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, 1877-07-06
RAILROADS.


There 10 good prospect that the aght In regafo 10
tho llvo.atock shipments will soon be rs"e"ed
again. II IL claimed that the arrangement recently
entered Into by the 81. Louis roads In not main
ta,nc 1t all and that shippers still prefer to ship
via St. Louis because they can Get better tcFmf:
The I've. stock business Of tho Michigan Central
and Michigan Southern Railroads f!ns greatly fallen
oil since the Organization uf tic livestock pool
and 1t Is surprising that the managsrs o. .,sss
uocs them 10 good, and a great deal Q! harm.
Tha Pennsylvania and baltlmofe OHIO
RatEoaaa mako moro at It. Loute
than they lose as this point and
consequently they arc greatly In favor Of keeping
m tho present state Of Affairs There orc INT sMa
taciorIsy arranged. The pool u,a.. hs lnade gen.
cfai. Including H. Lous ana all 9th othsf s, so"h ?.
Terminated, 10 that the rpads at this point can
compete fol this business With the roas tfua otst
points. Unless eo,nehinE 10 done 70 arrange ~
uaitcr On satisfactory b2sss Tho Michigan ecnI5a
ril1 20 on the Nhr-path.
, 1877-07-06
n.1srA1KN IDENTIFY.

cotrxsua, o., July h-ft has tsansplFcd thst
tho lody OF thu man killed on tho hcs Lime W
Saturday night, and which was mentioned VI snsse
dIsoetrhcx ~ having bren l1cntldeQ ~ that ol
Aarou Wtn1er, Of Klfksyillo, o., was not ttat q
Winter, wha returned hu,ne on Tuesday ~ %
ttu ssu,s t4aln With parties who bad supposed tnfS
Ind identified his dead body.
, 1877-07-06

,,tct ~ the late Francls r. Dluir and mnthoE Of
thr Hon. Montgomery Hair, fled tndheniy nj tho
family mansion near Silver apr'n:. Nil, this morn.
tug. ....z. r.,,
f,.n&,'sa, Mich, .1nlv i.--firam J. krnfeil died
At lIn.ttn.r IN rrilay last. lie was IN carly frt.
iier. having bniIt thc first pnne- h"'hrc and the
f..t court hume in the tounty. and whs elected
the 6rst ShoYiG.
, 1877-07-06
FIRES.


GosHEx. y. t., 1nly 5-rhe larger portion @
the busfnes. centre Of The 1owcr village Of Chester.
In Orange Comfy, Al the Erie Railway depot, was
burned this morning, Thu rFtnetpsl sufferers ats
q. W. Clark. butcher; !. @. Kerner. boots snd'
shoes and n, i, Thompson, dFuEb. This Ic4EAs
aggregate 20. 900 or F7, 600; partially insured.
, 1877-07-06
ENlflEMIlY.


gpArtol M.pslleA . 7as 7Fs5~af,
SfnlxaysxLp, ILL.,. July o.-Ths sAts Auditor
to-day received from tho Fourth National bank Of
Now York uotles Of proteat for The non. payment
Of tho July interest On rcgatcFrd tonda lssoSd hy
Ills Towu Of uswego Kpnda,! t.oanty, u aid 81 t's
tmtawa. isswcxp d Fox ltlves ftallroad. Evidently
liz siais rssi.tsstiou u rcgssde4 ~ ~ tndofss'
, 1877-07-06

