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The Portland daily press., 1876-12-04

Eyes full and qIick; With breath
Sweet as double yiolets
Anf wi olesome as dying leaves of Strawberries.
Thick silken eyebrows, high upon the forehead;
And cheeks mingled with pale streaks of red,
Such such as the blushing morning never wore.
With narrow mouth, small teeth,
And lips swelling as if she pouted.
Hair curling aud covered like buds Of marjoram,
Part tied in negligence,
Part loosely flowing.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-04
Eastern Railroad,
OCT. 9, 1876.

~esa@a2~~9~M@gsasa
f5 ~ ~ lsEaA,,
-
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Portland
for ScarbOr0'. Saco, Biddeford, Ken
nebunk. Wells North Berwick, sOnth
Berwick, Conway Junction. EEi0 {,
Mittery. Portsmouth, Newburyport,
salem, Lynn, Chelsea and Boston at
900 a. M, arriving in Boston at LAO p. m.
SacO, Biddeford. Kennebunk, Kiitery,
Portsmouth,, Aamptons, NewburypoFt,
salem, lynn, Chelsea and Boston at
800 p. M, arriving ii Boston at 730 p. 10, in
season for New York and Western connection.
Pullman Paror Car attached.
500 p. m. HiddefOrd accommodating train.
Returning, leave Bidleford at 500 a. m.
Night Express with Sleeping Car, for
Boston at 2.l5 n, M, every day Except
Mondays.l
RETUR N ING,
leave Boston at 2 80, t12.3D and at 500
ID. M, connecting with Maine Central
and he. & N. A. Railway for 81. j ohm
and Halifax. Pullman Sleeping Car attached
Through Tickets to all Points South and West at
owest rates. Pullman Car Tickets for Seats and
Berths at Ticket Once.
Passengers by this line avoid all change
oc9dtf GEO. BATCHELDER. Supt.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-04

MON r. W TO loan ON first class Real Estate
MO% IL 4 Security, in Portland, or vi.
cinity. Rents collected, taxes paid, &c on G. M
mission. Apply to F. G. PATTERSON. Dealer in
Real Estate, 379I Congress Street. no1Sitf
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-04

BRUNSWHCK, MIX.
r. n n. Dining Rooms, ". 8. Field,
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-04

CALAIS.
International Hotel, W. D. simpson,
rsnfn
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-12-23
IsE6hld scehIfrqmI Ithislihatan effort


- Four OF the steamers of the Northwest
ern Transit Company left the Welland
canal last week. Thursday night, but ON
getting into the lake, found the wind
blowing a gale; and ice forming rapidly.
They put for the lee of Long Point, aud
came TO anchor On Friday the storm
ragged furiously and it was very cold.
The. ST. 4Mbans City of New York and
Milwaukee cohcludedl.tO try to get to
Cleveland, and the Lawrence to Detroit.
The St. Adams succeeded in reaching
Cleveland about 10 O'Clock Saturday
night, and the City of New York and
milwaukee, got'in all right Monday fore
hpons They Mere all completely ,ilcascd
III ice. and all of the four last at an an
chor ut Long Point. The men all sui
fered by the extreme cold that they were
sIitiectsto. The Lawrenee put toward
Detroit, but there was so much ice and
the wind was so high that she found the
trip impossible, so she turned about and
went to Cleveland. The n. L. boats
have had fortunate season ;,s far rs ac
cidents are concerned.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-12-23
Contemplated improvements.

Eph. Nelson has known for some time
that his present place of business was en-
tirely too small for his immense stock Of
goods and his rapidly increasing trade.
He has about concluded to remedy this
difficulty by tearing out the partition
separating the front and hack room,
which will make Il stOre-roOm seventy
feetdcep. Then he expects to build an
addition the same size between the pres
ent store and his residence. These will
bethrownsinto one by archways. making
it one of the most coinmOdious Sstore-
rooms in town. With stlchsroems there
will be no trouble in showing the goods
they have. Mr.. Nelson is one of the best
of buyers, always displaying great taste
in his selections, and we are confident
that with these improvements completed
that bis business would nearly, if not
uuite uOUJlA.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-12-23
bridge Matters.

