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

GoURMANDIsM.-Half of our troubles
as regards health are brought on by our
selves. We eat too much. People
often complain of weak and weary
feeling during the spring and summer
months. "Tonics" and "bitters" are
resorted to as remedy; whereas, in a
majority of cases, little hygienic treat
ment, without medicine, would bring
the system into its normal condition.
An abundance of fresh air and exercise
is of the utmost Importance. And then
in spring we usually eat the wrong kind
of food, and eat too much of it. The
hearty meats and rich, heating articles
of diet which help to fortify the system
against the winters cold, should be laid
aside, or at least sensibly lessened in
quantity, as the warm weather APP
proaches. The diminished appetite is
not cause of alarm; light, spare
diet of early vegetables, fruits, and
articles commonly called "cooling" is
the best. But if too much animal heat
is generated by the food, the weary
spring feeling increases, and illness is
scarcely escaped
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-08-08
Mr.. Hennessy's First Game of CrOQuet

Croquet is not designed for the devel-
opment of muscle, but merely for the
enjoyment of recreation. When man
puts the preponderance of his strength
III the blow he fails to progress in the
game, and not only that, but he loses so
much of the enjoyment, and merely ex-
ponds strength that may be required
to take him off the premises. An ac-
curate eye for measuring distances and
defining directions is about all the CAPT.
tai required in safe and nourishing
game of croquet. Considering what an
excellent citizen he is in all respects, we
are led to regret that Mr. Hennessy did
not possess these facts previous to last
Monday evening. On that occasion he
played his first game. There was nice
party of them on Mr.. Warfords lawn,
and several elderly ladies, members of
the Khidgluv Mission Society, were
seated on the stoop, having had very
enjoyable tea. Mr.. Hennessy waited
expectantly for his turn at the game, at
the same time swinging his right arm
and slapping his chest to warm up his
muscle. When his turn did come, he
determined he would surprise the con-
gregation. And he did. He looked at
the other players patronizingly, and at
the elderly ladies affectionately ; then
he raised the mallet, and carefully meas
ured the distance, and took in all the
bearings between him and the ball.
Then he swung it around his head once
or twice, and the next instant it cut
through the air like flash of lightning,
and descending square and accurately
to the aim, lifted that ball into the air,
and drove it full against the shin of the
amiable President of the Khidgluv Mis-
sion, who Immediately rolled off the
stoop, and went kicking and screaming
into Michigan rose bush. The awful
conclusion of the blow broke the head
short off from the handle of the mallet,
and that distressing article contributed
some new and startling phases to the
disaster After making several unsuc-
cessful lunges at players whose nimble-
ness alone saved them, it skipped across
Mr.. Warford's nose, taking off some two
dollars worth of skin, and flying up
ward, came down with unexpected force
upon the crown of the Vice. President OF
the Khidgluvs, who was making herself
hoarse in behalf of her unfortunate SUI
perior, and brought her jaws together
with such force as to nearly deprive hel
of one-third of her tongue. The unfor.
tunate Mr.. Hennessy appeared to be the
only one to retain his presence of mind.
He buttoned his mallet-handle undcr his
coat, and threw his hat into the street,
and then watching his opportunity,
dashed in and caught one of the Presi-
dents struggling legs, and Immediately
pulled her out of the rosebush and into
the walk. Then he put three of the
balls in his pockets, hung his watch on
the pear tree, and went home, smiling
in the most imbecile manner describa.
BILE. -Danbu1y Ne,Us.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-08-08
The Ladies Of the Treasury.

