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iInicr rrfher te1tnE,ant.

San frdnB C 0, ben TO- 5uni-c5en. ghoRs(t
tele9rap4ltt an Ssn Sous in 8oole'S Camp, lOIor
eine &ommiiiIon iir tsH 9ro5es Der UioDocz5eiuur
seHen Sa eFnenneU,
Iom, Gin Biutss 5nt iansr=@ @efan9euCr, bate eusr
anartH auf Ole G8Gde i'm fSolte Alcutre5 gemadot
Die Sestere feuerte uno tootete ibu Sc9s Su9eIr
burboObiieu feinen S6rper.
DIesoHer 3eitrnsen iprtben iidb In itarteu Gus
otlten ubsr cas- DaiGcre Der Wooocs Seflnesntr
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Wumu1cr 139.

aud tciu 8afmcrt uu0 feiu @cuistt mcbr III
geuleBen. GbeniO oari man bort ielbt ttin
SoNawaiisr mo feline GImonaoe msbr an iOle
dleH Sa9en 3u trtntcu Wagsn, oa in dhter
SabuhnnscOniequaui bjec lettcreu Sc.
trdnte nit SpIrttuoien III cinen &opf gepors
fen msrneu.
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Gtniturs elmer O5abnbriicFe

9 t. XOWls, 10. Snni.-lettln conn.
abeno itiir3te cine Bride iiber ben 6luB Dfa-
rios oes Gt9ue5 au Der 0NeaueumOltb Yam'
rences@aluelO &teubabn" in &auiaS Elm,
wdbrenN Der 3ug oariiber fubr, uno Die Bride
mo Der Bug purocn gdr5Itt 5eril0rt. g8
bttanoeH iib IN benz GeGteren IL Etrioncn,
EstHe oerieIbeH lpuroe IeOOA 8eidbtIlb Der.
loaf
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(Rop.13,1SS) vi
Wfhtt0e ySa1ribt !

SD babe oQe artsn sebrauatsr Rdbmai&tnsn, nj
A. d. glees'ids, @inssr'i5s, Sone'ite, empire
gepitore H. {. tu. 10 gut, mic nsu, Don 10 auIpdrt
porrdtbs ober neue, iuenT oorsetossn, ODER bernie
tb. bie{elben 5u So pro Monat.
ss@artcr,
ser. sGOH, KBeazS5aitimDrefrase.
(San23, ,12Utte)
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d D
Mlle 0rtett
Nahmaid)inen sur Miet6e

All 81 msuatli9. Gum SertauIe in &Gten5abIunssr
su s. sro Eonat. BaarSaber erbaltsn einer libera'
Ten abSus. Soriep u SphoehiaSer'
tStt3t1SD Rr. "a, Sfpre GutapfraRe
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Sic gSiljpu'jdc 0Gbmui9iur

+ 6r aus 4reu einiade uub 6ancr=@rbet lit porjusS
Liner, OILS ale anbern. Sie ldutt lettt obns Sez
rauid, In sinfat uuo oauertaft uno et9ne h beion=
oers fir SbHeiber. Der Breis oerlslbeHtft bon SoC
bis $125. DtGn iprete Dor uno unterlune oieleloe.
xS. SrOnn, agent,
fsBon 191Sg) Rr 40, yorb =@apfraSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-11

