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Notice.
u s. LANDOFEI

8. LAND OFFICE, I
TRAvKRsE CITY, MICH, Sept. Ia, 1911,
COMPLAINT having beer entered at this Office
Oby William SraneNn, eagainst e Twin F, Brow n
for abandoning his Homestead entry, No $685.,
dated June 19, 1873, upon the " 4, section "a,
township 80 north, range 5 west, in Cbeboygan
county, Michigan, with view to the cancella-
summoned to appear at this office on the lith day
Of Nov, 1s7. &C one O'Clock p. NJ, to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said allea ed
abandonment. sETH C.. MOS ATT, Register.
Got PERRY HANNAH, Receiver.
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Notice.
n a T.ANO OFTTCE

u. 8. LAND OFFICE, I
TxAvERsE CITY. Mich, July %. 1877.
COMPLAINT having been enter ed at this Of
~ hce by Byron Cherry. against James Nc
Henry for abandoningehis homestead entry, No.
5oS5 dated January ]. 1874, upon the 8 \,
section 2, township SO north, range west, in Che
cancellation OF said entry; the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at this o6hce on the
3lst day of October, 1871, at l O'Clock p. y, To
respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment.
SETH G. MOFFATT, Register.
PERRY HANNAH. Receiver.
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Legal.
Notice.

u. e. LAND OFFICE,
TRAVERSE CrTY, Mich, Sept. Z, 1871.
~ nee BY Joseph NJ. Cramer, against John III.
Park, for abandoning his homestead entry, No.
7620, dated November 2. 1875, np0n the d =,
and n " \ of " i, section Z, township IS Dorth,
range west, In Cheboygan county. Michigan.
with Q view TO the cancellation of said entry {:
the Maid parties are hereby summoned to appear
1t this Office on the 9TH day of November, 1877,
1t O'Clock r. H., to respond and furnish testi-
mony concerning said alleged abandonment.
SETH q. MOFF ATT, ReGister.
lo-6t' - PERRY HANNAH, Receiver.
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Comfy Trea.urer,s Officc,

Chippewa County Treasures Office,
Sault st. Marie, August 22d. 1877.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the sale of
IN La dds in Chippewa comfy, advertised by
The Audi JOr General as delinquent for taxes OF
1919 tanJ previous years., will be held at the
County Treasurer's Office in Sault 81. Marie,
Mich, the county seat Of said count, com.
mencing on Monday. the first day of october next.
al nine o clock A. NJ :, and cohtnue IRON day 70
DAY tSuI days ceptedl until the same shall have
been die posed OF according to law.
$3.50 - LOUIS p. TREMPS,
County Treasurer.
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Notice..

u. 8. LAND OFFICE,
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich, Aug. "a, 1877. {
COM, LIANT having been entered at this office
" by Josiah Spencer against Benjamin Hamil-
ton for bandoning his h, mesesd entry No. SAT-,
dated February 8. l-57, u, on the Il y of 4 T.
section 30 township 81 north, range west IN Che.
boygan county, Michigan, th "a view TO the can
collation. of said entry; the said parties hereby
summoned 10 appear at this Office on the Gath day
Of October, .S71, at O'Clock, p. NJ. 10 respond and
furnish testi mony Ing said alleged abandon
ment.
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CheboyEan County Trcasurer's office,
bal. Auo n

Cheboygan, August q, 1874
.NTOTlCE IL hereby given, that the sale Of
Nv Lands in Cheboy, al county, advertised by
1876, n. d u eviOus years. will be held as the
Court House, IN hebOygan village, the
county seat Of said county, commencing
next, at nine O'Clock, A. NJ. and continue from
day TO day Sundays excepted,. until the same
shall have BET disposed according to law.
MN. n. MAULTBY,
County Treasurer.
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For three MILL n feet logs.

