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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-03-08
LIwrnr Fab. 26f -.

EDrro1 TRcx NoRrHERsEH.
DEAn 6IR: 1 wish 70 shy through r. col
umns OF your paper, that am ou~ly e.. sgcd
in the duties or my ofice, visiting sohod's every
school day in the week ana holding four even'
ing schools EACH week, besides largo amount
OF Office work. Sickness in M family has de-
aimed mo at uome ono entire week, which TO.
,ret very much, rs have no tlmo to spare.
Notwithstanding there has been several fail.
res OF teachers, stl can say that am proud
Of the sebocIs Of tho County. Some OF the
,,,,,,ros bavo bsen moro tho fault OF the school
hoard and patrons OF tho school, than OF tho
taachrs themselves. Local discord, and Z
v,ntof cooperation works ruin TO some of
| our5,st schools. have visited 122 schools.
| an hall rea ID probably this wesk and next %
% leaving thon 40 not visited this torn
] N those will bs the first Cnes visited at tina
,peang Of the spring term. found excellent
Schools IN Keeltr, and never have been moro
warmly received nor more strongly encouraged
- ~ xeeler township. l might speak of
s " SonOois III D~-stur, Hartford, Lawrence,
q" raw hlmena, Porter Antwerp, Wayerlv
ZINE Grove, otc. most OF which surpassea nv |
expectations, but time will not permit. firm.
~ believe better corps OF live energetic sa,th
iui, working teachers cannot be found In Mich |
lyan. The spring institutes are near at hand |
when few more inefficient teachers will la !
from duty. The welfare Of our schools
uemsnd that rigid course should be pursued.
am holding conventions, and in March shali
Sgln series OF Institutes, and shall resort to
any, and all honorable means, to elevate tl~fe1
standard OF practical education In Van Re par
\gunty. School visitation liz but a sms she grea
ne work OF tho SupenntspderAe the teachers
of rs to be performed AND seed among thei
,rors in turn SOW the go4M promotions. ant
o., have made q fe/ Re at the Breedsvill'
nnn;,. ~ several mo- give prize to TIT
Iii nalsofcels in spelling at th
-. plo"A''o sing interest is mani
snaH education. and hope Il
.or,,,o...,,. Pu'i' VINO e1ouragement. 1 feel in
,ea,.,, =, a.. 'nI imposed upon me, bu
,,,.;-.-- '"''9o Id leave the result In th
-, .0oo tempers the wind to TIT
hi, ~ =, - hin urge the attendance o
q "a. - u;r, ..ybo he conventions, and hop,
norm lamb I SO as did our last, complete
hooI officers at think Of holding township
II next will prove Saturday during the sprint
,cess. ! now would gladly send copy o
lvendons ever Ltion to each OF the papers il
summon. hnot for want of time, but would
for PUBLIC feat favor II each publisher would
Co, bat ca Ito their valuable papers; by thu
slider it q h reach most OF the people OF thu
: this il Under great obligations to the prem
rs | ca already bestowed. In conclusion
am e notice that shall be in my Office n
favor ~ on Saturdays during the months O
d giY and April. shall try to send another
Pa sOon.
d HENRY J. KELLOGG, Co. Supt.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-03-08
IN. s,y REV C0U.NTrI GRTCOE
TURN Society
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-03-08

DIVISION A-HoHsES. -
Tbororgh BREEDS. Con-Eno'
LAS 's $,msna. d J. HenL.yx. Decatur
Ezra :. Uphaun. Porter. ~. a,orbor
%, Class "a, Grade stalioos. Com--SSopno,
-,,,,,op. vavou,,. acnry Hubert. Souti
Haven; John Be5a,l.- .''io horsec. To-.
olss. Cd an Ma pe1 erpi W. W loon 0oa
Allen Harwick AMI -.
Geneva; Q. L. Ross, PorS IL T". COLI. yes. !:
Class eth, Matched and S uus, An'"Orp
old ana under. CONN. KA CO,.S S' D "N"
Henry Earl, South Haven; A. h I'm
Class 9th, Brood Mares nnd U'i0'' r0r-
Gorham Abbott, Keller; sanforA
ter; A. S. Downing, Paw Paw. ~ III
Class eth' Jacks and ,iuIes. CoM " :
Bently, Porter; Robert Orr, Paw Paw
Zeeiey, Almens.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-03-08
PAW PAW, MICH.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-27