No one who has lived in Washington
but knows that majority of the female
clerks comes from the best families of
the country. 1t was in the Treasury
that Gov. Fairchild, of Wisconsin, found
his wife, and she was the beautiful
daughter of a distinguished public man.
The present United States District At
torney for South Carolina wooed and
won the beautiful Alice Ingersoll (whose
father occupied the high position of At
torney- General of Massachusetts, from
the Office of the Comptroller of Curren-
cy; and L might go on for pages telling
who is and who has been there Robert
j. Walker, once Governor of Mississippi,
Secretary of the Treasury, and retained
as an able layer in all prominent cases,
now has fair young daughter, who has
recently become an orphan, and is now
earning her own support in the Internal
Revenue. Mrs. Mary Johnson, daugh-
ter of Col. Albert, who for long series
of years was head of the Typographical
Bureau, has for ten years been clerk in
the Treasury. Her husband was Con-
sui at Florence, and died there short
time before the war. Not long after,
her father died, and as she had two sons
to rear and educate, she laid aside all
pride and became Government clerk,
or, to be precise, female employee, for
the Civil Service masters say, inasmuch
as women are not clerks, they cannot
compete for the $1,000, 81, 400, or any
but 5000 positions. There is chivalry,
justice, and all the high-fown sentiments
of man to woman expressed Mrs.
Johnsons boys are growing up to be
worthy young men, and the Oldest is
about entering the naval school at An
napolis. Mrs. Tilton, sister of Gen.
Robert Ould, is clerk in the Internal
Revenue. The widow of Capt. Ringgold
is there. The widow of Maj. Heap is a
clerk. There are many illustrious names
to be found in all the departments.
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this report, communication and resolution,
in the journal CT the Senate.
Your committee took no steps, nor made
any inquiry in regard to the iuegahty OF
the issue of the warrants enumerated III
the aforesaid statement, and called 1of III
the resolution, believing the same belong 10
the province Of your Committee on Jn ~
,iary, and to which your Committee on
nance respectfully request that it DE gele!'
re! :or that committee to act upon.
Pr. HERWlG, Chairman
THOMAS c. ANDERSON.
VI. II. TWITCHELL.
~. 7. KELSO.
COpv.'
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$50 and 36l of the Revised Statutes, end to
do away with unnecessary costs ano eA-
penses IN the cancelipg of official bonds.
Report favorably
THOMAS c. ANDERSON,
Chairman.
M Weber obtained leave and called up
the following entitled bill:
Senate bill No. 1876, TO be entitled an act
to enable mechanics laborers and others to
recover their wages, etc. and TO prescribe
d mode of making service o. citation in
such cases.
The bill was considered engrossed.
Constitutional rule was suspended. bill
read third time, and finally adopted with
its title.
Mr.. Stamps obtained unanimous consent
and offered the following petition. which
was ordered to be printed in the journal:
TO the Honorable the Senate and House of Repre-.
stntatIves OF the state Of LOUISIANA Il! GtatI al
Assembly convened.
We, the undersigned, r majority of the
police jury OF the parish OF Jefferson right
bank, would respectfully gepresen. that
the almost unanimous desire OF the resi-.
dents OF this parish is for the separation
from the other portion of the parish Of JET
ferson, and for the passage of the bill now
before your honorable bodies. entitled an
act for the creation of the parish of Bara-
taria. And we further beg that the desire
of our constituents az re presented by Us
may have your favorable consideration.
Parish Of Jefferson, RICH: bank. March J.,
1877?
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE
REGULAR SESSION
THIRD GENERAL ASSEMBLY


STATE OF LOUISIANA
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REV ARDS.

Stolen from the safe Of Fidel Bubser
One gold Watch, No. 349S, with gold chain and Seal
attached with the pton on the watch,
Cincnnau Schutzenvercin, TO New York,
the same the seal, with cross guns and target.
One gold Watch heavy, with gold Chain; the inside
case on the back Is of glass
One small gold Watch, lady'A and gold Chain, with
Breastpin attached.
One diamond Ring cluster n r
One gold Seal Ring with hair in il.
The above reward win paid for the arrest Of the
thief or the recovery Of the goods
FIDEL BUBsgR.
Address c. L. PACKARD, Chief OF Police, Hartford
Conn.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.
A IMPORTANT AND PRRRMPTORY SALE OF
"A. PINE HORSES, PHAETONS, WAGONS, HAR.
NESS. &C.. ON FRIDAY this pAQ, NAY !. Al
STABLE NO. a GREAT JONES STREET,

