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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30
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Head and al csmplete, In w0 hours. No fee TIL
heAd paAAes: Seat. Pin and Stomach Worms rsmov.
Cd, BY Dr.: kunkei ~ NostA Ninth h., Pniiadelphta
e. send fos circular. For removing eli ordinary
Knnkelh Worm Syrup. Free o..
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

OU000 AH102E0.
sKCaHTAny Use ADDH1aeHa a CIRCULAR 10 ALL
TEE RUAOFRAN 00vR1MARNTs.
AasstassA Rrss apssisl 1si4vsm.
WAsa1uoToN, Dies. 70.
It 10 true, ~ stAtsd In . special telegram, pub
lishsd to-day, that the Secretary Of State
hes addressed circular 70 eli the European
Governments W the subject u Cuban Affairs,
including copy 70 spain.
Ths object Of Mr.. Fish IL the obtaining Of d.
Il 70 BE- used In the preparation Of Prssidsnt
Grants supplementary Message to Congress-
All the foreign governments have replied saas-
fAotosily.
England II ready TO indorss the intervention
movement at the present moment. The other
nations express their willingness 70 support
Intervention, but hesitAte TO take the initiative.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

HE sara HR NEVER PAOPOsRD WITHDRAWAL from
TEE RoW1N0 ASSOCIATION.
Assoststed Press Special 7ssJvam.
BosTox. Dec. 70.
Capt. Cook, Of the Yale crew, denies that he
ever proposed 70 Harvard TO unitsvand withdraw
from the Rowing Association, aud also denies
that he has attempted to stir up strife between
| the two colleges.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30

F. T. Kunkel's fsitssr wine of Dron,
This truly valuable tonic hss b+en 20 Thoroughly
tested ~ ~ claasea Of the community that II II nov
deemed Indispensable ~ Tonic medicine II costs
but little, purinas tho blond and gives tone 10 tht
stomach. ren0vases the syst m and proionQs ME.
everybody should have 1t. For the cure OF wesS
stomachs, general debility indigo stOn, dlspase hi
the stomach, and for AL caHes requiring 4 ioDc
This wine includes the most agreeable and efcieni
salt Of iron We pOssess-Citiateo Of Magnetic OXIDE.
combined with the most enerxe ic vi vegetable ION
ice-Yel0W Peruvian Bark.
Do yOu want something to strengthen your
Do you want good app t'tef
% you want 70 get nd Of asrvou-ncsa7
Do you want enerkys
DO you want TO sleep Wef
Do you want TO build up yOur constit tion,
Do you want to feel wellf
% you want orisk and vigorous feeling,
IRON.
! only ASH trial Of this valuable tonic,
Beware OF counterfeits, - Kunkelu Bitter Wine
OF Iron u the ouy sure and eUctuai remedy In Inc
known world for the permanent cure OF Dyspepsia
and Debility, and - there are . number Of imits-
lions offered 70 the public, would caution the con.
munity 70 poFchase nnne hut the genuine article.
manufactured BY =. ?. Kunke, and having hi
stamp on the cork Of every bottle Ths very fact
that othen are attempting 10 initiate this valuable
remedy, PROVE ~ worth and SPEAKS volumes In liz
fAvofs. Bold only In d bottles Sold BY iiru9a sis
and dealeFs everywhere.
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WILMINGTON. DEL
ThurpAaY. DooonbeR -, lS99.

HOWARD n. JENKINS, wlLADR ATKINSON
FRANCIS G. V1RRIS.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-12-30
TWO for ONE
AT THE
q. q. Evans Gift Book Store.
No. All Ohsst.ut Street. No. all
PHILADELPHIA.
Whsrs ~ Bsoks are sold at Publsh srs' Lowest
Prices, and you have the
ADVANTAGE
Of r. Giving In addition
AuANDsOMR PRESENT
Varying In value from b0 cents to 500 with esch
book.
PARTIAL LIST OF GIFTS.
alrrs COD watches, with Hunting ca..s

{ no OF which W prsssn, TO each purchaser Of .
The true northerner., 1875-04-30
u . 7 III E
r E q p lie
PAW PAW
TOWNS ADJOINING.

