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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-01-15
Wasted Heat in DwelIing-Houses.

> For number of years the writer has
used, for warming three rooms, Single
heating stove. the heat from which pas
ses into two drums. One of these drums
is placed in a room adjoining that con-
tanning the stove, and the other is up
stairs in a room above the second one.
For several weeks experiments have been
made. by observations with thermome-
tiers, which prove that the intermediate
drum, or that between the stove and the
last one, heats the room from six to twelve
degrees hotter (accOr,ling to the wind).
than the stove can heat. though both
rooms are the same size, and the drum is
somewhat smaller than the stove. The
room up stairs fully thirty-five feet dis
tant from the fire, is made quite comfort
able for a sleeping room throughout the
entire winter. These facts are only sta
ted TO show what an immese amount of
ealoric is wasted by our system OF heat
ing with stoves, the pipe from which pas
ses into chimney or directly into the
open air. Fuel, and consequently eX-
pense. is not only saved by the use of
sheet iron drums, but the house is more
comfortably anu completely warmed, not
only with less fuel, but with no trouble
of making or keeping up fires, carrying
i'll wood or coal aud carrying out ashes,
and cleaning up the dirt caused by doing
SO. To those of your readers who desire
more comfort at less expense than at pres
ent, these hints are most respectfully OF
fered.-Correspndent Prairie Farmer.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-01-15

of uunuaI;f,ed respect. s.This il q sound
one. T suppose" he continued. tapping
its sides.
aPerfectly so; we use the very best
t;nds of wood" explained Mr.. Phipps.
nJust see here minute," exclaimed
the stranger, suddenly and ilnpressively
drawing the undertaken to one side
.You say that coffin is sound as nut,
an you want eighteen dollars for it?
Now,I want you to understand there
amt anything small about me, an that
I've got just rs much respect for the
dead as any other man living, l don't
care where you snake him from. But
winter is coming on, you know, an we
owe little to the living as well. That's
sound coffin, an sound coffin does
we'll enough in the right place, you
know; but Iwant to ask yoL as MIN
OF experience in these things, an under
standing what grief is, if you amt got a
box OF that pattern that's got some sort
of defect in the wood, that you could
knock off little on"
IL haven't, SIR"
eJust thinka minnit, please" he anx-
iously resumed, Nothing little rot
| ted % .
The undertaken shook his head.
\ eWith a worm-hole or so in-I don't
mind a dozen 2" suggested the Borrowing
one. h.
" NO. .Ss3se ~ s4~
s"Or little sappy? Don't answer too
quick. Take time. Just little sappy
where it wouldn't be seen by the public,
you know?"
II haven't such piece of wood in the
establishments. We use none thattis i'm
perfect 10 Ll5kHIf 1915
Eighteen dollars it is, them" sighed
the afflicted.
Eyes, SIR" t
II must take it, I suppose" he OBJ
served, "but when the neighbors see
see that coffin, they'll swear old j.
has struck a gold mine. Now. mark my
words" And he passed gloomily out.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-01-15