Mr.. G. W.Bell. under whose supervis-
ion the preliminary Arrangements for the
construction OF the bridge are being
made, informs us that the probabilities
are that the arrangements will be so far
completed as to advertise for proposals
about the first of January. We believe
that propositions will be received for ths
construction of bOtlra wooden and iron
bridge J If aai.iron bridge can be built
for the money appropriated, we do not
think that there would be Taxpayer
who would say, make wooden bridge
even if few hundred dollars could be
saved for the present thereby. 1t seems
quite evident that an iron bridge can be
constructed for the money.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-12-23
The Dest tuition.

As notel last week. as probable, the
Board of Supervisors OF Emmet county
have appointed 'sl lelief committee" to
look after the needs of the destitute
homeSteaders in that county, and that
committee have issued an address TO the
:ichurchcssand generous public" stating
the needs of these people, and the eff
forts which are beng made for their re-
lief. The Grand Rapids 81 Indiana rail-
road will transport all supplies free. All
communications and supplies should be
sent to Rev. r. Bird, Petoskey, Mich.
The Little Tray erse Republicans is not
overly pleased that the entire committee
appointed should have been from Pc
toskey. Local jealousies.should not in
teriere with benevolence. We have
heard of very little prospective want
among the horlesteaders OF this county,
but there may be some who need relief,
if so they should be found out and as
sisted irEfss = s.ft1fi4a .s.pse ;l.-tts , t4si.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-12-23
CHEBOYGAN, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 23, 1876. +



The exercises at the M. nj. church
Monday evening, December %. will, no
doubt, be very entertaining, as ample
preparations have been made. Santa
Claus proposes to come in his old ship on
that evening. A responsible committee
will receive the presents at the church
Monday afternoon, and let every one re-
member that they are cordially invited
to come and enjoy The evening. Care
fully label the articles you bring, and
they will be carefully distributed and
remember. all who may feel so disposed
arc invited to bring the presents they
wish to give to give their friends, ;.nd
make themselves feel at home. ~ &
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-12-23

Norman T.. Munro & Co. publishers
of the New York Family Story PAPER.
offer to every subscriber complete copy
Of Shakespeares works, furnished free. IN
weekly installme1ts. to subscribers to
their l'a' er. II is gotten up in excellent
style, well Illustrated. ana when com
pleted and bound would make Il very
pleasing edition ofthe Immortal bard's''
works. The story paper is equal to any
of that class of papers, and is furnished
for the sum of three dollars per year.
Those wishing to avail themselves of this
offer cap do. so by sending the price of
subscription to Norman l.. Munro s. Co.,
"a Beekfnan street. New York.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-12-23
: = > = =. , =. - 2 = 80 -
statistics of the Liquor Traffic.

Gov. Bagley is gathering statistics oi
the liquor traffic and The effects Of the
tax law. He has requested a statement
of the United States licenses paid in the
state, and of the state taxes levied. to
show the number of dealers in lS74-75-76
and has also requested the statistics as to
the number of arrests of drunken persons
and disorderly persons in the principal
cities during the years 1S73-74-75-76, lie
probably wants TO, use the figures in his
yaledlctory. which will be given TO the
State Legislature at the opening of the
session.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-12-23
ga Merry Christmas to ALP

The members of the Congregational
Sunday school, having completed their
arrangements for "Christmas tree" on
Monday evening, again extend a cordial
inyitation to all the citizens Of Cheboy-
gan to come and participate, No pains
have been spared to make it success, ,and
we think We can safely promise. youa
pleasant time. A committee VIII be at
the church to receive and take charge of
all articles intended for the tree, Mon
day from nine A. NJ. to three o'clock p. NJ,
after which time the doors will be close,!
until seven o'clock, to give the committee
an opportunity to properly arrange and
label the presents for distribution.
.i,.ols sas srfrifsns - COMMITTEE.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-12-23