La commencing our New Mode of
Business, we wish to make known the
principle upon which our business will
be conducted, and wish to be distinctly
understood,
1st' That we shall sell for Cash and
Ready Pay.
I'd. That our Prices shall be One
and the same to every body
3D. That we shall sell our Goods at
a small advance fromCost, in all cases.
4th. That in no case shall there be
any deception used to sell our goods
aud that all Goods that do not prove to
be what they are sold for, may be return.
ed, aud the money refunded
9Th. Thatit is our determination, 10
all cases, never to be uudersold.
Lastly. We have 100 bushels Of
Yankee Corn forSeed and 20 bushels
Of Large Black Eyed Marrowfat Peas
to sell, and most everything else.
The true northerner., 1875-04-30

RELIGIOUS Latreds are being famed
up III New York and Ohio by the grasp
ing of Roman Catholic priests after
school moneys. A spice Of the same
thing has come about in Port Huron.
Ground for new cemetary having been
purchased, the Roman Catholics asked
for a portion OF it, either free or at less
sum than it cost, aud such gran: was
made by the common council. Many
persons do not know that Romanism re.
quires the bodies of its votaries to be
buried, whenever possible in consecrated
ground, controlled by the church, and at
such fees as may be demanded At the
east, such extortion has been practiced
as to raise loud complaints from the Ro
mish laity. There seems no good reason
for providing at the puplic expense,
grounds on which money may be made
for church Golfers, at burials. The repub.
Iican candidate for mayor in Port Huron,
Mr.. Hull, being charged with opposing
this grant Of land, was specially attack.
ed by Romanists aud beaten by IS ma
jority where the republican state ticket
had about one hundred While we dep
recate religion in pcitics, yet if it is
thrust in, the priests who do it are alone
to blame, and must be boldly withstood,
or we will soon have no liberty of con.
science left.-Lal 'ng Republican,
The true northerner., 1875-04-30
For the True Northerner.
NY .IIR CASTLE.

l was 80 long in building it,
1t went up still and slow;
None knew was an architect,
They saw me come and go
They knew not whence nor whittier;
They looked on me and smiled.
And said, in tones so pitiful
"You dream, you dream, my child
Ionly laughed and shook my head,
For then within my home
was building up the turrets-
Twas arching mp the dome
OF my beautiful air castle;
And to myself said;-
"They will sometime look upon 1t,
And repent the words they said,-
"They will sometime see it cleaning,
Bright as silver in the air,
And repeat their prophesymg,
When the dreamer dwelleth there!
shall look from out the window.
With joyous happy face,
Where no haunting shadows gather
Where no tears have left a trace"
Day after day my work went on;
No hammers click was heard.
No workmen singing merrlly-
No notwithstanding word
All alone built my castle,
So strangely dim and fair,
Quite forgetting it's foundation
Rested on the empty air
| had no need to count the cost
BY alchemy, my own.
l changed the very cheapest things
To gol6 and precious stones.
In sooth, it was a pleasant task,
No queen upon her throne
Was half as glad and proud as |,
TO see my work so on
Well, at last it was completed!
And folding up my hands
AS one who resteth from his toll,
My pleasant work scanned;
| stood upon the threshold,
With joyous, happy glance,
Looking toward the misty future,
And defed the dull perchance.
But never crossed the threshold,
For the sky grew dark as death,
And the rushing of the tempest
Almost bore away my breath.
| could feel my castle falling
All noislessly it fell
None knew that had built it
had kept my secret we'll
But they knew some star had fallen,
For could not quite disguise;
And sometimes ghost unbidden.
Would look sadly from my eyes;
But they cannot guess my secret:
shall never tell them where
havefhid the shining fragments
OF my castle in the air. N. II.
The true northerner., 1875-04-30

