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A HUNGARIAN proverb: The
man who on his wedding day
starts as q lieutenant in the fami.
ly will never get promoted.
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PAwKBRoKERs sometimes pre-
fer customers without any redeem.
ing qualities.
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W|SHlRT'S PINE TREE
Tar Cordial,
NATURES GREAT REMEDY
ron THE
Throat and Lungs.

II is gratifying to ms to inform the public that
DIR. l.. q. c. wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial. for
Throat and Lung Diseases, has gained an envTabls
reputation from the Atlantic to the Pacific coast,
and from thence to some OF the first families ,of
Europe, not through the press alone, but by per-
sons throughout the States actually benefited
and cured at his Office. While he publishes Ie-s
q" A"v our reporters, he is unable to supply tho
demand. Itgains ana noius rtsrv-I,u,.-.....
First. Not by stopping cough, but by loosen
ing and assisting nature to throw of the unhealthy
matter collected about the throat and bronchial
tubes, which causes irritation.
Second. It removes tho cause OF irritation
(Which produces cough Of the mucous mcm-
branc and bronchial tubes, assists the lungs to act
and throw of tho unhealthy secrctions, and puri-
fes the blood
Third. II is free from squills. lobclia, ipccac
and Opium, Of which most throat and lung rene
dies are composed, which alley cough only, and
disorganize the stomach. II has soothing effect
on the stomach acts N the liver and kidneys, and
Emphatic and nervous regions thus reaching to
every part Of the system, and In Its invigorating
and durifying effects 1t has gained a reputation
which II must hold above all others In tho market,
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Over OK, 0oo,0 900 Feet well located mainly
on the Rivers leading into Lake Michigan.
The numerous streams and small Lakes sur
rounded with Pine timber along the line west
Of Reed City offer the best OF locations for
mills, where logs can be held safely free Of
expense and free from annoyance Of Boom
Companies. The railroad direct to East Sag
NAV and Toledo offers the best source fsup-
plies, and never failing market Tor lumber,
Shingles, &C., which may be delivered any
where ON the line.
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A TRIBUNE special dispatch
from Washington, Iowa, gives full
details of the terrible cyclone
which swept over a portion OF
Washington and Kcokuk coun-
ties on Thursday. In the line OF
the storm everything, except here
and there a mile or two over
which the wllirlwind seems to
have jumped, is dcsolate looking.
Scarcely house, barn, shed or
granery is left. All are swept
away as clean as the fire wiped
out the north side Of Chicago.
The exact starting point OF the
storm is believed to have been
Keokuk, probably few miles
west Of Lanoostes, which town, it
is said, is totally demolished. II
advanced in q northeasterly di-
rcction,passing north of Tallyrand
about three miles, south Of Knox,
through the German settlement
called Baden, approaching the
line OF ashington county, where
it jumped distance Of about six
miles northwest Of Wasllin ston,
on the farm Of Frank Brown.
Remaining on the ground for
six or eight miles it passed up to
Highland township, then leaving
the earth in the middle Of the
township, where its force was
spent, and it disappeared as sud
IDENTIFY as !, appeared.
Those who saw tho commence.
mont say they first noticed a i'm
mense black mass, VIII ch to some
resembled a huge hay stack in
shape and to others a balloon with
the small end towards the ground.
They conld not see beyond it's
borders, but as it went by they
saw mud and boards flying in all
directions. uOuses waro torn fun
their foundations as If they were
chaff broken and twisted into a
million Of fragments, sumo OF
which were forced into the ground
two or three fcot. Cattle were
lifted up, carried some distance,
and hurled headlong to the earth.
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A DUBUQUE local editor COM
plains that there is only one hand
some girl in that city, and she is
engaged to u dozen young men.
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QUEEN ELIZABETH always dis
played her worst temper in her
clothes. She was dreadfully
ruffled then.
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AN Irish editor Gays he can see
no earthly reason why women
should not be allowed to become
medical mon.
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Stanton Branch of the D., L. 4 L. II. X X.
TRAINS WEST, TRAINS EAST
Mixed, Mixed.
Wp M, I0nia o 40 D, N,
|. 20 Stanton Junction SIS
80 Woods Corners 4 IS
0O Shanty Plains 4 IS
Sis Sheridan 4 Is
Trains run by Detroit time.
Passengers from North Western
Michigan to the Capital Of the State
and Jackson, Detroit, &C., will make
direct connection at Howard City with
this Road.
A. Fl, REESE. Gent Supt.
]. W. BROMLEY, Gen1 Ticket Ag't,
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Mail, Joncsvillc Express.