The law requiring vessels with dutia-
be goods to report at an intermediate
pcrts ghichcompels a vessel, for instance,
carrying barley from Toronto to Chica-
go to report at Cheboygan, is considered
great hardship by masters. They say
to stop at-Cheboygaa means, often, to
sacrifice favorable wind and encounter
danger III the shape of fogs and snow
storms. o. I'll. Brown, interested in the
Schooner Hartford, directed the master of
that craftto report at Detroit, instead OF
Cheboygan, on his way to Chicago from
Toronto. but he writes to the Secretary
of the Treasury, the collecto, at Detroit
refused to accept his report. In response
to that letter he says:
. 81 have received communication
from the department fnlly justifying the
assurance that all vessels OH the voyage
indicated may report at Detroit, instead
of Duncan City or Cheboygan, as has
been the custom While this is ii step in
the right direction, | may add that the
law under which this requirement has
been entorce,f explicitly e3cepts register
FedsAmer'ic:fii& vessels tsee See. i309S. Re
vised Statutes). Why except registered
IyesseE, If THE EnW is applicable to that
class? Should this matter be properly
presented and urged upon the attention
of the department the entire removal OF
the obstacle could doubtless be secured
and in view of this Increasing branch OF
our lake commerce. the eXpediency
of such action may be readily under,
stood"
HM6hld seem from this ssthatan effort
would probably be made 10 induce the
department to change its rulings in thi:
regard: Which may result in fewer YES
sells reporting here.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-12-23
DES'TTrUTION.
Citizens Meeting Called at Farr.s
I'D Drug Store This Evening.

StOEc Evening"
i Reports have come to town that the
destitution among the homesteaders in
the west side of this county and in EN-
met county is on the increase, and that
the efforts which have been made for
their relief from Petoskey and other
sources. has rot been sufficient to pre-
vent much suffering. Some of our citi-
zens have become much Interested i'm this
matter, and at their request we give no.
tice that there will be a meeting tonight
at Charley Farr's drug store. for the pur-
pose of taking into consideration what
efforts should be taken here to relieve
them. The women's aid society of this
village sent out on the stage Friday
morning all the goods and provisions
their funds would allow. to which was
added considerable provisions of private
contribution but, OF course, this amount
would 90 very little ways towards their
relief.if the accounts are not exaggerated.
We would suggest in this connections,
that to be sure that the charities OF. our
citizens are needed and deserved, that
ole or twol suitable persons be selected
by the meeting to take trip out among
the homesteaders and ascertain from per-
sonal observation and Investigation just
what is needed and the best way of af-
fording the relief necessary. We know
if these pioneers are actually needy, that
our citizens will respond isliberally. We
trust that the meeting tonight will take
some action in this matter, which will
result i'll our citiz.:ns doing all they
should to prevent suffering among this.
class OF our new residents.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-12-23