L
The procrammu OF the summer Night Concert
1,vt evening was, taken n whole. tho anc4t that
Inns vet l,ccp produced. II tnay bo laid 10 sne
threatening weather and TO tho past Fourth Of au'5
cTects perhaps that tho audience Was hot - le1Ee
~ It s,,ould hare been. considering tho programme
That wns offered. IL was fnrc treat. however, 70
those who wcrc present. both in the numoeEa pfe'
ssnicd and in thelr performance.
The proern.un,c opened with tho overture to
Stehul'e opera 0! .I1orattns Cocles," which was
novelty In 9 doubtc sense. VIC do not remember
thns number Of chas has ever e:te.o @ appen,ea
ts'' tta ssst Sss''eosiir sino ia.t s:en!ns III: Vi:
his frst three operas under Gtuck's supcrT@lon
iic protlnc opera writer bosh f2r the Mo3a'
from about i7sO to 1900. thu ..iiorAtlns Cocles y
having been produced n l73: InG ose',asn &c v,.,
VA e. sea 10. 10 H. It, open q
it Is very Interesting wotH and T. Sonsuee9 . 81
on nssssv syc nnnbeI "a sns sos
y, dsnccs ~ .n1 nemsndcs imndtcr, Mcnuctt"
snd peculiarly jolly ''srrnstsnx By pasEsss,':
Tao ncss nnmbcr was tho lovcly An.lsntc cantab:
o e san md se II ii. ioo ,Ie
ranged ior orchustrs by List Thy Latter selss,sa
il for instrument! ltreiads 10 tao es,asa n'ea
Celebration at Wcimsr G ls7o NJ Th9ns. "a :, ~ ~
pftsn. Tbs opening theme very sweet qnd ,. ten.
der, and set very earnest, lke everything nco'
The ilutcs and atliugt. 1t ii then developed With
Il esesss s;aSns' 'ss ssaa
II, lie o1trsme. 'Fho orsl,est.atton,. which a
il eharasterizsl by rfencMsn1 i,sn. of fo'c9:
mi, Tofs 10 81 ycereeted hst tesc wore no more 70
hear this trnucr ststful work tn ths e!onisie set
<nifh fha n,asnfyc and brilliant K1iatf March Of
| Wagner, which has been 70 often played hero that
$s pe2t n9i nsSsF W.. Ge' sa Waldo"
Ths e e, ry Sns Ge ane
notable cyent Tbs romantic feature IL his grca.
shown 70: cry II his manaet t ts
symphonic form. In tie future thore can BE- ~
spccuation - 10 WIN. Raft ncans by bly, synlpno p,
n:fs; % W s dps"
i'm Waldo" anu hs last, Win e slFnla,s;ana' N
sSssS u. III tssf ssis:s :ssss sshs.t
siso " ut oneo a key 70 unlock their meaning. q q
w bad !ast oTfn,nS TSsh tse reeen
We&' Wels d. wa lrss se' rroiuscl In 1rta in is3l
Inn slrcmy n,sdo ~ marx and lsas never yet Geel
lahs performances adds another leaf 10 tho crown
Certainly moro spsit,t clexant and hnrhea M M N
o .ssa SSa@ nns ns ss
away4 sson in .ent!sn S,sa a fca, t1
nrvsr sectne 10 exhaust Eelf,-so tunefa!, IN fact
hat lii work Ia Nlways ta'l OF pca'an. .1,i.'I III
patssisf ssifo..oa an'in n tas Yin wsas" :,%pisn,
iu fertility lnsen5,on skal Of S.sss I,,
.sstGa snd % apS psetssi md
d iii divided into three parts: Tho atnt. !ay ssro
tho 9I u i. wsain ls
and IL :panss of ~ Wood; ,si, sssrq
ID tW1tiyht muruts u the tree toN, and tho inldngt
, 1877-07-06

svctoi Dta,aIsch 10 7hr 7HeIns,
nA.vf1.tE, H., July 5.-petneitse Hall hfrehtea
rcsrn Morris horc lasi evening for manufacturing
and paseyux counterfeit silver half dollnrs At the
tiuc Of ms arrest he had quite large amount OF
this bogus coin On hte pcEAon. The officer tncn
procerdcd 10 tho hou'c Of Marion t;arteri who wns
son1c a.nouldfnR tools and molds used BY the
caunteyteitcrB.
, 1877-07-06

CtkyKIAxp, o., July 3.-At sharon. r. on toe
Sd tnst., whlla Atss McGllsfay waA drls'ns' neF
horse was frightened by ! man named ne!l: oas
reported 1t ~ nuE tsther, wao &oana bsa ~"
,,rTt huna and told h}s kuo who stAFtea N seaic4
" Mrt;iyrsy. whVlu L. fvuul In ths sttssI Young
, 1877-07-06

