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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-11-20
Old Dutch Proverbs.

We must row with the oars we have !;
and as we cannot order the wind we are
obliged to sail with the wind that God
gives. =,
Patience and attention will bring
us far. II cat watches long enough
at the mouse nest, the mouse shall not
escape.
Perseverance will obtain good cabbage
and lettuce where otherwise nothing but
thistles will grow.
The plowman must 60 up and down,
and whatever else may be done, there is
no other but this long way to do the
work well.
Learn to sleep with one eye open.
As soon as the chicken goes TO roost, IL
is good time for the fox.
If weary with waking. your portion
will soon be meagre.
Fools always will ask what time 1T IS,
but the wise know their time.
Grind while the wind is fair, and II
you neglect, do not complain OF Gods
providence.
God gives feed to every bird, but he
does not bring it to the nest !;
in like manner he gives us our
daily bread, but by means OF our daily
work.
Rise early; then the fisherman finds
his worms.
The dawn of day has gold in its
mouth.
He that lags behind in a road where
many are driving always will be IN a
cloud of dust.
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THANKSGIVING DAY.
nr Rny. W. S. BLAsonAnp.

The Pilgrim Fathers sainted Sleep
Their sons the old Thanksgiving keep
Win gratitude, devotion's zeal,
Their vows az Heavens hiah altar seal
Nj IS in days long gone, OF yore,
BESIDE the great Atantio's roar,
Dut tbrouah this boundless, vast domain,
,rhis and OF Freedoms happy reign
with Huguenot, proud cavalier,
THE brave descendants settled here
All VINO have stood In phalanx strong,
Rolied-back the surging tides OF wrong,
Planted rare germs OF Liberty,
Now risen, grand, stately, giah tree,
Meath whose great shade, in deepening light,
TIE nations learn truth, Justice, right
Tbey strike the palm join friendly hand;
North. South, East, West, own kindred land
One heritage-the model State
Bornd by connatural bonds OF fate,
Where OF Thauksgiyings prayer should rise
To Him whose will all good supplies
While swift goes on the course of time,
And century-wondera wax sublime,
This day imperial offerings bring:
Make Heavens high-storied arches ring;
With glowing heart, with clarion tongue,
Let freedoms airs be loudly sung;
18th, earth, far-listening, silent hear
l,s jaDilee fast drawing near,
In deepening harmony accord,
Az ranks adore the sovereign Lord,
who led the Fathers " DER the deep
The great Thanksgiving here to keepl
It's now fond children, glad, return
To where parental affairs burn;
That friends renew, reweave the tie
Tha: time survives and cannot die
Full many group, all radiant, bright,
snail grace the hours of festive light;
kare-beaming nectar sparkling fiows
Sweet nerriments no boundaries know;
Huge grooming tables vie around,
Piled in luxuriousness profound,
While dainties all shall overflow,
60 seek the poor relieve of woe;
BID charity abundance find;
With deepening love embrace mankind;
AaG, while Thanksgiving's joys shall greet,
Let want. despair, find bliss complete
TIE patriots heart shall swell with pride;
The Christian joy that Christ hath died
To bless the neeoy, lost, undone,
The nations gather make them onei
Ills we'll All local bounds retire
Before congenial. spreading fire;
The Stars nnd Stripes, long may they shine
he Old Thanksgiving yours and mine!
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CHEAP EDUcAT1oN.-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 it appears
that the necessary expenses of an Ok
ford student need not exceed ESQ q
year.
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RAILWAY TRAVEL IN BRITAIN.--Pas-
senger traffic on the English railways
has recently undergone vast develop.
ment. In 1870 the number of passen-
gers on the lines in England and Wales
was $50, 900, 900. Last year it was 4O1,-
600, 900, and the increase is chiefly due
to the improved condition of the work
ing classes.
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HEART AND BLOOD. The amount of
blood in an adult is nearly thirty
pounds, or full one-ffth of the entire
weight. The heart is six inches in
length and four inches in diameter, and
beats seventy times per minute, 1900
times per hour, 100, 500 times per day,
81, 772, 900 per year, and 1866, 440, 900
in three score and ten. At each beat
two and half ounces of blood are
thrown out of it, one hundred and sew
enty-five ounces per hour, and seven
and three-fourths tons per day. All
the blood in the body passes through
the heart every three minutes, or should
do so.-Phren. annual.
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COUGHS, colds, sore throat and
similar troubles. if allowed to progress, will
result in serious pulmonary affections-fre-
auently incurable Wshart's Pine Tree Tar
CORDIAL reaches at once the seat OF the disease
and gives immediate relief.
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TnRoUGH the length and breadth Of the
land the celebrated SILVER-TIPPED Boots
and Shoes are sold by the million, for par
ents know they last twice as long as those
without Tips. Try them. For sale by all
dealers
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Warranted to effect a positive cure. Purely Veqe-
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tne head, Deficiency Of Perspiration, Yeliowness
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Read FALSE AND TRUBp
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Foolish Habits.

