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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-02

Mr. w. Ii. Bullen, OF the firm of Bull
len & Nelson, has handed us circular
giving.a comparative statement of the
receipts Of lumber at Chicago for the
years 1875 and 1876, from January 1st to
August 18th, inclusive, from which we
CLEAN the following in regard to the
amount of lumber and shingles from
Cheboygan During the period men
toned, in, 1875, the amount received
from this place was 10.056,000 feet of
lumber; during the same time this year
IL, 4S5.00O feet Of lumber and 672,000
shingles had been. received, showing an
increase from this port over last year, of
$4,000 feet of lumber, and the full
amount of shingles.
The report shows, however, that the
aggregate receipts from all quarters were
much less this year for the period men,
toned than they were last, the receipts
last year amounting to 6lS,716,274 feet
of lumber, and 3590O3,00O shingles !;
while this year there were 522, 264,O6S
feet of lumber, and 33l.767,OO0 shingles.
showing decrease of 66,452, 206 feet of
lumber, and 27,235,0O0 shingles. The
stock on hand August 1st this year was
greatly in excess of the amount on hand
at the same time last year, the excess be-
ing of lumber 1859, 623 feet, and of shin
giles 25,4S9, 500; the total amount OH hand
and for sale August 1st, 1876, being 3O4.-
1924 feet of lumber, and ll6,397,750
shingles, showing that the demand in
that market has been tar short of what it
was during that portion of.the season OF
1875, and of course, this immense stock
on hand must necessarily have a Gepress-
ing influence upon the lumber mar
Enf
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-02
Cheap Rates.

Messrs. Ashley Sc Mitchell, at Detroit,
are HOW selling at their Office. foot of
Griswold street, and on board hestcamer
Jay Cooke, tickets to the points name ,
at the following reduced rates: Detroit
to Philadelphia, Uid steamer Jay Cooke
from Detroit to lSandusky, touching aL
Pu;-in-Bay, thence by the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad through Washington and
Baltimore, for 50. Over the same route
to New York, $40. Detroit to Cincinna-
I'll, O., Uia Put-in-Bay, leaving Detroit at
$3.50 A. NJ, arriving at Cincinnati 1890 p.
NJ. for 81 90. Columbus, o., over same
route. So 80: Dayton, o., over same
route. Sc 80. Steamers Jay Cooke and
Pearl TO Cleveland, 81. The Jay Cooke
leaves Detroit daily Except Sunday at
S:3O A. NJ. AsA
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-02
Better Prospects.

We see from our exchanges that the
vessel interests are becoming more ac-
tive. There has been an advance in grain
freights, and numbers of vessels, that
have been laying up all the season are
being fitted up and will soon be started
out. On tile strength of the advance in
treights the seamen's wages have been
advanced slightly. 1t is anticipated that
there will be quite a revival in shipping
interests during the remainder of the
season, which will be good news to own
ers of vessels who have suffered eonsid-
ably.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-02
Life saving stations.

( The United States steamer Fessenden
arrived last Saturdayat Port Huron from
her trip to the life saving stations on
Lake Huron. She landed at Point aux
Barqucs, Tawas, Sturgeon Point Thur
der Bay Island and Eorty-lnile Point,
and put ashore at each place tie line:
mortars, ana rockets to be used in case of
shipwreck. The work of inspecting and
accepting The stations was done by Lieut..
Glover, who was on board ut the time.
The stations are all built and houses all
really for occupancy.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-02

We understand that NJ James Ger.
vier has purchased the steam yacht
George w. Wool, formerly owne'l by Mr..
Crysler. of Little Traverse, and which
was run last. season between Petoskey
and Little Traverse, and proposes to
bring her 10 this port and engage in the
passenger and freight traffic between this
Llace aud Mackinaw. and also on excur-
sions to different points. She is expected
10 arrive here to day.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-02
New Township.

