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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-02-15
NUMBER 1857.
Marshall boasts of more than seven
ty men who weigh over 200 pounds,
some turning the scale at 260.


Marshall boasts of more than seven
ty men who weigh over 200 pounds,
some turning the scale ct ago.
The Lapeer county poor house sx-
penses have exceeded appropriations
until thsie 10 deficit Of S5, 1878.
East Saginaw il reforming. When
the..system went into operation there
were registered 200 abandoned women.
At the present time ther are only thir-
ty-seven. and the waiter girls saloons
are all closed.
The st. Johns Republican says 5, 900
bushels OF clover seed have been
shipped from that village the past year,
for which the farmers have received
from $5.28 to S7.S5 bushel.
A man named Dtvid Lagree has been
tried, convicted and imprisoned 10
days for stealing three eggs. Unless
the eggs are unusually "fresh laid" he
and st. Clair county are paying pretty
dear for them.
On the 26th Norman Prout, . Quia-
cy boy Of eleven, was sentenced TO the
Reform School for assault and battery,
at the request Of his mother who de-
sired to have him educated, but ON
cious outsiders have appealed the case
TO the circuit.
DR.. Phillips, dentist from Quincy,
come into the city last night on the II
o'clock train and celebrated his advent
by falling through one OF the large
window lights in the Office Of the 8. M.
Hotel. 1t was a paneful fall, but he
was too drunk to know it.-[Coldwatsr
Republican 9Th.
Mr.. John Rogers died at his resi-
dence one mile east of Quincy village
Friday afternoon, He lost the use of
his limbs almost wholly many years
ago from long exposure in the water.
He was brother Of Randolph Rogers,
the sculptor, . man Of intelligence and
moral worth.
The report Of Receiver Trowbridge,
of the Detroit & Milwaukee railroad,
shows the receipts Of the road to have
been, during thd month of December,
sl2S, zoos The disbursements dur
ing the same period were S38, 8,577. g.
Tho latter figure includes S3,03o.96
paid for Indebtedness contracted prior
to the 18th Of April, 1875.
A dispatch from Niles, Of the 27eA
man, continue their revival mestiuGb
here with undying interest. Lsst
night every saloon, billiard hall, spd
1 - - l..;uo.. .lo.>l - % e. -
bic the young men to attend the meet
meeting will be devoted to the saliva
tion Of our business men. "No others
need apply"
Not long since q gentleman well
known and q resident Iof Kalamazoo
city and county for many years. died
at the county poor house under cir
cumstances which are distressing and
not very creditable to his children. He
was very old. and his two sons having
some dispute who should take care Of
him-both now live in New York-the
consequence was that the money nee.
essary for hii support did not arrive
and the old gentleman was taken to
the county house. He lived just one
day after he arrived there-died OF .
broken heart-sorrow at the neglect Of
his children. Since that time the re-
mains of the old man were cared for
and taken to New York, the sons awak-
ening TO the result of their went Of fl-
ial regard.
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EMS.

Go to Texas, young man; the sooner
you 60, the sooner YOU'LL get back and
settle down contentsd in your good old
native State.
Says Mr.. Moody: "a minister whs
breaches long sermon is like fish er-
man VIII leaves his big net in the wat or
until the fish get out"
Out Of thirty millions OF people in
France there are said to be Ave hun
dred thousand Protestants and forty
nine thousand Jews
1t is stated that He'll itself couldn't
frighten Brooklyn. Perhaps not, but
there are some things in Brooklyn that
could frightsn He'll
Every man admits that sweet tenn
persd woman is fresids blessing, but
too many look for the blessing at some
other mans fireside.
A woman will carry q new bonnet il
il 10 a. big a. n hay stack, but half
pound OF cheese must be delivered by
the clerk.
Fashionable ladies in New York now
wear square apron, or tunic, which,
it 10 said, owes its origin to Partisan
belle, who took her pattern from Q
stone breaker at work on the road.
1t takes but very few women TO make
big noise. Mrs. Warner, Of Boston,
says that the woman suffrage agita ten
10 due to the psrsistency OF one half
dozen persons, who either get living
or notoristy out Of the business.
From nearly every frontier city trains
Of men aud teams are reported TO bs
digging out for the Black Hills dig.
gings. They will come digging back
one Of these days, when the Indians get
to digging at the roots Of their hair.
