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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-03-28

The CHEAPyEss OF PERIODICAL LITERATURE
In the Publishers Department of the Apr,l
number of Scnbner's monthly, we find the fol-
lowing statement.
Very Few persons appreciate the cheapness
Of periodical literature. The four bound vol
umes OF ScRI3NEn's MONTHLY, which are sold
for $1,000, contain moro than half dozen se-
rails, nearly fifty short stories more than one
hundred poems and sonnets, nearly Ave hum
dred sketches and essays. reviews, tales of tray-.
el AMI adventure, editorials on Topics of the
Time," etc. by the best writer's, embernsreu
with the choicest Illustrations by Americas and
European artists, Ian amount Of reading mat
ter more than equal 10 ten thousand or linas~
book pages withimore than one thousand I,r : :
trations. They make complete librax -
current literature, and in book form wouR -
about sI00. The price Of these VOLUME
ly about one tenth the price paid fox -, s.a -
qusntityof literary matter in booSxk
The series OF illustrated Articlesy ,ox.,u .x,-
commenced In ScsrssER's, eaf ,,.d .rr,s
GREAT souri," tobe written ~ rd~s,., r,.A .e
to be illustrated by corpscf sri;sts .n,ars s
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viii cost some s25, 900 TO $4,000. No ,v.a,'
publisher would think for a moment q, ,,n,,s- ~
taking such an enterpr's and giving The resr,s.
to the public, In booF as profusely illustrated
IS these VIII be- Tor less than $40, to els. a
copy: and yet pss ~ who subsoribes for tbs
monthly, and comr fences his subscription with
The beginning OF this series, win get the entire
'welve papers r. a "a. besides all the other A.
ractons Of tho Magasine.
Dr. Holland serial arthur Bonnicassle
TOW running through the Magazine. with its
Illustrations by Miss HAllock, whom publisbsd
a book, viii sell for s1.75 to s3.50 per copy.
md yet TIE subscribers to so1mrxs's receive
he story entire, and all tho other attrsct,ve
'sading matter of the Monthly, moro than
'qusl to twelve such books for only a.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-03-28
Paw Paw, MlcmoAs, March 2s, 1873

OEE In another column. advertisement
SEE about Iowa aud Nebraska Lands.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17
AlIan EIectad In ohio.

The election OF wuLIAx ALLEN, an old school
Democrat in Ohio, is one of the most promising
features of the day, and shCws that the people, IN
the west at least are returning to their senses IL
is probable that Mr.. Allen will yet be cheated out
of the Gubernatorial Office. But that be has been
elected by the legal votes of the people OF Ohio
by good large majority we cannot for one mo-
ment doubt
The change which has begun in that great State
will continue to 60 forward until it sweeps the
present Radical party out of even the strOngholds
ia which they think they have entrenched them
selves for the purpose of continuing their robbery
Of the people.
The election of VIM. Allen has q significance
far beyond placing him in power. 1t looks to the
Senate, as well, and TO the casting out OF that
body the men WHO require ",back pay" in order to
live, when far better men perform better work at
home for much less meney than that reckless and
riotng body was getting before the salary steal
1t looks to selecting President who will scorn
to tell the people there is honor in casting theiI
suffrages for him unless their choice is accompa-
MED with "double pay" Let the COED work OF
reform go on. Delaware must NOT be backward
in the raee-and she will not-she will be in al
tie breach when the "grabbers" are made 10 leave
the cspitol
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17
Troops Of Ailments vanqulshea.

