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p .I'E:H01 ..3EHUF. WRIGHT. / I7'''' -
SAN, FRANCIsco, June Am Indian,
representing himself sthe sole survivor Of
the, steamer George F.; Wright, represents
that: the boiler exploded and the steamer
began to sink Immediately. The captain,
with four, United States officers and a pas
senger. got into q boat and told him to get
in. The rest were. trying, to escape by an
other boat. When the boats and crew
reached the shore all but the Indian were
killed and robbed, and lie was Threatened
with the death OF his father if lie informed
on the party. The steamer George F.
Wright was lost .severalyears ago in the
North Pacific. She had troops aboard. /,
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Canada.

CELEBRATION, OF TIE FESTIVAL OF CORPUS
81. 'CHRlsTI IN MONTREAL.
MoSTEAL, June 4.-The largest process
sion eyer seen in Montreal was that OF yes
terday to commemorate the festival OF Cor
pus Christi, the festival OF the tftieth ami
versary Of the Pope, and. the arrival OF
delegate apostolic. The line Of march was
decorated with banners, evergreens, young
trees, and arches. Carpets were laid be-
tween the street-car track on st. Lawrence
and Main streets and sawdust sprinkled. on
the roads for, the worshipcrs OF the host to
kneeI upon, Eighteen thousand persons
were in the procession. The line OF march
was crowded with spectators. Eleven bands
accompanied the procession, and all passed
under fifteen arches. The cathedral towers,
the palace, and many public buildings and
hundreds OF residences were illuminated
last evening. To-day the delegate held a
levee, and there will be a grand torchlight
procession this evening.
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Ohio.

,,-,,. CATHOLIC. CHURCH PARTLY BURNED.
COLUMBUS, ONO, June ;4.-The Holy.
Gross Catholic church was partially burned
to-day, with 100000 organ. Loss, $60, 600.
Insured. .i. Il et, 80 ti,@f ,, ~ 81
,ss2.',,. ASSIGNMENT or a EoTIoN-HoU sE. .1a
CLEVELAND, ONO, June A. q G. Rstts-
berg, notiop-dealers, have made an assign
ment. .'.:,.'s'. s:'@s,s'ssI Z, 2..' Y. -
Il e 4 RACE POSTPONED,
CIgcINNAYI, June Ain consequence oil
the rain thesraoe Is postponed until to-mor.
row.
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8 Kentucky.

INTERNATIONAL TYPoGRAPH1CAL UNION. r
LOUISVILLE; June '4.-The twenty-tfth
annual convention OF the international
Typographical Union commenced here to-
day and will continue until Saturday. The
annual reports were heard and standing
committees appointed. About five hundred
delegates were present. = ,,ess, 3, II & ;.
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Nevada.

SUSPENDED ON ACCOUNT OF DULL TINES. /:
SAN Francisco, June. 4.-The Nevada
Stock Exchange has suspended on account
OF the dull times. 49,. ~.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

W ~: MONDAY, June 4, 1877.
che breaks to-day comprised ia hogsheads, IL
.ierces, and 20 boxes, The offerings at auction OIL
,Change were 100 packages; of which number 2s
were taken In, and the remainder sold at prices
Ringing from s1.1o TO- $3.50. .f,i.:.yr,. -. J..
The following IS comparative statement OF the
inspections and deliveries of tobacco together with
stocks on hand at the different warehouses In the
city, OF Richmond, from. October. i to- the;June /
1870 and 1877 ...--. --,sI.l.-E =. -
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.yEWEInY.

SPEC1AL MOTTO Come and see,kx
~ ats. A. wINsTOCK's, the largest lot or ~
FINE D1ANONDs that were ever offered In -
Richmond. You can buy q pair or SOLITAIRE
.DIAM0NI, EARRINGS for 500 worth $40; q
pair FOR S!S worth si50; pair for $40 worth
SOC, up to $500. worth double the amount. A
handsome DIAMOND CROSS, with eleven large
diamonds, at 3 great bargain: eIezapt DIAMOND
MoNDs Mt W!SST0CK's. Come and see them;
tell You netghhers what yon see. II win pay
eyerybody. cheaper than ever. They must be sold.
E S f9r ladies and gentlemen. Thousands OF
sEI Kings Tor ladies and gentlemen, very cheap.
BUTTONS, LoCKETS, &C., &C.
E.H5.. 9. A.. WIESTOCK.
.,- No. II north Fourteenth street.
ONCE closed SATURDAYS. Open SATURDAY
NIGHTS at dusk. - my 1S. Inn
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illinois,.
f/'ii>3I. Illinois. ...-s
A DREADFUL sT0RA--sIxTEEN LIVES LOST AND
,. n. r,rsronHc ~ 1rrDs,n '.....