The citizens of town IS north, range 5
west, in Emmett county, hive given no.
tice that at the next meeting of the En-
met county Board of Supervisors appli-
cation will be made praying them to
erect township to be called Bliss the
same to consist of all of town 80, range
west, which is in the northwestern pr
ton of that county.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-02
ID I e ID

BAILEY-At Mach NAV, August &c. 1876. OF
cOnsu pton. Sarah, agei AZ years, III months
aHd Lays. wife of Col. John X. Bailey, Nj. D..
acting Post surgeon, Fort MschInac, Mich.
New York Herald and Tribune. Chicago Inter
Ocean, Albion, n Y, Newburg, N. Y, aad Fort
Smith, A. kansas, papers please copy.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-02
Dissolution Notice.

|THE co-pari nersbip heretofore existing BE-
i tween the ntersigned under the firm name
of Mcdonald & Co was, on the 18th day of july
1873. dissolved by mutual consent. Charles X
Smith assumes al Liabilities o the firm and is
alone authorized to collect any debts due the
said firm.
MsLCOLN MCDONALD,
SGT CHARLES r. SMITH,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-02
DISSOLUTION.

TINE undersigned interested together in the
planning mill busine In the village of g e
boygan known as the King Planning Mill. have
terminated the same by mutual cons mt The
accounts nave been place in he hands of j. p.
sutton for adjustment, and all part e. interested
are equested to call upon him at his Office, il
Howell Block.
Cheboygan, Mich, July 1, 1876.
Il. F. KING.
50 t. CURTIS ABEL.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-02

Unclaimed Letter List,

The following is a list of letters re-
naming in the Cheboygan postoffice, un-
called for, Aug. 3lst. Persons calling for
these letters will please say that they are
advertised:
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Alvin, David Doinait, Hvacinth
Bcughton, Fred GFenlItg, Henry
blanchard, Samuel l,iiles, Dan
Bouman, w j lIigg ms, John
Cameron, Alexander Porter, David
LADIES LIST.
Warnock, Mrs Drvid
O. A. BRACE, p NJ
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-02
Cheboygan PostoMce.
Mails arrive and depart rs follows:
prrocr .~ps 80 r1,r~rc c,rrrrr

0@dtio aIIifc anu ucl'tft rs loho"es
PETosKEy AND ALI. FONTS SOUTH.
Arrive-Tuesdava, Thu sslavs and SATURDAYS.
at p NJ Depart Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at "A. NJ.
MACEITtW.
Arrive Mondays. Wednesdays AMI FRIDAYS.
att T.. NJ. Depart-Tuesdays, Thursdays ana
Saturdays, att A. NJ.
MaCKTNAW CITY.
Arrive-Every Tuesday at noon. Depart
Tuesdssy, at 1 p. NJ. - -
ROGERS CITY AND AIPESA. ~
Arrive-Saturlays. by Steamer Marine CITY.
perart- Saturdays, by Steamer Marine CITY.
s'1iice open for delivery of mail and the ISSUING
OF Money orders from 7:30 A. NJ. to s Pm.
Office open on Sundays from l2:so to l:s0 p NJ
G. A. BRACE. p Nj.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-09-02
100000 Acres
MICHIGAN LANDS
FOR SALE.
TINE lands of the u
jackson, Lansing & Saginaw r 0.
Are now offered for sale at

Lou Prices and on LONG TIME
The railroad is constructed and IN operation
from Jack-on to Gaylord, a dis tance oftwo hun.
dred ana thirty SIX mile. nd wiIl soon he COM
pieied 10 the straits If Mackinaw, a further dis
lance II about City five miles
particular attention is called to the large tracts
" .he best white and Nor vay pine timber along
eu - i'ne Oh The road. and upon the An Sable
mnst Muskegan and Manistce rivers. the
= he ~ M, vI.ant logging streams in the state
come 20 lung Lends of the companv lnclufe.
wond lands Ids ~ ost fertile and well watered hard
cailed ' a. Us IN ne state. Especial ct enfion ia
ead ~ me farming lands in Crawl rd 0tsaro
' u C.'eooy gan cou.ties. hicb .ra b;,h 80, 80
'v.ine' timoered maialv with The Art hs. anu
Of ,he nn srnay loan, and Amounting in
1ehg rapdy settled and tie NUMBERING business s,e
market tor rodnce Tor many yesrs. INST rate
~ lft TERMS OF SALE
For pine lands, one-fourtb down and
ger IN three equal annual payments, with in,nr-
e.. a. ssyen per cent For fsrming lands 10 set
Tiers. longer lime will be gwen ii desired ~ e0'
figures, address, - o'S anu
o. M. BARNES, Land Commissioner.
"o''S Lansing, Mich.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08

