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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-17
Eic MpGn. WaatireS.

Yott8utlle, Yarnl,, l6. Wial. - Or
aupalt oes au9etld9ten Sogte ueriudlte beute
Diorgen, Elm glibi";A bemeiien. Die an9c.
le9eR9eit nabn Die gauge SiRung in 9(uz
iprild. 9er2lntyan9 par ni4t 10 beacuteno,
mie fritb1r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-17
Sns Gabtaet 1tmo ole ngtten 9Str
fett tn Xpltiii1Ua.

Us al Sing Il, 16. Wtal.-0te heuttge
Cabinets -SituH9 nahm be;nabe orei Stunz
Den inslnipru6, uno b:e 28irrsn in 2ouifiana
paren, pie man annintnlt, Der 6auptz 8egcnz
itauO Der aufHcrtiamfeit. 2ae @2itglie0er
oeS SabiRet5 iuarcn mmeieuo. Sine De-
peld)e SeS fun8irenocu @ouuerneur5 gntoine
BON goutiiaua on @ouuerueur SeIogg, mel
der ge9enmd1tig in oieier Staot Oermeilt,
ipurOe Don Dem BrGitbentcn bcrleieu. Die
ieIbc meIOet, baB in SitzSsltciana uuO anoez
rem Punften llnrulen auSgebrOden iiub, uno
oelianat miIttGriife Si!lfe, I'm Die llnrubeu
3u untcroriideu unO 8lutuer9icBen Su uerbins
OCrn. Da8 &eiuItat Der SeratbHng lu0r cine
all @encral &Wgur, &oulmanoanten Der Ser.
ct. SruppeH III 2ouiiiana, abgeianbtc Sc
peidJe, welde Oemielben befieblt, Dap er, TO-
balo es ii0 beransitellt, CAB Die Staatss Au.
torttdtsn nt1t iul Stanbe itnO, Die Srouuug
aufre4t Al erbalteH, lelne Gruppeu auf Ser.
langen Dem @onuerneur 3ur SeriiigurB tel
len ioD, unO iolde peitere MaBregtln su er=
grelfen, ucld)e er fir n0tbig crahtet, nm @e.
pelttbdtigfeiten su oereiteln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-17
1lnionsDentsGo.
R.. 81, south GtEaf.es

Cine reguldre ilc0rp porirRe Banf.
Cstueorportrte$ GGDitaI.. 900.
4tmtftrtee gapitaI ...,...... b00,O0
gn aaeE Sparzginlaaen (Ssxiags-Depositsl tsers
ben fllnf Bro5en per aanum SRtetgiIen erinnbt.
Gin re0uldfe5 Bdn!-@jejt16It miro 6etrishen. so
miro aud 0eussu gepredbeH.
Sirettoren: %. q. Strans, GbaS. Garben.
g: 3erth, Samtss y. 2Rsgoasblia, Safch
Stiea5Ie.
(Ott.fi, ,i2Tite) e, u, %apiss, Ga{fIser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-17
9eta sbmess! Gsiae Dsiahr! Eesa

Gic "Colton Dental -4ssoeiat&on1 1T i.r,aer ers
Io9reitb, Sibne obae ShrletseH Gu5SnSiebsas 9ie
sr06tsn 3tueisr f0apcH I'D Dot oieiet 3bltiade In
ben Slmmeya sis. 81. sseIteIaoettsissaBe u5sr'
ssuaeu. (San. 27, 6 VlteD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-17
Ste lGntari,t1ttns ser 3mStduSt Il
QnitisSatt0

IS al biugto 16. Oidi. - 0aS
Spe3ialcomite Sur llnter'nf)uug Der Sun0e8=
Gnltcr in 2ouiiana oernabm .beute ben @tajol
S. Seelge metter.
3eu9e le9te cine groBe InSab! uon Sricier
nno Oepcifeu Dor, mcldc 0as GonareBnits
glteb Sranf Gorep all TIN gerihtet hattie. Gr
lcgte ferner einen Gertrag Dor, Ocn er nit @to'
rep ab9;idloiieu bate, nuf ipeIdcm Storey
thn cine Steue peridInffen obcr nlonatlid)
$l25 -9ebaIt sablen muBte, tpcnn er gemifie
ben @torep criminrrenOe Yapiere beranSgebe.
Seslge erSdb!te Oauu, ruclte Dtiibe iit) DtCrep
9egeben babe, Hnl bic bctr. Yapcre 81 erIanz
gen.
Seelpc III Der Sffi3ier, pclder in Sftober
1874 Die SelegrapbenorGbte 51idnitt, um ben
@emaltbabern in 2ouiTana bteuHbar Su iein.
WioreD requirirte Sruppen uuO iNrOte lie, nos
bir er 2uif hattc. 3suae iaSte, man babe
mleeerhoIt ben Serindl acmatt, ibn 81 bepel
Qeu, lQCl SQua0Q All uebsu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-17