w..tH II y ss. & . . =
A. DREADFUL sToRA--sIxTEEN LIVES LOST AND
,rt .:oc MANY PERSONS INJURED.
i aCINcINEATE, June A special from
Mount Carmel, Ill, says: The storm struck
this. city to-day. Sixteen men lost. their
lives, and half a million dollars worth of
property was destroyed. There was large
number OF wounded, several of whom will
undoubtedly. die. The bodies OF iourkilled
were found AT least TWENTY-FIVE are, still
missing, Later information says four more
bodies hayei;been found Two OF tile
wounded have since died. The ruins of
the buildings are burning, threatening the
total destruction OF tile town. -, y,
Private tele9rams state that tornado
struck Mount Carmel about T.. NJ, caus-
ing great loss of life and property Twelve
are known to be killed and thirty to fifty
wounded. About twenty are missing.
Among the buildings destroyed are the
Presbyterian and Methodist churches, two
scbool-houscs, the courthouse, and several
residences ...... a-...-. "a. .s-4s.. .-a.-.
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d rllIfl q ~
New York.
- 81 New York.
THE sGueToM-HousE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FRANCIS .rRAIN's: LTRAvELLING AGENT IN


FRANCIS .rRAlN's:iTRAvELLING AGENT L
TROUBLE. :. 60. ,-.r.,.,. ,gs,.s,. .ra
NEW. York, June 4.---Tbe custon,t house
commissioners had q consultation with the
members of THE; Chamber Of Commerce to.
day. Among more important suggestions
made was the abolition of. the naval office
upon the ,Utopian hypothesis that honest
subordinates would be sufficient check on
the collector. 4 1iG;,:.% ~. - y .'Ioif&z
Mr.. Eaton read a lengthy document ex.
pressing the Views of members :of the
Chamber OF Commerce and merchants on
the remedies required: r'i. s.s. ..e.,, ri
/. Wilson, travelling agent for George
Francis Train, hats been held in $4,000 bail
for having in his possession forged passes
on the Pennsylvania Central railroad. -
OFFICERS OF, THE COTTON EXCHANGE.
NEW YoRk, June 4.-The annual election
OF the Cotton Exchange was held to-day,
with the following result: President, James
F.. Wenman; Vice Presidents ID. Ct. Watts /;
Treasurer, Walter T.iMiller.i ag/Ntf
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

: CORN. AND. ELOUf EAO111AHsS1E4'
:. :. -.,..,..' ~, RICHMOND, June 4, 1877
rrs t. s. OFFERINGS
W1IEAT.-Wkite, 2 bushels. Red. LA bushels:
CORN Hhite, IL bushels. !Nired. $40 bushels
OATS.-34S bushels. ..,-
Rye bushels. l,tf.s. -..
WuEAT-IThite, bushels prime ut S1.7o. BED
Il 10: so bushels iatr ut s1.55: 1S bushels com.
mon ut 40; 80 bushels good at ~ .6O-!otal, LA
bushels. ...,
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FAIRBASKS'S SCALES.

z AIR e An Il SIS
:. .-.- STANDARD SCALES,
... made with the
LATEST AND MOST VALUABLE IMPROVE
.!..., 81 III MENTS.
FAlRBAN MSS SCALES.
4 THE WORLDS STANDARD,
+. RECEIVED HIGHEST MEDALS At
WORLDS FAIR, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
WORLDS FAIR, NEW Y0RK............-.ls53
WORLDS FAIR, PARIS ........"..lS67
WORLDS FAIR, VIENNA................
WORLDS FAIR, SANTIAGO, CHILl......1s75
WORLDS FAIR, Observation-Disclosures
ALSO
COFFEE AND srIcE-MILLs.
TEA AND COFFEE-CAES,
5.: ..'.. sTORE-TRUCks. &C.
AGENTS FOR MIL ES'S ALARM MONEY
8 T.. ..,s DRAWERS.
FAIRBANKS & CO., 81 Broadway, New York.
FAIRDANkS & CO., lG6 baltimore street, Baltt
EFAI !RBA.NKs & Co, 90 Camp street, Sew Orleans
FAIRBANKS i Co, 1913 broadway Albany, n y:
FAIRBANKS & CO., 4O3 ST. Paul street. Montreai;
| FAikBANKs i co. 81 King William street, Lon
FAi hSb ,ANKs; BROWN : Co, 2 MIX street. Eos-
FAiRHbANks & EWING. Masonic Hall. philadci-
FAtRBiNHs, MORSE & CO, Chicago, M,
| FAIRBANKS, MORSE Il CO., Cincinnati, Ohio;
EA ARBSR M N0i ( CO, Pittsburgh. Pa:
! FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO.. Louisville, KY;
EAkBAASSkks ST. 6! tSgs5 s Sam Francisco
f'f '''' y '@.'e '' 49, fe27-TusFsm
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SALES.
TrfOur.