IN pursuance of an order OF Delano {. Calvin,
esq Surrogate County OF York. notice is hereby
giyon al persons having aims against Chare ~ keller
tc OF t Cy OF NeWYOrk, deceased. TO PRESENT the
with thereof 10 the subscriber a his omce 10 ~
Pearl street the city 0f New Ors, or before The l5i
day of NOyember Dext-Dated NswY0k, the 9TH DAY Of
May, 1876. ..,, ,,-,,.,, ,,.,,,. ,.
COUDERT BROS, Prootors 6S and 10 Wlham@t.' W. y
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
fe9al Notires.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-CTTY and
" COUNTY Of NEWIYoRKs-Ihe NewIoIk Lie Iisgr;
Janeite his wife, Bernard Fellman, TradesmaIs National
Bank OF tho CITY OF New OIk, Joseph W Goddard Frederick
Goddard Robert n ADOrn, James MOir, Ev ard Baldwin
TYmoy i. Neville, Nathaniel B. Law, Jacob ErIman
Relief COni not serlO each of the defendaIjs Is
above named You hereby summoned aud required 70
answer compliant this action which Is tbs day Le IN
OF COmnOa Pleas
he GIN and County York. in the New Courthouse in
The in complaint the subscriber az his Office No "a
CITY, within twenty days after
me service # this summons exclusive Of the day 81
such service ald if you fsI 10 answer the SAID complaint
within ihe time Aforesaid the plaintiff IN THIS acton viii apply
10 e CGlrt for relief demanded in the comp antDaied
NewYO.k, April 10, lsIC. - - , - ,.
HENRY A. BOGERT, Plaintiffs Attorney.
action blfG T. once 0i
,he CleE of tie Court OF Common Plas for the ty ana
Count; OF NewYork the fifteenth day OF April. ISIS
HENRY A. BO0ERT. z aibtiH's y .tOTDey.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
TIE REST CURE.

The celebrated establishment known OUR HOME on
THE HILLSIDE, DANSVGLLE New.York, having hat a
resident Winter family Of 80 persons, who came 10 10
from ~ states Of the Union and Canada is now ready TO
ceve for the Spring and Summer 1t Is the grandes
place In America for oycraked Thinkers down business
men, tTedOut teachers, enfeebe1 o.rgymen debltaed
women and constntOnay delicate children 20 come and
gather mp yigor oi body and BRAIN .
For all persons who long sick have failed TO recover by me
cinal treatment and would Ike thoroughly well hy
that in strict accordance with the laws OF Lie and
health II has not It's equal.
Send xix cents postage stamps and get circular ana fine
steel engraving OF the Cure AMI is Address
above, JAMES C. JACKSON.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
SilnGilons tUaulc)--g females.
At ODEIL's ENPLOYMFNT BUREAU, II

~ West 3ltEst Broadway, eatab ished 1897, NAL
and FEMALE HELP uf all ErtiOnaitcs and for ever
capacy, constantly hand iIUt,, boarding HOUSES au
4 q
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
Olar5le ano 5late HlanIels.
3ce Grrdm.

FACT.-HORTON's ICE CREAM
~ Is made from PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM,
and the public is fast find ng out as they compare IL Win
others maze not made from Pure Cream.
our sales exceed those OF any other establishment OF the
kind the wOrf and almost equal those OF an the Sew"
York dealers combined We thus enabled 10 supply
BETTER ARTICLE at a LOWER FIGURE thah ANY
other establishment
CHARLOTTE RUSsE rich and dellcious.
20 CENTS PER DOZEN, OF 30 CENTS PER QUART.
DTPOTs-NO 3O5 4TH.AVE and NO. 1.2Gi BROAD
WAY.
EVSSFLLS ICE CREAM. II Bible House-
y Best in the city. Excursions Festivals Retailers, 70
cents per quart. Special attention 10 oitOtown orders
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
Gummer Retreats.