dogs they wero devils and served tho tevi, and the
Killing OF them was a meritorious act one wretch
stabbed woman with baby In her arms, and let the
infant In mQps%Y an a 9ead .netlGIs pSag 10
h:if 7dhdhess they would not leave English man. wo-
man, child alive In Ireland They flung babies into
boiling gots tossea them into the bitches 90 the PIGS
They pat out grown mons eyes, turned them adriIt 70
wander and starved them to death. Two cowboys
boosted Of having murdered thirty and children
and lad heard swearing that his arm was 80 tred
with killing that he could lift his hand above MS
head.
Whatever judgment may be passed upon the falr-
ness and impartiality of Mr. Froudes methods IN
the conduct Of historical research, no Intelligent
reader will call in question his mastery skill IN
wOrd-painting OF the seductive eloquence with
which he pleads in behalf of his cherished con-
victions. The earnestness Of his tone gives
fascination to his pages They glow with the life OF
inspiration even when their basis in fact admits OF
grave doubt. Everything displays dramatic fervor
of action the scenes are embeished with the richest
coorng of art and the imagination Is dazzled WIN
brave and stately shows; but still the judicious
would prefer the muse of history IN the "niIe ap
parel of justice rather than in the purple robes Oh
oratorical illusion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-27

TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1873.
VIII be ready early in Jsnuary
And will contain
PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHY
OF
HORACE GREELEY;
Also, besides the usual
Astronomical information and Calendar.
Laws OF tie United siIe, than usually fall
s;auIde, Of Railroads Of the UHiisl stassh
Suui'le' Of Commtree
u s. Government Cabinet.
Supreme Court.
Masters 20 Foreign Colrts Re. tc
Forty4econi Congress, politically eiisfei.
Forg.lhird Congess, far as chosen.
Staining ard Select
Committees Of Senate aud House Of Representatives..
State, Of the Union. Populations. Capitals
Governor Times Of holding El.eiions and meeting
ofLegiSatursi
Election Rsturns, carefully prepared, Of the
vte Tor President Coagresner,
Governors, dc. in 1872
Csup,red with former Elections;
Asd mach other Interesting Information.
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MORE HOLIDAY BOOKS.

of 10 the Geysers, by c. A. STEPHENS,
a. r. oseood & Coz, is entertaining book for
Youngsters in spite Of It's schoomaster tone III Is IKE
the conscientious parent who murders Tommys appetite
for breakfast and cultivates his mind by pleasing
inquiries as to constituents of sugar. or hovers round
unexpected corners Of conversation with terrible pus
zlers in arithmetic The young people who visit Ice
land and the Geysers carry good deal of improv
ing information nicely condensed and the small reader
who grows mady envious Of their travelling experiences
will be chastened and subdued by their scientific con-
versation.-In The Golden Shell (Macmillan & Coz Is
good little book for little girls II it has any value
beyond its childlike simplicity, 1t is In the hints
ii gives OF sicillan life - the Golden Shell"
being the lovely valley OF Palermo.-Miss Virginia
f. Townsend has written in only Girls dee Shepard
a book OF very amiabe and charitable tone. It is
rather sentimental and somewhat burdened with
plethora OF adecves. But the beauty OF manly honor
end courage and truth, and OF womanly helpfnes MS
the story with brightness and makes these faults OF
small account 1t has two heroesone poverystrieken
and untaught, the other wealthy and weak-who arc
saved from crime and wretchedness by the indirect In
uence OF two sweet girls The poor mihand ia rescued
on the verge OF murder by twenty Eve dollars, and
through successive periods of stagedrng and mining
grows into paragon Of nobility and refinement. This
Is thing which often happens but II Is not the less
pleasant when in fictitious stcry.-A Chance for Hum
feG by Ut TRowBE1DGE (0sgocd Cor is another read
able sermon from the te1t OF never 100 ate 10 ehu
Jack Hazard is an unhappy Young gentleman, who find
ing a box Of coin in al ancient tree I'M
dergoes dreadful and in eresting prosecutions
and martyrdoms OF many kinds for its
sake-SalIy williams, Ne Mountain Cir! Gee &shepard
by Mrs L. d. CHENEY, is another young person OF
many undeserved troubles Like most heroines OF this
school, she has supernatural unseltshness and sanity
reticence which great many Observation-Disclosures
and well nigh make all her friends desert her With
nothing particularly fresh striking, Mrs Cheney has
yet managed TO give decided flavor Of New-England
character this little mountain story II has local at
mosphere, which ia than can be said OF most
children's bo0ks-ChrstoDher crooked putnam sons)
lie Christmas story OF the didacctemperance order
It has the usual descriptions Of hdeous scenes and ends
with the regulation picture Of reform and consequent
l1ppness for the drunkards family. II has good and
wise moral. and evidently written with the most
praise worthy intentions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-27

