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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-04-05
A New Cave of Wonders.

a correspondent of the Potosi Mo.
journal gives the following account of a
newly discovered cave:
There has been wonderful cave dis
covered in Dent township, Iron county,
Mo. The mouth or place of entrance is
in the shape of tunnel, nearly fifteen
feet in diameter, also about fifteen feet
10 the neck or narrow portion of the
entrance, which is about five feet in
diameter, descending perpendicularly a
distance of forty.one feet. The cave
was partly explored on the l4th inst,
and the description given of what was
TO be seen, induced myself and others
to make further explorations.
On the 18th we visited the cave, and
crawling on our hands and knees TO the
perpendicular part, we descended by
means Of what is known as an " Indian
ladder" a distance of eighteen feet,
reaching ledge of rock, then by the
aid of another ladder, a distance Of
twenty three feet, TO where the descent
was not so steep rs to require ladders.
On reaching the bottom we lighted our
torches and proceeded to thoroughly
explore this mysterious cavern.
The first thing that attracted my at
tention was the print Of a mans foot, no
doubt an Indians, printed on the dry
clay. The track was unusually large
and very plain, showing distinctly the
print of every toe, the hollow of the
foot and the heel. A little to the left
OF this was the track of bear and also
one of a panther. These tracks were
very distinct, and looked as if they
had just been made, though there is
no doubt they We're made many years
ago.
A little further on we discovered the
trail Of deer, and following it we dis
bank. The deer, no doubt, had fallen
in from the top, and after wandering
around through the dim passages, had
finally climbed upon this bank and
there died OF starvation. We also
found the homes Of very large turkey,
the thigh bone of which measured ten
inches in length. The bones of a dog
were also found.
We now turned our attention TO the
rocks surrounding us, which for beauty
and grandeur, are unsurpassed. These
were Of every shape and form, some in
spires, as white as snow, others resem-
bling large, snowy-looking pillows,
while some on the walls appeared as
though carved by the ablest artists into
many various beautiful shapes. The
rooms vary in height from ten to forty
feet or more, some being so high we
could not see the roof. They are from
en- TO forty feet in width.
Upon the floor Of some of these rooms
are masses ofrock, which have evident
ly fallen from the roof, and will weigh
five or six tons. We had only been ex-
ploring one Of the many passages of
this singular cave, and having pro
cecded about a half mile, not having
sufficient light for further explorations,
We cut our names on the walls and re-
turned.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-04-05
Foreign.

a VIENNA dispatch of Tuesday says: The
workingmen in the mines of the Rothchilds,
at Wittnawitz, in Moravia, enraged at the
non-payment of their wages, attacked the
offices of the superintendent. Gaining en-
trance, they burst open the safe and appro-
priated the contents. They then demolished
the building. The soldiers were called out
and fired on the rioters. Four were killed,
fifty wounded, and one hundred arrested.
Order has been restored. but the mines are
guarded by the military.
A SERIOUS conaagration occurred at Dus-
seldorf, Germany, on Wednesday. Among
other buildings, the famous Academy Of Art
was burned, and many of the most valuable
paintings were destroyed .....A Russian I'm
perial decree reopens Sebastopol as COM
mercial and military harbor, with the fort
fcations restored.
TIE London Morning Post Of March 6,
reminds advisers Of President Grant that
though the borders of Canada are defense
less, so are these of the United States, and
the annexation of Canada would cost the
United States long and bloody war, and
after that the Canadians ana late Southern
rebels would combine against the Union.
Canada, il says, could at shorter notice, put
in motion a greater number OF troops than
the United states, while at the hrst signal o!
war the English fleet would cross the Allan
tic and blockade the American ports, while
the Union possesses no vessels TO raise the
blockade or return the compliment by seal
ing up English ports"...lt has been proved
that Marshal Bazaine dined with Prince
Frederick Charles Of Prussia shortly before
the capitulation of Metz.
TIE famous race for the Liverpool grand
national stceple-chase handicap, which was
run on Friday over the Aintreo course, near
Liverpool, excited great interest, and was
won by the chestnut mare Cassetitc, the
geldiugs Scarrington and Dispatch being
respectively second and third. During the
race the chestnut mare Primrose fell and
was instantly killed ..".Gen. Brownlow, in
command of detachment of the Looshai
expedition, telccraphs on the 18th inst:
" All the southern Howlongs, and fifteen
chiefs, have submitted, and many captives
have been released Twenty villages were
destroyed, and our task is accompl she'd
THERE is terrible suffering in the vicinity
of Tientsin, China, in the flooded district.
Many are dying of starvation daily...."A
duel was fought near Paris on Saturday be-
tween Rogat, OF the Pays newspaper, and
Richariet, Of the CorSaire. The latter was
wounded in the chest....The Prince and
Princess Of Wales are at Rome.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-04-05