ben, IS, G2ai. - Die 8ariitr Oe.
peiGe an oen yEeIegrapb" iaQt, baB DaS in
Der 0epatirten.&ammcr geItelltc 2mcuocnlcEt
Setreiis SerlullliQUng BON $40, 600 fiir oii
4elegotIou rad Ybunoelpbia inter Oer Sc.
0iHaHHg aHgcnonmen luurOe, 0aB ale SSnnu
Irie'n 5Sranireid3, einid)liaBlidJ Der yanD
pirtb!d)aft, nertrctcn wiir9en. DQ5 Qmcn
OemeH! tunrbe Dem Giiogct Gonite iiberWie.
0elI.
gou5ou, lG. Wai. - Sine Spe,ial.
9epeid,c Der ,SaQ ,0iau -@a;ette" aus Ser
iaiIIsS berldtet: y0tc9ebattcn ijber Oi, 2tms
neitle SOri0ldgc ocruriadten eiuen groBeu
4norang bon Ssiudern. IS 1T por0naSu
icben, onB Der Antrag onrhiaGen piro."
IS nerlantet, cap BrIuS gtcpOieOu, wel2cl
ais 8eputirter fir AiacCi9 Gcmd1lt Wur0l,
Dor Sh!uB Der Debate Su @Unitcu Ger @m.
nsltle re0en miro.
Seriaillea, l6. !gtoi. - Scr amneifie.
SOridlag muroe heute IN Der :0epntirtcu
TANNER beiprotbcn. Die genIdBi0tereu Ste.
pubtitaneg aetGnpfen ben Soridlag aui'5 BIT
terfe. Die Debate ipirb morgen iOrtgclcet
meI0Su.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-17
watente perseu .i.r wrFu,c- srsYsrst.

?
Get nab 9riGusrns oe5 Sategts tpsrbcu G5e5ubz
zen Gerel1uft. o. !, & g3. Gs ScWaro,
Hr. rs. SecouDf frabe. Der Yoit gegenIbcr.
(5ebr2 i2diitei 3ueisa9ireau in aSoibiueton, sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-17
2ofaIberia,tc ans g8eYhfnotnn

" btHgt II, Den l6. l2ai. = Gbef-
Jngcnteur Sorle r;d1tcte por ctlidlen Saaen
elnen Srtef an cen 8oltSeiz@bei, in peIfem
er Die gutmerfiamfett hes 2ssteren anf bic
@eiuobuheit, ben Gebritt unO aie slbfaae aus
WertitGtten uuO QGOen i'll Die StraBe su merz
I'm, rtdltcte unO inn auiforOerte, ale lleber,
trctcr beS bicrauf bc5iiglid)en @eiebeS benz
@eridtc pOr3ufiihreu. @tlte Snml3ia 6aft1
befebIe ftnO Ill 6olQc 0eiicn 0eQen 0erIdliez
0ene IaOcabeltter uno anOere BGronen ans
9eItellt porOeH. Ser @rite, peIder oieler
neuen Srouuug ser 0inge aen1f pro,eitrt
iuaroe, mar tSr. GSuarO @utman, fuddler
Sebrtfbt pcr ieinen 2aOeu an Der Z. ShaBe
Aemorien bate. 9aS @Cri6t fraite i'm Inn
So nebit Soften.
- gStlbur WcOunill, III 9fr. l4IS, g.
>0trnBe, mobnbait uu0 in Dem Senate ais
Ba9e Gngeltellt, ftel btute uou 0cm 1arlnore
0gcldlIoer Der iitolid]tH Sreppe eeS &apitol8,
all iueldlcm CT btrahuticlen molfte, bCruntCr
mh erlltt cinen StbdOebrnA ncb1t anOereu
0eoeHtltdlen SerIesHngen. i0r. s. gS. 9emp4
fer, Der SeHat8 6eltaurqtcur, bob oeu Snas
ben ani HnO trHg oerielbgu uaG Dem 3immer
eeS Sergeant=at @(rmS,M no Or. @. 81.
6ore tim ir;tIidye $1iiiie lejlfete.
9aS Ntaiicit bes y Dgedi1ingtoncr Sd)iits
n-8erelu8" tulaOe gcitcr.t lin S6iiten.
porie abgebalten, ttnb elue aYsBe Ytenge uou
Seludlern tauo itdl 5u SenllelbeiI EN-.
- 8aS crft5fige 0armorironts@ebGuOe
an Der Gdc Der Yennigl sSloenuc unO Der
II. StraBe murbe bon Sru. SoiepD ggalib
llr $4,000 on 0rlI. s. S. S0bnion pafauIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-17