On account Of the promptness with which II,
checks the feYers generated by unhealthy exhala-
tons Hostetters Bitters is considered indiapen-
sable family medicine the boardeTs Of our South
ern and Western rivers and in new settlements
where the plough and the are for the 1rst time
disturbing the soitudes Of nature Ats reputation,
the elements Of disease rife ii is the surest
safeguard of health; wherever sickness prevails il
is efdcAeious as q remedy. Among the serious dis
eases which it is guaranteed to control, are indi-
gestion, biousness, and all the minor amente con-
nected with arrangements Of the stomach the liver,
and the bowels-such as heartburn. headache. fat
ulence costiveness nausea, distaste for foedt Ian
guOr and debility, palpitatiOn OF the heart trem-
bling of the hands, noises in the ears dsoHdered
vision, disturbed sleep, and mental inQnietudb. As
these physical and mental disturbances tend TO a
general failure of all the powers Of the system,
they should be at once corrected-as they always
may be, By a course Of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters. octl4 4to22
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17


Mr.. LLOYD, in the Atlante Monihiy for No
vembeF, alludes to the undisguised Teprobatiou In
which Chiei-Juetice Chase he'd the perpetrators
Of the back pay steal at was during an after
noon walk, says Mr.. Lloyd, "while discussing
what seemed TO MIN the indifference Of the snp-
porters of that measure to public opinion that be
recalled the lines
"Popailats me s,bitIt, at mihi plaWdO =
Ipse don't sipauI &C aummos contemtplar in area
And the Chief-J Justice could hardly have found
q couplet in ancient or modern literature wAich
would have applied more truthfally TO the Repub-
lIcan Congressmen who passed OF to the sPfesi-
dent who contaminated that infamous measure
than his stinging passage from Horace. Grant,
with his &50, 900 salary and $1,000 in apPEopria-
tiOns for the maintenance Of the White House,
cares no more for the public ecorn and the means
by which the salary was doubled than do the Gala
ry-grabbers and the back-pay thioves for The de-
testation Ia which their part of the trAnsacon is
held. Let the people hiss; what docs that ameant
to 80 long as they have the stolen money to sloat
overI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17
RIahts Of Colorea People In Theatres.
Is THE MANAoEMEsT OF THEATRES PRIv4RE
Ml1HT9 M


Is THE MANA0EMENT OF THEATREs a PRIv4RE
NloHT5 M
The right of the cOloged race to ga inte tAeatles
has been sometime before the couTtA T4o Grand
iuriea have dismissed eomplAints against PalTaef
& Jarrett aud Josh Hart Tor violating the % c1ed
civil rights law Of 1873. Yesterday fohr cqsee
came up In the Supreme Court, Chanbetes before
Judge Barrett, against Wallacks Theatre. MI.
A. Oakley Hall moved for a rule obliging the coll
ored plaintiffs TO receive unverifed anaweFs, aud
claimed, under a special law OF 1854, that 10 all
actions founded upon statutes pelug hnoa and
penalties such answers were permitted. hestasea
that his clients were advissa 10 take this oonnAa -
escape annoyance as well as receive legal protee-
tIon. 'e's g. ttf
Ex,Iudas Cuivert opposed, and claimed that
this statute was repealed by the CODE and thae the
management must admit or deny ON oath whether
ii is excluded for color or not.
Judge Barrett leaned strongly against Ains bat
took the papers similar snIt in Albany agAanst
Manager Richardson, Of the Opera House. result
cd In . disagreement Of the jury. Bat out city
ity both in England and America, as was stated
in the arguments, claimed and exercised the right
to view their theatres as private bustne@ places.
and exclude whom they phase by refusing 10 sell
tickets and without reference TO either black Or
white, Hcathen Chimes, or Jim Nyes. And they
deny that the legislature can force them, while
managing private business, to conduct the latter
according 10 a penal statute. 1t wall now be al
least a year before the cases in question come to
trial, If they ever do--N. J.. Herald, l0th. :.
An associated press dispatch, dated yesteEdAy
says: In the case of q coloTed man against Wal
lack, for non-admssion to his theatre, Judge BAr-
rett yesterday allowed the defendant 10 put In an
uuverfied answer, which is considered adVeFue TO
the plaintiff. s.a4'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17