DIR. Hall enumerates several practices
of the careless public, which are some
time as dangerous as they are foolish
Walking along the streets with the
point of an umbrella sticking out be-
yond, under the arm or over the
shoulder. BY suddenly stopping to
speak to a friend. or other cause, per-
son walking in the rear had his brain
penetrated through the eye, and died
in few days.
To carry long pencil in vest or out
side coat pocket. Not long since a
clerk in New York fell, and his long
cedar pencil so pierced an important
artery that it had to be cut down from
the top of the shoulder to prevent his
bleeding to death.
To take exercise, or walk for the
health, when every step is drag, and
instinct urges repose.
To guZzle down glass of cold water,
on getting up in the morning, without
any feeling of thirst, under the impress
sion of the healthgiving nature of its
washingout qualities.
To sit down at the table and force
yourself to eat, when there is not only
no appetite, but a decided aversion to
food.
To take glass of soda, or teddy, or
sangaree, or mint drops on a summer
day, under the belief that it is safer
and better than glass of water.
To persuade yourself that you are
destroying one unpleasant odor by in
Producing stronger one /; that is, to
sweeten your unwashed garments and
person by enveloping yourself in the
fumes of musk, eau de cologne, or rose
water the best perfume being a clean
Sllin and well-waehad cinthinn
, 1874-11-11
IOWA..
Tie Dubuque ikevenlc Casc-Rhon.
bert: rleaads tho Statute Of LiMitn-


The Dubuque 1koyGnslc CAsc-1hon1.
bert. HleAts tho Statute Of LiMitu-
tiolha.
Specia Dtspateh ia Ths CHICAGO T7ibune.
DUBUQUE, fn., Nov. 10.-Tho Government
HhonIberg caso assumed now phase to-day, m
Injunction being asked for by Rhomborg against
Collector Trumbull. and granted, to restrain him
from sexing on Rhomborg's property to satisfy
tho demand OF tho Government. To-day was
tho first day after notice wsa given on which the
Heizuro would bo malo by law, mud the action Of
the Collector Is anticipated aud ut least for tho
time being frustrated by this course OF Rhoua-
berg, and tue action Of tho Judge in granting the
wit. Possibly 1t may become question III tho
case whether United Suites officer can bo
enjo!nol and restrained by writ OF injunction
from state Court from doing his duty. or do
Ing au act required by act Of Congress- to be
dono, anu which be III instructed to do by the
treasury Department. 1n tho petition for the
injunction Rhomberg alleges tho oxistonco Of
q conspiracy against him alnong tho Revenue
otlcolB, including tho Commissioner Of informal
Revenue, but excluding tho Revenue Collector
here, Gen. Trumbull. Ilo also alleges that
q Limitation Of tho law has intervsncd.
which prevents tho Government from tRk-
ing stopa to collect from lin back taxca
gu dlntil!ed spirits. soyeu yonrs, it appoars, is
tha Limitation of tue Inv for making demand
Tor royanue taxcs, and 1t iH clninlol that thls
Limitation has expired.
1n ging the Grand Jury at ita present Res
alon OF tho District Court, Judge Wilson called
their attenton to tho fact tElat notwithstanding
tAo Ia" asninst lottery ticleta, thede tickets arc
sold aud advertised for salo by tho newspapers
llorot and said TINT by 40 loing the newspapers
contributed to imposition upon the croduious
aiiu weak minded, who expock to mako fortunes
BY investing money i'll lotteries.
, 1874-11-11
HAWAIIAN ntGtllTARIES.