The Amine for January is an excellent num-
Der. both in text and illustration. fullpage animal
picture, by Mr. Peter Moran, is very well executed
"The Pictured Rocks OF Lake SUPERIOR" by Thomas
Moran, boldly drawn and beautifully engraved, and
little landscape after Berrns IL full OF softness aud
delicacy. There is o charming little childsketch by
John g. Davis, and good portrait with biographical
notice. Of Rogers, the sculptor. Among the literary
gTaces pleasant article "Noses" 20 be partcn-
larly enjoyed by all those miserable beings who have
the shapes OF which they detes Then there is u
bright, halfindignant paper "The Ladys Hero, tho
rough abusive discourteous maserfu person Of many
feminine novels. tale concerning Petrarch and
Laura from the sentimental and poetic German OF Elise
Poko, 10 very entertaining The poetry OF the nuabe-
Is unusually good.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-27
THE BEST HOLIDAY GIFT
FOR BOY, OR YOUNG NAV
HORACE GREELEYs AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
RECoLLECTIoNs OF A BUSY LIFE.

RECOLLECTIONS OF A BUSY LIFE
BY HORACE GREELEY
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eund illustrated with SeI Portrait, Of Mr. Gre also with
vOd ,ngivn Of The Cot where Born, my Flint School
Ious." Pora of Margaret Fneo Ny Evergreen Hedge" Ny
House in the Woods" Ny Present HOns."" Ny Barn"
Mr. Greeley hn gives the best indication Of their niars when be
iy: shall write anything else into which shall pat 50
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A NEW EDITION, COMPLETED TO 1893.
THE WORLDS PROGRESS.
DICTIONARY or DATES beings Chronological sd APn.oet
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Gfeamhoais dns Railroads.

FOR NEW-HAyEN. HARTFORD, &c:--Fares
n Daily tsssaaI, sIesp,.d ooussesuS Win the rsrO.a
FOR BRIpGEp0Rr, and all points on HOusa2
Catherine %. q nooa s " hsai lsuna.,
SAFETY, SPEED, AND CQMF0Kl.
Boston, wsrv,,r, gSbsr erossu Juu,isa Lower rs,,
rene. kasas. Manchester cOSeOr Palmer s,IsbsO .Sz
r1''s cr 40 c s:sus su s.n.n
cIrf oF sgw-Yopx
CRY or LIwRmor ans
wn leave New Yori dan, tsasu sIesutee, eosr n m.
For Ssrosdoa sorrsI her eouaseans with Rro- ssD.
Or Ss '5o. pons va vermont Cara SOrssa AID woro "a
s. sss Sy s'i and rates for freight 2, 9as Per
K:.' 'af, Jm.s 1871 '" r. fAAAAN A'''a
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.-
r,i,ssg.I sSs Ftsgst Deg. n ssT-IOFt TO; Of LeJ Ca
q. Delaware ar.t At PSSssIs -a,s
Wade, E.road .osaoSo1s f,rraipT sss to Pssss
"lhIER ARRANGEMENT.
esnn'nSss Pee u, Is5z.-Lsays As~YOrE as oiOv'.
5as-loI Ts@IaIeP, E..;s1. ss'h.A,n s.s s,asA cas,
spes T'",.ss w.,ssy Sc .1
m.seKSIse EIpKsss Dali, IsissO s1adayI or KAsso.
Hs%Sa AG s ~ Sas G csss csnns .s r
'i Isij @f IVA II Te,in for son.r,in.
p.-WsT TAa for someryile
M.Soy G aoH % sa9 saD ss s,' es STSs
Lancaster. Ephratx, PotsEle Harrisburg, &c.
800 D. m.-For Eastoa, Bethlehem AMI Allentown.
BIS D. m.-POr Psnaeld.
400 mFor Esst0n Allentown snf Maueh Chunk Conn.ea a
Junt do1 With Del, Lack and West. r. z.
4:30 D. D.--For somervle and
m.-P S0merViIe
Els p m.-Por Psinaed.
$50 m-EvENsG BIPREII daily or RsE.on Bshla'sn Ann.
town Reading H,rsbas Ptt.5arzh. Chicago and cnreanIa
600 and 6:45 D. m.-FOr SOnerVils
100 D. NJ Emigrsnt)Por EsJton
800 and n 90 D. m.--Por Pzinled
For Elizabeth 500 $40 800 49, 300 e, 9:5 1913
IO 1900 1850 100. zoo 30. 300 35 3:tS
400 4l5 500 Sis $780, 5:iS Goo CO. sls 7l5 TO-
$40, 900, 1000 HOO 1870 N.
road OF NegJeev foot OF L5ertyst NewYok praep
hotels and ticket omceg in Ees-iork Cv
K. 4. KICKER Superintendent a Eagr.
III r. General Passenger
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6earhers.