NEORTGAGB sALR+zDefauls. hayrng been
W. nlnfle IN tbe cout3itions of n certain lnden-
te Of S'e an ahe .ose nsy b %
puaI Pa0ulu and Henrietta Paquin, his wife, of
ST Ignace, County of Mackinsc, and state OF
MEXICAN to .Johr r. Bailey, Of Mackinac, Mack
mac comfy. MICHIGAN. to secure the ray mert of
tha sum of onehnfdred and twenty-five tSlI5l
dollars. which said mortgage is recorded in the
os aessTTe ss'S sa soan oS
napes I97 and 1873, on which mort gage and the
note ACCOMPANYING the same there is now due and
unpaid. the sum OF one hundred ann twenty-five
iSI25l dollars: and interest on the same since the
18th tay of February, a, D., 1875, at the rate Of
ten per cent per annuaD. together withan attor-
ney fee of fifty $500 dol provided for in ia
mortgage should any proceedings ne taken to
foreclose the same; and no proceedings having
been taken either in law or in equity to recover
said mortgage, debt or sny part thereof: Now,
therefore, Big virtue of the power of sale in said
mortgage coniai ed. end by virtue of the statute
in sucn case made ane provided: Notice is here's
hv giyenthatop TGESDA i, TIE EIGHTEENTIf
DAP OF JANUARY, "A. d., 1876 at O'clock i'm
the afternoon of said day, at the front door of the
court house in the VILLAGE of Mackinac, Macki-
nae county. s ate. Of Michigan, it'll I being the
place Tor holding the clrcuiJ court for said coun-
tyl. there Will DE sold, at pubic auction. TO the
highest bidaer. tho premises described in said
mortgage, or 80 much thereof as NAV he neces-
sary to satisfy the amount due upon said note
and mortgage, for princpal and I'M crest 9th
err with the costs and expenses of SAFE. and the
attorney fee provided tor II SAID mortgage. said
premises Dclhg uescrlneQ as foifows, to-wIt: That
certain piece or parcel OF land contained. sitRa-
ted, being and lying in the township of st. Ig-
mace. county of Mackinac, State of " ichgan
bounded ard described as follows, to-wit: Be
ginning on the shore OF Lake Huron between
this lot and lot belonging to the said party, of
the first part, towned and occupied by Peter
Plantl thence West fourteen chains To- public
Land, thence four ehsins and forty links North,
thence East fourteen CHAINS to the shore of Lake
Huron. thence along he shore of Lake Huron
four chains and sixty links to the plaeeo OF begin
ming: and being LIT number eleven t1il. rs sur
viewed by Isaac Whicber. March Is h, 1851 con-
tanning six and 30lcoths Is 30lO0thsl acres, more
or less. Jss- -ii
: s-t 5 JOHSfl. b AI1EY. Mortgage.
Dated Macknac, October 10Th, 1875. fsrs
WATTS s. HUMPHREY, Atty. for Mortgagee.
. 81 F.
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Ish Der Sinit In.

Two dutchmen, not long since had Oc-
casion to go to blacksmith's shop on
business. and finding the smith absent,
concluded to go to the house. Having
reached the door. said one to the other:
"Come Hans, you ak all about der
smit.n
..Nein. nein," said the other, "you eau
shust do dot peesnis putty much as peter
as l cam
'.Vell, den make me some knocks the
door nit my knuckles."
The mistress of the house came to the
door and then Hans inquired:
fish der smit NIT der house imp
81 can't understand yOu," said the wo-
man. Hans then bawled out
'.Ish der smit been NIT der house in if
he don't vas home?"
The other dutchman. perceiving that
the woman could not understand Hans
stepped to the front, pushed his friend
aside and mended matters in satisfactory
manner as follows:
''Stan' pack, Hans, an let man vat is
man COON up, vat can say sOmedinks:
Good vomens, of you please, ish der
placksmit shop in der house? ?"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-01-15
NEoRTGAGE sALE.-D Default having bee