Trains from Paw Paw connect with the Same
named Trains on the Michigan Central RAILROAD
at Lawton, going east and west.
LEAvEPA PAW.
$50 a. Nj, returns from Lawton at IA M
$50 a. m, Mail Train, east.
200 p. m, Mail west, and Way Freight east.
S:l3 2. m, Kalamazoo Accommodation east
e1 Trains return TO Paw Paw on departure nj,
Michigan Central Trains from Lawton
F. NJ. MANNING, suD't.
The true northerner., 1875-04-30

new lot of goods just come to town.
Will suit the ladies all around
think the goods will suit your eye
Just take your cash, come and try.
Our stock of goods is now complete.
And we do promise to sell cheap
One dollar cash, we do say,
Will buy load for Ready PAY.
Dry Goods and Shoes OF every kind.
Will suit the body and the mind;
They almost give you Cash tehy say,
To come and take the Goods away.
Just send your Boys and Girls 80 nice,
They'll havo the goods at the same price;
Wen load them we'll from of our sbelves.
AS cheap as tho you came yourselves.
One price to all who buy our stuff,
And that one price is low enough.
We want you to understand
That SMITH g. Co. are still on hand.
Come on, we are going to have some fun.
Yours Truly,
{. SMITH B. co
The true northerner., 1875-04-30

Trains do not stop. Trains do not stop ex-
cept when signalled.
The true northerner., 1875-04-30
9Z.ARTERL Y .vEETy.,'f,.

The third Quarterly Meeting of the present
Conference year, of the Pine Grove Circuit. of
the West Michigan Methodist Conference. will
be held at the Picnic Grounds, on tie bank OF
Sweet Lake in the northeast corner of the
town of Bloomingdale, on Saturday and Sun
day, June 9th and 9th, 1875. Rev. William ID.
Thompklnson. OF Kalamazoo, Chairman of this.
the st. Joseph District, Will be present. Provi.
dence permitting.
JOSEPH 5. PRESTON. Pastor.
CoRDELIA A. PRESTON, Asst Pastor.
Gobleville, April 8, 1875.
The true northerner., 1875-04-30

=, Leave Kalamazoo, 7:4o a. m: and $3.50 p. IN .
Pass Coolies, 9:1O a. m. and 4:55 D. m. Arrive at
South Haven, 1l:00 a. m. and 6:20 p. m.
Leave South Haven, 6:55 Il. m. and 500 p m
Pass Coolies, 900 a. m. and 4:25 d. m. Arrive at
Kalamazoo, 1O40 a.. m. and $40 p. m.
The true northerner., 1875-04-30
DR.. II. s.. GRANTS
FLUID LIGHTNING.
The instant and Infallible Cure for
Neuralgia, Nervous Headache. Tooth
ache, Pieurisy.

Irlch II the y ech an1 Paln5 N tue
Back and Side.
Fluid Lightning acts instantly and effect a
permanent cure when all other remedies fail.
1t does not redden or buster the skin. is per-
fectly safe and instantly cures 10 out os 20
cases Of nervous pains. Call and try It-it costs
YOU nothing. The wonderful success Of this
remedy has led unprinclpled persons to initiate
it. None genuine that has not DR.. Grams lik e.
ness on the label Sent to any address, charges
prepaid, on receipt OF price. One dollar per
bottle; SIX bottls for 35. Manufactured and
FOR sale by CRAM d MELCHER, Chicago, Ills
sold by all the Druggists of Paw Paw. 1O48
Refer to Il. ". NcCabe and K. VI. Moves.
The true northerner., 1875-04-30