AtJackson-Close connections nrc made with Mich
igan Central. jackson, Lansing & Saginaw and
Grand River Valley Railroads.
At Jonesville-With Lake Shore q Michigan
Southern Railroad.
At Waterloo-with Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern (Air linel.
At Fort wayne-wlth Pttsburg. Fort Wayne n
Chicago; Toledo, Wabash 4 Western, and Fort
Wayne, Muncic q Cincinnati and Cincinnati
Richmond & Fort Wayne Railroads: =.
w. A. ERNST, supt.
J. D. FOLEY, General Ticket Agent
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WHAT is lovely woman's favor
lite line in the dictionary The
last word,
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WHEN is a young lady "very
like a whale ?"-Whcn she's
pouting.
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THE best band to accompany 0
lady vocalist-A husband.
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WIDowERs never die with grief.
Just let them alone and they'll
soon revive.
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GIRLS, never marry a doctor,
or you will be tied day and night
to your "pillcr."
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A BOOK for the table-One full
Of plates.
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A CHIN that's never shaved :
An ur.chin.
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VINO was Richard the Third
before he was "himsclf again2"
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BET together by the ears
Sheaycs of wheat.
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Owned in Common

with the F. & Pm. Railway Company and
located In the follow ing townships. to. wit:
No IA aud Is, Range Z; No. IA, 10, ls and
-, Range 8; No. IA, Is, rs, II, Is and 10,
Range q; No. Is. I6 and II, Range 10; No.
Is, 10, IL, Is and 10. Range IL; No. IA, IL,
y, Is aud 10, Range II, west; will ALEC be
for sale at the Office OF the G, r. Il l. X. r
Co in
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The great centre Of happiness
is something to love.
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The Illustrated chronological Journal.

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II you are coarting a gIrl, stick
to it 1; no matter how largo her
fathers feet arc.
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MIss construction w halebone
and paint, powder and wadding.
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CHRISTIANITY is the worst
trade, but the best calling in the
world.
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WHAT is the next time 10 "kill-
ing no murderl" Sleighing time.
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WHAT does a man see in the
wild wavesl Sea foam.
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Fl. Wayne, Jackson and Saginaw
RAIROAD-

THE MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO
CINCINNATI & INDIANAPOLIS,
Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, and all points
South and Southwest.
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ST.. 10 has man with legs so
bow-legged that he has his pants
cnt by a circular saw.
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If you want to know whether a
tree is hollow or not, Ak it.
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TIE "slavc oftl.e ring"-a bride
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Detroit Lansing { Lake Mich, R. R.
THE NEW NORTH WESTERN Route.

Now Open from Detroit to Howard.
To take effect on Sunday, January IL, 1873,
ut IL o'clock noon.
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\. IN. a. m. p. IN. p, M. pm.
Bay City, z 10 1O5 200 600 800
Portsmouth Is II 90 205 610 10
E.Sagnaw, 40 1. 30 22j $40 80
OTTER LAKE DIVISION.
No2 Mixed No. Mixed
Otter Lake dep. I, am Flint dep. 90 IN
Otisyille Is Junction 4 %
Gcncsce ~ Grncscc IS
Junction ID Otisyillc 20
Flint arr. 40 Otter Lake nr.5 Is
Connections mode at Detroit wiM the Great
Western and Gramd Trunk Rus, for The east
At Wayne ~iM tie MIhiyan Cent al II H.,
East and West At Toledo riM tee Lake
Shore d. michigan Southern IL n, for Cyere-
ianddnd Chicago, and with the g. d. ID Il r
for Cincimnati, also, with tie r " a. " u II
for tie Souh and Southeast. "a Reed City
with tie Grand Rapids d. Ind. X II for the
North and South. Sleeping Coaches on Niiyhf
Trains.
Merchants and luinbcrmen in North
Western Michigan will find this the short
est and cheapest route Tor shipping their
goods and supplies. The train leaving
Detroit ut Ii 80 p. csthrough freight
and delivers it at all points between East
Saginaw and G. II. & I, X, Il, within FL
hours after leaving Detroit.
Gro. q, KNB,LL, Supt.
GmB'r W. LEDLrE, Gcn1 Ticket Ag',.
East Saginaw.
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

BAY CITY DIVISION.
Thro. Fright. mixed. mail, mixed mail.
an. an. pm p. m. p. m.
E.Saginaw, 10 go II so BOO . so
Portsmouth, Z Is 80 I IL 8 30 10 Is
Bay City, Is $40 LIS 40 10 ~
mail, mixed, exp, mixedTbro. Freit
and-Slcepcr
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Popular Route /!
Flint & Pere Marquette R. W.
Taking Effect Monday, November 18th, 1S72.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.