The Baptists have had more chur ch-
80 organised and mere houses of wor-
ship built in Baltimore within the ast
Ave years than within the preceding 90
years. Aud all these are supplied y it'll
working pastors. in whom the chur CHI
IS are cordially united.
Do not thrust your hands in your
pockets, take grip on your pocket
books and growl about hard times. but
employ your muscle, your brain and
your money in producing something OF
value-something which shall add to
the wealth Of the country and remove
hard times from one door ut least.
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The Richmond Dispatch says trib-
ute 10 Edwin M. Stanton in these
terms: "why should Blaine desire TO
revive the horrors Of Andsrsonville p
They were forced upon the South and
humanity by the bloodiest villain In
the tide OF timss-Stanton. Precise
". When you want 10 name the man
who did rub out the rebellion under
his foot, this little paragraph OF the
Dispatch furnishes It. The name ID
one that will grow--Stanton. We have
not always been OF this way OF think
ing. but, looking back now over the
war, the colossal figure that rises abevs
the smoke and dust. the strong embod
iment Of tho national viii, 10 that o
stanton. Il Cincinnati Commercial.
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~ Below is an exact copy OF mo-
tice pasted mp In one OF our neighbor'
ing villages. The need OF school
master there is evident:
Aug the ~, 1875 Barr Oak Mich the
people Of Bur Oak aud versin Are nsef,
bv notsfied that there 10 TOO year oio
stssr 10 the pound Of Bur Oak deecris-
ed AZ follows dark red with read horns
an short tail poundmaster.
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Following is the petition TO Congress
from citizens Of Toledo, Ohio:
We, the undersigned citizens Of To-
ledo, Ohio, and vicinity. petition your
honorable body and request:
That 30 much OF the act OF Congress
approved Jan. IA. 1875, - provides for
the payment of United States legal ten
der notes in coin upon the LIST day Of
January, 1879; add so much OF the said
aot AZ authorizes the Secretary Of the
Treasury 10 sell aud dispose Of the
bonds OF the United States, for the
purpose OF enabling him to redeem
such legal tender notes, be immediate
ly repealed.
Your petitioners do not favor inf]a-
tiop, but believe that the enforcement
OF the resumption clause of said act
will prove DISASTROUS 10 the business Of
the country.
The Commercial OF that city states
editorislly that the signers represent
the bulk Of the real capital, mercantile
and industrial interests, and the most
substantial, iudicious, and conserva-
tive business men OF the city.
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n,ais., OF uaine-A Pen Picture.

Washington dispatch In New York Tribune.
Mr.. Blaine's speech to-day was not
an argument, but an exhibition. He
stood in his place like gladiator in
the midst OF an arena. taunting and
worrying his enemies until he provoked
them 70 strike back in sslf-defsuse,
and then sprang up on them with
savage fury, and tore them to pieces:
The greatest sufferer was Mr.. Hill. OF
Georgia, though with his long. keen
blade the ex-speaker more than once
picked Mr.. Cox 10 the very quick when
he accused him OF making one speech
In the house and printing another in
the Record, or when he quoted Mr.. Coz
as A war Democrat during the great
struggle. 10 confound Mr.. Cox in his
late speech on amnesty. At times he
had the entire delegation from the
south so excited that they we're ready
10 rise en- mdsse TO reply 10 him, or hur
back his aggravating imputations upor
them.
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A Canadian wag issued series OF
military orders in imitation OF the re-
cent changes made by the Horse
Guards in England. The Dominion
Navy" he says, consisting OF two
screws and stone boat, will rcndez-
yous at Fort Erie; Toronto will be de-
Tended by the City Council nnder COM
mand OF the Mayor. III the Americans
do invade, IL win only be after due le-
gal notice, and in the proportion Of on
" three TO one in infantry, dead
equality to be rigidly maintained for
csvalsy and artillery, which are TO be
upon both sides horse for horse, and
gun for gun. .
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ea5- Stop eroaking about hard times
and arrange your plans fcra most vig-
orous business campaign during the
coming season. The county is full Of
wealth, IL you will only use the means
st hand TO secure IL.
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Flint pays $50, 900 for religion each
year. The amount paid out Tor whisky
Il not stated, bnt IL is heavy.
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September o. 1873
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Hon. Geo. II. Andrews has some fur
ther remarks in the New York Times
on the subject Of rspealing the church
tax-sxemption provisions. from which
We copy the following:
, 1876-10-23

feat. the bill pnssed-yeas, 81; nays, 40.