Fine, $3.50: supertne. s7.75@sS; extra super
ine. Ss.5O6 1878: common family, S9.50@Sl0
fancy family and City Mills, $1,000. Market yer!
dull. ~
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

BURIAL OF THE LATE JOHN l.. molly.
d. LONDON, June 4.-The remains OF the late
John Lathrop Molly were inferred in agrave
in Kensal Green Cemetery beside that Of his
wife, who died in 1875. Dean Stanley read
the b,irial-services. The attendance at the
obsequies included Mr. and Mrs. Algrenon
and Sir William Vernon Haraut and Lady
Vernon Haraut (these two ladies are daugh-
shinidair, the Duke of Argyle, Mr.. john
Bright, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Sturges, Lord
Haughton, Mr.. Tom Hughes, the Belgian
Minister, Mr.. Hoppin, American legation
and United States Consul, General Badtlu,
" ere also present. ~ .IGr1@-l =. - :
); The case of Twycross against Baron
Grant-the Lisbon tramway .matter-has
been further appealed to the House Of Lords.
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Ky Telegraph.
NEW YORK

--T-.I-,,r NEW J UKh.I = - 7 !
NEW YORK, June 4.-God opened at 1861. :.
NUaI,.- Stocks heavy aud lower Money on CYL,
z per cent. Gold, lO5a. ENchange-LOng, 4eS
short, 1901 governments frmer. si state poiius
quiet and unchanged .u ,lr 60.
=: Eesnin0.-Money on call easy at IA per cent.
Sterling steady At 4s5. Gold steady at 1924; Gov
ern,ncnts, steady; new SIS, 170A. States dull.,
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RoCKBRIDGE COUNTY,

JUNE 3, 1877. 4
Editors Dispatch: But two Malone men
have yet been seen in this county.
Daniel, Holiday, and Walker are snip
and tuck" but county delegation will 60 to
Convention free to go for best man. y s
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BY Telegraph.
4 NEW YORK.

'1sss < 80 NEW .IOrin. 1855
NEW YORK. June 4.-Cotton quiet; uphnds,
1iIc.: Orleans. like: sales 270 bales; eonsoii.
dated net receipts, 4oos bales; esporn.o Great Great
Britain, 5,2e9 bales; continent, oais. nsns
ihg quiet; southern our quiet and steady ana nn;
changed Wheat opened steady and eiosea out, nna
slightly IN buyers favor. Corn aDont tSe 10.
White western, 5Sc.; yellow southern, eolc White
southern, 58@6lc. Oats scarcely 70 nr' oSage
IIS@ioc. for standard A.. Molasses quiet ana
without decided change. Rice quiet and unchangesa
TalIow heavy Mt 1-l6e. for prime CITY, hos sH
and lower; new mess, &14.b0 @$l6: Cheese que
and nncnanged. Whiskey shade lower Si'i2
Freights steady r,,,nprrsf;E;;rss tiz:EttS
psJTrMoaE, June 4.-Fiour steady and urn IN
,1aw.rd.sfreet and weatern spperfne VS
extra. Il Ss 1 RIe
sa,1ds SaGS9.25: family, $40. Wheat gun ant
,nwer: Pennsylyania red, *l.SS@Sl.so; MaFSiai'
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OVER THE ARREST; OF THE PRES
,r.rl DENT OF THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL. H. liz.