A IMPORTANT AND PEREMPr0RY SALE Of
sTxsE sEss 60 oTEiP EKP iGsEs S sIhaS RA AAY At
JOHN st. s Il l'd 9kGias kGlSl0sSsll 0ssssllenees .
late David Harris: .:S dessa'sd' and sold BY order
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win sss n -four srs are vcs msed s1
trick attractive and rich. and warranted sound and
gentle e aasS
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known sai,s 70 saddle shows npe nSn Dseedng rec s
Fss, nns hshbrsd Trot.ins Mare sired by Eureka
n se on S tSs nnss
1o Sa sP Sr
@ y S Seas ;a ,os @ sSuGd 81 . na
SssS Mer, s
raised by David Nevins in Orange county has elegant
aoa % % a. aS n es smS
and bcat? TO road wagon, and warranted sound and
kind this hnc young horse must b. seen to be apprec
Also the well known and fast black s.ost,ne Horse
beat s:aO IN condition, and warranted sound
Also one the finest chd,s Pony in the city l2 hands
child OF lady to ride or drive il PERFECTLY trained and
fnely broken 70 all harness ,s perfect picture anc
Also one elegant six seat Phaeon one Pony Phaeton.
by ,wo as o ss by
comb, Blankets, Robes, Ac
men IN search Of something really hne should atesd this
sale they win hna everything lust rcpresented and
sold TO highest bidder without the least limit or restric
Mr.. Harris was well known and noted being con-
nosscur Of fine stock. and would have none other the
sails with his family Tor Europe.
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A MAJOR CHAs. W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER.
N. GREAT SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE
no OF ALL THE CELEBRATED
TROTTING STOCK, &C.,
THE PROPERTY OF JAS. WALLACE, ESQ,
WHO SHORTLY SAILS Tor Europe,
AT BARKER h CHASE'S
CITY AUCTION MART AND N. Y. TATTERSALLS,
CORNER OF BROADWAY, Thirty eighth and Thirty
ninth streets, -
- ,.,,o,,, AND COMPRISING ,,
BRADLEY IA high, about Il years old has record
ever Is also perfect gentlemans roadster.
HIGHBRED GRAY GELDIkG, by Young Morrel, dam
by Abdalah l5 high years olo; very stylish driver;
record and can TROT IN 2 :35. ~
ELEGANT BAY HAMBLETONIAN Colt by Volunteer,
dam Star mare l5h high, b years old In June next;
very free and gamy driver trOcd last Fall in 25O has
EXTRA FINE BROWN HAMBLEToNIAN Colt, by
Young carne dam by Henry Clay; u high; years old
ELEGANT AND EXTRA CLOSELY MATCHED pair
OF bay coach Horsea Kentucky bred, l6 high7 years
od great style and acton heavy full names and tails;
FINE BARoUCIlE, MADE by Corbet.
TOP WAGON, BUILT by Corbct, pole and shafts.
NO TOP ROAD WAGON, built by Dusenbury 4 Nelson.
NO TOP ROAD WAGON, built by Wood Bros
SET OF DOUBLE coach Harness.
TWO SETS FINE SINGLE Harness, by Dunscomb.
BLANKETS, ROBES, SHEETS, Whips, Bits, &c.
PEDIGREES AND ALL REPRESENTATIONS Of above
stock will be guaranteed.
SALE POSITIVELY without reserve.
CATALOGUES NOW READY.
STOCK ON EXHIBITION early morning of sale.
NO DISAPPOINTMENT weather,
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REMOVALS.

NOTICE OF REMovAL.-DR GyLEs' RESIDENCE,
IN since the lst OF May Is liz Ninth over h
former Office where be be found night and day
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FOR SALE ONE BAY MARE, YEARS OLD
"A. sound and kind one top Wagon one set single
Harness; COED order be sold for want Of
price $500 Inquire New England nableA GO Seventh
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INSTRUCTION..

IHURCH HILL WASHINGTON, CONN-S25O PER
~ year for good home and school OF forty weeks; To-
cation assed our hours from New York Address
for circulars H. u. M0REHOUsE.
EDUCATIoN COMBINED WITH TRAvEL-THERE
II IL being formed party OF young gentlew women To
leave New York for Europe July under the guidance OF
lady who has passed years In foreign counries
and win conduct their studies In languages and other
branches Of learning Details IN prospectua Address
X. REMOVALS.