Sin iUu9er Yten19, Der fein
VI tnttcr Il dt.-Sm Sable 1862 itarb eiu
WaHn, NamenS Utaltbopl, u&uba uuo eine
2Btttme tebrte nit ibGen crej &tnoern, arpei
Suoh?I uuo tinem HGohen nat NemsDort
3GrhG, no tie idOu iritber gepObnt. 0ie 3ei.
ten waren ible6t uuo fie lab iidI 9eiwungeu,
lbre Snubeu in Oas yierp YOrter Siuoeraigl gu
i4tdeu, no ite ell Sabr lang blieben unO BON
ibrer Ututter bdufiJ beiudlt moroen. Damn
wuroen fie BON Der @eeqi4uft uaa SQinols
9eifidt, mo iie bel elmer 6umllie bel &odIOr0
CUTE Aufnahme ianoen, G,u,ge Sabre binz
ourh ifrieb bic Uluttsr bdufiJ, oanu abr
b0rte aae Gorrsipouoen3 uuf uno iaet, uadI
10 Snbren, 1T ener oerSnabeu mad Rem- Uori
spriidgefebrt, I'M ieine Otutter su uheu, Die
nod am ycben ietu iou Den gansen 8ea
bon 9fodforo, 9u., bis bier bat er in uerihle.
Oeuen 3wh6eurdumen MAIDEN miiIien, oa ey
Obne Wittel uou SuiuOts abreiite uno Id MI
terWeg8 oaS 6abr8elO erwerbeu muBte. 81
bat ieine Uiuttsr nod ntdlt gefuuoen.
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o,uft Re;rs NSSbn,nsbfue

ete sbr bt. serdui6loIe. it isIbt=oIenee . an3
@abs Berbeiieruns ssisben, bic foasnsret on
aIeu poryasiiGen NaiGinen, nslts in Dem Ser'
fauisIofols BON :. I'd. zSic, Ir. rs, as.zSalfimo'
re., ua5e @ap praBe, setaut erOsn, aneebrat ipiro.
NIB. Wai9inen permistbrt, aussebeiiert uno umz
.a..,s4. tNpr2 t2lftfl
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ltntOnz
Sank : 0r lrll [b d #
Der StaOt Baltimore.
SIrean (9fcDnUlS6 s SaOin) {:
yir. 2I, SoutbltraBe.

.9bige @ekni6aft (irS't5 tncorporirO IN isst
uoai1 or9dutiirt.
SbliIp Sooer ...................,.... Brdiiocnt
ltriber uon Der Eirna y. 9oper & Gu., YIutlers)
3. ". Gavin n...............,,,......... 9QIiirer.
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Sr. :. O. &irpro.
Rr. 141. BeE-Kapettes, unterhalb Der

SoDaEeHraBe,
fann burdb cine 3O.idbrise grfubruns In Soiptdern
uno eiueSeilung BON trilin srfranfien
oorns Sraare in 3 3aeeu perIprehen. tous pom ct
mem Sabre in 6 ldaen ourh eiu iotaies SeliEiit
seid6rIte arantbeitsn hes BluteS, SaheS, Nais
nuo Saut< t<(Yelbuire uno abelriehenos SitsrnHsen u
{. 70. M3neq sebeilt.
Juuge 3ente,
nm asrper H. @eif ourb unbsbahtiamfeit 'Iuo eins
Hkenoe 9ebeusueile leoeno. nit 3ttern, DfelaH6o'
liz, Wsrpen. sosr prsanilter Sdmdte, Sultsn, un.
ns,boulifsit aus3ebrun9 bebaftet, ,o9ieit
uns PROMPT oetr oert. uaS oolse 3rait mieoer etz
sanot ebne SuedfiIher. SprsG tnnoen BON bis IL
az abenos' l65-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-11
Die SbOIera in Wempbis.- Di
Sterbltd1Fctf inn 2uuchn1en.

Wf en- bls, 10. Sum. = Die @bOlera
nimmt Obue 3pelfeI su. Sente wuroen 18
YeriOnen beerOigt, 9Cftern nur IL beute4benO
6 lbr maren bereits IA Geerotguugen auf
nlOrgeu beiielt. Ser Qdtb. SafOb SbOup-
ion, SetretGr oes Sunern uHter Buchanan,
1T on Der Cholera erfranft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-11
ST. 6. SSpub s Coup,