NEW OnLsAx., La. July h.-Stato Senator D.
Henry Burch, arrested Tuctdsy evening under .
writ OF the District Court Of East Baton ltonRe.
charged with cuhc excitement Of school fnndS' va
to-day remandcd TO the custody of The she.lH OF
East f}atUn Ronge. BuEch sought reita1o andef
hpbcat corpus, but failed.
, 1877-07-06

f:IiicAGo. July i.
, 1877-07-06

woIrrono, n. H., July h-Yeatcrday IL
stssm tannery owned and worked by Moses rars
ncy 4 Co., WINS burned, with The buildings eonr
ncctrd Herewith; also a large barn and shed
Little pf the stock Of leather was saved. LoAs
415 600; Insured.
, 1877-07-06

Nxw ToRk, July &. 6.-Chs toltoash2 - peo41AAs"
to-day: ... ~.
.rles.e xtatp that l have not resigned the
p.xto,ship Of ths Church VI Dlslus Fat1'1ltrs nor
h,. INV cha mo Of any kind been mads in M ssl9
lion u that sc,er d,d PIvposs to sssfI soss
ou tbs ground VI III. hcalta. out ~ w :.
rot accepted. iuaFs HulJ. g. L. 1aAF'S'
, 1877-07-06

fIclp for the weak. nervonx, and dcbtlitated;
chronic and painful diseases cnrcd wEthpnI nedt-
cine Electric rselta and other appliances alt about
Them at,uhosr IN distinxntsh the Henhinc from tha
spurious Book. with, full particular. mailed free.
Addrcta aFnlvertnachet 0alTanlc Company, :aa Viua
street, Cincinnati. o.
, 1877-07-06
INDIANA PENSIONS.

Huectqt NE90tcA to 3aA 1Hea"A
1xn,.s.ru.Is. Ind, July 5.-Gcp. knedtK took
charrc Of tho Pension Ageney today, relieving
eiso TerrtlI. Mark Triton. VI Aadlson. and III.
ram id.iinxs, Of Fort WsJns. Will tufa ossF @ss 10
hini In q few days.
, 1877-07-06

c.,no. ILL.,. July 5.-At Forman, Ill.,, this morn
I'M. Cud Wagner was shot and killed by onc Burke.
low. The wlvcs Of the parties had quafFefed aooat
eome hoga and chickens. The men TOOK up 1ne
nu.s,cl, With the resut above aattd. !utkclow -
In euslody and will be sent hero for 6nfe Keeping.
, 1877-07-06
IllNY4As
1u fha E21lur u 1'ht 1rlbunS.

~ tAs Edisor u 1Nt Trtbuas.
WxsT Onusk, Davls Co.. H.. July 1.--"hcat'
l,.,i. .o,sr, hut uxraIlst.t, MSaduws WctR tlGycf
better, usts drowned cut Oh lescl aa.ll: g.sua on
rolling. Cusu backward; leYrl laud tu hsd eon'
, 1877-07-06

4 1VASIED.0UT EuLVEtT.
CIxygLAnD, o., July t.-Passcnscs t'ain NO:
on tho Cleveland. Colomhur, Cincinnati q In
d,snapo,s Railway. frou, columbus 10 Cleveland
was wrecked nt Gallon. O., at 4:W this afternoon.
Tho heavy rains OF to-day had WASHED AWAY cnl'
vert, which WAS dlseovesed By the engineer VIII
lam L, Ncedhs, Of this city. late to arold the
nrc,,l.ut .1lc reversed the engtuc, jumped to the
croullI, mi Was Instantly killed by the baggaGe'
Car filling upon him. The nsemnn rcmmrsd on
bruises. Conductor Burace. md several paa.
scn4crs were quite hadly brsteed. bnt no seItoas %
Injuries are rcp1tted. Mr. Needha'h was ono OF tne
olIest engineers In the service uf the company ana
wat rronncnt mcmher of tho nroshtElt'od .!
i.oconp.sc Engineers. Ills rctpdl,ls wess otuaeh'
to thIa city ut midnight.
, 1877-07-06