A CHILD has been born at Fort Kent,
Maine, having seven fingers on each
hand.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-04-05
Washington,

The President on Tuesday signed the act
of Congress authorizing the survey and
marking of boundary between the territory
of the United States and the possessions of
Great Britain, from Lake of the Woods to
the summit of the Rocky Mountains.
THE amount paid to unsuccessful contest
ants of seats for the last Congress was
$llS, O0O....A naval board Of inquiry, of
which Commodore w. E. Leroy is President,
has been ordered to inquire into the case OF
Captain Egbert Thompson, who is charged
with endangering the safety of the Canaan
daigua by towing her through heavy ice and
injuring her sheathing.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-04-05

morning and sunk. Loss 10000 no in
surance...... The large dstillery of George H..
Bearer, at Campbellville, KY, was destroyed
by fire on Monday morning. Loss $4,000 ;
insured for $35, 900.
L. GALLEN, of Meade county, Kentucky,
was killed on Tuesday by a falling tree,
which blew down on him while at work in
his clearing Gen. David l.. Stanton, Col
lector of the Fifth Maryland District, has
been arrested and deposed from his position,
charged with being a defaulter in a sum
ranging from $2O,O TO $4,000.
GEORGE scnwAB, aged 65, died while sitting
in chair in saloon at Louisville on
Wednesday. Old age and restitution is sup
posed to be the cause.
TnE Baltimore Gazette has been sold to
VIM. II. Welsh, late proprietor OF the Phila-
delphia Age and Henry Taylor and VIM. IL.
Carpenter, of Baltimore.....A dispatch from
Wilmington, n. c., gives rumor that the
Lowery gang have shot the captured
Herald correspondent......Slo Slough, the wife
murderer, committed suicide in Jail at
Richmond, Ky, Monday, by hanging him
self to the top bar of the door of his cell,
with a rope made from towel and two
pocket handkerchief.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-04-05
Tho South.

InE warehouse Of c. Norman, of Shelby
vile, Tenn, was entered on Wednesday
ght by burglars. Michael Murphy, a
clerk, sleeping in the store, was stabbed to
death. The safe was subsequently blown
open and robbed of $500, and the house
burned. Murphy's body was found in the
RUNS, burned almost 60 a cinder...... The
steamer Charmer struck rock while de-
scending the falls at Louisville on Thursday
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-17

WIN. Woodbury. has sold las stand Ia
TN. town Ia Hosea Austin ul pivaeld
White 40 40 sorry 10 lo>o a. valuable a
ciiizcu ~ Nd Woodbury.. no arc glad
that Ne Src 10 lave bis place iiied o., ouc
10 Nj Austin.
SewcIl COT l., mAkiu. occidvd iui-
erorcmcnt> in building sad repairing
M GoG has boush, the old labor
mor0 felsut.y kuo4u - tho NaniAviI.c
Dursin farm in Rsx5uy lie buy, II IS
understood, ur Auburn parties.
The schools in our Jo~u .tAusht Tins
sintor by jonathan llal,, District NJ 4
Augustus Roberts. No , Geo Bsrtle,;,
50. $ L \ Taylor. NJ. 4; Ms lie c
S.oroy. No 3; Miss Ada Lo,c.uy. NJ >.
MIS- Lydia Heath. ~ old -,ly % oar
roor-trm. was some vhat badly uu,usj
oy her clothes taking d,e saps, time
since.
Alvin smith has beon confined to ,he
house by bad ca, Ia hi, foot, f., 'onc
three weeks.
Phii,n H. Taylor a.,' Ja>, returned
erom CAIiornIa-5een a5>en, TX, ,ai \
hall years lie intends " return soon,
.,uI will akc hiS family with him Ion i
permanent re- 80 tnsrv.
T.. B. Knapp l. about to move 10 New
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.Mnine Cenfrni RaiIroad.