High prices still rule the hour Almost the only
thing that remains stationery are the snbscrip-
tions 10 the Newspapers. Everything else Gtays
where Il was al the close Of the war, cne to two
hundred Per cent. above the old rates. Two 10
Jour dollars to hear the opera three dollars 70 zee
SalVlni; ten dollars for hat OF q pair Of blets:
one hundred and fifty dollars for q ladys dress;
four to hTe dollars day at . hotel; Wh,Is beef,
butter, Hour and bread are ~ high - II cattle had
grown scarce, cows had gone dry, and The Ro,ds
produced scanty crops. OF couEse Labor has ad-
yaneed with everything else, because labor pro-
duees everything. Meanwhile, the newspapsrs,
that are ct least hundred per cent. better ihan
ever get no more per copy, and little more SoF ad-
vertisements, than they got fifteen yeaFs ago,
though the cost Of the white pager thsy a5s Les
nearly doubled.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17
FOR sAEE AND RENT
Wilmington, Delaware.

Ess i 'S'SS :s.s SaIssi Ess ny Dsf;S6t tsisst Ssk
Ne j. 1ns thrss aIOiy kSiOk, "a s. Cor. Oh
aud Washington streets with all the modern I'm i
SS. HIs. SlSS S"P ss East tA ST.
:. No. j. One two-ssory brick. Cor Locust and
Ho.l. Oas two storv brick. Cor. l2th and Tat
palI. With sH ne modern i@Dr0vsmsns' ana
No. s. 0nS StWo-atOry brick. lal7 TstnAll St.. 9
NO.6. One thrss-sIOEv brick. 7O2 Tatnall st.. 8
Me-. One two story brick. l229 r4tnaIl St.. $
Nos onsthres-stOry hriCk, lO2, TAtnail ST..
No. 0. Three lwq story bricks. LipOOln St, be-
.No, TO- oaa thEss,stoTy brick. 80 .4th St with
NO Ii, OSe thf6e-sterT 6Tick, 5I2 W. eth St..
with ali the wodsFn lmQrovsmenta 4nd large front
No.l2. One three-story brick. No. AL East 9th St.
Possession immSdiAtely. price low.
No, ls. Two tAreS-stoTy bricks, No.12le and 1871
No. IL. ons thres-stuTy brick, Ne. 1907 washing
ton st., with 'front.' and side yards and al the mod
No. 1s: TSo tw o.stOry frame houses, on Scott st.
bstSSsh llth and 18th. LOts 2SxlOO It. rooms
Ne. Is. TwotWO-stOry bricks ON LevsriAs Ave.
between Lincoln aud Scott Sts" with front and
No. II. One three-stOry brick dwelIlns on King
ST., between 8th and 9th, with all the modern ian
pr0Vements. also q stable, re
No. IS. One three-storY brick, Ali King St
No. Is; YPs three story brick W'6th st' near the
No. 90 Three three story bricks 1242. 1244. LAG
Poplar 81. six rooms each. .-t8 III. -
No. 81, One three4story brick, No. 500 jefferson
st. Terms very eaay and location good
No. ~. A half square OF grouu q between 18th and
18th lStss, fe0ntinE on West, curboa and ErAded.
.N023. A farIn in Brandywiae Hundred Of 63
acres9ne ia CAgisti aaa Hundred OF about llO
acrosAud several smaller tracts, one OF abOut 50
acresWithout buildings, about one mila frOW City
lin OWArda New Castle. Besides the beve We
GiTs "a, > cali and do not fail to attend ali ouI
public sales
sopgO-lm lH NJ. NJ CHILD CO.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17
Darts from the Devil ; or Cupid Abused.

Book just issued, exposing the PERSONALS" that
have appeared in the New York Newspaper their
history and lesson. stylish VillRims iuAly exc
posed. Advertisements from desperate men TO
beautiful women clandestine meetings how frus-
trated history Of the Goodrich Tragedy, the
result of personal" Description of living Broad
way Statutes. Exposes social corruption.
Sent on receipt Of 50 cents. Address. Unique Print
ing House, 81 Vesey St., N. Y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17
hoi! 9sAA THE aHf
CRpun NIallllsin, lII:I:
gf ~ rf5ssi s-rFssa.

