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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-12-04
Two Barrels and Two Uses.

Dan Davis says Promontory, out on
the &C. p" road, is a nice place. Dan
was out there once, and he says he was
charmed with the manners and customs
almost patriarchal in their frank sim
plicity-of the people. The first day he
was IN the place Dan stopped at the
principal hotel Of the town. 1t was a
nice place, and the landlord was very
agreeable and friendly sort of man.
Says Dan when the dinner was
ready the landlord came out into the
street in front of his hotel with a
double barreled shotgun. Raising the
gun above his head he fred one barrel.
said TO him What did you do that
for?' Said he, To call my boarders to
dinner / said, Why don't you fire of
both barrels p o. said he, Il keep
the other to collect with The grass
was little short with Dan, and after
dinner he went and hunted mp another
boarding house. Virginia (NeU.) En-
ferl1riSC
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-12-04

Two HUNDRED weight of animal car
cass was consumed at Berlin by the
new Reclaim Siemens cremation furnace
in about ninety minutes. IL was re-
duced to ashes at the small price of 81.
Now, this is really cheap-S1 for fat
people, fifty cents for thin children
half price.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-12-04

CHEAP EDUoAyroS.-So much has
been said by the radical party in En-
gland of the high cost of educational
the universities as an argument of their
inutility except to persons OF property,
that an official Investigation has lately
been instituted. From this il appears
that the necessary expenses of an Ok
ford student need not exceed ESQ a
year.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-12-04
Household Helms.

SPRNKLED chips of dried sasssfras
wall keep away worms from dried fruit.
BUTTER when pure is non-nitrogen-
QUE; If there lie any portion of whey
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-12-04

THEY are going to try and put stop
in Germany TO the sale of so-called
soothing sirups" for infants. Pny-
sicians assert that more babies are
killed by these concotions than by dis
ease.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-12-04
The Human Pulse.

The human pulse, in ali ages of the
world, has been consulted as an index
of health or disease. 1t is kind of dial
within us which gives us both the meas
ure of time and of health.
The pulse of person in health beats
about seventy strokes in a minute, and
the ordinary time of life is about sew
enty years. In these seventy years the
pulse of temperate person beats 2, 570,-
440, 600 times. IL no actual disorganiza-
ton should happen, drunken person
might live until his pulse beat this num-
Der OF times ; but by the constant slim
illus OF ardent spirits or by pulse-quick-
ening food the pulse becomes greatly
accelerated, and the two billion five
hundred and seventy million four hun
dred and forty thousand pulsations are
performed in little more than the ordin-
airy term of human life, and life goes
out IN forty or forty-fve years instead
of seventy,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-12-04

\ SACRED Duty OF DoCroRs. Oliver
Wendell Holmes has been causing a
sensation in New England, and the
thing has now spread beyond the
bounds of that narrow domain. In a
recent appress he boldly advocated it as
the duty OF physicians to make the last
houro of patient hopelessly i'll as pain
less as possible. He said -" it remains
for the physician to claim as his art the
right of procuring painless passage out
of the world, so far as is practicable,
for the patient whom he can keep no
longer in it, and without doing violence
to the proprieties of the closing scene,
to consider the physical process as one
which should be under his exclusive di.
rection."
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-12-04

A DARK night Carbonite.
The Placer herald., 1874-08-15
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The Placer herald., 1874-08-15

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The Placer herald., 1874-08-15

@. s. Vas Eaos, who has. Tor long time, o.
sided at Michigan Blun. In this eouniy. esms
down from that place on the stage. Ia, THURSDAY
morning, and took his departure. the same day
on the train, for Iudian Greek. Trinity eonHis
where he intends engaging In hydraulic minin.
The Van Emon Brothers own th. Big tiau
hydraulic claims, at Michigan Blun. which.
probably. are second to iew claims IN the eoua.
ty as regards their paying qualities, - q, the
hydraulic business Mr, Van Emon will h. 81
home. Last Fall we wanie Mr. Van Emoh toI
County Clerk. but he did not wan, the position
bad enough to work for Il. and was therefore De.
feated by very few votes. Zach Of these ,hFss
brothers rank among our leading aad mosi sn
tsrprising citizens. and while ws eongrsiusis
Trinity county on so worthy an accession 10 hsE
population, we are sorry, indeed, T. part With
this old-time irierd Of Placer and hsr nlnlIs
interests.
The Placer herald., 1874-08-15

A friend. at Gold Run, has sent us q raekss
Of wild coffee, which he had picked. dried and
parched and asks our Judgment as 20 Whistler
the article approaches near enough coffee 10 d.
serve the name. We answer yes, II d G r.,
and fully as perfect as any Of our other fFuils
we're in their wild state. u We are % bslisW
their history. II resembles coffrs. a. all khos
who have seen it, and that !, i the ariiels isslf
is conclusive to us, from the odor IL sniis. aiisi
being Drowned All are doub,lsss familiar vlil
the odor OF freshly Drowned coffee. Thsr s ~
percep,abe df renee between the olof u Ihi.
and other varieties.
The Placer herald., 1874-08-15
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The Placer herald., 1874-08-15