@olb's patentirten automatii9en 6etSern,
fDelde in Den Ieeen finSebn Sabren iebr umfansred,
unb nit beiierem Grioas, als rseno elm anSsrer NIT
Dampf ODER beiSem Dliier bti6enoer apparat, ss'
braud1t poroen.
Der .YarIer= aE beubeerb" unb gBarz
rsn'te Seerbe, SGrlor., Suns unS Ssbtnins '0enerz
Rlas.pei5er.
Der beriibmte 9aulon'ibe "Hot Air Furnace"
9eaure BON Slsi- uub @tieurobren, Baoenannen,
Saslauteu, Gai6fdnbs, Yliiors. ab5ussro5ren tiir
Ebtrtte; ON ieau6
hsorouilI6e 8ammeu, 2Saiier' Naitinerie u. I. 10.
marmorne unD Sbteier.aamtnFmie, Geue6serb=
8foite, 9fesiher u. |. M.
sa6en,lltesflien. Waiieriu5lfr uno 8tiriseratoren
sod,z guo Ssi,oisn, iouie &eparatursH alsr art
prompt aus seiibrt.
fsHS...Q nc 10 hon Noltfu1nrp> IN n (SIJtamffr
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Sur Tamiltcu=S1Gsarbetten

Ia feline MdIdinc bser, ols bic Home Shuttle Lock
Stitch, ea tic oauerbait uno cinlad ill., ntt le6t be-
ltdbist pirb uno rscno eiHer Der tPeuren Uaittnen
slettommt.
Sie toaet pon s25 bis $50 uub uirb aut fint Sabre
aarantirt. Spbu Z. Butler, @eneralzasent,
Rr. 8, Rortz 6 Charles HraRf,
(Sr2ttSy) Snelte @td9e.
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Sic berbsKette pJlurcnee" gabma
idjiue,

Die bette gtaibtne fir lei6te unb i&wers 8ami
Iisnz0dbsreien. Sie bat Die berlbmte riidfteabor
gpeie< unS I'D ielbf ridtcnte spnli6iHzStrei6unt
uno oausrt ldnssr, OILS iepe anbsre WtafGtus. @tri
unter lei6ten 8eoinsuussn pertauit i'm
8srtaufsIotalc Der IS florence : N dbma'
idiRen= @efelIfd aft"
(SuIi21, ,I2DtteF( Sr. 49, WurSz SB BarleSar.
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gserbaftnna BON WlienbabnSieben.

8 IT ON, 10. Suni.-0er AbenO6ug Dou
goitOu nuf Der 6li9burg' '@tienbabn wuroe
ieit eiuiger 3eit ipitematiid 6eraubt, tpel9es
Die @Ompa9uie peranlaBte, @ebeimpOliteu
ansulielen. 9a8 8eiultat mar Die yerbGfs
tun9 oe5 @onoutteurs &omarb Brtnble, Ma'
idiaiten @eor9e Smitb, bes 6ei8erS Napo'
leon 8looO, beS @rs@OuOutteurS Siloretb II.
beS 6rauf 6anscomb. Gubere Yeronen ite'
ben i'm Serba9te Der Sbeilnabme uno ibre
SSeifnabme miro eriolgen. BrtnOle II. 6n-
6retb plaioirten S4nlbis Dor Dem @eri6t in
@roton unb Der @riiere murOe auf Elm Sabr
iu's 3udtbauS geifidt. Cine 9rOBe Dteu9e
Don 9eitobleuen Sa6enti pteGererIan9t worf
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Nykorp auf hohcr Gee.

8bilabelpbta, 10. 5uni.- Cine anz
Sabl BoliSiiten bssab ft9 beute Rua,mittag
an Boro Der Sarte rs. 8. Duffslo," Don
YarmOutbr @nslano, tur5 naa ibrer aufuuft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-11