The cheapest and best in the markat, warranted
truly self admitting. special lmd9eemBem6n aO
wasnAug Machine Agents and the U0um-
eFS TFeSee. Liberal terms, Agents wantad. 6end
Tor Circular AMERICAN MACHINE co.
Manufaeturers and Patentees. ONCE, A30 Walnut
street, Philadelphia. Ra. .-ss.<F
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17
&AMfAttaMaI.
PROF. J. L. BEGGS,
IOz Rast rourth Street,

TEACHER Of Piano. Organ, Violin. flute and
Guitar, Special attention given 70 Vocal
Music in all its branches. Music arranged for
Bands and all kinds Of instruments. sepls-20t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17

bath cOmmodos, Eo., on Harrison street near bet
aware avenue; verv desirable home. with the ad-
vantage Of city cara. 3 ast.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17

Splendid building lot. 26xIN it,, on Eighteen
street, near Washington. This will bo prohtab
lot TO buy, as the building Of Washington sire
bridge over the Brandywine will greatly advan
the price Of lots.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17

: A OhOice Maeket ct
bath, shades &c.; = res
fered very low aud on
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17
REYM0Lps q co.,

wlS MEArkeS street. Wilmington.
cONVEYANcERs. REAL RsTATE BROKERS.
Offer the following vOrg desirable properties for
T.l-F-.F IN No. /. as-
Modern built new house. rooms, gas. bath.
heatsr gater closets, &C., corner Sixth and Jener"
son streets: will be cola below Valuo.
Ne. Z.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17

A cheap ploaaRnt Gn
Newark, Del. LOT A5l
q store room. A mill
conducta here for col
other Out-buildings.
ark, or st our once.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17

House on Spruce street near Etgutus Just uulSH
ed rooms and Kitchen; very nice; Will be sold
cheap and on easy terms.
Handsome new extension front house. with gas.
bath, cOmmodos, &o.. on Harrison street near bet
aware avenue; verv desirable home. with the ad-
vantage OF city cars.
Market street store ana ana dwelling; one Of the
best business stands in the city; will be sold for
w. '''' ''-- No 6.
+ A ohOics Marksl street, residence; water. gass,
bath, ShAdes &C.; really delightful home and OF
fered very low and on easy terms.
No. 7.
A ehsap pIoasSnt and healthy. village home 10
Newark Del. LOE A5xGSS keW house. rooms and
q store room. A millinery hes been successfully
Oonductaa here for gomeii4e. Coed ice house and
other Out-buidlngs. Inquire OF j. ID. Ray new
ark, or 81 our once.
spIondid building lot 25xI27 it., on Eighteenth b
street, near WGshinRton. This will be profitable
lot TO bay, as the building Of Washington street
bridge over the BrandyWine will greatly advance
ths price Of iOtf' NJ
washinxton street lot. sOEi45; west side. bstWeen
Eighth and Ninth; VSrE shoAS"' "a
e5 acres Of W. G. Greek bottom lands one mile
from Newark. Del; stone house and barn.
2lots on Delaware avenue. near Soldier s AOnu-
msnt. each 221zElS5 Il.
2 lots ON Delaware avenue. near City r. Il. depot;
80 No. l6.
er.faiiias White Clay Crssk. af ThCmPaOn's Sta:
tion % the Pennsylvanis and Del, Railroad, go
yards head race 50 ards tail race; mill on the HAIL
road siding, no hauling or handling lstOck. but
loAd and unl0ad into the mill door. thus saving
heavy expense. Strong Inducements will be ODER
% :" 0Sssf.' No.l7.
A hotel stand on the Md. end Del, Railroad. Al
Mafydsl, Caroline eonntg. Nd. Large ne@ house
and barn. ana S6 Asres VI good land. A Rood op-
rtanitT to make money No local option here.
An exhaII.nt syist snd saw Mill in paneaSar
Hundred. on the Christiana River l6 feet heAd
aAd fall, giving 20 horse power halt mile 20 the
and y. Railroad, fhraa-foarth miie. to the Pa w.
and r. Railroad. IL miles 10 Newark. "A gery de-
siFablo property and now dotnG prontAbie bnsl-
No, 20. t
The Newark Iron Foundry. good buSin sss
stand. sttlt
Neil.
Farms in Pennsylvania. Delaware, MARYLAND and
Virginia. klso. mill stores. businaas stands and
dwellings. The public are Invitsa 70 eall and AK
anime the list. Correspondence promptly answ er-
Cd, M - REYNOLDS 4 co.
9l5 Market street. Wilmington. De. ,
Real estate brokers' conFeYaneeras Surveyor ana
oslleeting agents. 1yNrdSm'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-17