EXCITEMENT: OVER THE ARREST. OF THE PRESI-
= ,r.tn DENT OF THE MUNICIPAL cRUNcIL. t;l.
/ PARIS, June 4.--Considerabfe excitement
prevails in consequence. OF the arrest. OF
NJ. iDunerdier, president Of the Municipal
Council. 1.-The arrest 10 quite: Illegal, but
the authorities arrest persons for offences
by letter or speech. Such offenders, how
ever, are generally left at liberty till their
trial, even without bail In this ease. bail
was refused. NJ. Dunerdier denies the
charges against him. The impression pro-
duced is bad as the prisoner Is popular
with the lower class. He is charged with
insulting Marshal MacMahon, and melting
civil war and assassination. 49, '''''
,.,-.,r~ -, Rome. mn Ty.rr?-
TIE; RECEPTION OF THE ITALIAN PILGRIMS.
& LONDON, June "A dispatch from Rome
to the Times says: After the reception OF
the Italian pilgrims Yesterday the Pope,
who was somewhat indisposed, retired, and
would see no one else. AT the ceremony at
the San Petro in Vincolithere were present
1870 bishops and representatives Of France,
Portugal, Belgium, Bavaria, and Brazil
The Russo-Turkish War.
REPORTED ENTRANCE or RUSSIAN MONITORS
ISTo THE sULINA MOUTH OF THE DANUBE
--UNCONFIRMED. - -
LONDON, June The Times says the re-
port that the Russian monitors had succeed
ed in forcing the Sulina mouth OF the Dam
lube ij.unconfrmed. There; MAY, therefore,
be some inacc,racy, IT seems too much to
SUPPOSE that the Turks left the Sulina mouth
ungusrded. ! Ii is different with the kilia
branch: The sea along the coast being very
shallow, some OF the flat-bottomed Russian
monitors, which are supposed to be In read
,iness at NicoliaoE may have made their way
down and succeeded in passing over the
BAR, .,:i- III eJa":.d -i2 ai. ~ ,.--1i.
'5,!,& MOVEMENTS OF MILITARY -. -,
CossrAsT1SoPLE, June 4-Intelligence
has been received here that Muktar Pashu
has established his headquarters at Heusser'
kay, about thirty miles east OF ;Erzeroum,
for the purposecof barring the advance OF
the Russian left wing from Toprak kalah
IIshmeal Hokki, commandment at Erzeroum
has taken position, near KILL kilissa, be-
tween Bardez and the Soghanli pass to meet
the Russian centre and right advancing uit
/ Soghanli and Alti. l,lgs
CONTINUED HIGH WATER IN THE DANUBE.
LONDON, June 4.-The Daily Ne,cS has I
Bucharest dispatch saying the Danube L
still i'm passable. Rarely has the water riser
80 highsat this season Of the year, and TIL
4 merely with rain. The snow-water' iron
bavaria and the Garpathian mountains M
still to come, and experts estimate that.
will scarcely be passable ito! cross +. for lou
weeks. ~ /. ss 80 a,.,es s,;.. ;,3}s,lee 8.
,,a;xAL AFAT TO BE ATTACKED IN FORCE.
| LoSrpoN, June 4.-The Daily Telegraph
Bucharest dispatch says the information r.
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BALTIMORE, June 4.-Virgiuia S. old, 80 VIZ
,cfcrred5 Virginia consolidated, 71a: second Sc
ries. Az North Carolina 6's, old, go. Bid To-day.
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Its said that Mr.. Tilden is going to- Eng.
land in July.
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California.

me SOLE SURVIVOR OF THE STEAMER GEORGE
,I.- ..,"i:,ts c.Gt,U F. WRIGHT L ty''I; o.. -
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: GESTL EMEN's GOAT TIES made to order at
REDMOND BOOT AND SHOE-FACTORI. only
ut 215 Broad street, between Second and Third
streets 49, 80 ~. tF'> e5-1m
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OF TIE FESTIVAL. OF CORPu:
-. 49, CHRISTI IN MONTREAL. -.
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90 6O LADIES' THREE e
OL.CU. BUTTON NEWPORTS at 80
- -, ~ j. A. CRtGG'S,
4 INV 40 II. a'ysa''t Tenth and Sfain.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-09-27