Seven acres of land with seven frame dweliin
houses. good barn 2Ax3o feet. For further particu
lars enquire of s NfFi
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MERRITT CHANDLER,

Agent, office with Northern Tribune. Cheboygan
Mich 3-3m
, 1877-02-19

built Btonn nrtns, which are i.atesI. before thu
!lnigh in. fn1xc'1. with good wpo1 fire. Tic
loayrs Of biscuit ur cake nre set upon Tho hot
stones and asc rocked quickly and thoroughly.
Il camp Of hf1 fnen will ronsMn,e daily four
barrels vi beans, 1laEi barrel Ut pork, o1lc bar
rel OF hour s1lt bhr.c Of meal, one quarter 1t
= barrel Of sugar. and Eve galIuns Of fuo!nsaes.
lhe men nsc envarT ped In ttnts, making their
he.ls nf touyiss, while their extra clothlng-a
pnlr Of duck nveralls, woofen shirt, and two
ralrs OF wt,U1cn AutkA-ts kept in an oil grain
sack, and usctl a. pillow al night.
Sunday In the wooda Is alwnys 4 day lnr
sharpening ares. mendinE sleds, repairing
0u.'ta aud clothes, setting out new tcnttnY
spot handler 10 tie cutting In the wonds, and
all tfe odd chores whtth would grow out Of the
congregation Of 10 large body Of Men. All
TclE-re lniatetf tamps exclude I1Iuor. Being
usually 90 to 2n0 miles from any ktttlcment, anil
the men not pat,t urtlf tlle end OF the &eRsofi,
there Is little lniucement for any spcculator to
pebble rum through the woods or for the men
to stFaggle OF In search Of It.
The consumption Of axcs and ttandea Is en-
0fmtsls, an Ak lasttng month and . handle
about three weeks The axea arc shafpcrcd
dnIly, some camps having regular s!iarpcnerR,
while others require each man TO keep hts own
A1 In order. The old axes nre ncyer cUllc ted
for the tuns dealer, the distance to h1lip them
being nlEn1tt ton great to mako It an economical
measure. Wa,xl,nen generally consider spruce
harder on, axes than either birch Of pine. The
0nm which runs out nf spTlicc tree Is found
hard enou7h To chip the edge Of the ax when
striking through, It,
, 1877-02-19

L3nfan 1tMfk J1r. n.
Mr.. nucgins, +. X. s, male a 7ery important
eommunt atinn to- the PhYsicat sodety at ite
meeting on Saturday. For long time he has
bcrn engaged with attempts to photograph tho
sLeetra Of the stars. and has obtained scveral
partial successes. The chief dill u!tv to be
urertomc liaa been to follow the motion Q! the
ssar with The telescope With sufficient accuracy,
as long exposure is requisite. THIS dill ulty
has been at last overcome, and there was shown
Lyrn Tlere II Is .nothes phin inscre.t @ ' a.taeh hs
Ing TO this besides the fact that IT Is tho frat
good photograph 0f tic kind obtained. One of
tho tai iuu, line. Ia wanting. Str. f4o:kyct,
some time ago, when experimenting OH the its.
snctattot' nf cafttnm. fuggested that there were
tt'dicAa!tIna that the metal calcium - It cxteta
OIL otlF planet IL not MI element. lie pointed
out that what wns wanted was an examination
Of tho calcium lines In The so~ctra Of different
needed. l1e1c was produced one sucil photo.
graph ns was wanted. Others will, no doubt,
tonn follow ~ atmosrhcri. conditions permit.
Ids first clearly strengthens tie l,eilcl that cal
cinsn Is mt IN element.
, 1877-02-19
r. o. uox 11sl. Rockford, iii.
ANOTHER STATE PRiS0V FOR ILLINOIS,
IN SAf kdieat oE zEA4 Ts5huna


Peoria, Feb. l7.-ln your issuu Of the 10th
theirs Is y communication from Joliet opposing
scheme for establishing a State Prison In the
southern part of our Ststc. While azrceng
with that correspondent twrttlne at another
tate) iu sssertlua that the discipline of joliet
Peuiteutiary Is very good, permit me to present
several Arguments why such building should
ba ercstel iu tlat othes locality:
!. Those criminals which ure not sentenced
from Chicago arc sent 10 the preseut State
Prison from distances averaging $50 miles. The
dragglng Of 20 many prisoners from one end of
Iliiuota 10 another IL demoraliIIng. The wight
Of the ahackles and nanaclcs are to somo
what the influence 0f the public hang
snephcrd @ or thc Younger ;s brothsrs als
are now: Last week Travelled l2u miles with I
SLats-pfison convict. President Grant could
not be q much greater hero than that Pour
young boy seemed to be. Prisoners luss the
rcuaindcF ot tlelf uttie slznlu by such lung
exposure Thc yuun4! are s4thcr led tu Anitata
tug exploit, than ntado afraid u being thrtn-
selves obliged to Wenr iTulls Making ths Ills
ta.accs fEonl places Hhirh have been the rcn,scs
Of crimes niuCu s4orter would lessen the cyil.
=. The lnure trades that ale Taught lu prison,
tho greater the probability that tie convtct will
learn one which As ltkrS, aud IL willing to iul-
low, aud tic greater the probability that fewer
cnnyicts viii, tu ziy one trade, bI brought Into
eenoetition with the metLAuic Aow laws in
ou : country ase IN tue louR ruu s.. many dcul
letters. Let the statute WhIrh the trade uuIons
A1e now Prrstipg w passe., 1t would not te IouE
, 1877-02-19