Sic vseror" >IaBmsidine,
tiirslid intruouSirt unO Die bette aller ppr@
banoenen
erbielt Die Grdmie in Der lesten ansfeluns bes
vaneritlniiheu Snftituts" su IepzDorf uno Ut be@
Sonpers tiir Sbusoer einseritet, rnatbt iebob ale
arten Rdbersien slbft iid ieftelenbe Rooel. Dian
fomme uno iCbe! Sdafer & Heic'
Rr. 925, HSef.SaItimore., nabe
(Nnrlt6ISO GbarlestraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-11
Soha q. Samaa & G0a1p.,
Mr.. .Aa. N1effs DrattffraSe,

uabe Spear's s gBerfte,
Gambler nit ben beften barfsn
9piens' Bulep=, Suuburp. uub Cumberland
&oblen,
2e4O Hfuno aui Die Sonne in afIen silIeu, fret Dor
61teisr unb 1nbern unreinigfeiten. (Sept6, 12Dtei
Die behen Steinfoblem ~ ben nie6rta.
fe1 Yreiisn.
Eehleu BON Der -B0ltRlsrer &ompae1it,r ben ee
~SunerzSoftoner @empasnit.I
ttbper unb raid breREeEoe 8obea--De beftsr Roelsy
aui bem bteft9eu Ntarfie
3l oerfaufen
xurrtulabnHgs s. oe er1cnneumetit.
Had -spf,ns' Bailey unS Sumberidnbsr aostss
q. &. 3igse, Gsert Der
.a3oftfrorer aobcn-" u. ~nnieIz@ @iieHbabnz& emp.
2ireou: Ser. ., 8ontbfsroae.
QobIeub0ie: @de Der Hortbs uno NabiiouhraBt
xn6 @de Der aiiee ann' unc aibsmGrlsfrase.
(Oft14, ,tzB Bttes)
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Gin entfprun9ener EOllbGusIer
Dcruuoliicft.

9atrt8burg, Ya., 10. Suni.-@efern
Ibenb fano man bic 2eide zines entiprunqes
nen SrrIinntgeu, NamenS gS. 6. 0apis, aus
benz Spttale Der Bepnipluanii6eu Staatss
Srrenanitalt auf benz @eletie Der y Bennipluas
uler @lenbubn" oberbalb Der Staot; Der
Sopf mar beiuahe bonn Rumpfe aetreunt.
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Selegrapbiide SepeIdea.
GuropaiI6e &a6tl6eri6te.

g On Ser .aiiociirten gres" fir ben r@ousiponbeu
ten" beriChtet.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-11

&OfumbuStn Qblo rtrO nad ei.
rer Proclamation ieineS DfupOr8 i6 fort.
OH raran 9ewGbnen miiiien, an SOnntagen
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Rpblemsn berabsefesteu% %retier
Wurrnuaf, q. GUut,.,

3rh,ey init ben teften SorteH Seblsn, meihe bier 81
&or,ts nshrod,t rueroen. aQe, nelde 4oblen sebral
den. pepoen mobl odrnn tbuH, porjulprsdjen unb 10
sIsid su tauisn, ebe Der Vreis fteist. .on
Uireou: German, erRe &3nr ottli6 ron be
SoInsy,ar.ss (Sept20,1SD
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SaianS : 9speI9ea.
Die @efnnun9en Der rSfco'GlUuS"=
ctuotduer.

Baibington, 8. Suui. - gtad benz
geridte Ses SuOiauerageuten Semble ioGen
Die @efnnuugeu Der YReb. @lOuO"s Snoioper
frieblider 0atur ieiu. unterbaltuugen NIT
Dem ,blauen Yferbe," bem v9roBen l8olfr "
Oem lansamen 8uuen," Dem vrOtben Slatt"
unb ogar nit benz ,rotben 9uno," lanter
butburItigen g8iloen babeu ergeben, oaB ne
ni1ts 8Gits i'm Sdtlbe fibrcn. Cine Ser
mebrung Der 8eohoAtun9sttuppen idetnt
oemna9 ntdt notbWeuOi9, bod ruiro empfob-
len, cine 0leiterpatrOuiue auf Der anoeren Seltc
oeS 6luiieS III ifationireu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-11