NISINIENzA11 ~ N11V111tsss3F~. -
NEW Yonx, duly 5.-The Captain Of sho e'cnm. sna
.b,n aont,, Tvne. which WAS ashore near Fire
1.,and and Goatcd on With the Tide, Lays al the
blame on the pilot, In whose charge she "as' VINO,
he eays, ehottly after taking charge. went do~n
INTO lin eahin and fell asleep on \ lounge
, 1877-07-06

S,4n1J DAtxastA ~ 1As 7f1sHs<.
neA1n,cr, ijasc IT,, Neb.. Jaly h.-corn IL o.
al hci.ul4, FROM three tnehes to three fsslt aud
look. we'll xeuesally; not Ill cultivated "scs twice
.,a,s and wtr4t would bc III alatH1ant rrop cnnIa
W. hs.v few tays VI dry weather. Neatly ~ ~
shnn,,rss Ilr,i xsrlr tn tue season. Farms arr
,sps.lIY changing Gxnda NJ from SO 10 $4o laF
, 1877-07-06

PoTrav1,LG, Pa. Jpiy ;,.-A violent Fatn-stoFln
psssed oycr The nppcrportloo Of Dcsks CnQnty this
evening. accompanied by fearful wind and hail.
At Hamburg. Emanuel Church. the largest airact.
n.c of the kind In that heet'ou. wh. nnroofeo.
Hepofts bare hcen received Of twelve harms being
b.tnr unroofed and atseta1 blown down and DO.
tnolI.bcd. nthuylk'll bridge whs damaged the
roof Being blown on.
, 1877-07-06

pnoy,pKscr, Il. L.. July h---At Kingston tlt'l,
,ns. night an old brass canuol In ug salucs.
was pIem.ture3y discharged, killing Walter Watto
aud seriously tn}nring rlcs Aldrtch - AldFSh.
and All old co'ase,! man naned l.um lthodes' MI
Adxius atso had i'll uye badly injured.
, 1877-07-06

NANN D11'As
Notwithstanding the sssera storm Of yesterday
aito.,pon aud tue damp weather OF the evening,
tho pa1uum show was largely attended At both
nnsnsHiu., starting from The grounds 1t .. n-
, 1877-07-06
FtREMEh.
u hf&aHx

sanaal p4t@1.eA 10 7as TFtbas&
utculaar IITr [ul. J 1ly g. AT tbs tournament
which clo.ea Ii i.apofts to-day. ths Active uass
, 1877-07-06
SIOUX CITY. Ia.

SIOUX CITY. IN.
gptetdl Di,potch 10 7ae Tribune.
s1orx Cfrr, a., July 5.-Thc weather yesterday
sud today vas intensely hot. The mercury went
M, tn M In the tha.c to-day. md 10 ycrttslnr.
rk.rc hare hrrn thrcc caacs of rnnrtrpkc this AZ
iarnoon. none Of which tetnlted fatally.
, 1877-07-06

DEATH OF A. MURDEnEsS.
Epectal D&paich 10 7ha tribune.
Forr wArxE, Ind, July 5.-lizzle Cole. e!e
who murdered her illcplttmatc CHILD the night OF
ito birth. 10 prevent dtscovesy, June 20. died thi'
n,OThiut,
, 1877-07-06

To preserve yonr teeth and keen Jonr gums IN
healthy condition. you should nsc fiEMNARps
jotpnN DExrILavE. 1t Ia for sale BY Ill drug"
, 1877-07-06

Use ~ Msr. 1v1nalor'a EoothnE Syrup" {" for
Jarfhun. Wind cole. and regulates the bo"elA
, 1877-07-06

puttApxtrnlA, July 5.-wh.te ucurgo 1ao. aged
years, WIS playing yesterday. Edward Dea'''
aged 10, approached him pointed ptsto! d. aia
.nI nrc, rhc hall entered tho body OF the child,
who dica Of bis injuries. Dcan was asseAled.
, 1877-07-06

