The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-01-22

Prof. Edward P.,uers, OF Chicago ia lecturin,
through 'lchig,an ON "The Artificial Produc,
ton OF Il IT, few practical lectures on the
ARTIFICIAL production of snow about the lumber
camps and pleasant weather in the cities OF the
State would be full as acceptable and certainly
more seasonable just at this time.-Detroit
Post
While the owners OF farms within the corpora
ton of the city of Niles are trying to "cecede,
some OF the people in the corporate limits OF
I this burgh are trying to persuade the Legis-
lature to extend the corporate boundaries so al
to surround good deal OF farm property that
| is not just now included with the present bound
aries
Only awoman's hair Who has not some
.irne in his life picked such a golden thread
from bis best coat collar, and felt his heart
beating quicker for it Or gazed upon tIess
laid away in some nook, and not felt the in
iuence of tender memories? Only woman's
hair And yet we do not like 1t in biscuit
Exchange
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Howard celebrated the
twenty-fifth anniversary Of their marriage, at
their residence in Bloomingoale, Friday eve
ming, January8. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. j. H. Rascoe. large number of
their friends were present, and all seemed to
have a good time. The presents were many
and valuable.
GRAND RAPIDS January 10. 1S75.-The State
Of afr ~ 4 =.
here. Their proceedings are conducted with
closed doors. The delegates present number
about 1900. committee on publication will
be appointed this evening" when such Of the
proceedings as can be made public will be given
to the press,
The Wyandotte Courier doesn't charge a
cent for the following notice: 1.-THE first
man to order this paper stopped on account OF
its ti-Chandler proclivities. is Mr.. Joseph
Evans, Of New Boston. Mr.. Evans holds the
position of inspector Of customs at that place,
has a salary Of $3.50 per annum, and never
earns cent Of It,"
The following are the Notanes Public for
Van Buren, County, confirmed by the Senate
January 16:
W. j. Leslie, B. NJ. Williams, S. Ellis, c..
Duncombe, /. G. Hill, ]. s. Cross, NJ. II. Rice,
b. F. Heckert, C. Richards. w. II. Andrews,
L. G.. B. Anderson, j. Cook, W. Nj. Blowers,
j. Knowles, &. W. Lawton, G. p. Smith, c. D.
Lawton, L, W. Rogers r, II. Finley.
The papers comment severely on the fact
that large number of English women have no
desire for marriage and devote themselves to
art literature and business precisely as though
they we're bent on nothing but earning living
and making their way in the world. This may
be very peculiar. but we fail to see why it is
less commendable for women to devote them
selves to bread-earnng than to husband hunt
ing.
Allegheny has perplexing law case over
the possession dog. The animal was brought
into court as a witness. The party on one side
called him I" Butler" Doggy wagged his tail
and went for caress. Then the party on the
other side called him - Major" The title ap-
peared to tickle him, and he repudiated the
name Of " Butler" The court had to reserve
lts decision, as the evidence seemed cOEIlct-
ing.
Fred. Lewis, editor of the .Sdgina,cidn, and
ex-candidate for CongI '1s, has heroically
shouldered bis ak and star ID for his farm, and
the Republican reports him as saying that there
is no danger of the suspension Of his journal
as long as he can get fifty cents cord for
choppiDg wood. That is better than TO 60 log
rolling in Washington, as he once thought of
doing and his friends had some difficulty IN per-
suadIng him not to do.-Detroit Post
\ manufacturer OF Chromos at Norwich,
Conn.,, offers to send Us four OF their little
pictures If we will insert their advertisement
for three months. They are too liberal in their
offer altogether. We couldn't pay for bundle
OF paper with ton of their daubs, nor for
weeks labor with several hundred of the trash.
Can't do it. The proposition entirely over
comes us. We commend them to the Courier
they are doing that kind OF business we amt.
d. L. Latourette, well-known, busted f.
nancier of Grand Rapids, has written a long
letter on the financial question, IN which he
axDrassad b;p,saIf heartily in favor NJ reaump-