XVIII. Sid nimlut bon Barnard Ibidieb.
Na@ Beenbisuus BEG 8alles fono
Did feline &ube. Bel Sdlaf wolte
nidt tommen, feline Musen su l4lieBen,
benin 0ie 9oHnuns, nit Der Marion
fem 9er3 belebte, mid iebt, mo- er ALIEN
mar, jcnen traurisen Nbnunsen, bic
mauhmal Dem l1nsliide porausseben.
81 miro mir feline Ginuiaisun9 per=
weisern, er wirb iiber meme &I1nbeit
itaunen, miro mid ols einen Bsttler su-
riidueilen unb Der l1noantbarteit BE-
l6uloisen! . f0nnte Ct bod in meie
mem 9erSen lelen, er wlrbe ii4 ,penis=
items uberjeusen, oab tein' anberes Sc
iibl als Die reinite 2iebe fur Marion in
oemlelben tpobnt.
Marion's Batsr bate in ieinem Ser
sen seleien uno mar auf's Sief1te &C.
ribrt ron ben Gefublen, bic ct in benz
lelben fanb, obne oab er jeooh in iei.
mem Gntl6luHe mantle.
Sur semObnli9en @tunoe fanb i'd
unier 5e!o auf ieinem plabe I'M gu.
reau beg B%anfbauIes elm. Seine
Yunftli9feit unb iein Offer batten i'm
has beionbere @oblwollen beg erlteu
GaIliers, Mr. Ylume, eruorben, zines
Gentleman, Der felt uier3is Sabren me-
Der nm cine Minute ;u ipdt lam, nod
nm cine Minute ;u frab oas gomptoi,
perlieb.
: ne
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-09-27

n ENlffEHaA q.
i&aft 3susnibe ju eeben. porauSodebi
hob Idre BON eben(o tbIem unb ebren.
baftem Gbarattsr pie isin portreffli@e,
Batter.
llnpiltirti@ i&lus Mare Rapu.unt
bic ausen Su Woben. bod i&ncQ fabt'
er ii4 mieber.
Sd boHe, ia8te ct, oaB eie tein'
llria@e baden, baran 5u j,peifeln.
Ni@t bic serin9ite, perli9erte Bar.
narb, benn oas gin3ise, ipas mir an
Dir mibfieI. mar Sein genebmsn &C.
gen Sid; aber i'd brinse es auf Red,
nuns Deiner giferiudt. fiiste CT mi
einem erj,uunsenen 2d9eIn bel. uni
mill es baber nit Nodii@t b~eurtbeiIen.
@are i@wies; er fiblte. baB er ielbf
teine before gnti9uIoisune fur feline
sebeime @ebdiiisteit sesen Sid ,uiro'
porbrinsen t0nnen. ols bic BON BEN
8antier ioeben ausseipro@ene.
llnb nun mub i'd Sid nod bitten.
Ifubr iein Normuno fort, Sid 10 al
uerbalten, oIs uibten mir ni9ts bon
Allcm, mas mir ioeben entbcdten. g.
6eoarf elmer 5arten 9onb uno Der srob=
ten S4onuns. bas 8anb gu l0ien. mel
9es lid um Sid uno Marion i9lana,
unb oieie 9ano lei teine anbere ols BIT
meinise.
Mare @apmuno perbeuste iid i9wsi.
senb sum 3eidsn ieiner 3uitimmunq
unb mii9te li9 Johann unter bic @ditt
oes 8antiers.
Sn3wii@en tamen au9 Marion UNI
Sid in ben 8alllaoI suri4. Srob be,
l1nsewibbeit, bic tpie cine 6iiitere @oIfs
iber ibrer 3utunft idmebte, NOR bod
otxtli@ oas Slid auf ibren 3iisen 81
lelen, ienes Slid, ipeldes i'm 8ewuBt=
|lein elmer sesenleitisen 2iebe liest.
Gum eriten MaIe in ieinem 2cben
%6eneioete unier 3eIb ieinen Greuno nm
Die NortbeiIe, bic Rans uno 8ermOsen
seudbren. ct lab, ME bic Nitter bei'
ratbsiabiser S0@ter iid auberoroeut-
lid eel9mei4elt fibIten, usnn Mart
cine Der 2ebteren ensasirte, ano ME
feline SdnSerinnen iid ale Wibe Ga
ben, ibre sanSe 2iebensuiirhisfeit Al
entfalten, UNI auf ben iunsen Baronei
einen siinitiSen ginorud 5u MAIDEN.
Gs idmerSte i'm fat, baB er, Der 8e=
sinitiste @arion's, bnr& feline ioeiale
StelIuns 3u elmer 10 bei&eioenen uno
unterseoroneten &olle perurtbeilt mar,
udbrenb er serne Der Grite unb @Idm=
senbite i'll Der @eieui@oft seweien tuare
nm Ieiner &eliebten w~iroiscr gu ieir
un6 ibr aud in ben gerbdltniHcn. il
welden BLOB bic 3ufdaisfeit Deg @Ii'
dss unb Der @eburt entl9eioct, nabel
81. feben.
9a Warion BON Dem @obne cines
rei@en oitintil&en Beamten UNI BIT
nd9ifolsenbe Sour sebeten uuroe.
lebnte li4 Sid an cine Sdule bes 9ana=
laales, una feline @eliebte nit iebniud=
tisem Blide 81 betra@ten, wdbreno ii
i'm tuirbelnben San3e oabinFo9.
Nrmcr Sunse, laste MiB Ntfin 81
lid lelbit, als lie unlern 9eIoen 3ufal=
fig in leiner l4madtenoen Ste1uns BE-
mertte. Su liebit, liebIt bic Sodte1
zines Der reiditen Mdaner in 9onoot
uno tpciBt ni4t, oaB lie einem Nnoeren
einem @lldli9eren beitimmt 1T.
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Items for the Girls.
Ia took n eudden seat. he did,