Orr THE TKAcK.-Ihr Sa'mmsn'o IHiaa
makes the following mention Of the railroad -
cident at Emigrant Gap, las, Monday. "A'oai
a mile this side OF Emgrani Gap, an az. laying
on the track IN the snow shed, Wa run ossi,
and in consequence both the engines igAuiui
the tram were thrown with their tenders iTan.
the rails. The shed was torn down for ahnui
fifty feet, but luckily no one wAs hurt sal.s
quently, however, a carpenter named Dam
who WAS at work clearing up the debris, hal be
arm broken by timber falling upon a.
The Placer herald., 1874-08-15

From what we can learn the Local Opiior
campaign. now going ON in Township NJ. .
creates but little interest. Ia anticipation Il .
decision at an early date by the supreme coar.
on the Constitutionaliy Of the Law, neither psf
ty is disposed to exert itself much. for fear ihs
other will get the sell on them. u the las
should be decided Constitutional. we may lonk
out for hot fight while ], lasts II is hoped.
though, there will be no lives lo-i, blood shsd.
or even whisky spilled over a.
The Placer herald., 1874-08-15
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The Placer herald., 1874-08-15

PoIIs.-Up 10 The nrt oi thr present month
Jas Moore, Collector Of Rcvcrue District, No
Placer county had issued | .O29 Road Poll Ia
receipts, and received the money therefor "
TO the same date. Assessor J II Mitchell whu
has the collection Of the Poll tax. and the schos,.
and Hospital Poll ta,, ~ the same district BE-.
issued receipts Of the former 10 the numt-t ~
763, and Of the Inter IA.
The Placer herald., 1874-08-15

DRY Hop YsAsr. This article now advertised
in our columns, we can say, after two-veei'
trial Of it. is q success. We have heard s.yera
say who have used IT, that they never had sucl
uniform success in making good bread, A. th',
have had with this yeast
The Placer herald., 1874-08-15

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The Placer herald., 1874-08-15

STATE School MoSiY.-Ihe July apror'iou
ment of State school money amounts TO risiy
Eve cents 10 the child Placer having 9le
children. entitled to draw public money, receive,
Sl,576.90 This apportonmeut was made un,l'i
the old law, and is. therefore, very small con-
pared to the amonn, required
The Placer herald., 1874-08-15

Mr.. ID w. LUBEcK received an order, the o,hsf
day, for some goods, accompanied by the casl
but as the letter gave neither name nor adlrtss
OF the party desiring them. he is unable 10 o..
spond, notwithstanding his great desire 10 as.
commodate his customers
The Placer herald., 1874-08-15

The old woman said, Always whttle from
you, and you will never cut yourself" We
might add for the benefit of all whom it may
concern, keep out of the way of heels and toes.
and you will never get kicked.
The Placer herald., 1874-08-15

THROUGH the efforts Of the HsR,LD. and other
papers, the wild coffee question is worked ~ b
one Of very considerabe interest. Papers thii
for while stood aioof, in the belief. doubtless.
that il was humbue, now tell abcut the pful.a
bic value of this wild coffee, aud farmers. by ~
score, tell us they are determined 10 TT u.
merits by cultivation. nafting and experiments
The Placer herald., 1874-08-15

SOME say there must be disease among the
spring chickens in Auburn, bu. because about
two dozen suddenly expired, at the Empire iIo.
tel, last Tuesday evening, is no sign, when W
consider that Bullard was getting up a supper
The Placer herald., 1874-08-15

PLACER county is considered the correct thnl
for consumptives. s.-.Sdn Francisco Stock Repwf
So it is; especially when the thing to be con.
sumed is good Wholesome food. But oorrts.
pondingly bad place for drug stores and 81 D.
The Placer herald., 1874-08-15
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The Placer herald., 1874-08-15

AN Almond eyed trend OF Gorhams. or as he
calls him. Gum, was brought from Rocklir.
last Wednesday. by Constable Berry, and lodged
in the County Jail, on charge of assault.
The Placer herald., 1874-08-15


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The Placer herald., 1874-08-15

VIM. BoRELANp an old and much esteemed
resident of Forest Hill left for the East last
Wednesday, to visit his friends and relatives. IN
Pennsylvania, whom he has not seen for twenty
wears
The Placer herald., 1874-08-15

In the last few weeks there has been several
big teams, from the valley, pass through town
loaded with hay and grain, for parts above here
This reminds us of the days when we used %
swallow Gust
The Placer herald., 1874-08-15
Local and County Matters.