Tho opposition IL tic Bcnate wns also per-
tfo,. inn. ". hat It was there postl"ncd agnin
aud nEain, until Hcariy the cloec of thG sesslur,
when Il wns tlcfcnlci-Ycas, -; -; uaya. p.
Bni!rage-pettttons, nunlnrollsIY! signed, were
sent IN from tnany. counties, and were 'lantcti
to the!r representatives. ticn. G'sen, Of Polk
county IN presenting petition of 1,000 natnca,
lHAny Of ttiem Hasnea VI men nnd women of NJ.
pertor culture, male speech Ut great dignity,
c2rcstnes' e a,l lGs'Sal power which was worthy
made 10 get auotf.cr bit introduced, but oil
labnr In thnt direction rrtycd futile.
aIany events Of al, encouraging nature arc to
hc noted IN connection With thu work during
The nast year. !'Le rat event Ut political i'm.
pcntcr, tlie first Governor Of Iowa Ia mention
c'tiscna Of the State.
;, .ihe appointment, BY Gov. K!r!;wool Of Miss
as Teacher and Chaplain 1t tic stato
I'cnitentiary, md Of Miss sfctiowan "a
Physician 1t the State Insane Asylum, were
nets gratefully nppsrrtaseti. Tho a.!mIsson of
ns practitloners IN tle statc, Courts, ana tho
licensing l,y the Dcs Motttes Methodist Cnnfer-
enec of t,so WOMEN to prcac1f, al,ow the ud-
vnMced pnaittom wnmcn lave takc1I.
Tug educational %, status of woman has also
passctl ali act admitting women to all etlu-
Of Superintendent Of Public Instruction. Ten
women arc now !lIlng the Office IT County su-
spoken Of officially with tic highest cor1nlcinla.
ttU,t. A wotna.l-siits Ct,aprnnn-carrlrd of
tue llonors at tic Stntu Educational Contest
nlM the testimony IN faVnr Of cu-etiucntiu!l,
which prevails IN ~ Tie schools, IS thus voiced
III llis last report:
Our students govern each other, The twn etxes
, 1876-10-23


NEW SotT, Oct. 1l.-t;nAiS-Nhrat dull, un-
settled. and lover; milcrs Inclined 10 hold oII,
white the export demand Wis mainly to complete
pressing freight engagements; with csa th.rattn-
ing Enr news, the speculative dcnand Hcen1s to
have subsidized; tnles of a7.0ao bu nt 81.
G1.l7 for mixed snr3us: sl..t for M.
i Milwaukee; Sl..s for very tloIec ncw
NJ. = C,icaso: Sl.A0 fnr white Western.
ltye lrMer fos Western. With tAlcs II ii. 200 bu
ut 7sc In store. anL ;ioj bu ito nu t.,ck at 7oc.
Corn slightly III buyers gavnr, without my ma.
terinl change in price; light eyport and hou trade
demand; saes of Il, 900 bu At 5sl: 6,nc for aeam
mixctl; hDtiGlC0l1c for Nj l: 1O.;c for Kansas
ini:ci l9ic for strar1er yellow; .s.s sfsbO!ic for
sltsr.ded Western mixed, mil 1G.0oO
hu old Western E,!zcd. crop af 1874 NJ SOC
In @,ort. t'at+ In gond request. mainly
Tor loca trade at about the lgnrcs currunt yrstcr.
,lny.
.NEas rrrletsrsA dull market In berth room
rather quiet. but without definite c'ln.e ur 1,rw
feature; engagements to lircrpuul by rail III. ttAl
n1 etam All Ut @ ~ 10 inll W =, stSn @ ~ uoo b Ernnat
tttna.
rH.,visross-Pork firm. hut business con!mncd
las! ! ii | IT, Sst d. "a u 4S's ~ It
rrnsai,!cr nf ,lr yenr ut Slu.ao: .!asMnry, 1877.
