be present.
anc hear what has been done, what is
proposed to be done. in public business
by your servants. the public officers.
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Isabel smothers :.
W..
Nancy Woodward,
Mary Head,
Elizabeth Drain,
William Drain.
Rcbccca Summer,
Phillip 4. Sumner,
William Owens,
James Owens.
John Il. Owens.
Rcbccca Owens,
Margaret Elliott,
Eliza j. Elliott,
Mariah j. Elliott,
Rcbccca L. Elliott, Partition
John Brcnts,
William Brents,
Ellie A. Brents,
Samuel Brcnts,
Laura a. Brents,
Mary +. Brcnts, and the
children and heirs of
Roman, now deceased. 1
who wash her lifc-timc
to married one James
Feeder, whose names
are unknown.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-08-16

me people % This country have in vain soush, find
thoroughly cradcaie from the system
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-08

<0WVVSSI 0Uo 9E OloIIt>
@pur 8efunben.-gcr 3metgt>>
,aten tpxree 6errn @imbil& bi.(atf
Elm 9ferb 9efoblen unp aue!ei6 px>
i&wane aus BEN 5aule einpferceaeldirr
6errn Mar(daQ SHERMAN 9eb5ria unb
cine 9oloene llbr. Das @slairr pxrte
nun unldnet in Sauf Centre 9efunpex>
uno bamtt bic Spur entbedt
pel&e, sur& pfffeus::Yatterfon eiuee-
i&laeen, m6Blt@erweile CUR Gntpedu1a
o's pfereee> Der ubr unp pes1iebes fdtz
rem ptro.-
Die Graoe Der confituttousQen 3uz
ldi0ateit Rdotti&er 9i3en3 fir ousudrttee
@elddftsretlenoe miro beund@f pcr ben
Obereeri&t oe6 @taates In einem n>n
6erru Darling, &stiet>en fdr cine sfltde
Yeitl&en' 6irma, an8ebra@tenY roseB aum
Spru@ tommeu. 40 = j
- 3nr Senator. Sol. Yflnter
3dblte leete Bo@e pie ~6dupter iefner
(tletnen) 2tcben", uue fsbe es parex.
elfe, b. ;. etnsmebr als BET bem.
leeten MpprQ,l sure enough, IS sbe
per tletne &rttQsrif.
@e0ela4trtr. - Sn Gar>x
County, I'm bes @alpes tieftsn @rdn<
pen", bort no BarBener .rf@laeen murbe,
if wteoer &aubse1npel uuneeeanaeu. 81.
per Na&t pom leBten Greitas, 70 er&btt
per @basfa 9sralo, purbe elm Ginmobn9
pom 6aneod Conn betu1 6etmsona auf
Der 2anefro6e BON 3pei llnbetanutea a,a<
9ebalten. Die Monbidein,itter rurd>
lu&ten tbren Mann 8enau, uno poren
SndotS 9enu9, ibn, ba lie ntdts fanpen,
ietnes @eses steben ~ la6tn.
- Gam &baie unb Ri@are Gacten.
Die Gneros>D tsbe pom @etreipe unp an.
bern Naturalten, fne pom Mc 2eop g.,
Dem 5@auplaB ibrer @irfiamfeit IL
@bastu eineelisftrt. unb, ia (e DE. vesz
lanste 8drei&aft pom $500 niat Neaex
~fonnteu, etneelpsrrt poroen.
- Sn BET Office bes &esiRers e
Deeos, 5errn s. Matn3er, lieet 8e>
aen,pdrtie ote urfunbe, eur@ w,lde BE
st. paul u. @btca8e Babn thrs 6abe eer
Wtlwaufee u. ct. paul 1bsrantmortet.
De. tbertraaene @ertb 1T $4,000,O0e
unb 1T Die urtunpe NIT 5tempeln TIT
@ertb BON $4,000 perleben. Heavy!
ain it ?
49, Dem @taatsi&otmeiier, 6errn
@m. See9er, freunolt&fsn Daut fit
ea'tee 3ulsnoun9 bee S&asamtsbe,
ri9ts.
49, Das @teueraus9leid Goueaium
bat bic Steueru auf ben BON M}its!ieperx
Der 8aupereine 8e9ebenen 0~ppotbefea
e%rlaf1en.
ueberfabrtn.-Di e ;5rau bes
Gradtaaenten Der Stpur G,!s Babu,
6ertn Ma9ee, wurce 9efteru an Der
Siebenteu Sttabe BON einem 1ubrmert
lberfabren unp beipe &innbafenfnodeu
murpen per unalddliden set,rden. -
Be3ablen far oieien S9aben aud Die
v2iffer> Dtebler"?
- 3wet @olpaten p%ertauih.n: cas
Quartier In Sort Rice nit sinenn TT
@ttQwater, wobin Ger Cine mfeen 6dI<
f6un9 auf oret Sabre, Der Anrere peeen
Dtebtabls auf jwet panpert.
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Braueret In Wilwaufee e.trannt; bic
S&retuer> uno B6t&erwertfau. ionic
Elm @tau 9inseu F6ten, bio: mebre.e
a%nardn3.aee 8%rettebduier. S@apen
$4,000.
Cine Der pattenttuen >psttt reu>
nd&fise 8%efreiun8 pom ibrem Ausenabd
bird 81. 6&par3baa'S 6anp erupar.
ten Il bic S&ptesermatter ron Sastr
ntteer Gal. ultne.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-08