N. Gourtneg & Sruoer,
S1r. II, SeurS Sbarlesfrase,
gde Der SsupettefroBe.
geir MAIDEN auj unIsreu rsi&bnItissR uns afiartr'
ten Borratb pon
Gbampagnrr,
wsetnzEse euen pon Der fsinfsn Gnaitfat'
Ghertpz, Yprtz uno Dlaoetra@ Belnen'
Branntrpein,
gsotei,' xsbtsssr uno
6apanna=G Gigarren
o-,.,.r,s,r, melhs ole sluei gBodben per Samptsr
niomnsn nno i'm 9etnea 81 @n9ros oszYreteH ptrf
tGuft peIoen. errpr.
feincn Sbee
uno
.rsa.mSblte @roterie= Ssaarsn fur Camille.
ons,r;oe Noenteu oes beribmten lub bhoni Il
renRoaa aen B btsteo. t0e5l312VttD
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8Qttmore WGo,, Witmo6 ben II. SUIT 1878.

BON 2iuerpool, via Sionep, un0 berhnftetsr
ben stpeten Stelitrmann, gameus 8enidmir
Balmer, % Sabre alt, inter Der 9lntlage bel
S0otung bes SOhn Mc0onOugb, eine8 Gee.
manntS. 0aS @reigntB trug id an letter
Sounta9 Dtorgeu nuhe Sap Dan Su. Dtc.
0ouou9b mar SuiGQig Dem Smelten Steuer-
mann i'm Pe9e, Der 2eetere geretb bariibcr in
Corn unb i6lug ben Wanu uiebsr, norauf 81
ibn nit Dem TuBe aegen Den 2eib trut. Uc'
8Onough ftatb nah einer balben Stuuoe unr
tpurhe an ielbeu gta6mittag ms Wteer &c.
ienft. Der lrpeite Steuermann unb pier2eute
purbeu fehgenommeu; bic bier 0tGnner mers
ben ais Selaitungsaeuaen feitsebalten.
GrpIoiion in cincm 8ObIenbcratper=
fe.-Verluff BON OlcnfbenIeben.
g ba m fin, 10. Sunt. - Seute gtade
nlitta9 ersi9uetc ii9 in oem pon Der yBhil.
Il. Reaoiug &ObIeu= uuo &iieu Comp" be-
triebenen &oblenberaperfe cine @rplOfou.
Der Stollen mar icit ldngerer 3eit nttt in
ipt5irt moroen, muroe aber au9emein fiir iid]er
9ehdlten.
@s ino 65 Ranu in benz 8erfe beifGftiGt.
Der Steiger @onro0 9rumhelier beqab ii6
in Die aussebauta @rube, oils bic @rploiion
iOfort erfolgte. Die 6euerOdmpfe entsiinOez
ten tdl uub bruu9en IN ben StOqeu, NO
bic 2eute arbeiteteu. 0ieieiben waren nit
ben aefGbrliheH idwarSen 9dmpfen gdnSlidD
lnbetannt uno bislten iie fir ben Haud bcS
SpreugpuluerS; iie blieben infOlge Oeiien, bis
fe BEN @rEiden uabe maren. 9ie Stdrtiteu
gelau9ten 9Iiidlid aus ben bsbrobten Steuen
un0 ma9ten aQarnl, Qnoere folgteu, iiitr5ten
aber uuterrpe9S erit0pit nieoer. Sobn 5a1a,
Der Oberitet9er that iofort Shritte CUR 0teta
tun9 Der 2eute. gls er 500 YarbS melt Dor.
9ebrunsen mar, itiirSte sr uou benz 0ampfe
liberpdltiQt in einen WafertiimpeI Il. ertrant.
@uoh Dtagen8ti murbe toot neben Ibm ges
fanOen.
Adt 2eidlen BON SerungIlften bat man
81 Gage 9ef0rOett. Son ben 30 SergIeutsu
bat man uur 80 gerettet. @5 berri6t groBer
eSnu rt1er 1tuh 1nnehenrs M,tfren11iIn
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-08-22