In all his gorgeous foppery;
Such mournful spectacles we see
When sidewalks are 80 sloppery.
And she, poor girl, went down With nan
In all her pull-bsc frppery;
Such tragic incidents take place
When sidewalks are 30 slippery.
The Eikhart, Qnd.) girls propose TO sip all
the dew of pleasure they can. So they 80 TO
the opera first, then to the club parties and
dance the rect Of the night.
Some OF the young ladies Of Spring Lake
have organized secret society for literary
culture" and with view to prevent its mem
bers from using slang phrases.
The young ladies' who form the East Saginaw
cooking club have found that the talent Of the
members mostly ran to making pickles, and
now the order is: mo lady admitted who
brings pickles"
Moncure Conway writes TO the Cincinnati
Commercial: Il think considerable cnaEge
has come over the young English girls in recent
years. and doubt whether Nathaniel Haw-
thorne, we're he now writing about England.
would remark so much her reserved. folded-up
look and manner as coptrasted with those OF
tho American girl 10 her teens. But, however
budlike the English girl NAV be when At home,
she can hold her own on the continent against
any American girl for gush DASH flrtation or
adventure Of any kud. And fear that all her
folded-upness when she gets back to London
oulv Implies that she is little hvpocri.e ss
her iaihsf and mother are big ones
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Grue Nortbern,n.
Paw PAW, Michigan, JAN'Y. 10. 1877.
saral 1epar' msnf.
Lars Relating TO. w -s..u.- S,,h...,,,
kfnna md q N'F"PNI '"OeoT'P-

Lars @sla'fng to.N Tsr4per Smbscrip.
HOns and Sn7.Caragcs.
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-01-19

GooD ADvIcx.-we are always pleased to REQ
ommend good article, and IS reliable reme-
dy for severe Coughs, neglected Colds, Hoarse-
ness, Asthma Group, whooping Cough, or any
affections OF the Chest and Lungs, use DR..
Marsball's Lung Syrup. It 10 acknowledged by
ali who have given 1t trial, ~ being the most
reliable and satisfactory preparation they have
ever used. Physicians who have become &C.
quainted with ats operations prescribe it for
their patients. Probably no similar preparation
ever before 10 quickly found ITS way into public
favor as DR.. Marshail's Lung Syrup. II is the
most pleasant. soothing and effective Cough
remedy that has ever been discovered-purely
vegetable and perfectly harmless to the small
est chlld. Price % cents per bottle.
Sold by G.. W. Honeywell & Co.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-01-19

Geo. II. Stone, an agent for sewing machines
ct Kalamazoo, has developed genius and ca
pacty for forgery that is seldom equaled. He
was arraigned before Justice DAVIS, in that vii
lage on the 18th inst, waived examination and
was com mitted in default OF $4,000 bail. 1t is
now susceptible OF proof that he has within
three weeks sold some thirteen machines and
got the m oney for them, which he put into his
pocket, and then to cover his embezzlement he
made out forged contracts for said machines to
fictitious persons.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-01-19

or all medicines calculated to cure affections
OF the throat, chest and lungs, We know OF none
we can begin to recommend so highly as DR..
Kings New Discovery for Coughs Consump-
ton, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hosrsensss
Tickling in tho Throat, loss OF voice, &c. 1t
does positively cure, and that where everything
else has failed. No medicine can show one half
30 many positive and permanent cures as have
been wrought by tins wonderful remedy. For
the Asthma and Bronchitis it is perfect spe-
cidc curing the worst cases IN tbe shortest
time possible. We would say by al means give
it trial. Three doses will relieve the worst
case. TriUl bottles free. Regular size 81,
For sale by G.. ". Longwell & Co.