NEORTGAGE SALE.-Deiault having been
wi made in the conditions of certain inden-
tire Of MORTGAGE, bearing date the l2ih day of
Jure, A. ID - 70. made and executor BIZ james
n. Riley, and his wife, Ann Riley. of the vi lage
and county of Chehpygan, Michigan, to Geor.
Truscott of Buffalo. New, York. 70 secure the
pay ent of twelve hnndrer dollars Is 200.
which snd mortgage is recorded ia lie 7. @str's
Office. OF the county OF Cheboygan. in Liber CO
of mortgages. on mage t6i. ON which m 'rtgage
ant the first note accompanying the same, there
is row due and unpaid, according 10 the pro-
visions in saId mortgage contained. t6essum Of
three hundred doHars is3f0l, and interest on the
same since June 18th, A. d. 1875, at the rate OF
nine pnr cent. per annum; together with an at
torney fee Of fifty dollars, provided for IN said
mortgage, should any proceedings he taken to
foreclOse the same: and no proceedings having.
heen taken either in law or in equity to recover
said mortgage. debt. or any mart thereof: Now,
therefore, by virtue OF the power OF sale in "a Il
mortgage contained, and by virtue OF the statue
in such case. made and nravided: Notice u
hereby given that 4 MONDAY. THE FOUR
TENTH DAY OF FEBRUARP, A. d.. 1876, at
l o'clock IN the afternoon OF said day. at the
front door of the court house, In the village Of
Chebc, gsn. Chehoy gan county. Michigan THAT
belng the place for holding the e rcuit Court for
said conntyl. there will be sold st public a1ctiOn
TO the higeat bidder. the premises described IN
said mortgage, or 20 much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy the amount due upon said
note and mortgage. for principal and interc /,
together with the Gusts ana expenses of said SALE
and the attorney fee provided for in sail mort
gage; sad premises being described-a as follows.
to-wit: AL hose certain pieces or parcels Of
land situated in the county of Cheboygan. and
state OF Michigan, known and described as fol-
lows. t>-wit: Lois numbered six, seven and
eight, IS, and 81 in block number seventeen tl7l.
in said village of CbebOyg&n, accOrdng to the
plat thereof on record in the Office of Register
Deeds, for The county OF OhebOx gan. Sa,'i sale
made subject TO the balance 10 become due on
sail notes and mortgage. of nine hunsret dol
lars: principal and interest on the same.
Dated Chebogean. Navpmber goth. 4. y 1917.
~ gag sGEOEGE TRUSCOyT, Mortgagee.
W. s. HUMPHREY, Atty. for MorTgagee. e
nolo,I3w ~
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-01-15
Wearing New Clothes.

There is a vast difference i'm the con-
duct of man and woman when wear
ing new clothes. When a woman gets a
new suit she immediately prances down
town. and for hours will walk contented-
~ along crowded thoroughfare, receiy-
ing fresh impulses of 10y every time an
other woman scans her wardrobe. Bit
a man is so different. He won't put on
his clothes for the first time until if is
dark. Then he goes down town so can
tiously as to almost create the impress
sion that he is sneaking along. If he
sees a crowd on corner. he will slim
across the way to avoid them, and when
he goes into his grocery, he tries to hide
behind as many barrels and boxes as he
can. All the time he is trying his level
best to appear as if the sllit was six
months old. and all the while realizes
that he is making an internal failure of
it. We hope the time will come when
new pants will be so folded by the manu-
facturer that they won't show a ridge
along the front of each leg when the
wearer dOns them. :,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-01-15

HUMOROUS.
A it'll food goes long way when fed
to tall person. o.. 7
~But why do they call it crooked
whisky 2" asked Martha Jane. "Be-
cause" answered Ntzboodle; .although
it is generally taken straight, those who
consume much of it are nearly always on
a BENDER"
: 'Children," asked a Kentucky minis
ter, addressing Sunday school, 'swhy
are we like flowers? What do we have
that flowers have ?" And a small bow i'm
the infant class, whose breath smelled
of vermituge, rose up and made reply,
Worms"
A Massachusetts, lady, riding on the
cars the other day, was amused by the
question of little girl, who, hearing the
conductor cry the stations, looked up in
to her mothers face an innocently asked:
sSay, mamma. do We get out at the next
holler?" W -
A strange minister officiated in a city
pulpit one Sunday, and among other no
tees to be read was one requesting the
ladies to send in refreshments for the
cafe of fair which was to be held DUR
ing the week. The clergyman Innocent
ly read it, refreshments for the calf.
and the audience Uttered. ~.
A Pennsylvania says that he entered
a car, and when the brakeman came IN
side and took a key out of his pocket, un-
locked the stove, put in some wood and
locked the. door again, he asked him
what he locked the stove-d0Or for, and
he shut his left eye and said he '.locked
the door so the fire couldn't go out"
thickly covered with a mass of red hair.
Behiud him in a seat sat a man with
hardly any hair on his head. Red head
said, Il guess you wasn't around when
they dealt out hair. .s-"Oh yes. | was"
replied bald head, shut they offered me a
lot of red hair, and told them to throw
it into the ash-bin." al .seu
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-01-15
Legal.