House on Spruce street near Eighth. Just finish.
cd; rooms and kitchen; very nice; will be sold
cheap ami on easy terms.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-21

LITERA IVestern Rurdl
published at Chicago, the best ag-
ricultural paper in the Union, has
many new and attractive features
for the present year. This inter-
esting journal, although principally
devoted to agriculture and horti-
culture, has special departments
pertaining to household affairs and
choice literature, and is really a
paper that no family can well afford
to do without. 1t is an eight-page
paper, and sent for $3.50 per an
mum, or the Western R,ral and the
Young Folks Rural for SO. We
will furnish the Wester7, RuraI and
the ARGUS, one year, for the low
price of $3.50, or the ARGUS and
Young EoNs' Rural, including two
chromos, for 1915.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-21

was searched bottle was found in
q corner, which, on examination
by chemist, was found to contain
q centrated solution of strychnia.
The typhoid fever is so bad
among the prisoners in the county
Jail at San Francisco that the
Sheriff asks authority to take away
100 inmates convited of minor Of
fences, for the purpose of relieving
the overcrowded condition of the
prison.
The ship Tuscorora has founder
ed off Gibraltar. She was loaded
with cotton from Mobile. 1t is re-
ported that eleven men were lost.
An unknown man, while attempt
ing Monday night week to cross
the river on the ice at st. Louis,
was drowned.
President Grant and party of
five ran up bill of S9l.75 during
one days sojourn at the Fifth Ave-
nue. Hotel, in New York, where the
President stopped when he attend
ed Mr.. Greeley's funeral. The bill
included $19 for "wines."
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-21

Two cases of smallpox are re-
ported at Standish, and one at East
Tawas. Churches and other places
of public gathering have been clos
ed by the authorities.
The lady who discovered a "hor-
rible lie" in last weeks ARGUS, and
was so certain that the editor had
had the smallpox, has undoubtedly
forgotten that Hough, billiard d
Co. sold ladies' furs very cheap last
fall.
Persons wishing to know what
our State Legislature is doing will
find copies of the Legislative Jour
nal on file at the office of the Coun-
ty Clerk.
Door-plates which read Beware !!
Smallpox Here! No admittance
under penalty of fine and impris-
onment," are, we are pleased to
state, growing less in number in
the city.
Two ducks mysteriously disap-
peared from the premises of one of
our citizens one night last fall, and
a few days since the missing birds
returned home, evidently gratified
at having escaped from their un-
grateful captor and finding their
old quarters. 1t is said that "chick-
ems will come home to roost," but
this time it was ducks.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-21
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

rpIscoPAL-Rcv. w. w. Rafter. Services in
IN. ocietys Church, ON First street. every Sabbath
morning and evening.
BAPTIsT-Rcy. +. N. Barlow. Services in the
societv,s Church. on Third street, every Sabbath
morning and evening.
cATHoI IC-Father Taken. Services in the
Catholic Church. ON Chisholm street, every Sab
bath morning.
CONGREGATIONAI--Re A. b. Allen. Ser
vice, IN the socictys Church, on Second street,
every Sabbath morning and evening
METHODIST-Rev. w. Donnelly. Services in
society's Church, on Dock street, every Sabbath
morning and evening
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-21
RARE CHANCE.