IL was a summer evening,
Old Mr.. Smith had come
From San Francisco by balloon
To his suburban home
Where, by the shore Of Klamath lake,
His pleasure he was wom 10 take.
He saw his grandchild, Coifaxine,
While playing ut croquet,
Roll something large and smooth and round
To her brother Henry Clay,
Aud ask the young sport II he knew
Where that queer paleozoio grew.
The old man Smith stepped up and took
The relic in his hand,
And shook IL till II ratified out
A gill or two Of sand.
{" lis some squaw Modoos skull, quoth he,
Who fell in the great victory"
Now tell M what twas all about"
Young Henry Clay inquired;
While on her malet Colfaxine
Leaned with a look inspired.
Come tell us who the warriors were,
And why they killed each other here"
" 1t was the Yankees, said old Smith,
'Who made the Modocs run,
Because they coveted the lands
The red men hunted on.
It's somewhat mixed, but all agree
That twas a famous victory.
Men, babes, and women, ifty-three,
Followed the Indian chief;
One hundred times ~ many whites
Brought Mr. Lo to grief
Aud every red was killed" said be,
" Ia the great Modoc victory"
% But what good came of IL at last ~
Asked gentle Colfaxine.
Good? Why, we got their land, you bet
The home you're living in;
And many a heather scalp won We
In that brave Christian victory.
81 Great praise our Col Killem gained,
And exc our flag, ween;"
90 But did they read the Bible them"
Said plying Colfaxine.
Why that cannot say," quoth he
But twas glorious victory"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-08-22
Paris ut Night.

The Paris correspondent of the Ms
souri, Republican writes that in Paris
everybody lives in the street. The wide
boulevards glitter with countless gas
Jets, while innumerable mountains leap
into the air. The beautiful trees that
are planted thickly everywhere glisten
in the brilliant light. The huge plate
glass windows are dazzling with gas
from within and acknowledgements
move up and down the white asphaltum
walks beneath these trees, gazing in the
shops, and still more thousands sit on
the pave at tiny tables, drinking wine and
eating ices. They live here on glaces
and merangues, washed down with
champagne or eau sucre. Very nice for
those that like it but sigh in unethe-
real manner for a mutton chop, such
as / was introduced to (and became at
tached to- in London. The poultry
here is good, but the meat is vile, and
the water is viler; and with all their
grand fountains pouring seas of water,
and for all their blaze of gas, you get,
when you are chez UOus, a milk pitcher
of water for toilet purposes and a bit of
a car die to find a slim, little towel with.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-08-22
BACHELOR BEN.

Oh, yes, know I'm bachelor,
Aud am slowly turning gray,
And growing Grabbed, cross, ANA old.
In this unnatural way
I've lived my lonely life half through
That's allotted here to man,
And suppose will have 10 1--we the rest
The best that ever can.
And all my friends remind me now
That former hopes have fed,
had better look for some one else -
Well, yes, l suppose had.
No doubt il IL foolish thus to live,
II il what my friends all say;
But my heart is not my own to give,
II was long since given away.
All. well remember now the time
When We parted, TO go
To the far-off West TO find home
Where love might live and grow.
And she said, will always love you, Ben,
Wherever you may be;
will always love and stick to you,
II youT love and stick to me.
Aud we talked Of how we'd build the house,
small one with one floor,
An how We would add on other rooms
II ever We needed more.
A ld then she blushed and kissed good-by
In the evenings soft twilight,
Aud her little hand trembled in mine
As she said, BE sure TO write.
got me farm beside lake
OF prettiest crystal blue,
And built me q cot that was large enough
To hold many more than two.
planted a vine by the cottage door,
With a flower that she would love,
And rural seat, and lattice, too,
That the flowers might bloom above.
The letters came, and she said Dear Ben,
/ ever dream of thee
And of the home you are building up,
Dear Ben, for you and me;
And of the happy times well have
Ven work together, you see
I'll help you in your outdoor work,
And then you must help me.
Description never was my forte,
And so 1 can't describe
My Mary: but I'll tell you what
Oh, no / won't, I've tried
thousand times to tell just how
My Mary looked, but pshayl
| came as far from telling how
Az justice is from law
But there's many slip 'twixt cup and lip,
And it proved so in this thing;
bird in hand is worth full foul
OF any bird on the wing;
For letters came that were cold and hard.
And that cast my spirits down
Aud then one came saying, Darling Ben,
Forgive me, I've married Brown
And so m an old bachelor,
And they call me cross and old;
Aud say am always in the way,
Aud cause them 10 fret and scold.
Well, yes, suppose this all may be
What these good people say;
But if things hadn't happened as they did,
I ,Vn,,l6pf have liypd this
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-08-22