DcIl .e,zet, a pi~c~ of iron. and ttn,ek MeG1vray
on the hcnd. Enn'csing injuries from which araln
enBued th!s r,pgninE.
, 1877-07-06

6pec4at ptpdtcA to TIA Jttbun4,
BtooxtxornA. ILL.,, July b.-A 1-seaf'o!d son
Of }. KYau4eE was slmoas instantly killed To-Day
by suustFako, md several CAFES Of pfos1fauoa
from spkx1 neat are reported.
, 1877-07-06

W..u1xuroY, JuIy U-1 4. m.-Fof tho Lake
rrfuns tatipnary OF higher prcsaure stationary OF
lpwts tempcraturt. Winds mostly from the notto,
partly cloudy weather. and OCCASIONAL apo"sts'
, 1877-07-06
MILWAUKEE,.

Ep4e{Q5 Wspdlc1 70 TN 7f'7V"s" -
N,,wArkxx. july 5.-Ths new city DIRECTORY
show, the population of Ailxaukes " ~ I]2'oa0'
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-12-13
IIC CentauI , 1 s E tA kFI LDq|IA[EN1S.
They relieve pain.
 They subdue .syeliiRgs. They cure burps, without a scar.


 The White Centaur Liniment is the standard remedy for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciaa. Lumba. go Frost Bites: 1aket Breasts itch, Cuaneous Erup. tons, etc These I1niraeIts have stood the test of tue. They have per orrned more wonderful cures of obstinate bedridden erippes, and have alleviated more pains in shorter space of time than have all other Ihniments, Embrocations. Extra"ts, ontmenss and alyes in existence Their sale is increasing reg uarly and rapidly. Their best endorsers are pnysi- eiaus surgeons and veterinaries There is literally fesn, bone or muscle aiment upon either man or beast which the Centaur Lniments will not alleviate sud generally cure. But it must be unde ersto"d that there are two kinds of Liuiment; the White is for family usn and the Yellow for horses and animals. For horses mules ab.eo Spaxin, Ring bone Swee- ney, Calls, Strains, Strinehalt Poil-evil, etc, the Yellow Centanr l.inment is worth its weight in gold We have thousands of certificates relating how valuable horses have been speedily restored by dol lar bottle of this wonder full au-healing remedy The constantly told of the effects upoh tie human frame. Persons hobbling upon crutches fer years from Stiff Joints Tumors and old Sores, have by the use of few. bottles of the Waite CeRtanr Lini- ment ben restored to the use of all their Hmbs The effects are next to marves. We will give the Lini- ment any person who heard of failure. Such a has never been reported to us. These Lini- ments now sold throughout the habitable globe.
 J.. ROSE O.. 46 DEY ST. NEW YoRK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-12-13

Senator Gordon, of Georgia, says that seven cotton mills have been constructed in the South during the past year.. and that as a rule their machinery is of the latest and most advanced patterns built with the certain knowledge that the South in manufactures must compete with the skill and experience of the East and of England. He also says that the mills of the South have been generally successful andthe serrors and want of experience of the past will doubtless be corrected in the future.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-12-13

A Brooklyn brides back hair fell down, and fell of, during the ceremony in church the other evening There was an instant pause, but nobody was brave enough to stoop down and pick up the mass of blonde stuff and hair pins The bride left the church leaning heav- fly on her husbands arm. Her face was very red, and sprout of hair tpossibly eleven hairs in all stuck out at the back of her head, tied with bit of shoestring. And now her pa is mean enough to refuse to pay the poor hair dresser's hill [
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-12-13

Figaro's'' Iron Mask" represents aschool boy as asking Papa, what then is it that distin- guishes civilization from barbarism ?" ''0hl 1t is quite simple" replies the parent ''Civili- zation kills it's enemy at six Thousand meters with cannon ball and barbarismchops of his head with saber."
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-12-13
Honey.