~, sid g 'l, mn! sl. 10 asked; f"r SoYen.bcr.
sl"D .hA; =, for ,hc remainder, Of The
sn'ry sn Sl H. i e "a Ind 1 a s,d s:S' a:kt s c TT
uIests IRE ~ moderate request ut steady prlcrs;
ln!'!i!es dull aud heavy; saua uf lou boxes West.
rrn LON. rle.t deliverable next week, ut Ntnr,
tnrl, sj.ot lut. ngAin tower; futures opened d..
ridealy la~cr. but subsequently hccanr nrner ulA
sl"ssa s,"n.,y .,ay; With ,ho"c'cE '*ht b"s!:
Irnc. tstam vi. tlHt At slo,la. Chasing
uttrr.i ut s1u. 1.tt; III tc1 r.lucr t,lh ut 8lu.D,
nnd l1po tc. n,r gsa,e 1T e. s1.,: November d..
iivesy gnnlsa a so.:i:.. md seilcs.' ersion f"t
.Inn'ary INT, <oll i, H. II. .stn. Il. vio.,ar ii
sl.:W h.d, Hnd 1.::Al tcs for February Ut S9,N.s
WA: e!"tns NJ $!,s39ton.,t: u thn rcrol
S"yemhrr S. ~ bid am! ~, 90 aeketl: fut ll1a
nander Vt lI,c ysar. 50. i hid md sJ.h' askei.
january. l*77. 81. 10 bid anu s!.h7'd MskcA; and
for February: hit, s!'.tu bt mad s:.07li n.ke.l.
6ruAN--ttHict but ,ury firm. ut u2lHAc for falT
10 good refining, md tt:sI fur prime.
- TAEIow-tl,!:et ana ", unsettled; salcs of 10, COO
WHlsky-null; cl0a;nK With sa!ta at i.l4tsD
IL; nlcuLol WIS quuted 81 s.. l3 per wlne gas.
, 1876-10-23
TWEED.

NEW YoRw, Oct. oea.-Tle LrrnM publishes IN
account OF Tweed's soIourn In Cuba. It up
pears that lie, with Ills companion, /" Hunt"
suddenly landed OIL the ruast lIcar Santiago On
tho lltli If June; that t.,py went to Santiago,
where Tweed was dctatnrA until July Is for thu
purpose Of an Investigation b. the spullfsh a,.
John Svcor, from the American State Depart
Hcnt, which bore siaie early In April, some iuur
months after tho eacape from the Ludlow Street
Jail. Thu escape to Vfgo niid his nrrcst tl.eru
aru well known. " Hunt IL now said to ba
I'wec.l's soll-tn-law, atr. aw,lm!s, OF New Or
leans, with whose arpcarnurc photograph Of
Hunt usrees perfectly.
, 1876-10-23

lUWA WuMAN S-SUF fRhGE CONVENT lUM.
DEs MONIES, Iu., October 2l.-Tho Stats
Womnns-Suifrage Convention, Which convened
here yesterday, Is lurgejY attcnled, and erlrccs
an Increased Interest IN tho cA,lsu In this State.
The Committee Of. Resolutions repUttctl the
following, wl.iel. we're adopted;
Rt4utf<d, I'hat wo aEaIn reaalrm our unfa!terIng
rur3nIse 10 1atur fur the rntranehsesncut Of
Wnnc1t.
A'eso!tsd, That VIC will rive sueh atl and moral
Aupport an VIZ Gun command tu the election Of only
such pers0na to oAlco aro LII favor Ut political
equality " tho sexes, and such support atl1t bc
given irrespective Of rEery other conEldcrat lon,
saye oynlty to tho Governments aud purity VI cEar
acter.
Tic Executive Co,nnllttce made the following
report, whlel. will show tho progress Of the
caase III Iowa:
The tlrst work tlono by tho Town Association
was the procuri'l. VI . lasgc number af euY-
latusu, wl!cll wcrs distributed by nlutl to dfcr
rnt persons IN various ,lartB Ut the btatc. Nit
!ncr1us lcttcFs were written l'y tho Correspond
lug secretsry whlle arrasisinls for thp lcctuFcs
riencctl fecturcr truln Pittsburgh, pa., WHO was
employed ind kept in tho tlcll nearly 'iyo
m1AtlIs.
at!ss }lIatln.an organized fourteen Suffrage
Societies, held eighty meetings, ahy.sx VI
ut least ~, GU resso,s. 6s.c ellvcrea six lect-
Mrcs ut ths Capital durm: thu Legislative scs-
sion, giving uie. BY re4ueit, hcioro the lluusc.