The BErRoTHED, by SIR Walter Scott, just
published. is the sixth volume Of an entire new
edition of the Waverly Novels, now in course
of publication by T. b. Peterson ~ Brothers.
Philadelphia. entitled "Petersons' Cheap Edi-
ton for the Million of The Waverly Novels. "
Each Book is printed from plain, clear type,
double column, and each work is issued COM
plete in one large octave volume, with new
illustrated cover, and will be becompleted in twen-
ty six volumes at twenty-five cents each, or
Five Dollars for the complete set. This is the
cheapest as well as the only complete edition OF
the Waverly Novels published in this country,
as 1T contains all the authors notes, as well as
all his last corrections and additions. At this
price every one should get full set Of the Wa
verly Novels at once which they can do by re-
hitting five dollars in letter, by mail, to T. B.
Peterson Brothers, Philadelphia, on receipt
OF which they will send full set of the twenty
six volums, By return mail, post paid, to any
one, at any plave.
Miss Ida Hulse, OF Prospect Lake, this
county, gives the following advice to the girls
through the columns Of the Detroit Tribune,
and we copy it for the benefit OF our young
lady readers:
l noticed II a late number Of the Tribune a
complaint from a lady IN regard to the manner
in which her girls wash dishes. ! think the
girls work on the right plan, but fail because
the dish-pan is too small and consequently
there Is not water enough used. Get a large,
deep pan, put IN all the dishes except the glass
ware and the knives. Make good hot suds
and cover the dishes entirely with it. Wipe
them out and they will shine. Plenty Of
soap. girls and plenty of water"
The true northerner., 1875-04-30
MISCELLAN
Susiness o5aros.

susinrss G5ar0s.
DICH ARDS MILLS. Attorneys at Law. Oace.
II over First National Bank. Paw Paw
CHANDLER RICHARDS. 104l ALFRED =. MILLS.
NT j. LESLIE, Attorney and Counselor M
w Law. and solicitor in Chancery. All mat
ters of Business will receive our personal and
prompt attention Collections promptly made
and amounts remitted forthwith Correspond.
ence and business respectfully solicited Office
over Post Office, South Haven, Michigan. 1O2S
M MASON, Physician and Surgeon. Cfice
1Nl. near Adams Mills, Pine Grove. Will az.
tend promptly all professional orders. Special
attention given TO Surgery and the diseases of
Women and Children.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-12

Of the necessaries and the luxuries that
would make them agreeable: it keeps
their children from school and rObs them
Of much that Is their right to possess
and enjoy. How to be relieved Of this
burden Is grave question But It Is
safe to let the lazy nan reach a eOndi-
ton Of destitntiOn before he Is helped
he may labor and save himself before be
starves. The swindler who knocks at
the door and attempts to rob Us Of our
earnings. should be booted the quaek
aud the humbug should be discarded;
the man who engages in any business
not legitimate. should learn by want Of
patronage. or by the enforcement Of the
law. that he cannot be tolerated in the
community, and every honest man should
constitute himself special police, to ar
rest. punish OF slay every creature that
is attempting to get fortune, OF sup
port by any but honest means
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-12

have seen none, and hope they have gone
forever; yet We learn that there are mil
lions still Of small ones in the grSsshOp-
per regions. which may yet visit US
The farmers in this vicinity have esti-
mated the damage done by the hoPPers
I'D to this time. and it amounts to this,
VIZ: Oats IS per cent, nearly ruined
wheat so to IS Per cent, largely, how
ever. by ehineh bugs; timothy. 90 per
cent corn. 20 to - per cent pas
tures. 50 to so per cent Vegetation Is
growing well now. and if the grAsshOp-
pers trouble no more. the loss will be
regained in part You may think my
letter Of the 18th inst extravagant, but
70 the contrary, it treated the matter
mildly. +. NJ. kINBALL
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A cheerful picture this which the \.
Y. EFening Post paints Of the police
force Of that city: Stories Of gross cor
ruption, Of blaekmail and kindred Of
fences come thick and fast. The public
hear Of drunken sergeznts fighting in
beer saloons with disreputable women !;
Of captains sayagely assaultiDg unofend-
ing persons; Of rouBdsmen neglecting
their duties. and of patrol-nen who use
their clubs upon the slightest proToca-
ton. or upon no proyocation at all, and
who are generally absent from their
posts when their presence Is most need
ed The daily newspapers teen with
reports q crimes Of all grades from muir
der TO participating Organized bands
Of there's work the horse cars; high.
way robberies are matters Of daily occur.
renee, and nezk-thieEes reap rich har.
rests from the dwelling houses. Burg
laries are alarmingly frequent; arrests
comparatively rare These facts. which
are patent 70 everybody, have an unmis
taxable significance. They prove tn
decentralization Of the force, and ineapac
ity or corruption in high places"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-12
THE NEW GRANADA EARTH.
QUAKES.

