The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-05-27

by his personal and family honor, who
sticks to bis own, who does not "treat"
his friends while his home is in need of
the money he would waste, and who
gives himself no indulgence Of good fel.
lowship at the expense of dntyl A
man with whom the approving smile of
a wife, or mother, or sister, does not
weigh more than thousand crazy bra
vos OF boon companions is just no man
at ALL
The grand jury system, which has been
considered obsolete in this state, still ex-
lists under the law, and was brought into
effect recently in st. Joseph County,
with the effect of closing almost all the
LIQUOR saloons. Men will testify before
grand iuries who do not like to go into
open court; and having once testified,
they are obliged to stand by their state.
ments. Circuit Judges have power to
call a grand jury, and perhaps our Tenn
perance reformers will deem it worth
while to try that plan.--Lanslng Re
publican.
Notwithstanding the squibs jocular
Journalists have penned on the use Of
newspapers tor bed-clothing, we know
from experience that these are not to be
despised. They may not be as comfor.
table as your blankets, but certainly they
keep out the cold Two ,hicknesses Of
papers are better than pair OF blank
ets,and in the case of persons who dis.
ike the weight Of many bed clothes,
they are invaluable. A spread made Of
I double layer of papers between a
covering Of calico or chintz, is desirable
in every household. The papers should
be tackled together with thread, and also
basted to the covering to keep them
from slipping An objection has been
made or account Of the rustling, but if
soft papers be chosen the noise will not
be annoying, especially should the spread
be laid between blanket and the ccun.
terpane.
The Good Fellow is VIGOROUSLY care
less Of his family. any outside friend
can lead him whithersoever he within
to debauchery, idleness, vagabondage.--
lie car ASK favor; and it is done. he
can invite him into disgrace, and he
goes. He can direct him into job of
dirty work, and he straightway under.
takes il. He can tempt him into any
indulgence which may suit his vicious
whims, and, regardless OF wife, mother,
sister, wac may be shortened in their re-
sources so as legitimately to claim his
protecting hand--regardless of honor.
able father and brother,--he will spend
his money, waste his time, and make
himself subject OF constant and pain
ful anxiety, or az unmitigated nuisance
to those alone who care straw for him.
What pay does he receive for this
shameful sacrifice: The homer Of being
considered 4 Good Fellow" with u SET
Of men who would not spend cent for
him il they should see him starving, and
vino would laugh at his calamities -
When he dies in the ditch, as he is most
likely TO die, they breathe a sigh over
the swill they drink, and say, latter all
he was { Good Fellow"
Reading the many inquiries in regard
to "daky cream butter seeds" &c.
desire every one should have no trouble
Of that kind which they will not if they
procure Whipple's rectangular churn.-
This cLur.. separates the fakes from tht
butter entirely they remaining in Ia;
butter.mill. The butter needs no more
working thar enough to mix the salt
After drawing out the butter.milk an
dash;pc OF some cold water to rinse of
the milk, when the butter is worked
over" there is scarce sign OF milk; the
grain O. TIE butter is perfect. "Somt
may laugh az the idea Of a churn withou
a dasLer or any such arrangement, bu
this has none There is nothing but tht
plain surface inside the churn to keeI
sweet--a great desideratum--and W,
never have to use a cloth 10 wash it in
side A child five years old can turn on,
during the whole process of churnin:
without being tatigued.
am woman, have mo AK to grind,
and no interest il the firm manufactur
ing these churns. l saw one at tn,
Northern OHIO Fair il 1870, ordered
one, and have used it ever since to II,
entire satisfaction.
Mrs. +. Z. j., Garden Home, Paines
vile, Ohio.
The Philadelphia Leagcr, speaking o
the iron steamship City OF Picking
launched at Chester, on the 18th ultimo
proudly says
The achievements of Messrs. Johl
Roach s. Son in the building of irol
steamships, at their depot on the Della
ware, add so greatly to this importan
and rapidly growing American interes
that all Americans everywhere may jus,
" take pride in what they are doin,
and what is now going on in our countr,
in this respect. Alongside Of the CIT
of Pekincn as she sat upon the WAYS