A NEPTUNE HOUSE,
m NEW-ROCHELLE, on THE SOUND,
Thirty five minutes from i2st Depot good beating bathing
and fishing VIII OLen May i3. 1879 s. Q. RAliK.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
Tie 18th cay Of tcbruary, lN1b.,. ,...,


SCFrhE'M1EI t'1 Gi l'RfIs " yfJfAIX. pIant.f
against SAMUEL III. SWEET acknowledgements ior a
money demand contract Com not serJ 10 lle Neie.
ant You summoned and required 10 answer i
complaint IN this action, which viii be n In ne uiHct :.
CLERK City County Of Ne"1 ork AT the No
house Ne-l City, ami 70 serve copy on v"ea & 70 81
subscri5eis oil' 30
WAL 81 CITY within twenty days after the service
suuipns exclusive OF the aSy OF sc SCI
and YOU fail to answer said complaint Wlthh the h
Aforesaid plaintiff in this action wl ,aAs lu,s%aei %
against YOU FOR he OF fOrtytwo hundred anu sky
os,n dolisrg gold interest from the ihm Gay 9 J.,
thoU md eight hundred aud seNtbgh.e, gesls 1n
costs an disburseuents this aciionDaed august ~
1875. BEN EDlCT Tar N r. ~, t. t.,Ilt.
The complaint this action was bs day guy lls4 ~ ne
teuber is 1875. BENEDICT, TAFT & BENEDlCb
49, Plaintiffs Attorneys 81 Wallst
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
Eecinres ano nleetlmss.


THE Forty-eIghth Annual MEETING of the
Il AMERICAN SEAMEN'S FRIEND SOCIETY will hc
held Chapel the Sailors Home, l91 Cherry ST.,
Monday, May g. 1876 Al O'Clock p wnen abstract of
the Report the Board viii be submitted and Trustees
elected 10 Gil existing vacancies.
rBNHE AID anniversary Of the American Female
GUARDIAN SOCIETY and HOME FORTHE FRIEND
will be held the Memorial Presbyterian Church. Mad
ison ave, Fifty thiT WED ESDAl, May TO- at
so p m, Rev. c. :. ROBINSON d. d., presiding: 500 chl
10 b. pr sent Addresses by Rev. JOHN HALL d.
Rev. T. ARNITAGE ID. d.. and Rev. g :. HAkkOHEK
The Annual Business Meeting the HOME CHAPEL, ~
f. Twenty ninth St. at 10 ocock a. M
rEHENATIONALand the NEW-Y0RK STATE
4 WOMAN SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATIONS VIII hold their
Annual Conventions at Masonic Hal, corner sxthaye. and
23d ST. WEDNESDAY and III RSDAY, May 10 and II, at
1880 M, D. m, and Addresses by MATILDA JOS
JYN GAGE. SUSAN B. ANTHONY. Rev OLYMPIA
BROWN the Misses SMITH Of Glastonbury, CLENENCE
S LOZIER NJ D.. HELEN ". sLOCUM, LILLE Dew
EREUX BLAKE, and many others.
Admission free
H,UE NATIONAL TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
4 Eleventh Anniversary, stslnway Hal, MONDAY
HEPwORTH, d. D. Rev. j: : hENNA HD, Rev A. d.
KRrON (author OF Buy Your own CheresD Of England,
and Others. Mrs ANNA RAN DALI DlEHl. by special re-
quest will read Second Declaration Of Independence"
a choice musical programme.
Admission Tree. Public invited to attend
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08