The number of men employed Al ihe
present limo In ths mechanical depart
meni OF the company, Independent OF
engineers, ircmeu aud Wipeys are, VA
tervillc shops. 50; Augu.ia ,noPs. 81;
Pennington shops, -; Scattered on line
of road, II No. cd freight c~rs, JI5;
No. Of passenger e4r., 55; Baggage aud
saloon ears. 10; Engines, "a. Six OF
The locomotives are cu-icls, and the
ret barn wood. Nam oIn.r. will he
transferred 10 cos,or. soon. "a these are
ioand 10 be scrv !ccao.v ioI freight trains.
The company has more THAI = years
supply OF lus uu G.nd, having about
$1,000 cords cd Mood aud 500 ton. o,
coal they calcu.l., To purchase during
the year soma 2.oU0 or 1900 cords o.
wood, 10 keep up Iheir trade wiki rcSu-
Tar cu4tomugs The company can buy
auci aJN.aUtsoous.y when Ihcy have 4
good stocA ou halsd 30 tall llcA us.
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The Portland DsiIy Press
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AAsTER Your CoUGH Al ONCE with
Ha,c'S Honey Of H0rsA0uHd ard Tar.
Every affection OF The lungs. chest or
throat tending 10 consumption. i not on
Is relieved but absolutely oblitcra,cd ~
the wonderful vegetable pulmoric Crit
tenton's 9Th Avenue Sold by all
Druggists.
Pixies Too,h.che Drops cure in miu-
Ete.
YEGErINE is now acknowledge by our
best physicians TO be the onl, sure and
safe remedy for sl diseases rising from
impure blood, such IS scrolula and scrof-
uloUs humorS.
Teeth ike orient pearls set in cushions Of
rose.
= breath Ike the perfume the toilet be-
slows;
These are charms 10 win hearts when all
other charms fade
But they can't be preserved ithous Soz
ODOSr's aid
Spalding's Glue mends Furniture,
Toys. sc.
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MARRIED..

81 Norway. Iuih inst. ~ D0v.d Frost, ESQ,
Irving Fio,t. aad Jc.uis A richardson, all e
Norway.
IuHiram De,. e,h. a7 Ii,v,l,ynN \. Wai.worJh,
L~,t.. M. Lewis ,. Williams uut Mis- Jane Nc
Lucas, both ~ lilr.i4.
Do Rome. Maine. Nuy 3-tl, 40 thc residence OF
tbl brides father ~ Rev. John llanm uds SIR.
Calvin C. box, Of Porter, Ead Mss tmma :.
Preach, OF Rome
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. r N r A y r

what hear we now from west 10 east,
Contour ling maa, IeirendinS beast
Bu; Cenaut Liuimcnt'
villa. $ l. cure. oar many psius,
Aa.i I,mssr, Up scyrrcsi strains,
BE- Celtauv IiHiments
Inas knocks rheumatism out OF gear,
Bits goat sooa.by without tear,
Why Ccntlur Liniment;
Causes the cripple 90 walk, .he lame 10 leap.
lIcaIts 90 thsuk instea, OF eyes 20 weep,
Only, Centaur IiuiErni.
What renders re. ;.lea' tooth aud sling OF b,rs
ia niles, a5 the bite of hea>,
Excepting Centaur Liniuleut.
As.uagcs the pang, Of a broken Jrea.s
Flows the tactical huid-gives nights OF rest,
But Centaur Imminent;
And when shtlUisius sting or hot steam scali'
What j. i soo,hes for what can we call,
-. Centsur Liaimcnt'
Whom the car crushed Old Tildsn's arm,
Twas saved from amputstion By this charm
The CentaUr LInimenI2
And whea Barnum'5 lion, Uncle Ben,
Broke IA leg in that dismal den,
He Ioared for CentaUr Linimeni.
Now as the poor horse, lame and sore,
with crippled knee limps to our door,
Aud begs FOR Centaur Liniment,
The docils sheep on a thousand hills,
Die ~ the milliou-thc screw worm kills,
AL saved by Centaur Liniment.3
Nc hgar { shouted from West to East,
b speaking man and neghing beast,
Pass on the CGntaar Liniment -
This remarkable article is for sale by all Drug
lists In every village parish and hamlet IN Amer
"a We warrant Il % cure. OciZ2-2m
J. II. ROSE & CO., 80 broadway, i. 4.
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We shall give The markets Of SoSth
Paris. Norway and Bethel quite often.
that our readers may cOmpare prices and
Auow the going lales OF produce
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OxYoRp BAPTIST QUARrEmY MEETING
1t West Sumner, Tuesday. Dec. 81. com
m0ncing at , o'clock. p. III. Rsv. Ii.
Linsloy will preach The first sermon.
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Guardians Sale.