SURE CURE FOR DIARRHEA.-A cor
respondent of the Country Gentleman
presents remedy for diarrhea which he
never knew to fail for the past twenty
five years of its use in his family. 1t is
simply dose of laudanum and oil Ca
tablespoonful of castor oil with twenty
drops of laudanum in it). The lauda-
mum acts as an astringent, and the oil
heals and carries off the effect of the
disease.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-08-22

IT is no wonder that very many peo-
pie are poor when their hard earnings
are wasted on indulgences which do
harm instead of good. Bread is the
great staple OF food, and $500, 1000, 600
was spent last year for flour to feed
poor people. But the tobacco sold in
the country for chewing and smoking
and snuff cost $3.50, 900, 000-about 81
for every man, woman and child. This
is bad enough, but the cost of intox-
icating liquors was much higher. DR..
Edward Young, at the head of the Bu-
reau of Statistics in Washington, es-
Inmates the amount paid for liquors in
1870 at $500, 900, 000-averaging nearly
$40 for every man, woman and child. A
large amount of this is used in poor
families, and reduces them to want and
wretchedness.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-08-22

Won MoLTKE is feeling very feeble,
and is not long for this life.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-08-22
THE PARKMAN MURDER.

Boston papers of about November %,
1849, contained notices like the follow
ing
, 1873-03-22

aging to induce tllom to altor thoir purpose.
The gront loen Of wha}ors In tlo Arctic regions iii
1871, hns boon followed by tho loss Of four md
tho Ralo Of twonty wllalo1s III 1874 exclusive OF
chips Tint havo changed hat,tls in tho businoss.
IT haa beconlo tab1,nslrtlons and Its results too
,,ncortait. to continue IT, WHOM capItal Ia prom,
lsc Bafor Investment md more sliro rewartls In
enterprises OIL tho land. Tho |Vhalcncn's Ship
ping list aaya: -.
Tho heet at Hea Jam l., 1871, numbers 1856 vensola,
ngnihAt 105 ycnr nao. We Ind ompoyod In 1865 67l
yessea with Tonnage Of 2oo, 1885, averaging $50 tons;
II 1862 a57 vcsaals with tonnHo Of 1l9 avorag-
ing 2sa tons in 1a73 203 vesaos, with tollnngo Of
47,op1. ayoraEng 23d tons. Tho comparison shows
T. T., q, ay,e,rae sso Of The eps employed. Thesrgest
Hos oaenrinH 20a 800 tons. Tho Iargcat f1oct In Tho
Arctic Ocean was In 1854 when 231 spa were thoro
aud obtained 184 0a2 hrlB Of uhao o averaging 7p4
bris. I4o largest quantity Of aper1n oil Imported
~ 1s53-lo3o17 l,rH, averaging in price 41A. Tho
argeat quantity Of whate oil was imported in l85l-
83 brs averaging 45 Ccntd. Tho largest quantity
Of Wal6bone imported in 1885, G52 400 lts Gv-
orag!h8 "a conss gold Thcso agurra 60 to nhow how
gsent cnnngo tho whae flaliory has undergone At
nolho anu among consumers Our nnttro import Of
bperm and whale o In 1872 was about trec-fo,irs Of
our Import OF aorn In 1861 md about ono-fourth OF
our import OF wlln IN 1851 h1,t1 or import Of whale
port OK 1853.