- NEW.YORK.-THE BANK FOR SAVINGS IS THE
CITY OF NEW -lORh, Plaintiffs against JOIN IhiHOh
ana CATUAKINE s. wife: Henry H. JreDor ana CaJ'i'
Ine IFS wife; lothian Fountain Russell Johnson oseih
Tabe man. Michael JoselhJ Moeker lThtl j. n ehoi
David Blake, n. Fessenden, Horace n lhui"cli
TTancis T. ThuTbcr, Abner D. Thurber Albert J. smt am
Robert Blake Defendants SummOus-lul feei 10 lho ue
Pendants aud each O chem; You are hereby su
IpOue and required the complaint IN ms ecOn o
which copy herewith served upon yo and 70 ,eNe COZ
Of your au5weT to said complaint the subscriber NJ
osre Sl,er Gs Wall street. City 0f New York TIM
twenty oys service hereof eXclus We OF the 'y 81
such sr ice and you fail TO answcI the sad complain
within ne time aforesa plaintnsin this acton VIII apyf
10 the relief demanded In the comltnlDac
IatrT.rv % 1915 CHARLES D.. STRONG
~N'-' -0' PlAnufis' Attorney.
T conplsint I'm the aboveentitled action duly nd M
te oGe Of The Clerk e city County Of NeWloIk on
the 25th Gay Of February, lS16 . - ..,. ...-
CHARLES f. STRONG, Pl7intfS Attorney
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08

man years reference from last place, undrshnis me
rare and Of horses thoroughly and Il an exoee
room ard careful driver Can be seen nhul sui'eu "
DDELL,s. lO9 West 34th st. corner OF broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08

XNANTED-An ASSISTANT MATR0N at
w the PROTESTANT HALF ORPHAN ASYLUM |,
must not be years Of and have good
Apply vt 81 West l0thsI irom 10 10 ocloek.
, 1876-09-17

about the shooting. Abe came down
town to call upon Creighton, md the meeting
between the TWO is said to have been on the
most friendly terms No attempt was made to
arrest Kleinman until 8 o'clock last evening,
when Sergt. Ryan felt called upon to do his duty
In the premises, and arrested Kleinman in the
saloon Of Alex Pernod, at South Chicago.
Kletnman made no resistance, but came along
willingly, and was locked up at the station in
HYDE Park. The Creightons determined to
make no prosecution.
The affair, as NAV be expected, created the
greatest stir throughout the neighborhood in
Which it was committed, and also in this city.
The perpctrator IL the oldest Of five brothers,
who were all raised In the Calumet Swamps,
and are each remarkable for their excellent
craftsmanship. Abe is undoubtedly next to 4.
q. Bogardus, the champion wing shot Of the
world. he began his career by shooting game
for the Chicago market, and for q long
time In this connection ran the ''F1orence
Place. sportmen's resort on the Calu-
met, now under the management OF
F. Bonner, brother to Fire-Ma1shal Benner. A
year AGO be built hotel near 1rondale, between
Calumet and South Chicago. As pigeon
shooter he has a worldwide reputation, and on
ly last month took the highest prize over all
competitors at the Dexter-Park shoot. The
victim Is man about IS years OF age, and has
wife and four children. lie has been prominent
for long time in Hyde Park politics. and at
one time occupied the position OF Superintcnd-
ent Of the Board OF Public Works. He is man
OF considerable wealth, and has always borne a
good character.
, 1876-09-17
llFE'S MISSION.

r. +ron xie1, upon Life's journey
Tint your mission should ne ?tamu,
lighting up Life's darksome pathway
For the cause Of Right to STAND.
ca yc forth into the battle
II the great warfare Of Life.
Az amii the death hail rattle.
prove victor in the strife.
Mind vonr comrades wounds, 1nn1cteo
nn lies great and CORY platn;
rsnar rnnr brother who has fallen'
Check the flowing crimson s'aan'
Re thou as shining star,
Driving away the dark despan
Thct. amid the heat OF War'
Casts its gloomy shadows taefe'
In ve forth among the low]y:
'Monrst the erring OF mankinat
Shed m influence pure and holyt,.
Gently ease each burdened mlnu. .a
romfort rhe borrowing, broken heaEteo
Breathing words OF hope ano cnss,a
And the course in which you We esa1'0~
win be to you one blest career.
.r;a kind words that act like magic;
Tts kind actions that can heal
Wounded souls and hearts phlegmauc,
And the light OF Heaven reveal.
Then will mankind ever bless you
As ron onward wend your way.
And with loving hcarts caress you
In your life's declining day. - n
DECATUR, ILL
, 1876-09-17
FORGOTTEN.