00bt SIR eincn i9ledltcn @ei9mad i'm
@tnnoe, bIeid)e ODER 9elbe @cIidtsfarbc,
bumpfe8 unS i6tdiriges Geiiibl, trdgcn 9lps
petit, h6ufge5 &opfmeb ccer @1mtnSel, 10
ieiN Sbr gulIi9, mo Gtdt8 miro Sure 2cbcr
an gr6Berer &batigtcit uao &giftIguug be8
SgitcmS 10 onregeN, ME Dr.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery (9OIbeue @teoiSiuiide'
GntOeduHg). 8ei nllen Apotbefern Su ba :
ben. GIGS. .20t&rp)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-17
GneoPaiid)c &abei6criGte.
2cntimfnrn.

gonoon, II, Ytat.-GiEc 0cpcide aus
Berlin oil ben yStlnO0ro" ia9t, baB 0r.
&0mpbauIen, ser preuBtidt 6lnan}niniIter,
IL elnlgeu SGaen Ill 6Olge pon 8iiirenSeu
NIT SlSmard ieiue JteFJnatIon elurci9en
miQ.
0ieielbc 0epeide iaGt, oaB Der @r-8 -8rdI
bent 8hter3 iid) bereit ertldrt bat, al5 3cuge
81 @nNiten 6eS @rnfen 9lrnim auiSutrcteY,
mtnn lelnc @ciunobeit oa5 ;u!dbt.
Snalnno.
o II 16. 0iai. - Die yBot" be.
ridtet, oaB Shirt gBjlbllm glucrSptrg ben
fSoi9eu ie;uer gSHnoell, iueld)e er in Dem
0nea init ocm @rafen Salomrat iu Yrag er-
balteu bate, erlegen 1T. Der Gjraf tit uer
baItet ruOr0eH uuO luWo Dor Gin SriGQ8Qerid)t
9ctelit lucrbeu.
Shirt g8itbcim mar y Sabre aft mo Glleiz
niger Grbe Der Gltereu 2inie Der Gamtlie. Su
5Solgc le!Ht8 5Ooc5 lit 6iirlt 4oolpb Qlcl8,
perg, Ger Snfel Oe8 gerliorbencu unD 8rdIi
bent 0cS oltrcl0ilden GablnstS, Der prGjumpz
tiUe @rbe.
SOu on, 16. Mtai. - Sm brittiidjeu
llnterbanle ertIGrte beute 0r. GOurfe, llltcr,
Sefretar ocS AuSmGrtlgcn, Guf cine 6raae
oeS Str 9Snt. Sarcourt, buB g9tu8lop ijd)
nod thinner in 00ft beiiupe; Der 3tidter hGtte
iiG3 III Sclge Der grtlarun9 bc8 @eueralz2lU,
lpait8 Solter5 bewogen geiunoen, 8inslow
III 9att Su halteG; ore OereldJe ccs Qoro
Ocrbp mare am lebtcn Samitaee nitht in
QSalbtn9ton angcfomMeu. Cir 6arc0urt
ld9te, Dies lei fgiue Nntmort oui ictue NrQqe.
@r wiinidlc 6u wlien, Ob Die 3tegcrung einen
eno9itltt9en ScidluB i'll ScSug Gui ole Ange,
legenbett grfaBt bate. ST. 8ourte crmiOerte,
eS lf9e auf Der SanS, oaB Die 2lfairc ntdlt
enS9!i!tl9 crIteigt WcrotH t0nne, bis cine @nt=
mort auf 3or6 9erba'S 9epei9e cinoetroffen
lei. 9Cttere uurOc am Montag ODER 9ieuitaQ
IN 8aibingtrn empfaugen.
- Der sonooner GorreipOubent ae5 81 III.
defer Guardian" bcrid)tetr Dap Die @etition
Der ParIameutS Y}itgieoer 9etrcfiS SeQua.
Olgnng rcr Gefan9eneu 6euicr am 0iittiuod
Dem 5rn. 0l8raeIr UorQelc0t merbcn IoQ.
Die iriid)cn 0litglitOer iiuo Der 9lniidlt, oaB
Die &egjernHg Der Betition meuiqfena tbeiI.
lpelle cntipred)eH miro,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-17
xass,ier.e rt;frI