To the taste but death to Gripes and Stomach com- plaints Pitchers CastOria a complete substitute fer Cas,or oi and is peasant to take Honey It is particularly adapted to Ieehing and irritable chil dren. It destroys worms, asslmates the food. reg ulates the storusch. and wind Celic. No rem- ely is as efcacious for Feverishness Group, Worms and whooplhg Cough. CastOria is a purely vegeta- ble preparation, more rhctive than Crstor oil. and neither gags gripe. 4
 COLUMBIA, Conn.,, May Sd, 1876. Messrs J. B. ROSE & Co, N. r.
 have family of eight children, and have used your CAsToRIA. have never found any thing tqual 10 it. My children have been saved from seyere sickress.b by the the use of CAsroRIA. recommend it in preference to any medicine knor. reel 1t 2 Ileasnre gv this certificate account Of the ben ehts have derived by the of your admirable preparation.
 Very truly yours,
 NORMAN P. LITTLE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-12-13
Cheshire Nursery

EsTABLIsHED 1864. Apple Trees, 2 and 3 years C old, strong and vigorous, $24 % per hundred; 2s cents each Pear, standard years, hrstclass 60 cts
 and years. extra strong hrous rooted 70 cents to $l CO., Crescent Seeding Strawberry, bids fair te rank among strawberries the Bartlett does among pears a 50 per dozen Other fruit trees vines and Ornamentas in great variety. Trees and plantA de- ivered in Waterbury free of charge Send for cats- lokue. N. S. PLAI IT, Ms
 22-em Cheshire Conn.,
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-12-13

no class of the people indeed, but seem to me most certainly to threaten the industrious mas ses, whether their occupations are of skilled or common labor To them, it seems to me-. it is of prime importance that their labor should be compensated in money which is in itself kfxed in exehangeabae value by being irrevoca- bly, measured by the labor necessary toeits pro- duction This permanent quality of the money of the people issought for, and cans only be gained by the resumption of specie payments The rich, the speculative, the operating, the money dealing classes may not always feel the mischiefs of, or may find casual profits in vari- able currency, but the misfortunes. of such a currency to those who are paid salaries or wa ges are inevitable and reinediless.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-12-13

How WOMEN PLAY WHIsTa-All women play cards alike. Watch woman at a game of.whist and you'll get pretty correct idea of how all women play whist :. La me, Hen ", is it my play? Let me see-second hard low-that's the first time around of that suit. ain't it? We'll, I'll play-no, l hardly think wilL-now you stop looking on my hand-did you see anything-of course Pm going to play, -spades-I thought twas clubs--well, Ill- no-yes wRll, there" Then she will clap an ace on her partners king and insist upon keep ing the trick for fear she willbe cheated out of it in the final ount.-St .Louis Goarnal.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-12-13

FsE1ou Csnsens ef t.. Senate and House of l Representatives.;
 With devout gratitude to the bountiful giver f of all good, congratulate you that at the be- ginning of your first regular session you find our country blessed with health and peace and abundant harvests, and with encouraging pros pectsof an early return of general prosperity.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-07-06

THE Tdab5 Indians are still commit.
ting occasional murders and depreda.
tons ou the whites Meanwhile Gen.
Howard seems powerlcss 10 proceed
against thea, il, Jhe position of the H.
dams, wac. /, on the south side Of
Salmoi river. j, Tue strongest and mos t
favorable Cor their mode of warfare that
could be imagiued 1t Is full of natur-
al obstacles to the approach of troops,
and affords ample scope to the indians
to remain and fight or retreat, as they
see it The troops may cross the river
under cover Of the artillery, bat when
across they viii have steep mountains to
climb ond rocky canyons to cross to get
ut the lnd;aus. Without sufficient force
TO co operate with Gen. Howard it is
difficult TO see how be can hold the In
dams 60 an engagement or do anything,
efectual against them
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-07-06