A N educated American Lady wishes to TEACH
IN family homo RssrsRess gcA
Address r. P. PROCTOR. Station D. Bisle Hoss
AZ a mar school instItute," IA Bond-st., supplies
~ schses reliable saas.s
position, should have Application Fsrn sesaaors AoaIrJ
A LII WANTING TEACHERS, Schools, or
IN Pupils address AMER EDUCATIONAL UNION, ~ Broadway
EewYorE
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and VEST
MORRIS AND EssEx ADfyIsIOx.

MORRIS AND Essex DIVISION
NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE 70 War Gap Seucshurg. sersso
BnghtmtoD syraeus End 0Suego WITHOUT CHANGE OF CAM
Dep5s Ee~ FORK Baesyt ss5 foot Of CrDopssrt
$40 BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via booatSn Bsase
directly through from HevYok n sn1n Bnghtulon hen
Cortland and without
Chester X. a. Waterloo Sussex z T.. u
and b. R. 2. Tor Kingston. Wilkesasrre. Pston. lie.
Tl5 N EXPRESS NAIL TRAIN psuuc % Boo
for Anfove and HsWtoa al Washington With tic D. T. and "
Water Gap, fbarg Scranton. Crest Benz, Bng nton
Phpshug Lsh
VALLEY X. Il. ior 90 o
1900 a.. PHlLLIPSBUkG EXPRESS stops az heshf hadse
borOwn and ermedate stations connects a. Nateroo VIA 1ss
Railroad; PhlHphurg With Bel Del r. for Bsrdere sEd Lshu
aud 3squsanna R. r. Lehgb Valley K for Bethlehem As
900 D. m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Paisrsos a.
Boonto directly through aud bsghaDcb Eh
stopping Connecting Dover uo
Chester r. Il, and st Waterloo with suseT T. K q.
m. EASrOE EXPRESS Dover
b. snd Phbpssurg w bena AID sr
T. r., and Lehgs VALLEY r. for BealeEsn ADrsS-
Reading, Harrisburg aud the West .
N. HACkEi TST0WN EXPRESS oonneets m ChsHd u
sad with z. r. for Andover. Newton, and FrsakDa
5;20 . DOVER EXPRESS
For YOUNGSTOWN 7:i5 sO $780, l2:oo H. 100 $40. 81
sFor SUMMIT a. 7ls 40 sO Io:io sah
For ORANGE sud SOUTH ORANGE. IT'S 7:3o. sla go lft
and leO m ITO 2:3o 80 $50 $50 $500 $500 $50 $50 300,
For sETARK at tbs 1880 80 $50 SO 40 1918 1870
lI:Oo n 1900 -l0 roo 23o 800. o. $780, -te<
40 $40 40 500 .60 $50 $780, 800 1900 R9s
q n. Trains marked st East newark -
Leave NeWYorE BLOOMFIELD and MoHTCLAiR al 7:SS
" A. REAsoNER. sapennsssdszL
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STEAMBOATS, aHo Railroads.
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for