m @ro6 en- Inb IleineE.
gtaiatte seidrbte unb 6auca aefireiite Reps unb
2erries fir Diobeln lebfrSise, Sanoteaains, Sor.
bdnge u. {. ip., ieruer eotelans, SIllGe, 9eter,
fSrcnIen, 9mp, : .iie!s Sbniirs, 9olosne uno iii
btrne gidgel nno aHen Gnoeren 3lbeb0r su ben bil>
Iis1.eu Irsijca bci
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-17
yanass1 emetws

ned uno pen @uropI, Grebit6riefe &C.
sins biliejt An babea 5ci SGummes G DsGss,
Wr. IL, G,erma,se, swifben Souts= Il. ealpertfr.
RS gren.ses @elo su Den E 9odieu greieu.
tApril2f-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-17

es,r. 81. sV. ssorsmam, gtr. 1873, 9OrOz zGutatu<
ftraBe, turrt Die odmorrb oiScu poftip uao
permaaeut NIT elmer san3 ueacu YtetboOs, obIe
0eiisr, 2eatur oocr Solienitcn uHS aarautirt eine
sanSsit5e Sur ODER nimmt teine Sesobiuns.
(afinif0 1gGtsl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-17
8 / d In g.,
pelber cbeHfeHs ciHitinalig ansenOmmen

IVt1uEE VUFHF9Hg V1H1IHH1y UHYeHDHIElEH
Wuree,
n8eidlloien, SaB ein Grecutip=Gomite er.
nannt werbe, beitebeno aus otm segenWdrtie
gen @eiddfts. @pmite, nit Der .@emaIt, iid)
bnrd mcnigfien5 Elm Diitslieb aus jeOem
StQate 5n berftdrfen uno oalielbe su ini.rui-
reif alte ebrsubaften Wiittel an5nmcnpen, bic
in Der heHli9en apreiie an9eecyt:ten abfd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-17
6. s;snsh Norris Sc gpmp..

cSr. u. ". ssa:ts'S Wssept lit cine iiters Sur
fir Sileumatsiuus.
Sr. q. u. gSbite's SLUT unD Seherz
Yitleu, bic beiten SfutreiHiser. 5u Baben bel
adsn Dro9uiitcn. Safo5 SSa!B, ohentsergseRt,
(Aprili7,iNitT g,r. 1870. ,srnnftinirufs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-17
9tuocr=Sutie,su

bel 6einrid d Sdbuars,
Wr. eli, sEeFt@ Baltimore, Eabe @bayes St.ast
Gln erossS giiortimsnt nEr bon ben beiten 5abrlr
fanteH, nm Sc uuo auipdrts.
Seinstd, 0d,spera.
SIT. 2li, @ef>ealtimores, uabe @5arlesfir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-17
Sas SoEmesia,e q atcat. - Die " DemSi=SeS
pkft;rsiniaune 8: S:G sfelfdbait."

