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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-06-23


President Mcpherson called The convention
to order at eight minutes after IL O'clock
George T. Hoar, Of Massachusetts,, presented
the memorial OF the National Womans Suffrage
association, and, on his motion, the convention
agreed TO hear Mrs. s. j. Spencer, in behalf of
the memorial. She proceeded to present. in a
concise form, the claims of women citizens TO
practical recognition, and criticised the failure
OF the speakers yesterday to plead for them.
The conclusion OF her brief speech was re.
eeiyed with applause.
The Committee on Rules and Order OF Bust
ness made their report. After some discussion
the report was adopted. John t. Ensore,
Chairman OF the Committee on Credentials, re-
ported that full delegations were present the
| cept from North Carolina and Nevada. whole
each was one short. He recommended that ex-
delegates present be allowed to cast the where
vote. There wore no contested delegations, ex.
| cept from Alabama, Florida and the District OF
Columbia. In Alabama the Committee recon-
mended the admission of the anti-spencer
delegates, headed by Jeremiah Hsralson /; in
Florida they recommended TO admit the Con-
over delegates ; in the District Of Columbis
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-06-23
A Remarkable Egg.

Mr.. A. d. Warren, of this city, has a
remarkable production in the egg line,
which is attracting much attention and
causing considerable discussion. Mr..
Warren is well-known poultry fancier,
and his game bantams have attracted a
great deal of attention. A day or two
since he noticed that one of his hens was
in trouble, she having the appearance of
having had an egg broken in her. She
was accordingly killed and opened, when
a perfectly formed egg, as large as a
goose egg, was discovered. This upon
being put in the scales was found to
weigh four and three-fourths ounces.
The egg was then blown, and after the
white and yolk had been forced out il
was found that inside was a perfectly
formed egg, which was also blown, and
found to contain yolk and white in
their proper proportions. The only diff
ference between the outer shell and the
shell of an ordinary egg is that it is ex
ceedingly brittle, and has to be handled
with the utmost care to prevent it,
breaking. The hen was but two years
old, and weighed before the egg was re
moved two and one-half pounds. Wor
cester Spy.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-06-23
Primitive Men.

The late Prof. Wyman, in an article
on the shell mounds of Florida, argued
that "The steady progress of discovery
justified the inference that man, in the
earliest periods of his existence of which
we have any knowledge, was at best
savage, enjoying the advantage of but
few of the newest inventions" The
term "primitive man." Prof. Wyman
thought to be misnomer, if intended
to be strictly applied because the earli-
est traces thus far discovered do not re-
veal to us his beginning. "This is still
hidden" Prof. Wyman states, (" in that
mysterious past out of which he has
emerged and into which neither science
nor exploration has as yet penetrated. 4"
Geology, in fact, fails to reveal to us our
actual beginning, for, as Cuvier writes,
"the places where he (man) dwelt NAV
have been utterly destroyed, and his
bones buried ut the bottom of the exist
ing sea"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-06-23
Disguised Deadheads.

The amount of red tape necessary in
complying with the conditions prece-
dent to free admission to the Centennial
Exposition is calculated to disgust the
deadheads Every person holding a
free ticket must have his or her photo
graph pasted thereon and stamped at q
particular place where the facilities for
doing the work fall far short of the de
mand, and the result is that those desir-
ing pictures are compelled to stand in
line for hours on three separate occa.
sions, first to be "takeD," next to re-
ceive the picture, and lastly TO have il
attached to the ticket and stamped. II
ones time is of any value, it would be
cheaper to cease being deadhead."
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-06-23
Congressman Landers' Oath.

A Washington correspondent writes :
/" Yesterday, Mr.. Landers, OF Indiana,
occupied the seat of the colored member
from Alabama, Jere HARRISON, during
which time two ladies in the members
gallery were intently engaged in study
ing diagram of the House and looking
for the location of prominent members.
HARRISON is put down as of some conse.
quence, having once been a slave, ana
on finding his seat, one of the ladies was
surprised to think that 80 white man
could have ever been in bondage, and
remarked that was one of the evils OF the
defunct institution. The other lady,
leveling her glasses upon Landers, said.
"Still, you can very plainly see the trace
of the negro in him." The conversation
having been reported to Mr.. Landers'
he has taken an oath never again to oc-
cupy the seat of colored member.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-06-23
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PAW PAW. MICHIGAN.
THE LITTLE FOLKS.