1t is not through the medium of few
large manufacturing enterprises, as the
many small ones, that town becomes in
reality a manufacturing center. Ii is to
small establishments, and those making.
perhaps, unimportant articles. that Che
boygan must look fora commencement
Other future manufacturing greatness.
insignificant rs the common wooden
clothes pin is in itself. its manufacture
forms no mean part in American indus
tries. and the numerous factories in the
New England and other states furnish
employment to thousands of persons.
There are several large. clothes pin man-
ufactories in Pennsylyani, and Ohio, and
one in the vicinity of Saratoga, n. Y,
each of which is, capable of turning out
1000 boxes, or 100000 pins, per week.
There are several small factories scatter
ell throughout Massachusetts, New
Hampshire and Vermont, ard all are run,
by water power. fhere is one, we be-
believe, i'm Hudson, in this state. run by
steam. WHICH docs quite a large busi-
ness. s.sisaif hot aal :.jmaE
Asa rule. those engaged iii the manu-
| facture of clothes-pins are Quakers.
| Beech. white birch ali'lpoplars are the
woods tlse,li in makiils, the article, the
| birch aps,ll N,plar dbeing considered the
! 81, 4 II
;,nce in this COUNTY,. and eanb be obtained
very cheap. The atrtighis to- all points
wonl,llb be very low. sozthat 4 factory: es-
iablished here would be ablc TO compete
in tlie market withslny in the country.
/! And what is also favorable TO the enter
! prise is the fact that the machinery en-
! ployed is very simple. The wood is first
! sawed. into logs four feet in length. and
thPn cut into snail square sticks by
means Of Il cutting-Eiacliine. Each stick
aiier'being rousl,ied ina lathe is passed
! into another machine. which throws on
Il humber of perfectly formed pins at one
/ cut and with great rapiditv. The pin,
are Il hen thrown into Il large revolving
cylinder an,l sinoo. he'd by friction will
I eacl, other. New York and Boston are
I the priin.ipaI marIsets for this ware. al
thoa,gIl there is II large western demand
4 which is iilleIl from these points. bu
j which coitltl without much trouble bt
transferred west, at a great saving o
freight. ii the article were manufactured
west in sufficient quantities. Over 100.
coo boxes of pins arc annually sent t
England, AMI a corresponding number t
Melville, Sydney, New Zealand, AMI tn
Sandwich Islands. The factories i'm Ney
England are some Of them closing M
for the reason that they cln ptlrchas
;. cheaper from the west. 1t will hot b
long before the west will supply all o
these little articles. We have not an
doubt hut that this branch of bushes
could be made to pay here. besides doin,
much for the Improvement Of the plac,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-12-23

Nos. 2, 5, and at For Wayne w wite
Fast express trains of the p,
G Ry, t, and from Pi.tsburg,. Harrisburg; bai'i-
moe, Washington, Philadelphia and New lori rres.
Nos. 2 and at Fort Wayne with express
trains on Teledo, Wabash Western Tall-
road to and from Quincy, St Louis, Kansas oi'y'
and all points i'm the southwest.
Nos and Snake dirrct connection at & IA lama ANA
zoo with Michigan Central r X. to and from Cnl-
cago, and at Reed City with Z M ny for
Ludington. .,a East
SAGINAW flaws stage line Lu1ington TO NanlStee
at A and y NJ daily, except ouncay.l ~,
No scenReets ut ID a. NJ Junction with " 70 VI
railroad AZ d at Grand Rapids with NJ Z Il II Ior
Detroit and all points east -, p:..a,-
Cincinnati q st Louis railroad for Indianapolis,
Louisville. st Louis and all points soulh"es'' Ai'o
ror DAYTON, Xenia, Columbus, &C.
Nos and have through sleeping and chair cars
between Cincinnati and Grand Rapids.
MOO saturday NIGHT train No. rms 10
Ridgevil only, and train No. to Fort wayne
Ii'aily except Saturdays. tDaiiy except Sun
days. gDaly. NON
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-12-23

Those two foes of bodily comfort. .Rheu-
matism and the Gout, cease theirtwiuges,
if the affected part is daily washed with
Glenn's Sulphur Soap, which banishes
pain and renders the joints AMI muscles
supple and elastic. Depot Crittenton's,
No,t7 Sixth Avenue, N.sY.s Hills Hair &
Whisker Dye, black or brown, 50cts 24-4t
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-12-23
Dcrnocra.ic idea of Fairness.

In Speaker ,Randall's inaugural, he
said: .-ln the discharge OF the duties
contitled to me, I shall cndeavor to be-
strictly fair and impartial" One of
Speaker RaiKlall's duties was TO fill VA
cancies on certain committees caused by
the resignation of NJ. Blaine and Others.
The most important vacancies we-e made
in the Committee OH Ways and Means
and on Rules Mr. Randall appoints
Henry Watterson, Democrat, to Mr..
Blaine's place on the Ways and Means
Committe. tofWh hicli he should 1haye ap-
pointed a Republican, maxi NJ the COM
mittee now ten Democrats and three Re-
publicans. which is i'm ac eoraance with
his views of strictly fair and impartial
conduct" 1t would have been difficult
for Rantlallio have been more unfair all
around. Mr.. Bl;line is 9 n EASTERN man,
AMI Wattdrson from the West : Blaine a
northern lnan, Watterso from the South;
Blaine a protectionist, Watterson free
trader. TO the Con- .mittee Oh Rules,
which is very impOrtarlt. It. i'm the present
exigency. Randall appointed Siyler. so
that there is nowino Republicans OIL that
committee. Ho7f -H5 ts.ri ssne
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-12-23