Nail adTices from different places in
Colombia more than confirm the horrors
BY the earthquakes in New Granada in
Nay last In Cucutz alone over 10000
people we're killed IN addition TO other
thousands who we're seriously injured
Everything in the place Is in ruins; lot
= house remains standing. and, 70 add
20 the horrors. thieves and robbers from
the surrounding country have swept
down upon the stricken place, and de-
spoiled the remnant Of inhabitants Of
what little they had saved from the
general wreck Death and desolztion
reigDed throughout the valley Great
numbers Of hzcieDdzs we're destroyed,
and hundreds Of houses IN the country
Over1hr0En, leaving the pe0ple homeless
and consigned 70 poverty Many trees
we're torn up firm the ro0ts, and small
hills vere opened like = melon The
cause q the great catastrophe Is ofeourse.
unknown, and the precise place Of it,
first manifestation Some suppose tia.
the volcano Of Szbzterz, which was in
action in IS48. Is agzin breaking out,
while others ssy that > neE volcano Ia.
appeared In the hills Of Girocha- Be.
sides CDsuta. tie villages Of San Cristo-
bal Tsrihz. GuzsinO. Czpaebo, Szr
Antonio. Lohzterz. San Juan, De Corenz
Rosario. and San CzyetanO we're ais,
completely destroyed The population
of San jose. Rosario and San Csyetsuo
raore than 400 in nnmber. have entire
ly dszPPezrei The rest Of that De
pzrtDent i in ruins. The latest advice
Nay 3O-szy the shocks stiIl eonnn
Oed ~ The rate Of ITO CT three = dzy
On tie night Of Nay .. the eztbearz
in Pzuplons fell Great alarm anon
the people. aud APPEALS for help are b
ing circulated through al the cities Z
C0loub;z. and the uost liberal response
ara being made
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-12

The EXTENT OF LoSDoN.-The me-
trOpolis Of the British empire, the larg-
est city the world ever saw, covers,
within 10 miles radius Of Charring
Cross. nearly 700 square miles, and
numbers within these boundaries 4, 0OO,-
600 inhabitants 1t contains more Jews
than the whole of Palestine. more Roman
Catholics than Rome itself. more Irish
than Dublin, more Scotehmen than Edin-
burgh. The port of London has every
day on Its waters 1000 ships and 1000
sailors Upward of 40 persons are adj
ded to the population daily, or 10000
yearly, birth taking place every FIVE
minutes, and death every eight min
utes. On an average, 2o miles of streets
are opened. and 5000 new houses built
every year In Its postal districts there
is yearly delivery Of 23S. 100000 let
ters- On the police register there are
the names Of 10000 habitual erimi-
nails. increasing by many thousands ev-
cry year. More than One-third Of all
the crime Of the country Is committed
in London. or at least brought to light
there There are as many beer-shops
and gin-palaees as would. if their fronts
we're placed side by side, reach from
Charing Cross to Portsmouth, a distance
Of 70 miles. and IS, 600 drunkard:
brought before Its magistrates The
shops open On Sunday would form street,
60 miles long. 1t is estimated thai
there are above million of the people
who are practically heather, wholly neg
Letting the ordinances Of religion A
least 600 additional churches and chap
els would be required for the wants Q
the people.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-12
LETTER PROM MISSOURI.