Detroit h Cin.S Nail & Through y
Bay City Cleveld Local and SlceI
Express. Exp. Accom-. Attached
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to be entitled 20 copy Of the paper
for one year I'm addition to paid mp certificate;
said committee to act as officers and directors Of
the company until fuller expression be had rs
to a permanent organization that one-half OF
the proceeds of all receipts after paying the ex-
penses OF the publication of the paper, whether
for stock, subscription, OF for the paper, shall
go to those employed in editing or publishing
the paper as their Compensation for the same"
CLOSE OF THE MORNING SESSION.
Mrs. Anthony notified the convention that the
hour was drawing to a close for the morning ses-
sion, and stated that Mr.. Riddle, of this city,
would favor them with an able speech in advo-
eacy OF the cause of woman suffrage. She paid
q high compliment TO this gentleman for his
stand taken in the cause. She also called atten-
ton to the fact that other and new portions of
the country were represented In this convention;
the states Of Iowa, Tennessee and California
had never sent representatives before, and they
welcomed them with joy.
The convention then took a recess until 2
o'clock, and after the announcement of the re-
cess,
DIR. MARY WALKER
came to the front and stated that she had q large
package of her printed memorial presented to
Congress this morning by Senator Caldwell, OF
Kansas, and invited the audience to obtain
copies for perusal. There seems to be DISPOSE
ton OF the women composing this convention to
ignore DR.. Mary Walker, and several of them
were heard to say that she was an intruder
They ignored her altogether as a member of the
convention, and some of them expressed regret
that she should make herself so conspicuous
year since that all that was needed was a pro-
tective law and that this wear the whole eonven-
ton have adopted her idea, and yet they wish
to ignore her.
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GEORGETOWN.

ELECTION OF BANK ofticERs.-The directors
of the Farmers and Mechanics National bank
organized to-day, and re-elected the old officers
as follows: H. NJ. Sweeney, president; William
Laird, jr., cashier; Edward Shoemaker, book
keeper; Robert T.. Frey, discount clerk; r. p.
Berry, assistant discount clerk, and Mayhem
Platter and p. 7. Berry, jr., clerks.
The ARCHED CELLAR-wAY i'm front Of the
of Prospect and High streets, where the street
excavations are being made, fell in about 8
O'Clock this morning. Fortunately no one was
passing.
TO the mild weather, but is still about five inches
thick.
HOUsE-RAIsINe.s Messrs. Hollingsworth &
Coughlan have nearfy finished raising the houses
ON the north side of Bridge street, near the mar
ket, and have commenced preparing their
foundations on the west side of Market space.
GRAM TRADE.-The sales Of wheat to-day
were ) 600 bushels good red at &2.G.
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sIMiss Clara Remington of St. Louis, has
Inherited an estate in Cuba, valued at half a
million, from q gentleman, recently dead, to
whom she WAS afaanced.
~ Hassan Pasha, the Khedive's son, is com
Ing TO this country, and will be shown around
by General Thaddeus Mott, OF the Egyptian
army.
n1One Of the most wonderful Of modern in
MENTIONS Is that of new kind OF braces, for
holding up tr0wsers, which are said by the
patentee "to impart tranquility to the mind"
~The little town Of Charleroi, In Belgium.
had regular American sensation Yesterday. a
boiler there burst and killed eleven persons, be-
sides injuring number more.
IA Hudson county Jury, after twenty hours
declaration. acquitted the Jersey City board Of
public works Of the indictment for unlawfully
awarding sewer contract.
n1The st. Louis DeDocrat says: sWhales' are
running their noses against that portion of
Rhode Island that sticks out into the water.
and the Inhabitants are troubled with earth
quskcs." - q
@When the cell In which Stokes was con-
fined prior to his conviction for the murder Of
Jim Fisk j., was eearched, . botfle was found
which ON examination by chemistwa s found 10
contain concentrated solution Of strychnia. 3
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THE~rRr

COURT IN. GENERAL rERM.-To-slay, the
ease 81 Whiteiey ACT Whiseley II being tried.
POLICE COURT. Jsirs Sseil.-To-day, william
Parker, stealing pounds Of scrap copper; days In
!ait a,aak b,sesLsF ana Mafs SsIgy onars1
and stealing therefr.m silver ware and table linen
plead guilty; committed for action OF grand jury. Ad
her Of pair Of earrirgs plead guilty asd was held
10 await the action Of the grand jury. John Haw-
kins. profanity; IS. John GsrviR, non est Daniel
Green, Winfield Butler: Edward Burnett and Elias
Richardson, loud and boisterous talking: SIS each,
Mary Cole, vsgrsncy; b days in the workhouse
Wesley Adams. violation Of the hack Law; S.. joan
Bransell, do; Ss. Martha Greeley, loud and bois-
teruus talking. CS
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The Indian Question.
CONFERENCE OF MISSIONARIES AND INDIAN
COMMISSIONERS