sr. LOUIS, No., Nov. 10.--Tho Hon Elisha II,
Allou, Chlof Justice aud Chancellor OF the Sand
wcl Islands, aud tho Hon. H. a. P. Castor,
Special Commissioner, who arrived hero last
night from Sun Francisco, will loayo for Wassl-
ington tomorrow. whore they 60 to arrange, ii
possible moro satisfactory commercial relations
botwcon tho United Statoa sud their couu-
try than now exist. Tho subject OF an
nexation to tho United 6tatoB will
also be mattcr OF discussion, but is not spocial-
~ urged. King KalakAuh will also yait this
country eoon. Io IL expected to leave Honolulu
Nov. H. on tho united States colyotto Hanicia,
which has boon placed at the aorvics OF this King
FOR that purpose. Lie will be accompanied by
Two or threo Governors, United States Minister
plerco aud several mombars Of lis personal
stall.
, 1874-11-11
THE BROOKLYN SCANDAL.


NEW yoRK, Nov. 10.-In the City Court. 1T
Chambers, IN Drooklvn, thin morning, Judge
Nelson, pn tho application Of Thomas @.
Bioarman, counsel tor tho Rev. Horny Ward
Eceoher, ex-Judgo Morris, counsel On the other
Hito. offering no objections, continued tho stay
Of proceedings In tho Tilton- Deecher huit until
argument has been heard on the appeal for
Eranting bill OF particulars 10 a1r. Beochor.
Francis D. Moulton and Theodore Tilton wero
present
Assistant District-Attoney Moore appeared In
The morning before Judge lteyno,dB. IN tho CITY
Cuurt-roolu. and eutorod plea Of " not guilty
10 tho libel suit by Miss Edna Dean Proctor
against Frank Moulton.
, 1874-11-11
ARKANSAS LEGiSl ATTIRE.

LITTLE AooK, Ark, Nov. l0,-The General
n'ssem0iy mot today under the now Consti!u-
tim. Tho Senate objected permaueut orgaui-
na f.ton By aae.a the election ot tho Hon Drad!ey
Tamn Ha. " GastoiIe Us PRESIDENT, aud Thomas ".
eloeted tho Hon. 4: Pennington, OF Hot SPRINGS,
an Speaker, aud adjourned Until tonight to con-.
plets9 tho oreantzntion. Both Houses moot in
!omt JONI, sosslon tomorrow to receive tho Gov
House will declare the result Of tho recont eao.
DO inBIallod. va"
, 1874-11-11
Schooner Nlzs,rod Sunk by a Colliaion.

Schooner Nlz1lr0d Sunk by a Colliai on.
Sptcta' Dispatch to Tho Chtcuao Tribune,
BUFFALO, N. T., Nov, 10-Tho schooner Nim-
rod. with $1,000 bushels OF corn for this pork.
WIS aunk in 70 foot Of water off Port Stanley.
Mondny morning, by d collision witt, tho achoon-
or Michigan. upward bound. THO cargo il fully
insured, aud tho yesscl insured for $2Uu00. Tho
crew oscapel III small boat to Caauda, and ar.
rived hore Tuesday morning.
, 1874-11-11
NOR TttARY.

PORTLAND. Nov. 10.-The funorat services over
the Into Bishop 1'acon took pIncs to-day IN tho
Cathedral, which was crowded. Seats wore re-
!ncnt citizens. Archbishop McCloAly, Bishops
Williams, Mclaughlin. Lynch. hloWade, Hon
roy, aud alcNiarney, and some tifty prosts, clad
III their robeg, participated In tho services. The
roqulam mass WIS celebrated by Distop WILL
funeral sermon. Tho rc.naius wers depoaitsd III
the vault bBnenth tho church.
, 1874-11-11
MATRIMONIAL.

Special DiapatcAts The Chicago Tribune.
DAHv1I.LE. ILL.,, Nov. l0.-Joseph B. Camp
bell Of Chicago, General Freight Agent Of tie
Chicago, Dauvillo l. Viuconnea Railroad, snd
Nils Kitty Hooker. Of this place, wero marriud
nt oulook this afternoon at tho residence Of tito
britlo's father, by tho lloy. A. L. Droo4B OF tho
First Presbyterian Church Of this city. The
bridal couple took tho 5 o'clock trim on tho In
danRpoEls, Bloomington d Western Road, oaat,
OIL their wedding tour.
, 1874-11-11
NEW YORK FAILURE.