ARCHIBALD D. CAMPBELL has been commits.
stoned Notary Public for Placer county. vice
Arnold. He will reside at Emigrant Gap.
The Placer herald., 1874-08-15

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The Placer herald., 1874-08-15

The Unimproved Order Of Red Men held
pow-wow at their campooda, near the tres,l.
work, last Thursday night
The Placer herald., 1874-08-15
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, 1874-08-25

ont on tho ground :wriea Tint tho crops IN St.
leana County aro oil In suporb condition, ospe-
cialy tho cano crop, tho Average Of which 10
cqna to lust yoar, tho growth 80 per ooat gront-
or, mud lilo sonsosl Que ntl aarlioi From w''icl:
lc argneA TINT tho yiol will 10 ov9r 60 por cent
grcator also, and Htntc8 tint tho llantefa Will
support thcBo catimntos.
Tllo rico CROP In ncfdaKo, III Hnfd TO bo tle
lnrgess over koWn below Now Orlonsls, 90 many
bltgar plantations have been converted into rloa.
Tho two lnrggst placeB, Mciiito mid Oakla,ld aro
eBttmatc1 to lutn ont 17,D00 brtH rough rice,
aud tho Eowor ooaBt Mt about 100. 900, or d. oDp
b,lH Glenn rice, As, oyor 15 urls per aero
l,ayo boen harvested from aonso plantat!ona'
Tho corn Drop will bo light, Owing to Tho hootta
OF last spring, and III tho beat BOO Ions mol over
eight mont, supply will DO sactiret. Nl'ilo IN
others ll0thinE bottor tInn feed IL looted lor !;
but with rico aud Sugar turning out 30 veil.
A!ortngo III corn eau easily bo mot NTH supplies
from elseHhufc.
Wl,eat was dull mid weak, decltning 1@1lac.
so'ler thu nurtll anll ut 933Sc down 10 o21se at
o'clock. closing later =! pl1G@ol1lo. wiz. bhy,
1880 down to, 90}Gc. and closed. lato at 00111o
buyers, with Hellors at. UO21o. Corr, was qntos
and y5c 1owor, closing at 6l2A@0l11Ie soller sop-
to,bsr mid August; also Mt 05tI1 tI1@bb1ac seller
October. Oats woro III moderate roQuoBt. mud
Irregular, closing at 8s14o for sortemnor and
A2lGo for Tho ,nolitlf. Lard was oaRlcr, with
aulaa of $50 tcg, seller tho gear, Mt 81. .12}4c
Throo veEBolH'Koro tatIou for corn. two going
to Buffalo at 30 mid ono to Detroit ut 8ilo, Cur
rying altogether nbont lou, 0uu bu; also two ros.
sols f6r sioat from milwaukee, to Dna1o as 391c
, 1874-08-25
MONEY" AND COMMERCE,
FINANCIAL.

MoSnAY EVENING, Aug. 81.
DusincsB at tho banka was not lively to-lny, II
rega'dol as tho fnlilllment of tho promao of ton
days ago. A temporary nll has como III tho aa-
maud for money. that srrang mp SO strongly at
That nmo. Will MI tliis, an Improvement IN tho
condition If tho money market plainly oxsts.
Tho rata Of discount IL unchanged ut tho
banks at 10 por eeut for regular customers, mud
concessions to suit to other gool borrowers. An
indlsposition to mako outsiio loans OIL long time
Is nppnront. Heal ostntn leans aro 0611o por
cent money OIL tho streot is 9@918 por Coht:,
= THO ordera for cttrrenoyworo still libora! In
BONE dreetonH but on the wllols wore loss l,a' tha
amounts to tho Lake Superior rogon TO pay
workman. $500.
III Now York .hcro l,nyo boon fow ren'ittan--
cos Of currency tn tho Wost for the purpose OF
moving tho crupa, but not u ,Hu'l'aiome amount
to have any iinporlan. Influence upon tho money
New York oxctlanso was inactiYo to-day. salcn
Tero nlado ut t,ar.
, 1874-08-25
Embellishments.

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aas osing y epaJ. IsSaa VII 1"nEno 4spo'
aeat LII II y 1rst ora'n lndc,, orundca
,o,< ~ XII rairn,1 - ,ri'aa Hi,,xn,,Hec nn nciost
FIFE Fray sIy seroo a, Wag not released Until O'clock
rrtuay % in f an 1s ,n "nt so I'M drc,re .i
hy 1ht tto ,,.,i,e' efrnrfa n fnr lima "A
s ~ .p rnrr;ed nroinet In schr Tte
nn,r T." th crront ncrasions ! tho tuRa ut yorlf
~ - IN 1to1'.sia 1r".EinT t,,s raeo Ill H,hnon
VI ~ n; ~ ~ ~ th MN Sinrshamt wero connlctad
M ~ IL % In; ,oan lon:ercd info fhn trataT
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