5HHEosc0sftHfW"ft'
Geppihe burib9ebsnes geretni9t auo renoz
psrt. Sett, Ghmus uno 81 otte herausge=
bru,t. gBir bebeH lber alle PntentbeeiKtrdttisun
gen triump6iu. GoiMss x GaHaJan,
(qtpriIl ,3Ntl Nr 8, S'pGn%Str.
2e9e 9saler burd1an5 suaiicraitpt selnatbt ourd,
Die Npoll5itun9 BON Iron Glad : S or b c nno Iron
clad s& emeut @jute 0dder, brrdsebcnos nit
oel Iron clad 5 r6e befriden. baltsu fin fods@
reuo 10 Sabreu obae Weitere Soften. Seidi5tste
e0Gtbeg, BON YtetbibnieSen dfs untaEstih srtldrf
iuieoer bsrgeIsGt uno III. Yebranb aui Sa5re petz
ldnssrt ourb gsb5ri4es anftci5sn nit Der Iron
Cgaa=is arbc uao IS emsnt 5epirtt. sluc alrbtiz
ten sarcntrt. 9ta6lrase ooa SauazSaentGiimaern
e:,p:nidt. S,Gaes JscSatrs,
(@prisi, ,39RtT) 9tr. 50, Glib poniaaDfrGfa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-17
WbtYifrs=
MpcarGt.
BerbeHcrter
MID! : eyploFber
3eE11lDEeE
3a& N&trEs

SauctsSTHte: gls. &c, 5;SrSs sSoGioanaR.;
StDets SfHee; sir. 1867 SsorO eaaHHr6be;
@arpItpcEtaFie. - gl6tttte, flooieu, 8rnnuea,
seiier u. (. ip, Ufr0en bel 6ug mo gtat obue Ges
rug o5er 9tiGbr oss @rplooireHe eegentst. Betfefs
! tanseH luecoen erbeten uuo 1naitl1 Gnsssidbrts
(Suuiif iSSJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-17
SeIegrapDiiGe Sefei4en

tSsgs4.e Der .sIf.ociirten DrsHeS !II ban sGor
Zeiponosaten,-I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-17

!. Auction Bargains g g
8 SeiSe, sSoae, sSeibz nao =
8 spisen.paarcu. "
e Gilie aaafmau, e
- Rr. 22. 1aro Gmtaso Stsa6e,
Cs p,erte 2btre BOA Sdnettcfr., =
oifert:tSu -
- Yanif BreiIen =
Sdwar5e eeioe Is, ST, 90 100, ii2, 121, 1J0, i15.
shuar,e S,rsndbinss 30, 3z1a, 81. 20, 10.
GSeIfrei5se @renlSiues 80, bG. ~, 81.
B(alb Grenadines 30, 6j, -. 81.
B(atbs % olls=S lie l2h, Is, is, 20,
Gua(tjdle uuo If luloiiide Yise 20 et5.
@roceo os@SeutcuEtlt 3Sts
3secaoc=Geateantnt SS1e,
Der neueFie uno elss0utefe StolI rieier SGiicn.
gSetl;< 1tst0 Srattcr- gSaascu,
GorIsttsu, GtrdMpfe uEb Senuenitrme Su lebr
erniebri9ten 9retien.
gu beobadten!
suoerfnuien beabFhtiSe, offetirs id Tier fol9enbs
eritauaeuo biaises 1reiiea:
@uipure (dhte) BON t21a 81 1905
Sad (dtte) uon 81 Su 90;
itaiienihe Spieeu oon q pr3 Sbo. ani:uGrte,
Yoint, Bont appiiaue, Sudefie, Snprna, Sllen
ceanes, aai6mir nao innaithe Soiben.
Spiteu~ ~SorbGnee
auf f.51, 2.00, 2.50, j.00 4oe, 5. 6.G0, 100, S. g.
gyertb eas So2ptAe.
9eite Preiis unS reeue Scoienun9 sarantir
GhiS Saujraa:s
(fl6-D ser. 20. Wcrp: :eistaw3fx.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-07-07
An Incident.