Mra. Foster, the 1b!c aud popular lawyer Of
Clinton, anil Miss s,ssan u. Anthony, also did
e,luctlyu work during tho winter. As tho
frlcl.tls of equal rights kn"w, thu amendment
to the Constitution giving women thu elective
iraneh!sr, utter phssng tlse Huusp, Waa DC.
fcated by Two Senatorial Votes. Representative
Smith brought up tbs question early IN the SITS
sion; but tho opponents, several tE thcln law
yers, u,anuyet 10 iayo ii deferred from ttsnu to
time, alleging unconstitutional introduction.
Finally, Mtet great deal Of slsirmfshlng, tho
sue!lies Aasitp exhausted every means Ut ue-
, 1876-10-23
PERSONAL.

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w., y.
..,..,o ~ ,o.ms hv Dr, powcrs. no,y NJ
n';a,,nort f.onu. will to iesucd from The River.
.dr ,,I,, .r1y next month,
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,...'s III. a,tu5, totyarI t,,u 1tuteJ s,ntcs
tFess"9 ~ a.. ", ,,o ro,,oiI1,,
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Dt,' r",%t IL. ,.,.trr cn,n,,unv IN I,nltln,o,.. M
VS., un,,. in ..1E,, Merry wives nf W1ndnor."
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esash annSrfTdry Q! :icdioFa rum. Whatever TINT
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tr,m.,,,n ~, ,,,,s xrb,cct
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1ke t"e.al ssa"aa' I'''o'sins tle name niiu tami-
Moi W. 'alas i"'l'sso' 'iio eA'ea.s '"'h.s1es 70
MaEEtls.n1 during the dark l.YA Ut Duf Rcbcl}-
,un m, h,c,, dis,r1y.,I. md t,,a nauur which
lAc Sc" aols i'tea'H9 !oS1 ee'ehus tne pro-
houAtt31ah VI ceramics WIN Il ao1@ c. aaylhs
'1a' a'v 1ef'a''e1 or tac "oFd rom 'io useeK
@ea r' tc'i'1'e '!e hasu !" ecFahlca INV
"''e '4'''" sei"a''i'oa ~ s't'eea'
HsHttlscl tIst tho Gas Company In st. LUtt'a,
tt4arntrr ,r,,mv r,rfbtx nv, n.ru;ror .f.n,
w., w. WIZ "a,'''s''"''"''' nas ol t"u surplus o1
s'su, i"' F1'.e Pef wv ieet Juo4cla'ty es'
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VIC we're IN crrar III Ecctealttug Prof. Swing with
EHf r1nv nSanf nj
preached IL ch'c!go sH,tlny morning. Prot. swing
'rpt tccn In Des Mones. 1t IL true, however,
'aat Ee "as ad'ct!:ta III tile NcJ Moincs Afyisfer
ei fHda5 10 lecture Saturday nlg:t.
Nilam Hart, ot New York, has beer, IN I,crls.
tass County. MISS, during Tho SUMNER a,ll las
naer 'e'efal s!ndles Of the scencry tl.ctc, III we'll
~ u 'ap Al4ef:Iey cattle. lie now laa OIL Ills
c'tc! 'chlsIr III tic Wootls' Which has been
"tsa aan1lset!'
Tae fpluH!ny cuuplrt, attributed to Mr. Tupucr.
nay u J prolanu Invention, but apypUsty who
eonots its ern,Gcless call stu,ch il,s 1rt'u ,u,.
Nslcd "otLs fur Information:
"hrn ao enrny raccs tho wIse man tasutscth hIu.cf
1u,tas IT, u. 'sst; nsa ,,,ho,,
Kilt lsllsvlJ. '''' '"~S ""9 - '' '"'s"'""'
actohac's "Csnclax.on,r now on exhibition Ia
.ae Lotn tnllstt,on Ut tue New York ACADEMY. las
Ecu eE9ltf'rd for teycra blunders-l,ut anuct.ron-
"a'' G. tho l'orfd tcrnls !hen,. THUS the new
Heo'l aEI TAT sun ate represented u being In op-
le'1s quarters of tho heavens, and fran the slad.
VI 'es cFostrs appears That thu sun Is settling
"e e4ss WHILE The nloon IL rs!ng In tho north
Vest
As. Joseph jefferson ,,,, ,,cc, ioro,,,u ,,,,s.,,
Mtat 4, Ats dramatic cnr,,a,,,a,'. ,,I,, 4't. .,
ul'ralntiu., and hlx talnnt !. ,.,.,,, Fs',s.
Enthusiastic English admsrr INV. In Int. ,,tr A.
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