MORTGAGE SALE.-DefaHit having hee7
INl made in the condition Of Ger ain inder-
ture OF mortgage bearing date the LIST dav CT
Janua'v, A. d., 1874, made and, exc tufed by
Charles j Rasenblad. and Emily Rosenblad, his
wife, of Chebevgan county. state OF Michigan,
to BENJAMIN f King. of the same place. to Sc
cDra the payment of twelve hundred and thirty
eight and g. OOths tsl,33s 93-I0eth) dollars:
which said mortgage is rec ried N the Office of
the Register of Deeds, for said county of Che
boygan in L'ber By OF mortgages, on pases
80 AMI BIZ and said mortgage WIS, on the 9TH
dav OF January. A D.. 1875, duly assigned by
said b. niamin F.. King to VII lam Nj Arlhnr,
VIII Oh said assignr ent ia re- Orded 10 the Office
of the Register of Deeds. for said county of Che
boygan, in L,her '.B' of mortgages. on pages
$50 -; and there is now due and uupai,. ON
said notes and NOR gage, the sllm IT six hundred
anC nineteen and 47-l0ith5 ls6e0l9 Az tooth J dol
lars, ami Interest on the same since JanIlary 1St,
A. -, 1873. at the rate of ten yer cent per an
Nun; together with an attorney fee of fiftv dol
lars. provided for IN said mortya ge. should any
proceedings be taken to fOreclose The osnle; and
DO proceedings having bsen taken either in law
or in equity 10 recover sid mortgage, debt, o.
any part thereof: Now, therefore, by virtue Of
the power Of sale in sad mortgage contained.
snd by virtue of she statute in such case, ma e
and piOyidei: No'ice is HEREBY given. hat, on
The ELEVENTH DAY OF
noon of said day. III the front door Of the Court
House. in the village of Chehoygan, Cheb0ygan
county. tate Of MICHIGAN, ha baine the place
for holding the Circuit Court for said county,
there will be sold at puOlc auction. 70 the ''igh-
est bi!d r, the premises described in said mort
gage, or 20 much thereo' as may be necessary 10
Satisfy e. e amount due upon said mortgage, for
PRINCIPAL and terest. together wa the costs
and expenses of sale AMI the attorneyte Zee pro-
vi Ell for in said mo tgage; said premises b ing
described as follows, TO vie: Lot number six
t6j, OF Nelso q addition to Cheb1ygan village,
according to recorded plat thereof on record n
the Office of The Register OF Deets for said Che
boygau county, Michigan
WILLIAM MC ARTHUR, Assignee.
W. s. HUMPHREY, Atty. for Assignee.
nO27-I3t -
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NToRTGAGE sALE.-Detault having bee

MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having been
VI made in the conditions Of a certain ln1en
blre OF mortgage hearing date The 9th dav OF
March, A. D., 1916. made and executed by Paul
Paquin and Henrlette Paqun. his wife, of t
]enace county OF Mackinac. and state Of s1cH-
igin. 10 John Bailey. of Macsinac. Mack'nac
n @sns OF the sam s si1T M dol, ys
which said mortgage is recorded in the
Office of the Register Of Deeds for said eOun-
~ of Mackinac. in Liber 80" OF mortgages on
pages 1893 and 2nn, on which mortgage and the
note accompanying the same. there il now due
and unp&id the sum OF sixty Se' dollars; an in
terest on the same since the 9th day Of March,
q. ~, 1879. at the rate of ten per cent per an
num- tog Their with an attorney fee OF fiftv fsjQ;
tollsrs. provided for in said mGrteaae. should inv
prFcef iirgs he "a ken 20 forcloAe the same: and
no proceedings having been t.kcn either in law
or IN equity 10 rec0ser salt mortgage. debt or
any part thereof: Now, therefore, by virtue of
the power OF sale IN said mortgage pntlned,
and by virtue OF the statute in such case. made
and provided: Notice is hereby given that ON
TUESDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF
JAHC AIRY, =. D.. 1916. at O'Clock in the af,e or.
noon OF said day, at the front door of the rourt
house IN the village of Mackinse, Mackinac
county, state OF Michigan, that ocing the place
Tor hol1InS t crclit. court for said c0rmtvl,
there VIII be s0id at publc auction to the hi il-
est bidder. the premises described in said mos T.
gage, or so much thereof as may be necessary to
satisfy the amount due upon sa'd rnte and
mnrtgage, tor principal and interest. together
With the cost and EXPENSES of sale aid the at
torneY fee provided for in said mortgage: said
premises being described as follows, to-wit: Al
that certain piece or parcel of land situated in
the townships OF 1t. lgHace, county OF Mackin &C,
Michigan, bounded and described as follows, to-
wit: The West half. of the North West corner, of
the North west quarter OF the SOrth Fast quar-
ter, of section two ~, in township forty t4G,
acres. -
JOHN r. BAILEY. Mortgage
Dated Mackinac, October 18th, 1875. Z.
WAT s. HUMPHREY, Atty. for Mortgage.
nOl5 13t
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-01-15


Written for the Northern Tribune.
Who has not heard of those dreadful
scourges to mankind, the plague and
Asiatic cholera? Each springs into exist
ance in far off Eastern Asia and rushing
westward with rapid and gigantic strides.
carrying death to every home in its M err
CHESS track.
In our own fair land, who is there that
has not witnessed the ravages of King
Alcohol, on hillside and plain, in the
village or the sparsly settled country, and
in every place where there is four cor
ners or post office, carry ing in his train
misery, vice, perdition and death?
There is stalking abroad all over this
land an enemy more terrible than either
of those, carrying death as surely and 81,
lently as both combined.
1t is fiend to which the arch fiend o.
hell is an angel in comparison.
1t is pestilence. walking in darkness
and daylight spreading contagion far
and nearwhich no man can avoid or with
stand. .s, .,--g
1t is an assassin whose keen pointed
dagger pierces with deadly certainty the
heart of its victim. g.
1t lets fly the poisoned arrow whose
wound is incurable. It's sting is more
fatal thanthe bite of the deadly cobra.
Woulk you know the name of this foul
fioud9 = rr- Fsea-H - rE-s -
Z Go with me to yonder cemetery and
ask yon pale mourner as she bends low
over the marble slab that marks the last
resting place of the dead why she weeps
thus, and she will tell you L weep for a
dear one who is sleeping there, the vic
tim OF. the slanderer.. Ask the brother as
: he is planting upon'the same mound the
myrtle and wild rose emblems of love
and peace, why he is so nearly crazed
with grief, and he will tell you, my sister
lies there, than which none was purer,
none better. She died of broken heart
because in my madness 1 believed The
voice Of seeming friend, who whispered
tales of SANDER in my ear.
Our answer is plain. Let us take heed
while we may, and if we see the slanderel
, coming afar of, shun him as we would
the worst enemy man could possibly
have.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-01-15