Katy's Questions.
Way down in the buttercup meadow,
saw a white sheep to-day;
And close by her side, in the clover,
dear little lamb was at play;
Does the sheep-mamma love her white lammi'
Just as You love me? Say, mamma, say7
ayes. Katy, yes,
SO guess
In the orchard. up in the old pear-tree,
There are four little birds In "A nest;
Willie says they belong 10 the robin
That wears a red bib on her breast;
In all the great. wide world of brides
Does she love her own brides the best?
Eyes, birdie, yes,
So guess"
The last time played in the garden,
There was Just one red rose to be seen;
But to-day there's tiny pink rosebud,
Wrapped IN a blanket of green;
Does the rose want to kiss baby rosebud,
When she tries so far over to lean!
Yes, baby, yes,
SO guess"
Last night peeped out at the window,
Just before repeated my prayer,
And the moon, with a star close beside her,
Was walking high up in the air;
Did God make the little star baby,
Cause the moon was so lonely up there?
Eyes. darling, yes,
SO guess"
Mrs. 4. S. FormGn, in Vide Awdke.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-06-23

Robert 9; Ingsrsolh Of Illinois, nominated
James @. Blaine. -
stewart = Woodford, of New York. nomin-
atcd Roscoe Conkllpg. - nj ~
Linn bartholomew, OF Pennsylvania, nomin-
sted John +. Hartranft.
Rutherford H. Hayes.
The Chair announced that twas unnecessary
to call the remaining States rs there were no
other candidates.
On motion, the convention then adjourned at
ten minutes past 5, till 10 o'clock Friday morn
ing. t...f r- ..l.
THIRD DAY.
The convention met promptly at 10 o'clock,
and immediately proceeded to ballot for can
didate for President
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-06-23

In certain drug store of this city
may be seen notice recommending a
certain patent medicine with the dubious
heading, "Try me, box no other medi
cine will ever be taken"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-13
ArA,,nMlc DEPARTMENT.

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IhsT ti.ASs. ~4t'httstssa nstfsns. ustkrFsa.
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INSTITUTES sss NnHes, Arithmetic ltrltnects Mich.
cfN, Mental Afathmstie, Algebra tfiran~ntAfs M.
lshea, Mensuvasrn ~ AallAs, tssasustss rians end
saitd. Mnisfn lisssars (frrsit tanslnseaS. tssae.
rarhs Mitchell !. inssrmtaiAtel hhtscrsr. Hnri.
nrrs f"rfna, Commercial Law, EusItAh kyn.
uhyms susAlaAsnsl. Natural rniir@rphy tQnacAta.
sas NJ lyronnntr*l, fseays, Mentally n~hates.
Latin. uresk. fr~neh and herman, optional.
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IMMIGRATION STATISTICS.

