The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-08-29
Aora Department.

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Every one who has satronized the Kalamazoo
Business College speak OF it in the highest
terms.
A. I. NoRroN, Esq, the well known Hotel
man, has taken the Clifton House and IL IN
readiness to entertain his old friends and the
travelling public
All hands on tins paper have been sick dur
ing the past week, withe the exception of y T.,
nevertheless tho TRUE NoETIERNER meets you
on time, though little short in reading matter.
The Illinois Railroad and Warehouse Com
missioners have fixed the passenger tariff on
several OF the first-class roads at three cents
per mile. The rate has heretofore been about
four cents.
Any one having good variety OF Apples can
have them exhibited at the meeting OF the
State Pathological Society at South Haven next
week, by leaving them with X. W. Moves at the
Court House.
Bogus lard is extensively made in Ohio. \
large quantity of Indian meal is stirred into
the melted lard. 1t becomes pulpy and escapes
detection. 1t isn't as good lard. but it is more
healthy. Still, the honest way is to give the
corn to the hog while he is alive and let him
mix it himself.
HADsELL, of the Day Spring, has been read =
ing the proceedings and platform of the late
convention of Iowa, which was run in the IN
terest or disaffected aud payed-out politicians,
and has come to the conclusion to fall In with
the new movement il it promises TO lick the
corrupt Republican party" Just 80.
Messrs. Munger ~ Dunning have opened
Market one door south of the TRUE NORTHERN
Err office where they are in readiness to serve
all who may call on them, with good nice beef,
mutton, DC. at prices which are far between
seller and buyer. Our readers will agree with
us that these gentlemen are worthy share Of
the public patronage.
IN late speech Gov. Palmer, of Illinois. said
to the people, I" that if they did not wish to be
robbed. they must elect honest men TO Office
If they had not elected Salary Grabbers there
very correct. But when the people do nothing
more than nominate and elect to Office men
who ride down county or district, is II not too
much to expect that they will be honest The
man must get pay for the time and money he
spent in manipulating the primaries. as well as
for the time he spends in the discharge Of the
duties Of the Office he has secured.
In another place will be found a communica-
ton from Asa C.. Glidden, Esq, giving full
and correct relation OF the operations and
doings, and the pursuit and apprehension OF
Henry Russell, the cattle, sheep and hog thief
We have had three different versions Of this at
far, all founded on partial knowledge of the
facts. The account OF Mr.. Glidden is entirely
authentic, as he ID an active member of the
Detective Association, and was the one of the
pursuing party who procured the arrest OF Rus
sell, and who made a careful investigation OF
the facts and all tho circumstances OF this case.
The present number closes THREE years pub
lcation OF the TRUE NoRTHERNEE by the pres
ent publisher. That the work has been accept
ably done and taat the reading public have been
stantly increasing list OF its patrons and read
ers. We now ask the cooperation of ALL
Let each patron and reader call the attention OF
others to It's excellencies and say kind word
in it's favor, and thus aid in extending it's circu-
latIon. BY 80 dong the publisher VIII be en-
abled to further improve the quality and excel.
ence of the paper, and thus make 1t the best
in the State,-one that will reflect still greater
credit on our village AM the county at large,
WE have received numerous inquiries as tc
the authorship of the "Short Chapters OF
Matnmony" For the information of the curl
GUS IN that direction We will state that the
author is a very intelligent person and may bt
male or female. We leave people to MAKE
their own choice as to gender The author II
accustomed to the use Of the Gull, as is APP
parent from the manner in which the subjec
is handled. Those who have failed to read thu
articles have missed literary treat
These articles are drawing to close, afte
which we shall have something else OF interes
for the readers OF tho True NoRTHERNER.
Some time since we published the card O
Sheppard Romans, formerly the actuary OF Oh,
New York Mutual Lite Insurance Company
in which certain irregularities the manage
ment, by which policy holders were being pee
ulated upon, we're charged. To answer which
an article was recently published, credited to
Pttsburg paper, but most likely written by al
officer OF the company named in which 1t wa
attempted to discredit Mr.. Homans and white
waah the MANAGEMENT
As to which of the dispu.ants is most credi
worthy, will appear by the following little com
parison Mr.. A. e. Lindsey took out a polio
in that company some seven years ago, OF Fiv
Thousand Dollars, and after paying three pre-
miums became dissatisfied with the manage
ment and took paid up policy, surrepderin
the original one
Mr.. Lindsey had paid in cash into the co m
pany the sum Of Five Hundred and Sixty-fy
dollars and thirteen cents (S565.13), and ha
become entitled to dividends to the amount {