Some one writing in the Chicago
Tribune relates the following incident ::
Not very long ago was riding on the
cars, and an incident occurred that
seemed to me so beautiful that want to
tell it for the encouragement of woman
kind. There were two old men sitting
behind me. strangers to each other, but,
like little children, comparing ages and
their lives. They were seventy and sew
enty-fve years old. both farmers, and
both had recently lost their wives-one
30 recently that his heart was full of his
sorrow, and his eyes overhowed as he
talked. They were uncultnred men,
and of course used no fine language.
Said one "She never spoke an unkind
word to me in all the fifty years lived
with her. / have been visiting my chill
dren, and going from place to place, but
I am lorely all the time, and 1 miss her
so much" The other old man said his
wife was sick for many months; but, f"
says he, "my success in life is as much
hers as mine. She was faithful, true
wife, always busy, always doing her
part, and now she is gone. 1 am so
restless all the time, and can stay no.
where long. / hope / shall soon go to
her, for life is so dreary and lonely. "
And so they talked, comforting and
sympathizing with each other. What a
testimony to the lives of those two
women, farmers wives, who had lived
quiet, humble lives, performed their
daily duties, brought up their children,
and left this monument in the hearts of
their husbands Are there plenty of
such women now, and are there plenty
of husbands who so appreciate their
wives2
What would those men and women
have said to read the three advertise
ments in the paper that L did to-day,
Divorces legally and quietly obtained, !"
+" Personal appearance unnecessary,
Z" For incompatibilitv," etc.2
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-07-07
ChOctaw COurtship.

The Cheyenne (Wyoming) Leader has
this bit of description : "The Indians
talk little under any circumstances.
Thus it is to be naturally supposed that
when young fellow dons his best
(Which is generally set off with calico
blouse having large flaming sleeves,
and his hat stuck full of feathers, with
two or three yards of scarlet ribbon
hanging down his back) he would be
about speechless by the time he arrives
at the old mans mansion. After dis
mounting from his pony, he takes his
position on the fence, and sits there till
he sees his fair one at the door, when he
grins audibly, and if she does likewise.
he takes it for granted that he is wei
come, and goes into the house, which
generally consists of one room, and con-
tains all the family, and therein he has
to make his speech, which at the fur
thest amounts to three grunts- HIS
success depends very much upon an IN
yitation to smoke by the father OF the
courted lass. II the 'old man has any
respect for him, he lights his pipe, and
after taking Whit hands 1T to the
young man, who in turn takes whIh,
and so proceed, Whit about. The
length of time they smoke depends alto
pether on the esteem the father has for
the beau. After n certain number of
such visits he finally musters up courage
enough to say he-te-ha-li-de-la-i-
mi ? which means in English Will you
have meG' If she says 'Ky-yo,' which
means No. he takes himself of. III
she gives q grunt, the preparations are
,.oJa -
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-07-07
OUR MINISTER'S SERMON.
mister said last night, says he,

The minister said last night says he
Don't be afraid of givin';
II your life amt worth nothing to other folks
Why, what's the use Of lvin'?"
And that what say 10 my wife, says I,
Theirs Brown, the miserable sinner,
He'd sooner beggar would starve than give
cent toward buyin' dinner.
tell you our minister is prime, he is,
But couldn't quite determine,
when heard him givin' IL right and left,
just who was hit by his sermon.
Of course there couldn't be no mistake
When he talked of long -winded prayin,
For Peters and Johnson they sot and scowled
AT every word he was sayin'.
And the minister he went on 10 say,
There's various kinds Of cheatin',
AND religions as good for every day
AS II IL to bring to meetin.
don't think much of the man that gives
The loud amens at my preachin',
And spends his time the followin' week
In cheatin' and overreachin'."
guess that dose was bitter enough
For man like Jones to swallow;
But noticed he didn't open his mouth.
Not once. after that, TO holler;
Hurrah, says l. for the minister
OF purse said it quiet
Give rs some more OF this open talk
It's very refreshin' diet.
The minister hit 'em every time,
And when he spoke Of fashion,
And riggin out in bows and things,
AS woman's rulin' passion,
And comm to church to see the styles,
couldn't help a-winkin'
And a-nudgin' my wife, and says I, That's you :
And guess 1t sot her thjnkin'.
Says to myself, that sermons pat;
But man IL queer creation:
And I'm much afraid that most Of the folks
Won't take the application.
Now, IL he had said word about
My personal mode of snnin',
I'd have gone TO work TO right myself
And not set there a-grinnin'.
Just then the minister says. says he
"And now I've come to the fellers
Who've lost this shower by usin' their friends
AS sort o. moral umbrellas;
Go home" says he, and find your faults,
Instead Of huntin' your brothers;
Go home," says he, and wear the coats
You tried to fit for Others"
Ny wife she nudged, and Brown he winked,
And there was lots o. smilin',
And lots o. lookin at our pew
1t sot my blood a-bilin'
Says to myself our minister
Is gettn' q little bitter;
III tell him, when the meetin's out, that
Amt at all that kind of a critter.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-07-07
Couldn't Stand Our Climate.