Dt9feIfxIf&er Tn 8aiffs
n ore-SSn Baltimere II etn Erifoliam
pom Gdli&ern perbaftet, wel@e Dede
I'll. auf ntesrtee Summen lauttnb, Il
b6ber lautenbe u%u,dnberten. Die 6erre1
.fno6enrp 6. @onep. 2sbensptridtrunsS>
agent, d.. g. Qeroy @mar1lapt unb
Sac. y. 2upwts, 3abnar3t. Gin auf
ga so lautenbtr @e@{el rpurce in etneu
,auf $2.400, elmer son 1868 in So, 6oo
uerdnpert,, IT, Die 2eute i9einen Gin 9u>
ties 9ef&dft 9ema&t 3u baben.
- Alberu,as Bufle in Gbieaas #
tpeaea annabu,e BON 8efe&uns ausse,
foeeu ,uorben. I'LL H. !
- Sm Eerrttortum Datota v;el 8er>
LUTTE an Menl&enleben burh S1itieren.
BON Stour @itY miro bas Grf',srsu Don
Yatrid u. Mt@ael Serbian, @ater unb'
5obn, s:u,elpet. Dtt9eute rpars1 Rs'en
@etlen mad elmer 2aoune 6cis ,,fabren>
uno >purpen pom etneu, Gttueefurm
lberrai&t.
vNcctpent." - Sn tfr Nir pon
&odfort In p%.nn1yloanta fir;'' EN- tr<
pre63us Der 2ebisb>8 aQeYz PAIN bon
ben. etDa 80 Gub bobeu patopet berus>
ter. @ieoer BE altt @efdibte: DE
Neutrality-suspicious. @a9tn 9ertetbea
pura Die Gefen In 8ranb. @ier YaFa>
atere wuroen auf. beu Sled 8et5pet oter
farben balo na&ber an ibren @unseu,
uno Is 8ermunpete ltbe,, nod.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-08

aeult@, in Der Qity-pau.
CAB Is betnab' Merbstra ran
3wtl@en felleua Abmirat
uut bem Bulls un- General.
Dieitr tsb ben Gsleberrufab.
Ater Sener CAB ni&t al.
uub wie bic 3wst 2jw.x Gar
1atten i'd bic 8eie' firpabr
eiderlt& IN srebeu1 3eru
8lat~Sritis nod aufeesr'u,
Bie auf tbrer &Sde @dse.
patteu ui&t nit 3r6fteu sree
Dram eebdnst F@ CUTE GbriRen
uxb bic bfiben TusiliRen
Ausetnans' nit GROCER Ratt>
uat 3ulett 3wr Stub eebrad,t
2aubteer xub bic Glstte.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-08

- 8on unierm 8ert&terRatter, 1esra
"Retm Did ODER i'd FRET DID,. erbielten
mir Gol8enres
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-08