Ths Numhrr and Nativity VI tho hnmI.
gratis whn Arrived turing III. Year.
Tie total number III immigrants who
arrived la the United States during thu
year ending June 30, 1876, was len, nS,i,
~ whom Ill, -, were maleS nnl III, 300
fenal' i. Vi thl. number 1850 wer
under ID Years II ag., III I'll were Is
and nler ~ years, aud 2p.i77 were ~
YEARS II ago AMI upward. III. arrivals
ia the port III New York were h1,sa3;
Huron. Mich, 3l,aal; San Francisco,
2l.ns0; Ro.ton, p.Tll; Philadelphia,
1.sl2; mud Baltimore, a.n93, I'll. piinei
pal countries nj the immigrants were as
follows: England 2l,37a; Ireland, 10.
57s. Scotland, l.5Sa. Wales. IA; lslc III
Man. -, II; Germany. III nj. Ans,
trim, a,dii: Hungary, GIN. sweden,
s,du3; Norway, a,lT3, Denmark, l,5l.,
Netherlands, s5a; Belgium. Eli. Saitx.
rllanl, 1919. France, A,Una I,nly,
= .'lO, Russia, l,T.ii; Poland, aa5. China,
~, I'll fnl whom atiu were fcmulesD. tlu..
bee ami Ontario. II 3ll; Nova Scotia,
!, IT,, Wv Brunswick. AL. Prime.
Eawarla Island, 80. Newfoundland,
~ Naneonssrs ir'nnd, I'LL. Mexico.
I'll; Calm, 7n3; bahamas, s.3, Axore.,
snd. Australia. l.2O5. Tie immigrants
having professional occupations mum.
her.'a ,, 100. skilled occupations, ~. 2iN,
occupations, 72,275, mt
stated and without occupations tmainls
women and chil,lrsu), Ti,lll. The fol.
loving table shows the immigration into
The United States during I'll. Inst live
IiwtnI wears
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Rhode Island and part ~ Muasachn.
arttS which has born worked and il how
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known, ~ inferior quality for mos, uscs.
II is quite clear that III. enormous IL.
posts al hitnm,noas cual In the United
States must limit aud restrict the area
where anthracite can b. the principal
fuel used, and must also .vnflnr anthra.
CIT. speedily 10 use for few purposes
for which it, character and quality make
the use unavoidable and very desirable.
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Tl.s ss.rinn eonaasnces On ths Arst Monday In
iuslr examination. Ge~iies the Annua', th~tr Ase
private tHsnh, examinations IN thr several etsNses,
~ Mhbh distinguished tivSt III r0nHHet. dllIHehee
aud IRON lshrt receive tittnN huh0ts,
I'm entering, eAeh snfsht II Examined snh placed
m tle esass ~ ~hIrh his prssiaA sttalnsnentA sns
htir him. A ksos iHurAt character u required IL
all appls lhH taf adullHaiun.
The morals aud general drvoFtnent nj the student
arr constantly Watched UssF thu brothers lsealde
IT tlis.f rsrsaiinns. aAa thrls een,fars and PER
~auAl hahlss rsvsis. sssfy attention.
nallrtIhH srs seht 81 uArsstuAs aud Fsstvr N
parents ar guardians - iufurM thsm VI The health.
raliu.t and Improvement NJ their sulsa ~ wards.
~ FsliNisn taught IN the institute II NOeneH
Gatlaiir Ntldvnts ~ Gthss denominations are ~.
naittsd, provided they ara ~ilMg, f0s the saAe ~
order AUD nniinrny 10 attend the rahlss sAssrssA
III religious Nnr hip.
Lis correspondence III @sn.enss, ~ wsll ~ I'll
buss nss ~ them, arc sni.ieet 10 The tnsJeretaa
~ thv nifec sur.
1hp tA~srs money III ihs students II Asrosilea
With the Treasurer, ~ ~ usssn ~ prMdence Mol
sukRr.t. And may be PARTLY. ~ totally withheld
from them. ~, Ansnunt \. Miss0ndMrl ~ neglect N
duty.
IN entering, sa,h hnar.ier kAonid bs provided
With suitable quantity NJ utHnhE, And enlirttnl
nNlui,sr ~ 4hists spsks, hAAdksFstlsfp. t0wrle
rnushs. brushes, VI. kann II tles. Will he fMs.
hlshd ~ t'nllskr utlr3A slsreiAi deloat " shade
fssfy ar hsis should 10 MARKED With the name III
thr aNDat III full,
rasvnt1 Wishing 10 have their .hildrrn Amt Aom.
shunld ntse tiMely nece, aHd inrwasd travelling "a
renMs, f.r further particulars, address
1914 tiiu. ut.lA w. Precedent
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COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.

forRTn CLASS. --Chviastsn Doctrine. Higher
Arithnaaiie continued, University AleehvN 10 I'm.
and rriannam.tFy, Rhetoric, knHliah Literature,
nynnhsms aud Natural fhileenrhy continued.
Ancient History. fhysiea, HeurrArhy, sasAys
frenela optional
It'll tpti. tks -~ksidrness II cAthnllel,y, Fisrn.
iion, irn~ssly Ancient ltisioFy and Topography,
tanan and ur~sisn Antiquities. Engitsh late ruiuve
untssrsitt Algebra completed, surveying. Logic,
Essss.. Nnnshty netatss, Latin, ureek French
aud teftna0 optional
SECOND cEAsH~ ~Lshisnres III ,haiie,tr. Elc.
euilan, rra@ndy. Mental Philosophy. Logic ana
MetAphsries, N.tans tirastl. clelnissry sAiii.
~. fasass, Monthly psbatrs Latin, tissek frvueh
ami HeftuAn optional.
ffNsr tlNNs Neral PHILOSOPHY. Political tenn.
oins. lutans, tleaaes, Astronomy, Chemistry, t's.
anlas annia ksesio,,s Analytical Msehanss, Latin,
taFesk usrman snd French nptienal
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| MtlulAll I'd MOnul.,g,,l~