Once looking throu;h little sheaf
Of papers stored from girlhood years.
CHANGED upon faaed leaf.
And read, half smiling, half IN 1eass'
This legend on the Wrapping set
In delicate gir!-wi:ing small: ~
''Neyer this day, his leaf: fofges'
And, 10! l had fo'got it all
Nor could think With all my. care
What it did evermean, and so
slowly let the sumner sir
Watt it AWAY, AMI watched II 60
With dreaming gan. And Is It thus
mnsed, with this worlds JOY and erle1
"Neyer forget" seems to Us,
A wrote on mt little sheaf;
When, 1ol without cur knowledge, eorleo
Our scroll OF eafh; its story Small
Comes not into thit higher world;
Besides-we hav4 forgot It all! 1f1,
-Consfoucz F>ein1art Hoo!.on in HarpfF'S nag
azinf.
, 1876-09-17
GOSSIP FOR THE LADIES.
A Silent Benefactor---" "Oh! Don't
Say That"
Buying a Observation-Disclosures Girls
Ways---Should Women Vote?
A Cat in the Parlor..-A New.Jersey Di-
yorce-..The Lady Whistler.


LOVE AND MISCH1EF.
One sunny day Love chose to stray
.Adown rosy path forbidden.
Where Mischief deep in ambush lay,
And watched the snare meath flowers hidden
Love tumbliug in, began to shout
For Mischief's aid, lest he should smother:
" You little demon, let me out,
Or Ill report you to my mother"
Said Mischief, ''1'll not set you free
Unless you share your power with me-
And give OF every heart you gain,
One-half to JOY and half to pain"
Love struggled, but in vain, alas!
lie was not born 10 prove martyr,
And, sad to tell! It came to pass
He gave in to the little Tartar.
Love flew to Venus in a pet,
And cried. when be had told his story:
30, Queen of Beauty, never let
That little imp wear half my glory."
The goddess with look sedate,
Replied, ~ cannot alter fate,
But you shall conquer STILL my hoy,
I'll make loves pain more sweet than JOY"
-Zauarr 1Fitn,shurst In Scribner's Magazine.
, 1876-09-17

FEMININE NOTES.
vonnr man who has tried it, suggests that
before you pop the question it's just Us we'll to
question the pop.
The young lady who always wanted her sweet
heart close at hand explains it on the ground
that twas only mig IL dear Of her own.
f1nb Talk.-"You've heard Browns married
aeaipl" "No! Has he1 Stupid ass! He
didn't deserve to lose his first fe!''-Pussch.
The new servantgirl, on the first morning
after her arrival, ingenuouslY asks, " And does
girls that lives out have to make their own
bids, mum?"
Six Swedish sisters are married to one OLD
Salt Lake Mormon, aud their widowed motnef
is now smiling softly on the old coon 70 SECURE
the seventh position.
The light that flies from Beautys eyes IS never
more grateful to susceptible young man than
when E flashes In response to his deposit OF
| pint Of peanuts in Beautys zap.
Mother; SNOW, Gerty, be good girl, and q
S9;ertv: Sd aNo, no! Il kiss her she'll box my
ears, like she did papa's last night"
| The ladies are divided on the financial cues
tion. Those who tie back are believers in CON
traction on solid basis The slender oneS sno
| wear filters are in favor OF expansion
A woman In Councn BULLS, LOW oot1 ~
| husband for brtndIe COW, cali, and soto boot.
Cows must be dog cheap In Iowa But PERHAPS
| it was sick COW aud counterfeit ea' no1e'-
| Norrtsto.on Herald.
$50" said LADY recently to a Aberdeen =
! merchant. .syour pretty daughter h1e tnafncc
- rich husbanda'' I" Well" slowly replied the
father, II believe she has married rich man y
but understand he is a very poor HUSBAND"
| A Newport girl had fall last week, and IN IN
inreil herself so severely that she was ca1rlct
| home insensible. Upon recovering hes :. mrs. Es1
words, addressed to her sister: we're: ,, "a narf
did have on my striped stoc3lno9s' '-oFo""
lv,4 Argus
| A lady who was suffering under = silsht tr;; Fl
dtsnosition told her husband that it WAS VIII
the greae,t diiaculty aha could hseaths' an