81 ~" w $sS"4s usellkt Vtolutllt
man bic 9ausbiQ far u%nterfabuno Der
Geuerzs' unD 6a9elbeladotsten @ren3er.
Dtele Btq loQ an ptelen unpoufommeu
bettea leipen. uno trift auf febr ftars
fen @ioerlpru@ nau,entli@ BET perm
8ueu.
SIN 6au1e brpbt 6err Slice NIT BET
6etmiu&un8 bur& etne Blu far Grid
tun8 zines E%ilsunesfono flr Die IS
MtItonen Bencs."
Demeules erlanet cine 3urad.
t1abme oes 8otuu1s, bur@ tpel@es BE
Blu pel@e BEN Stdptletn -2,tttle
Sails &utorttdt ertbetlt, @runpfdde far
Elm Giienbatn ; Depot ei~n3utaufen> niez
ptr9ettmut murbe ; aQein Die 8tQ tpirp
pann ne&mals perworfen. IT,.
Smptb brtnet feline BiQ fir &eau>
nrun8 Der @sbalts Der 8eau,ten por,
2amlep County etn. Dteitlbe 9elau9t
auf eas &eetfer fit Die Ste 2tluna.
Cine BON Genton ttnsetra&te 8tQ
e1tldrt 3tnfeu fiber IL projent fit un8e<;
itSlid. e.
Bill bon 6errn 8eybe seRattet ben
&ouuifdouers psn Breun &eunty BE
6irtruuA 6eptGsr Gebabren.
Gtta9t bi1 Rsata1 Mbeap.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-03-29
Legends Of the Yellowstone.

Even in the middle of summer the
snow is so deep in those mountains that
successive government exploring parties
were batfled in their attempts 10 enter
them, and all private expeditions have
been driven of by the Indians Il is said
that the Crows fear, as the wales are SO
green, that IL the white man once knows
Of their beauty, their hunting grounds
will be ruined. These wales are the re.
sort of numberless herds of buffalo and
wild game, and here the trappers tell US
Is the mother region " of the gold where
the Indians told Father de Sine. il was
found on the surface Here are burning
plains, so testifes Pridger, at the head of
the lellows one, and large lakes. and boil
ing springs like the geysers of Iceland.
Here he saw his Two Ocean river. which
after flowing for some distance, separates
into two large streams-one travelling 20
the Atlantic, the other 10 the Pacific. In
one Of these wales is large tract Of sare-
brush, every leaf and branch perfect. and
here and there are rabbits sage hens. and
even Indians, all turned 10 solid stone III
fares it with whosoever penetrates these
mysteries, for the genius Of the place at
once adds him to the group of statuary.
More wonderful still-and our trapper
told il with great awe-these bushes bear
rare fruit-thousands Of rubies, sapphires.
diamonds emeralds, large "a walnuts. Il
tell YOU. sir, said one veracious narrator.
10 Ca tain Reynolds, eft is true. for l
gathered quart myself, and sent them
down the country A party of whites
were once hoty pursued by Indians and
could only travel by night, when they
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-03-29
nay NO.
WHOLE NO. SIS
MERRIAM.

were aided by the brilliant light sn,
from a huge diamond in neighboring
mountain. by which they travelled for three
consecutive nights. Here once an old
trapper was lost on his road from Fort
Laramie 20 Taos. and wandered for many
days and in drinking from stream
found pieces of yellow metal large az
hazel nuts, which he carried 10 Taos AMI
found 10 be gold. lie spent many years
seeking the place again, but in vain. These
and many other legends and traditions Of
these regions, the trapper gave as truths
familiar in the mountains as household
words, which it would be impious TO doubt
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-03-29
DECEMBER, 1871.
PAW PAW RAIL ROAD.

Trains from Paw Paw connect with the same
named Trains on the Michigan Central hallroau
at Lawton, going east and west.
LEAvEPAw PAW.
500 a. IA. Kalamazoo Accommodation, west
1890 a. m, Mail Train, east: .
2;IO d. M Mail west, and Way Freight east.
S:I5 D. m. Kalamazoo Accommodation, east.
s1E- Trains return TO Paw Paw on departure oil
Michigan Central Trains frsm Lawton.
G. %. STEPHENSON, Supt,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-03-29
Ia rra for s. a1e.