The broom handle factory is running
at its full capacity, turning out. a very
superior handle. N'e 81 *ss
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-12-23

II. A. Blake, under instruction OF the
village council, is investigating the fire
engine and will report the result to
council at their meeting tonight.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-12-23

FTHESE LANDS are all situated within rea-
J. sonable distance of Cheboygan, and are
among the best in this section OF the state. 1t
is cheaper to buy choice land near town, at a
reasonable price, than to take inferior lands for
nothing. hAsi .<.+T - fs snol7-N
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-12-23

Ifthere are any of the readers of the
TRIBUNE who have not provided them
children, they should be sure and do so
tonight. No child should be forgotten.
Do not fail to get them because you are
not able to purchase expensive ones. No
matter what it is, if it is only something
showing that. you, haye remembered
Christmas and them. 4.s.s
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-12-23
Fire Matters.

At the citizens meeting last Tuesday
night in regard 10 organizing Il fire com
pany, the committee appointed at L pre-
vious meeting TO report TO the coCIlcil-
made report and read the resolutions
adopted BY the council. Messrs. Jam es j.
Brown, III. j. Mineriand Cornelius Gal
ligherwe appointed q committees to
draft constitution and bylaw to be SUBJ
mitted to the company for ado, ton
next, Tuesday evening. liza. Biak', C.
s. Ramsay and William MulvauglNver'
appointed a committee TO select fifty
names from those pledged to the orss;ill :
zation OF the fire company iii,dv r,.p. ri
the same to the village council fol ESP
pi'oval, and appointment as meub RS o
the engine comDapN. lac village cfs rjel
limiting the iiuih oer for each en- ailic e
that number. The co,liIciIat their ne i
ing Monday night seemed disposed 10 Il
everything reasonable for the cucolIra. e
ment of the organization. and IL tn 81
who have pledged them elves 70 lrcc j,
members OF, such an orgaliizatio IL <
hold OF the matter and iwor'k &c Tia =,
shohld, there is no reason WHY I've :.
effieiellt company should not be "rg: q
lied. aif bsf ,sHe.,}aift3 8Yts 9fi1 fsat II
Itis highly Important fiat all " !,
have pledged themselyes,to become ne n
bers sllouki be present ut the m<'et !,
next Tuesday evening totalie part in b
adoption Of the constitution AMI. .bv-l.- Is
| 1t may bathat.<iilne sps.lnittiilessssa .
election Of officers, under the c0nsGit q
ton, Will take place. and in this eve E.
| member is int rested. and should b
| present tostake part in nstlIeir,eiectiol.-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-18

MlNr GOLD AND SILVER MINING CON.
HNl PASf: : Iocafion Of WORKS. Virginia
Mining ptsiriet. st.r~y county. state % Nevada.
NOTES.-The regular annual needing Of the
stockh"laeu q the ABOVE NAMED company. for
The sieetiou az Trustees foe the ensuing year,
asd the transsction Of kuch other business a.
may csnss before the mssting. will BE- held II
The once % he company. Room 4. No. col C,l-
ifonia strset. Fan fnncirco. California. on
TuEspAf. The 2sthd.y q March; Isle. q u
on SATURDAY. the Ssh dsy NJ Mafsh. ts7s. al II
o'cloek. neon, abd remain elo~eA until after the
meeting. DAVID a. JkNNiN0S, seer,tsfy.
eAn frAnci,eo, March y, is76. mehii u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-18
THIS Il the sKsr ROUTE EAST