Special Dispatch to Tile Chica0s Tribune.
NEW YoRg, Nov. 10.-The stationery aud en-
yolope,makiug iirm Ut George Roay j. Co., OF II
JOIN! street. tailol to.day. Tho Cause is the no.
tion Of tho post-O!tieo Department III awarding
Manuf4oturng Company, Of Now England. RoaY
i Co. had been tbs uovarnmont contractors for
four yearH. The failure throws 800 PERSONS out
OF employment. Liabilitisa about $200, 900 /;
AHaetH unknown.
, 1874-11-11
C0TT0N.MILLS RESUMED 0psRartnns

Nonw1oM, Conn, Nov. 19.-lho mammoth
Of tAls city, haA resumed work after three wsska
suspension, caused by striko OF tho muio-
eplhhota' a fow strikers have returned, aud
1fesh ap,nnorB will bo employed II the rest do
not Yield. The spragnes run Gu full tina, not
aAV1nB entored tho two. thirds-time leaguo.
, 1874-11-11

SpesNf UisD2fth 70 Tie CAfc0ao ITiount
DRTno1T, Mich. Nov. 10.-The shoonera j. D.
8awyor aud Lady Duireriu collidod on Lnko
Eric, near Point au Peleo, Inst night, and tho
Dufferin, badly damagod md In q sinking con-
dltion, waB brought to this city Tonight Tho
damage to tho Sawyer IL not kuowu, u sho went
her way after the aecidont.
, 1874-11-11
LAKE MARINE ITEMS,

Special UttpatcA ia The Chfrayo Tribune.
BUFFALO. N. Y, Nov. 10.-Tho schooner Hattie
Howard waa got OF without damage to tho vosAol
or cargo. aud arrived In port Tuesday night,
The schooner Harriet NosS WAS raised and
brought into port to-day at 3p. m.
, 1874-11-11

IrvERPoo14. Nny. l0.-steamahips Calabfia,
Vile DO Paris, olor, Pembroke, and Doliyia'
from New York; Nova Hootla, from Quebec !;
anu Abpotstofd, IRON Philadelphia. have arrived
cut.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 10.-Aulvod-city Of Ant.
Horp and spain, from Nsn York.
, 1874-11-11
THE PACIFIC kaatL CONFERENCE.

:, Spa'ai DisrateA 10 The Ch'eaao Tribune. =
NEW IoHK, Nov. 10.-rho Pacific Mail Confer
otstu saa not yes rcBultol in anything practical.
Communication has boon received fso~ tho
pao!to railroads by tho paoflo Mail gteAn,Hhi,
Company, and ,neettng Of the Board Of Dlrec-
tora w14 bs Aold tomorrow to oouBlder sAa eub-
loot.
, 1874-11-11
4 RAIL DELAYED THO YEARS.

NEw yoRK, Nov. l0,--Ihoro waa received yes-
toruay from Cologne, Franco, mail which
should hayo been forwarded Oot. IL, 1872,
a[nco which tmo 1t has boan unAooountnb!y mis-
placed In Eronoh oGloep
, 1874-11-11


MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS
tor ysunc !4siiu, aud Itg gsis, Nos aud East FltY.
ttrdst, Now Yosk. Eaofolses for Tbs neft {ast will
cut. Nsw solo!aEa viii fapast Heps. ~ when saAshsEa
will Glass Llon4
, 1874-11-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Valuable Discovery,

= DR.. J, J., MltI.Ks = pfaetolaT phsso:an 1t IN
etsract oEabrrlcs and hs,np heataoe, dyspsa
tic, nervous aud klck hosdacho. and nervousnsss Pre-.
hIetur q bx Lor k.nitt 81 MAbaAh ~. Uhiaago
, 1874-11-11
LIEUT.-GEN. SHERIDAN.
Ills Animal Report as Commander Of The
Military Division Of tho
MiSsouri,
Operations in The Departments Of Da-
kota, the Platte, tho Mis-
suuri, and Texas.
The Black Hills Expedition Movements
Against Hostile Indians.