PROVIDENCE. BOSTON, WORCESTER
4;UU n. Tom Pier H. n. < loot Of RoblnIonS-
S S az. are B BSsTos Fk9yBsSE
IN. P wcts: e CSH II Es s . al. 11 p
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ LIHE-CHAEGE or TIAE 0a asr Nov 20 81
iai line sosnsen at saasy Heck h M Long Bnneh and all
iioai on al, and connecting railroads reaflg Bed Bank Tom
RIVER w.retOvn, Bir1oga, Taeon PAnjspiia vaeaHd Bridge
a %Is fi.asa +' Ta: ss Tons R1sf yasu. Bay
400 D. mo Ten Rrsr wsr.tovu. rs.t,r,os, &c.
AWNING IN SEW.TokK:
81 s:% Tis:SS' SI,tGs Ten, sss Es
The above u.ias stop a, way stations.
O. y sESTLEf Gen, Nsa,ss 10 Eroiaray
DHILADELPHIA and ERIE RAILROAD
Il ONLY pIakcr ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANCE OF CAaS, 10
TIE OIL REGION aad LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN. Trains
will leave Dsibroses and Cortlandtst Ferries:
$50 n Are EI2tss. d.iy except Sunday vita Paln,a Pas
wiH.Sot Loci S1:u SIS Rsacvo lie m Tyinsoa,
s STg 20 Es 80 n CSnns.,' Z. 5Tinf,os aod o2r
With Lake oeOr5 e. K 05 AZ points West Dali a.,
PSiasephs to Ehe Arrive susSary SIS; wisnspos si0i
Loci Haven $780, ReaOEo se.os' so coy slO RE
sasu' River O the Oil Region Eds ~h Lake Shore sr
W A BALDWIN General Superintendent
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, UNITED
5 M a@ e sSf
At $500 ard s;@ - I'D go SioO, 600 $50. n, u
MORE ,Sd wASaiSeroS ssi rag WEST VI. saltaofs 500
nan @ Baltimore .n ana IL 'S S S M p
without change. For me WEST via Pean RaLosd-e30,
he n and ius sss rem !, FS i1 cssss
ard Louisville ~hou ehsuge Pullman Palace the
daily tsoagh Pittsburgh Cincinnati Lous
Vile srds Louis, without shaage Pullman Palace attached
Vile and Id .apss without ehnse Poinss PLACE ear. are a.
.aessd the G 90 and through from EewYOrk P
foot OF peibroes fsO s cOrsAdtE sl Broadway DAgJ
A J. cAssATT Gen'i Manager Fw JACKSON Gsul suUt
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BEAUTIFtL HOLIDAY GIFT lOr

IA AYOuSG NATURALIST.
Ebers "sireur and Ca,:catsa OF Insects" illustrated With
ty steel engrayns oauuy handeoor and uoou-I
Asoa COD0INGTOE uAGNIFfER AL bottle Of BEES Tor
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I'VE HERALD or HEALTH Tor January
n oaius remarkable di,c01r'e written - IsOCRALE5 3t6
G.. entitled, The Conduct Of Life" Also article
b. Henry WARD BslCHEE. entitled Stormy Days" AMI
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sEw-YoRK. Monday. March 10. 1877.

NEw-YORK. Monday. March I8, I61
Ushered in by a severe snOw-stOrm, the cur
week with It's impractcabe roads and thus far I'M
pleasant weather bids hardly fair prospects for the horse
trade least dealers In fine speedy horses
Today the Feast OF 81 Patrick another back 10
active business, and beyond a LIMITED of
mon draft horses sold at old prices In the Bills Head
Market there have been transactions record. The
supply in the market is large and there
adorable stock OF horses OF good quality on sale.
The regular semi-weekly sale at Messrs Johnston &
Van Tasses Horse and Carriage Auction Mart will be
held tomorrow Tuesday,, the 10Th inst at IL O'clock