An Esquimaux family lives near Fort
Trumbull, New London, Conn. Inc
captain of the Polaris brought them
down from their Arctic home few years
ago. OF eleven who originally composed
the family six have died and three have
returned, leaving only Ebebing and Tu-
kilitoo, whose Engllsh names are Joseph
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-07-07

THE lawyers of Ireland are indignant
at a barrister who advertises in the
newspapers. The ancient etiquette of
the legal, or of the medical, profess
sion is TO starve rather than publish
ones business in the same column with
announcements of dry goods and gro
ceries.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-12-09
Bl'eyities,

A man of age and experience in teaching in
the schools of Oregon and California wants "A
position as teacher in Clarke county. Address
6. W. Reilly, Portland, Oregon.
Vulcan is the name Of the new planet of the
solar system, which was recently discovered
with an orbit less than that of the planet Mcr-
curry.
Hon. d. NJ. c. Gault, who visited Vancouver
few weeks ago, has secured a position as
teacher in the commercial department of the
Walamct University.
Charles Kuykcndall, wife and daughter are
visiting friends in this city. Charlie is as brown
as "A nut, and is an honest, hearty looking spc-
cimcn of Yamhill farmer.
Capt. Allen Noyes, formerly of the ship Gar
ibald was in town on Tuesday. He starts
shortly for the Eastern States.
Hon. A. G Cook, formerly Of Vancouver,
and who has been dong the Centennial with
his family, has returned to the Pacific Coast
and settled in Oakland, California.
Hull johnson, Esq, of Lafayette, Oregon, is
visiting friends in this place
The weather this week has been frosty nights
with bright, warm days, beautiful overhead,
but sticky under foot.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-12-09
ataneunrer yndepemdent.
LOCAL.

PANTHERs.-Jesse NJ. Reid killed
a couple Of panthers, recently, in the
Lewis River section of country.
Woodlands grist-mill on
Cedar Creek is finished and in running
order, doing first class business.
WEATHER acknowledgements
at Walla Walla, 80 G. Dalles, cloudy;
trying to snow River falling. Nav
igation likely to close in a few days.
WEATHER.-The weather during
last week was very pleasant, as pleas
ant as any impatient "webfoot" could
wish. Sunday was beautiful day,
but Monday morning the genuine
'sOregon mist" "set in" gloomily.
PArENTs.-Cash patents for land,
belonging to the following named
persons, have been received at the
Register's Office; James II. Bolen,
Andrew Benson, Jabez b. Knapp,
Richard J. Holmes, Henry I. Levins
and Edward Fender.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-12-09
Christmas Party.

There will be public dance given
at La Centre Grange Hall, on the
East Fork of Lewis River, on the
evening of December 18th. Good
music furnished, also supper and
breakfast for the small sum of, tick
cts two dollars. The hall is large,
being 22x5O feet.
ID. A. McNAB,
Proprietor.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-12-09
HOLIDAY GOoDs.-Dr. Wall has

HOLIDAY GOODS.-Dr. wall has
just received an elegant assortment
of holiday goods, such as toilet arti-
cles of all descriptions, perfumery,
vases, ut-glass bottles and other ''or-
naments for your mantlepiece," sta
tionery of delicate tints and shapes,
and other things too numerous to
mention. Call and see them before
going to Portland to purchase your
holiday gifts.
NOVELTY SAW MILl.-Mr. +. II.
Perkins, of Lewis River, is building
floating sawmill. He uses IA raft of
logs 32 by IS feet in size, on which
to rear the structure. 1t will be Il
complete mill when finished, having
a set of double circular saws, planning
mill, edger, etc. The work was com
mcnced on the north fork of Lewis
river, but has been foated out into
the Columbia to receive the machin-
cry.
NIcK's FLORAL GuIpE.-Wc have
received the first 1877 number of this
valuable publication, and hasten to
chronicle it as the neatest, hand
soonest, fastest little magazine we
have ever seen. 1t is full of valuable
information to flower fancicrs and
vegetable culturists, and contains
hundreds of cuts illustrating new va
reties and late improvements in llori-
culture. 1t is published quarterly.
price - cents a year. Address.
James Wick, Rochester, n. y.