DURSI- ANT 20 license from the Probate Court
Il for the County OF oxford, the subseriher.
Guardian o. Cyrus 4, Lillian A. and Freddie ml
nor heirs OF Joseph n. Morse, late Of Paris, de-
ceSseR,wll sell at public or private sale, on the
premises in South Paris yillase. on Thursday, the
18th day Of January 1873, the real estate OF said
minors, beng two story frame dwelling house
aLd about three iourtlS Of an acre Of land, sta
ate ~ south Paris, known the 'Grufl' Sfsnd."
W h. MORSE.
Paris, Dee. :, IS53.
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THE WEEKLY
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il, the country. - contains q lull summary oi State
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Ton: Eagle Hotel Concord and others: and All
parties are warned against buying or using Fue
Extingulshcrs OF any kind, Ia which water i'm.
ORIGINATED with Carbonic Acid Gas lie used as the
Extingulshlng element, except those manuiac
turcd by our Company, or others duly licensed
and authorized by Us, on pain OF immediate pros.
ccutlon for infringement.
American Consolidated Fire Estirgulshrg Company
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and will be known a. GERMAN TAPESTRY,
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Samples sent by mail ON receipt Of 10 cents or
different patterns 30 cents.
NEW ENGLAND CARPET co.,
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DIED.

Iu rar-, Nov. i.,a, N.-s tt1.e T.. novAer.
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H. t-.J1, " Nor. yo. stephen y. Io-Ge., ssd
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Splendid moonlight nights and good
slOighing tor the young folks.
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Tho week Of prayer commence
Jan. 51h.
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Notice.

Z HEREBY give notice that, whereas my wife,
4 JULlA K FLETCHER, has len my bed and board
without cause or proyOcalion, forbid all persons
harb0ring OF trusting her my account, "a shall
nav no debts Of her contracting after this date.
DANIEL. \. FLETCHER.
Hartford, Nov. >, lS72.
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Cb;Idre, cry for Piicher't Castoria

substitute for Castor Oil. IL assmilates the food
curcs Wind collie. and causes natural sleep. II
doe, not contain morphine. is pleasant to take
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o. q. l..

Pequa1yilct lodge, No. 81, BrownAald. meet
Il aud 81 "Wednesday of cdch month.
I, PRErAEEp TO DO ALL KINDS on
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DIRECTORY.
Masonic Lodges--Time OF Meeting.

Masonic EOcDeS-- inc OF MeeuHJ.
OXFORD CHAPTER, Bethel, 81 Thursday
Of each month.
Androsooggir Chapter, No. "a, CaEtos Mon.
aday on or before full moon.
blazing Star, No. 80, RumfOrd Centre, We'd
nesday, OF or before the full Of the moon.
Paris Lodge, No. -, 30. Paris, Tuesday on or
before the full
Jefferson Lodge. No. 100, Bryant Pend, "a
Tuesday Of every month.
Oriental Star, No. 81 LivaHore, Tuesday,
on or before fun MOON.
Bethel, No ~, 2d Thursday Of each month.
Evening Star Lodge, No.li5 suckscid, Mon
day on or before fall moon.
PIthhgorIan, 40. II. Frysburg Monday even
ing OF or following the full OF the moon
oxford, Norway, No. ~, Monsay Of or NEXT
preceding fun moon.
Mount Tir'eni. No. l52, SO. Waterford, Tues.
day, OF or before the full moon.
SIt. sIortsh. No. 81. Denmark, Wednesday on
or before the ul moon.
NeIinscot, No. IOi, Turner, Satsrday Oh or be-
lore full moon.
Delta, W l5j, Lowell, Thursday on o. aaerht
Ring Hiram, L. u. DExGeld
whitney Lodge, L. D., No. lGl, Canton
Thursday on or before lull moon.
Aurora Chapter. 10. p, Corshk, Fr.dyy az
Oriental chapter, W. 30, Br.dgron, thursday
1n OF brfore full moon.
GOOD TEMPLARs.
PARIS HILL LODGE, No. ne; Paris Hill.
triday evening".
Rising Star, Bethel, Friday eyean.s.
NcIlnscot, Bucklcld, Saturday ey1nings.
Crystal Wave, T.. Bnckasld, svUy TbHrsday
Evening.
Maple Grove, W0st Peru, Saturday evenings
Forest Lake, Confer IartiOrd,eyeTy saturday
evening.
InyineIbie, No, -, Easi sumner, every other
Friday Evenings.
o, d. Il.
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