Slowly the eyes oi thoso charged with
Il patriotic .uty are turned toward thu
completion 81 tl,e monument commenced
MI tho hanks of ill., Potomac III honor
II the Father II lis e aairf. The y 1
Rotary If tire Treasury lns ordered MI
inspection 81 thu foundations, and II TIM,
be rouna, then II !. supposed some lilil.
wurk may be carried on u save lilo ul.
preparation from repeal. biz John I.nb
book says that Egyptian records sl,o~
the great ryramidui CheopH wan ordered
b IL repaired nj least 1 OnU yaarH u, G.,
Ani yet II II unfinished. Some day th.
Washington monument mas Ia com
pl.i,d, Int inst now il ..n l..tl GAcnIn
anil chll II elder brother.
4 unA, capIe wa. red.nsl, captured
al pl.nhsli. n. j., which measured
r.y.n feet from tip t. tip. H. VIVA sl,a,
Will carrying away larfc turkey, but
hins Only WOUNDED Ia til wing Vii,
captured alive.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-10-13
GENERAL REGULATIONS /,

rnplls are received any time daring the yesrs nd
ehAs6td ffoni date nj sHlvestr.
M asAurilnn Ma1e tOv partial abeense. uniess In
aas@ II pru4gscseh ittnesN, ~ dtsnissAi.
l'ntnInnaals attpna IL snd fr0Ma ~ Aeedsmy are
sntslniltsd 10 ths Mst.eetlDa ~ IN hMpestOfeoe.
EAnh pupil u required 10 hasa aAatxee n ulnlh.
rleelxhiy drevt4dt AIso ~ t0~sle, III tsble rep.
Mas, one dfssNtnx aae n. pas bAletna Hrrn, txa
hiaut Apsuls knife, fask. slis ~ table aad sasNsn
shd nAnain. rlsu, With name lnArtat vi fnIi lte.s
luz uAse fnr inhsA With sents, tuush. tnoih aud
natl lsusAes. ss.ar, ett.
l.vrAst Musiey And portage stamps - " ~ IN.
trusted tu tAe Difsstfs ~. No eApeedltNrea fuf
slsNhIus ~ tAAst ltalus will ~ sdN Nnlese enan
VI u,uhay W N r1sitsl With tLu IhtWiusipn TIT thst
bufpe~s.
Dlosisn.a III religion iafNs no abstaals ~ tks
ailIy Alan IL au - ~ ~lllNx 10 eGuferm 10 ths
~ shishea routine ri The tnalltnte.
lsliy Hlss~r ~ rAJkiIIA, aac%ueseeD
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COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.

Christian Doctrine tcAt~ehi.m ri rsrse,ersurs,,
AvrhnIstlr tIinhinsaus Higher AMI rrttssnuen i
cnsnmtrssxiN, nuslk.el,tnr tsrssht n klrMstan and
trtttrhlensl, Grammar browns tnstitutes,, I've.
tvnederi, History tkern.ys Comparatively, tnsn.
Mereiai rurrvsrahdehee aud Enslsah rnss,ts~it,ut,
Commercial Law tllryAut A ktrAtsnnsi. drawing
s,~rnAn ami French, optional.
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with This sl-yae III K,s them
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l'ur III Billions arrangements. ANIL
a. simple rutgaiise. ,htt an un.
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MILAN and II lNiSe Bros. on the
wrappers,
lxe lnslSt en- solu druggist OF
storekcepcr giving ,ua the genuine
DIX. &, Msl.ANi 4 llyre plils. pre-.
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Natural Hist ~, NHsns. Chemistry shd III, sieinWt
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