The grzsshSpper Is lot 50 big ssAre
As be Vas The heavy rain in Missouri
have drowned il cut. IN advance Of the
appointed las; Day. and noE the pso-
pie are thinking q \ day q ThznksEv-
ing instead They night mast = few
thousand bushels Of the grzssboppers
and have = grand fszs;, Indian fashion.
-Maait0r. Juzs 81, rs.
I'd NoRitor: Your information. a.
above reported. i unreliable St louis
papers and Others il tie eastern part Of
the state nay make sush statements.
but they are Dot bassd uP9n facts The
hsaTy rains thai ne have had have d.
apparently asssssi the gr.ssboPpe-s :
\ particle; If anything. tLey are more
lively than ever after rain Only tbose
that get into currents are droEnsd-
thsy. however. amount 70 Millions ye,
they are nst missed CIT e tie innzDsr.
able u1ltitaie In the eastern porti0-
Ct tie state the hopper nay be ssars
for there they are DSt- A. ye. hurt b
then. and hence are Ugrs sszred thz-
hurt but II fifteen countries II IL
western part q The state, where the,
have eaten ever Eesa tAing zbgT,
grOuad. giving 70 tie country only ID
aPpez-zDos q utter dessl4si0a, II Is esr
tainly ID scare, tut stern reality. II
psoPle. however. IN thsse sectl0os ~
} beginning 70 take ey1rzgs, - tie hor
. psrs are leaving and the late rains =.
; starting these naked rsgions into ns
> hfe. JET tbsy ms; remain. Ct necessity
{ frUiless fSr this year. unless ssns.bin
: can be s0Sn Ct planted that vii nzt1,
fro@ the SGD fr0z this tine cut Nan
{ are planting early eorn. yss IL vii d
Z psod uPOn the sszs9a and = ate IA
; Eheiher Il 1zt1rss O. BSt Fr0a L
4 lOsh % tie 24ih. inclusive. Sftesa o.
r seeGtiys days, the h0Ppers we're p4zsir
, ever Is . tie n0rsh-Eesi. II dense els1
= q osuutless Diliious. eoatiuually. :,
, AZ high 1ltit1des- Duriag this pen
n they shoEersd dOrn uPou u AZ dESsrs
: ti3es. II great na=serx. @ rs-zzin
z day q t-o and tssa depart ukss ssh.
r. wOuA eo1e and thas il esufinasd /
3 ffeea days Kor thres days Dow
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-12

There Is > general belief that Tweed,
though be certainly has not been lying
On bed Of roses, lately. has not got all
that he deserves, and will not until he
has made restitution Of the money be
has appropriated from the public service
70 his own use. II Is with this very
money that be il fighting his prosecu-
tors, and very skillfuI Eght his law
yerz have thus far made for him. If be
had less money it Is likely that be
would be On BlackweIl's island still.
The decision which released him would
probably Deser have been reached 10 the
case eli poorer prisoner. who 70 say the
least Of it. could not have afforded to
ezrTy his cause - far.-E Y. World.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-12

Vice President WiIsOn. il j. said. net
his cd Tread. Ers- Jefferson Davis. Ia
the streets of Ae@phis the ofher daT.
and tae tEs are sid 70 have elasped
h2sds with esrdizl and friendIy ardsr.
repairing iranedlztely 70 = neighboring
5ee-snez2 s4ioon. Ehere they Diseased
strawberries and Zee ana the naemsrses
q The pat"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-12

The e0rDer-stone Of the new Metho-
dist cAarch a St AIbans wzS laid. last
Tuesday. Bishop Wiley VI Boston ofsei-
zting-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-07-12

Tbe ST Altans rolling mile are run
ming o. the iron FOR the Woodstock rail.
rad. which ia Bsw about half done.