MORTGAGE sALE-Default having been
Afl made N the conditions OF certain linden.
ture of mortgage bearing date the 5th day of
MAY. A. D., 1871. made and executed by Angus
Mckay. of the county of Cheboygan. and State
OF Michigan. TO School District rum her one. in
the township of Duncan, Cbcboygsn, connty
Michigan, to secure the payment of five hupd red
ana fifty dollars, which said mortgage is recorded
In the office OF the Register of Deeds for said
county coz In .1iher lone" of mortgsa's on pages
GIG, 6,7. and 6lS. on which mortgage there is now
que ana imp Gid the sum of TOUR hundred and
f3rty-two and 7l-1n0ths dollars, and interest on
the same s since August 10Th A. d., 1874, at the
rae OF ten -iol per cent. per aunIm. together
WIN an attorney tee OF twenty five dollars pro-
vided for In aid mortgage should any proceed
ingS pc .akem 90 ,oreciose the same; and no pro-
ecu ty to recover said mortgage debt w " a -.
part thereof: Now. therefore bv vir ne of a ,hse
power of sale In said mortgage contained and by
virtue OF the stitute in such case. made and ,ro
vided Notice IS hereby gwen that on MON
DAY,THE SIXTH PAY OF. MARCH a N
1916. at two O'Clock in the afternoon of sal, day,
u the from ,ioor of the Court House in the VII
lage OF Cheboygan ChehOyyant county Nicbi
n. THAT being the place for holding The Circnit
Court for said county, tn re VIII be cold at pub
lie auction, TO the highest bidder, the premises
described in SAID mortgage, or so much thereon
us may be neces- airy to satisfy the amount dine
upon SAID mortgage for prn ,ipal and ieterest
together with the costs and expenses of sale. and
he attorney lee provided for in ssa mortgage.
s id premises being described as follows. to-wit:
All that cert in piece or Earcel 0tland :reng and
wing in the vi lage OF ChebOygan, township of
Benton, county of Cheb0ygan. and State of
Michigan, known anil described as follows. TO.
wit: Commencing at a point four rods from the
southeast corner of OF member forty-two ,42l
-outhwesterlv on the west bounfarv Of Main
street. according to Jacob Sammons, recorded
plat Of the village of Cheboygan; thence running
southwestcrly on the line of ga street twent,e
four ga feet; theme NORTHWESTERN at r;ebt"an-
giles with said street six l6l rods thence nor1 n
eastery at right es two t2) feef thence north
westerly az right ang es six t6) rob, thence
noEtheastery at rght-ar gles twenty-five l22 feet,
r ds 20 the place OF beginning: ana also ali the
rgst tile and ,aseEss OF the patty OF the first
part " 10, number iorfy-one al, IN said village
tnereof including one two--tory building used as
a store, situate on the northeast corner of said
lot number fOrtv-One All. 3 -. 'r'S~-
school District No one of the tavn.bi,, nc INV
can Nor gsgee. 49, . /. ~-s-~~~
WArTs S. hUaPHREr, Atty. for Mortgagee.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-01-15
PROSPECTUS FOR 1875.
T II E .TA
fGsstafs..s .tf 1u} h
NEWS,
DETROIT MICHIGAN.
DETROIT. MICHIGAN.


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i is the ackn wledged great newspaper success
of the decade. Established lust on the eve II the
financial panic of 1873, in city containing Iour
other daily newspapers, and papers 90 among the
ah st in the west it has in this short period, and
under these adverse circumstances by sheer force OF
energy, ap and spirit. won for itself circa alton
far exceeding that of all its Detroit contemporaries
combined. an immense popularity throughout the
safe, and sound financial standing such as any pa
per three times its age might envy.
IT has an actual circulate n-=O October, 1900
over Il. 800 copies. OF these about 5000 taken
in he In eiior towns and vi l;ages OF Michigan.
FAR we as Niles and north to Lud -ngton ana Ira
verse City Wherever 1t Is once takenlt rarely oses
its fOothod.
The Ev MING NEWS is independent in politics
fighting corraption, monopoly and ri slntrlgues
wherever they may become apparent, no matter W ne
is hit. 1922 .,ft Iasf
Few papers in the country prese. all the news Of
the day in more racy aud readable shape, every
tang dri, prosy and tedon- being ri3ldly excluded
from Its columns. Trivial matters ar condensed
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ING NEWS was the only Michigan ne Sspaper 10 send
member its own staff to Phi ladsiphia to report
the progress OF the entenrial. and il will be the
only Detroit paper TO mantiin IN washington the
coming winter al exclusive cores ondent detailed
from il stat. go
No Detroit paper gives more faith fui attention to
IparSe reports although les volumrou an III tie
hrrer journals ImDrovein =ns in this and all Ct er
departments viii be INTRODUCED their utility may
become apparent.
In view OF the Centennial celebration, The Presi-
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THE EVENING NEWS,
Detroit, Mich.