THp R1nnIf Hill Evuo1 ;Asnr. Tcvvo,.. nx !.
-. p' ~ ~, :. 'SA'o'A's
A6oAaat Aosello AAulAAs'
n'o Qns, MILITARY DIVISION or THE M1ssoun11
.,., ,n., on1oAuo. H., Oct: l. 1874. !
1e0a"nart.r. - hHnt e. r, = , "1aiH H. ee"e'a'
Co1onr1., 7 havc lin honor tn a,,bmit born-
with. Tor tho information of tha Goneral of III,
Arnv rnv ANIMAL ro,,ort, .ccomna,,,ca l,v the ra-
norts Of the Donartmont Commanders within
tbia Military niviaion.
No chapcos have occurred In the organization
of the Diyiaou H;nco nv Inst animal renort ,or
Inns ttera ,,esr .nv cn,nca nj nonnrtnant Cam,
m.ndo,, during the mast vonr
Tho Military Division Of tho Missouri include.
most of the Western stalos, and nj, the Terri-
toriea oast of Auzonn California. ani idaho.
from British America on tic north to the Gull
of Mexico on tho south. and ombrscea within tta
| limits 90 Indian tribes, numbering about
192 900 no, sons, scattered over more than 100O-
600 sa,,aro miles of frontier couutry.
For tho better protection Of this frontier with
ita vast agricuitura,, mining mercantile and
other interests, 1t las been divided into
rouR DEPARTMENTS. VIZ,
Tho Dopsrtmout OF Dakota, with hoadouartere
at St. Paul. Mimi, commanded by Brig Con.
Alfred Il. Ieffy, consisting OF tue state OF sl'o-
nesota and the Territories OF Dakota and Mou-
tana:
rha Dor.rtnoor+ NJ tb> Plata will ,o.d,ror-
=. o.L ~, ..,,..,,.1 H. M,
teis as om@na, Neo'' eonmaudoa W ofls. s.-deu.
Edward U. U. Ord, consisting OF the States Of
Iowa and Nebraska, aud tile Territories Of Utah
md Wyoming:
Tbo nonortront ~ tb. Miaaorr, commanded
~, r. -. ~. al -, ,--. :.
n5 brlg'-deh' 'ohn rope. Will neaoquafsef8 A.
Fort Loayonworth, han., consisting OF
tho Gtatos OF Illinois, Missouri. and
Kansas, tho Territories Of Colorado
~. NJ. uox;no .ra tia I,a;.,, Tor-;to-., a-.,,
Asu Ne" menso. nu0 tA' 1A1'"" AoA44'''S Aoi'"
ot the Canaalah hlVori
And the Department Of To1as, commanded
by Brig. Con. Cl1ristopAor @. Augur, with head
nuartera ut g.n Antonio. Tex.. eons;at;no NJ IL.
ai.,. - ra~.. I'D IL. 1rd;,, 0,t,tt -
n'aFe oi te1As ano 'ns 1nu'An aoeflooFy soo'n OIL
thu Canadian KttHr.
, 1874-11-11

MISCELLANEOUS,


An unusug y Collector and onu bo has had
mncn sApeteaco aud gond saocvas IN keeping blouks
Hcd NTH ltst.Eass teuant4, usEa his EtCy(vTs 10 t49
oTnor Of onH of ;aoagos haltnllod hpstnoss blocks
AanrtsH r "a, Tribune 1iHCo, '' ~
, 1874-11-11
PROTEST AGAINST FREIGHT DtScRlMINA.
TlOHS

mans Exchange to day appointed committee
to confer with similar co1nmittces from othor
organizations III tho Slate. for taking active
lneasuron to stop uuduo discrimination in
frclghts charged by railroad compnnieB
, 1874-11-11
THE WEATHER.

WAsH1EoToN, D. G., Nov. 10.-For the North
Seat aud Upper Lake regionR, partly cloudy
and cold Weather, with north or west winds and
r.sing barometer,
LOCAL oDHEnYAT1oSR.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10,
, 1874-11-11

THE CHARACTER OF THE AseETs.
Tho Traders can convert their Hecuriten into
currehoy ut klay'B notice aud easily reuIizo
premium Oh thom at my timo.
Tho managers Of this Company invite tho most
rigid scrutiny and investigation into its Affairs,
aud wllilo they are satisfied with tho Compauy'n
rogresB so fur they feel TINT still creator results
eau 10 attained by gradual extension Of Their
ascucics into other localities beHido those the
Company has boon occupying. Their policies
arc eagcriy sought after wherever they hayo
gone, md especially In the Eastern States, right
undcr tho shadow Of tho older institutions Of
that locality.