CONFERENCE OF MISSIONARIES AND INDIAN
COMMISSIONERS.
AT the close Of our report Yesterday of the
conference between the Indian commissioners
and the representatives of the mission boards of
the various churches engaged in Indian work,
the condition of the tribes of Indians assigned
to the care OF the Friends, in the northern nart
Of Nebraska, comprising six agencies and seven
tribes. Iheir general condition was satisfac-
tory. After discussion by Rev. DIR. Dashiells.
Bishop Harris and others, Rev. DIR. Lawrie said
there were too many agencies i'm New Mexico
and they should be consolidated.
DISTRIBUTION OF THE AGENCIES
Father DeshOne said the number of members
Of his church was greater than that of any other
denomination. as they numbered about 900 600
and it was in this that they founded their claim
for greater weight in the distribution of the
agencies.
DIR. Bishop, of the board, said the apportion-
ment of the agencies was the work Of the In
terror department, and he did think that the
matter should be brought up at the meeting.
Father DeshOne desired to apologize if he had
intruded the matter on the commission at an
improper time, but the Secretary Of the Interior
had directed him to do 30.
GEN. HOWARD
thought that both the President and the Secre-
tary would be glad if Father DeshOne would ask
uoubi it would be made.
WHISKY AND IMMORTALITY.
Mr.. Walsh said there were eight agencies in
charge of the Methodist Episcopal church, most
VI III w yoIuiHg UcFTitOry. some VI them
were in a forlOrn condition, and there was great
trouble OccasiOned by whisky, and unless it was
kept from the post and traders it could not be
from the Indians. The Secretary Of the Inte-
riOr had issued an order that no man would be
allowed to live on reservation with a female
unless they embraced christian marriage.
Remarks were made by DIR. Tr at, ofths Amer
Iran board of foreign missions; Rev. DIR. Ferris,
Of the Dutch reformed church, located i'm Ari-
zona; DR.. Backus, Mr.. Ingalls, and others; after
which, recess was taken until 80 p. IN.
EVENING Session.
The conference was continued last night, and
Bishop Whipple said there was not to be found
on the face of the earth heather people that
offered SO much encouragement for labor as the
Indians. Much Of their hostility was that of
despair.
. Gen. O. o. Howard belieyed it was a most
hopeless and thankless service to fight the In
dams, and gave brief description OF his visit
to the Indian country.
The discussion was continued by Gen. HaZen
Mr.. BrunOt, Mr.. Whipple, Mr.. Haden, Mr.. jan
ney, Mr.. Fatham, and Mr.. Ross.
Mr.. Welsh moved that the Board of Indian
Commissioners be requested to take action as t.
the propriety of securing the proper legislation
to grant the Indians true titles to their lands
adopted.
The proper administration of law in the Indian
territories was the next topic taken up and dis
eussed by Mr.. w. Welsh, F. Brunot, and others
TO-DAY,
the commissioners and delegates held separate
meetings, with closed doors.
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HE INITIATIVE FACULTY OF Cinnamon has
recently been manifested i'm a striking manner
In Beaver Falls, Pa, where a large number Of
them are employed i'm cutlery manufactory
imported seventy-fve Mongolians to take the
places of Caucasian operatives who had struck
for higher wages, and more recently second
lot OF workmen also from the Flowerv Kingdom.
The last party of Cinnamon had hardly been
three weeks in the country before they struck
for more payee," in approved Mclean FASH
ion. to the great delight of the American opera
tives whom they had displaced.
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THE JAPANESE have on hand an imminent
prospect of war with Corea, but meanwhile
the government. is devoting itself to social and
material reform. Actors and wrestlers will have
TO follow some more honorable avocation after
three years from now the men viii no longer be
required to shave their heads, but they must
preserve their top-knots; natives are permitted
to construct railroad and telegraph lines and
the judicial and police departments are being
remodeled. The Japanese are evidently keep
ing step to the music of the worlds march Of
progress
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BANKRUPT LAW DEcIsIoN.-Judge Batch
ford recently decided that the true interpreta-
ton Of the two years Limitation in the bank
ruptcy act is two years from the date of the
alleged fraud or Misrepresentation on the part
of the bankrupt. Judge Woodruff yesterday
affirmed the decisiOp
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SAVED BY BLIND MAN.-Mr. Robert Robin
son, living with Mr.. Standfeld, near ROYAL Oak
was taken with a fit a few DAYS ago, and fell
into the fire. Mr.. Standfeld, a blind man. was
in the house with him, and supposing he smelt
something burning like hair, felt towards the
man, and extricated him from death. He was
badly burned about the face. and it is feared
Will lose one Of his eyes by the accident.-Easton
(Md.) Star.
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MATILDA HERON, formerly a well-known
actress, who recently arrived at New York from
San Francisco, has been suffering from demen-
tia, and became so violent yesterday i'm the Mer-
chants hotel as to make necessary her removal
70 the Park Hospital.