farm OF twenty acres, located opposite the
Breck School House in the township OF Wsver-
y. Tue land il under high state OF cultiva-
ton. good buildings, well. cistern, a never
failing spring brook rdDs through the farm, an
orchard OF apple pear, peach, ounce and cher
~ trees and all kinds OF small fruits. Terms,
easy. Good reasons for selling. Inquire at
this Office. DANIEL CONGDON.
S7Gtf Glendale Mich
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" THE BLUES"

rr,1, ptrru"
- = i'i4' -
We see not why this name should be
given 20 . cast-down. disquieted soal for
blue is the color If = a1ness. The melan-
ChOly mind seems 20 be darkenea ,eciipsei,
dreary. and s9mbre, like the shade IN
Rembrandt painting. Z Is strange thar tAc
mon WHO feel "tLe blues dcerest. AMI 7uc
fer frm them most. are naturally the
most .oviGl ana humorous people They
Lave keen sense OF the ludicrous SIDE of
Things aaG tic natural accompan meut q.
this sa ouich -ens.bilityto sorrawful and
painful things
il IS .Ae speaker who has power to mako
You laugh who is most likely 10 cause You
% cry. Whcu the famous clown. Grimoldi,
asked a physician. 20 whom he was an
known. what no must DO 20 Danish the
blues, he was told 20 go 20 see Grimaldi,
and laugh aud grow merry. "Ah, but am
! Grima,di was the clowns sad answer
/ That is the law Of compensation, the swing
of the pendulum the higher you ascend
in your Joy, the lower You are cast down
/ IN your sorrow resident Lincoln was
rebuked hy certain of his advisers for IN.
dulgng in humorous stories whilo tho
country was wrestling for It's lie 1t Wa
not becoming. they said and he answered
that he told them 10 keep oil an overpow
erinc aadness. for there we're times in his
life when If any soul in perdition felt
more yre.ciIrd than himself. he pitied it.
; TerLors the -eason why men Of GREAT ~
mor and excessive lichtness OF heart arc
I eadlo,,.d end orrress-i NV .b.sa. .reriols
of r,oo,r is a., o,barrise tbov could
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/ loI ..-' '.e .lFst sO.S 80 ''e"' 2! - VIC"
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BUSINESS CHANGE!


Having disposed of our interest in the retail
business, our whole time will be devoted to tue
purchase aud sale OF Lumber suitable for the
EASTERN AND CHICAGO MARKETS.
and those having such Lumber for rale will find
it FOR their interest to give us call before sell
ling. Our CHOICE MICHIGAN WHITEwooD will
be made specially. Office over L. l.. Roess
store, opposite Dyckmsn House.
HENRY FITCH.
Paw Paw, Mich, Oct is, II. S6itf
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CT MARKS. EPISCOPAI.-Rey. Darius Barker
- Rector service at 10 , "a. M. ,. :. at a. pm
'REE WILL BAPTIST, Rev. c. r. Blanchard
j Pastor. services 10 l.2 O'Clock AN. and
6i-2 clock Pm
INlRST BAPTIsT,-Rev Pastor Ser
L vice 10 ~ o clock ~. aud i-2 O'Clock p. NJ.
METHODIST EPISC0PAL,-Rcv. William Ford
vi Pastor. ser ,ices 10 Ia O'Clock A. NJ and
l2 O'Clock p. N.
DRE>BiIkRlAN Rev. I ". Otis Pastor.
Il Services, 10 Ia A. a., and lar. N.
CHRISTIlN.- Rev. O. Ebert Pastor. Services.
- 10 II a. and 8 - IN.
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a Valuable Earus tor saI-.
arm OF 100 acres, loo acres under cultivation,
40 acres In wheat. DIV, ling houses, barns aud
out-houses, all kinds OF iruit durable spring-
water, the iarm under gOod state OF cultiva-
ton and every way des rable. and situate one
and one half miles north Of Law ence, on the
town line road, will sold at good bar gain.
sS1 Apply to Ii. q. WELLS. on the premises
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MISCELLANEOUS.

h VI son, Physician and Surgeon. Gflice
lfl near Adams Mills. inc Grove. viii az.
tend promptly all professional orders Special
attention given 10 Surgery and the diseases OF
Women and Children.
SENERkNS Ri RR0WS. Attorneys and Coun.
, seiOrs at Law. Office 1O8 Main street, Kala-
mazoo Mich
sEyERENs j. c. BURROWS.
4 J. PILRCE, Civil Engineer and County Sur.
y. veyor. Address, Hooker 7. o., Van Burcn
County. Mich.