Lansing cotrespondsnts tell US the
following Miss Jenny Merrill has sue
cessfully carred"oh a farm IN Lansing
township, doing also the ontire house
hold work, aud reaching a school four
months in the year She has also con.
tribu,dd number Of excellent articles
on housekeeping and other subject, to
different newspapers, and Miss Matte
Gates. a young lady of some ability, q
clerk in the store of Mrs Chomway, in
Lansing, has not lost q day in three
years, and during the time, out Of work
ing hours. has studied German and
music. made her own clothes, and walk
ed long distance 10 her home. She has
also been regular attendant at church,
having quite long distance to walk to
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-07-06

"sunday excepted. saturday and Sunday exc.
HENRY c. WENTWORTH General Passenger.
andTicket Agent. Chicago. IllinOis.L
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-07-06

Last week we announced that ma
tiOnal Temperance camp.meeting would
be held under the auspices Of the Ma
tional Christina Temperance Camp.
meeting Associations of which DR.. Ii
A. Reynolds is President, at Lake Bluff,
thirty miles u0rth Of Chicago, begin.
ming July 10. The ground selected is
very bcau5iru, one, and there will be
ample accomm odation tor al who at.
tend The meetings will be held in "a
hall which wi. contain 1000 people.
We are requested to pablish the follow
ing letter iron DR. b Is. Reynolds:
To the Temperance People Of the
Northwest
In behalf e: the National Christian
Temperance Camp Meeting Association,
you arc earnestly Invited to attend the
temperance camp meeting held under
their auspices GA tue Lake Bluff Camp
Grounds, from July - to the 10 iuclu-
sIVe
The programme includes the promi.
nent temperance workers of the nation
and the presence aud cooperation of
temperance organizations throughout
Che land, aud especially in the region
adjacent aud Of every individual having
at heart the temperance reform, is much
desired Come Go stay through the
meeting If possible. At any rate come
TO catch che Inspiration Of the
great assembly. For programme i'll de.
call Zee tho printed slip and advertise.
meuts IN Chicago and other papers
throughout the Northwest.
The success Of this new departure in
temperance work, Is upon the temper.
ance people o. the Northwest.
HENRY A. REYNOLDS
Pres. n. q. T. g. NJ. A.
CHICAGO, June Ii, 1877, a
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The Lansing Rep, makes the following
statement Ia regard TO the effect ofthe
Presidents recent circular against the
active participation by Federal Office
holders 10 the management Of political
Organization
In the Republican State Central
Committee Of Michigan the following
now hold federal offices S j. Bur
pee, po}tmaster, Marshal; g Y Os-
born, collector, Marquette I. G Phil
lips, postmaster, Bay City; W. /. Sea-
ton, postmaster, jackson Q. L. Spauld.
ing, special agent Of Treasury Depart.
mcut. So Johns; Fred L. Wells, deputy
collector, Port Huron Messrs Osborn
and Wells aAve been quite recently ap.
pointed ;. ID. Bingham, postmaster
of Lansing, resigned tia craftsmanship
of The State Central Committee imme.
dlately after the April election.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-07-06

For plain, practical advice to bis race
The remarks OF Mr.. Fred Douglas in q
late speech to some colored people in
MARYLAND, cannot be excelled. lie said
+" Without money there is no leisure ;
without leisure, no thought; without
thought, no progress Therefore : Get
money 1t makes a brief but mighty
sermon, because il contains the truth
which constitutes the working platform
of human existence. 1t applies to the
whites as we'll as the blacks.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-07-06

II Judge Hilton's object in promul
gotiug his infamous anti. Hebrew order
was 60 get himself spoken of in the puN
pits, he has succeeded beyond anything
that he had right to expect. The New
York and Brooklyn pulpits, Jewish and
Chrstlan, devoted especial attention TO
his case, or sunday, aud were more
nearly uaanimo Is 10 their dcnunciation
of hln than they have been upon any
other tu6iact within the memory Of the
oldest iuha bitant. Mr. Beecher was
peculiarly severe in his condemnation,
and spoke very eloquently Of the ser
vices which the Jews have rendered
mankind