It's track .. efsrEEL RAILS. anil on II has hem
made ths l.ra<.l time thai has ever been msisin
this country. ~ this route pA.ssnts,s 70. py IN
D. q. ris,.sar. yss Wan. am csssso and
daily. with Pullman fslAss Ca. through TO
rhiisi.ipha and Ne. r.rk % each train oas
,srsssn m. ,,. .sa \ W., .ss,n rsSa,An rA-s' 'A"'
ny the LAKE sAsts AMI t~lehlsan southern Railway
and CONNECTIONS Mes NoIx Central and Erie
PAisss Drawing Ras,s AnI silver Palace sleep
=, n. ,, s,s sss e.. c. anti h. e' ssa. t csnsa.i Kan E.il
~sys-Thres through trains. with Pullman raj
=; pss;,ss ss'S an s's.H.a< u nm; ,ai ssse.
s.isr. or New Yofi City.
~ Haitilssrs ssi Oais khlroAi-rwo through
,,:,%. r. s1 sss.. s1as w ySa'.sia ws.siasisS and
Baiiimofs. without change.
This h. the shsrtssi. b<.t anil only line running
d rsS s.sssssias ui,s us,s% f.sias kaiirsss
q OmAhA AMI from the NEST. Va vI.,si ys,s,s,.
ns-h.li csas k.pals Slinis"' sssd's< .ss VA
This popular rsuts Il nn.afpa~ed or npecd,
Comfsu anil sAhty. rhe .mesth. weh bait.sssi
nan Palsss sl-spins csr~ the psrsst IeieEraph
System Of MOVING trains. the regularity wtth which
they run. IN. .i.,it.sIs .m.n:s%ss. Toe gssn'ss
cure 20 pssSenxers all the c",nfsfe Of n,oiefn kAiE
vaJ Travelling. No changes u cars AMI no tedious
delays 81 FERRIES.
p..-~a<srs will nni tickets VIA this favsrits rsuts
a The 0ensral Ticket Otnses % the Central rseine
RAlirosi In san Francisco AMI sssrAn-nto, and In
ell ths Ticket odnes' of'h ysnir.i p sS T1''foAi'
MARVIN uUcHlrr, Gsa. Pass. Ascent.
SsS ssS,-. Ss s,s.i Ar,.s,. IN Mon,
sssssry ssrsst, San Frsneissa. Asialy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-18
oIvipGno NOTICE.

NrAsoNIc SAVINGS AND LOAN BANK,
MI No. . Post street. Masonic Temple, ssn
frsneisro, California. = Al . mcsti.g OF The
n ard Of Direetors of tAis HAnk. hsd Janaafy
10, isJs. . dividend IVES DECLARED a the rass OF
AM seven aud ons-half al pr snnsn %
Ordinary Dspo~iis. Zoe The s~mi-ansuai term
ending January 81, 1915, payable On and sitsf
Jaausry a, Isle. nee Of FEDERAL tszes.
ja3s I'm m. T. GRAVES. SECRETARY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-18
rHE EVENING NEWS.
e,Lp aIIl. SATURDAY. xARcHis. isas
WuIr OSr CAx Go TnaouoH.-l

WHAT OSx Can Go TnRoroH.-A
Taunton man OF forty-six has had q
checkersd career. He has been ship
wrecked once. narrowly escaped baking
in a railroad accident. has been run
AWAY with tines innumerable. was shot
in the neck ut Gettysburg. bad a taste Of
the horrors Of Libby Prison. fell over
board from q vhaler. and. before being
picked up. left two hngers In the mouth
Of q shark. was drafted twice. had his
right arm broken in two places during
the New York riot stood on . barrel
with q halter around his neck In an
Alabama Town Mt the outbreak Of the
rebellion. from sunrise 10 sunset. In
1868 was crushed under Q falling build
ing during q California earthquake. and
was without food or drink nearly hfty
hours, and when homsvard bound from
the mines OF the White Pine region.
narrowly escaped lynching through u
mistake in person. Amid all be pre-
serves his eq~uanimity. and refuses to
believe that luck Is against him.. Wor-
cesier Spy.