To any person getting US up club of
twenty-five subscribers to the ARGUS, for
one year, accompanied by the money, we
will give a premium Of Ten Dollars In
Cash. Or to any one sending ms club
OF Ave, we will send one extra copy of the
ARGUS for the same time.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-21
Practical Jokes.

There are number of young
men in this city who are very fond
Of practical jokes, and some of
them are connected with one of
our business houses. A party Of
them recently put into execution a
joke which caused considerable
merriment. The most CONSPICUOUS
among them were three whom we
will call Billy, Doc and Boss
Dock and Boss made arrangements
to sell Billy, and to this end en-
gagged one Dave to take part, and
gave the wink to two or three 9th
ers. A woman ~ closely yelled
was then sent into the store to
make some purchases, while Doc
and Boss remained outside to wit
ness the performance through the
window. The fair (D customer or
dered some goods which Billy put
up, being very careful to keep
respectable distance from her, fear
ing she had come from a house in
which there were two or three ca
SEES of smallpox. Billy was scared
nearly out of his wits, but made
the best of the situation, and when
the articles were all secured the
lady ~ requested that Billy should
charge them to Blow. Billy was
dumfounded, as no such person had
any account with the establishment,
so he made inquiries, but received
no satisfactory information in re-
gard to the purchaser. However,
he soon became aware that the
whole transaction was a sell, he
having been made the victim, and
that the woman was none other
than a young man in female attire,
who played his part nobly. Billy |
acknowledged the sell, and of course
had to pay the "shot."
This, however, did not end the
affair, and when Boss, who is keep
ing bachelors hall for the present,
was about to retire to his virtuous
couch, having gone up stairs with
out light, he was Mortified to find
some one in his bed. He rushed
back and called Billy, who was, of
course, engaged at something in
the lower part of the house. Billy
it all, and replied that
he was busy, but Boss continued to
appeal for the light to be brought
up, and finally Billy appeared on
the scene, to find Boss trembling as
though he had swallowed an earth
quake. The two approached the
bed with light, when Boss COM
pretended the whole situation at a
glance, and became fully aware
hat the joke had been turned with
vengeance. Boss was fearful that
he affair would leak ont, but we
ian assure him that we will say
nothing, so he can rest easy. Our
reporter says that there is not mon
~ enough in the country to tempt
Boss to go to bed in the dark here ,
lfter.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-21

The purest and sweetest Cod Liver Oil
is Hazard & Caswell's, made on the sea
shore, from fresh, selected livers, by Cas-
well, Hazard & Co., New York. 1t Is alb
solutely pure and sweet. Patients who
have once taken 1t prefer 1t to all others.
Physicians have decided it superior to
any of the other oils In market. 71w12
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-21
We understand that some lumber,

We understand that some lumbcrmcn
in this vicinity have uncommon bad
luck with their axes this season, hut We
have yet to learn of an instance where
the celebrated axe known as the king OF
the forst, has failed to give entire salts
faction. Harshaw & Co. keep them for
sala
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-21

The books of the harbor COM
missioners of San Francisco show
. deficiency Of over $4,000.
The epizootic has reached Salt
Lake.
When the cell in which Stokes
was confined prior 10 his sentence
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-21

Important to Horsemen.-Prof Ander-
sons Dermador is the best Liniment in
use for Horses. This fact is shown by
numerous letters from all parts of the
country. A late one reads as follows.
We have been experimenting with your
Dermador on horse flesh, and find it a
very superior rcmedy-much superior to
any other liniment we ever used in our
livery stable. Please send us two dozen
large bottles by express, c. o. ID.
WATSON 81 COOPER,
Waverly, Ind.