Earno result will rrow nut ef stuly of this
most fearful dI.cnsc.r
uHtn,f1,. nnr,sk.
aSow, a. to Hrjrht's disease. Doctor. can
tint be cure.lt"
HYr.. In Inanv ca.cs. N III existence /. known
IN time, II u.c;l Ia tc cn,t,,icreI necessarily
fatal"
HWhat c}anrct1 the opinion rrrar,liur u7n
"Thc fnlcroscope.'i
niiuwi,,
"vy giving correct tltarnosI, and enabling
The physician Ia check TIE disease before Il il
1 Can one til lint h. in a .nf,ercr Il, tba or,+
slages!" '~'' ''''>' ~ - : ''@S>' - '"' A'1'
It II hc cYnc,,.ncns s,v trorh1o =. b., ~...,,
In sn.nsct as,hng !. ,onn ~ oght " ~ .,,
nil sptnc ri tI" xafsr -, NJ n,,,.t.t., tar
microsconfca1 e1aminstinn h.,n nra n,her ~
disrssrs Viii, rs.n,nifn ut afe ~ u'isa ~
,iiornosct, hr In ,nIcrn.'a,r =, ""' II ca" oc
s1iInr io9p @ c,,,I,, a uar.t tov. I, ,r, M. In
awarc ~ IL ani shnn r.. I,,.aIut "''" "os W.
l'nrc t"nwn ss a ns.s ~ ~ ...ts v., .a,ta,
IN bc r',rc,1' o"" !, s"eo W '"o yeats sta"ul"s
HWbat Il II. ordinary a,,ot,on,u
, 1877-02-19
TILE DOG-DOCTOIs's SECRET.
fnnhn1 ffsft


Good food, dainttes, and unnt Of excrciec arr
the destruction Of pat1or dogs. They become
fat with Increasing age, and contract various
diseases. Al last the day comes when dose OF
prusslc acid mult fnlah the l,usIness, or that
medical practitioners must be tallcdin whowIll,
by severe regime, restore the dogs health and
appetite, An ex-kennel man III our nc'ghbnr-
hu'ni matle very comfortable fncpme by th!s
pc :ullar line Of practice. lie diyulvcd tic o..
trct of Its systein 4 tcw days beiore his tlissol.
tim to the estisnah1e clergyman Of The par:siI
;. aiwats tied 'em," said this canine At,ernc-
thy, "ta q Grub tree at tic End Of my garden
for week. and cave 'em nnth{nR hut water
When fetched 'en frnm theft n,E.ir, sse. ihtv
refused to eat wint ! Ahould l,avc been E!ad t0
st, and when they went ln.rk they would cot
What cunI'.ln't l.ave touched. I've had totne
ways curtd 'en nj last. One Of them was a.
g.xI 40 e. year to mr.. was terribly fond III
him, but he teyrr took 10 me: and when he
eaw inc coming tor him 10 bring down Ills int,
lie. would .wa'!dlc awar, aAl bowl enough 10
tudk.n "''
, 1877-02-19
TREASURE TROvI: INDEED.


"A Constant Reader ~ writes, under date 81,
Via slstina, Rome, Jan. o5: Your readers have
from time to time followed with mtcl, interest
the Information contained In your columns Of
the exrayattona going on In Palestine. has 4.
occurred to the explorers Of that country to no.
tIec tue information given in the historical book
Of the Maccabecs IT,, chap. 2, vcrses ~, where
In we nre told ttat Immediately before the
DabJlonlsh captivity tue Prophet Jeremiah
vas instructed to deposit in Mount Ncbo
the most valuable treasures which the Temple
coutaincd-namcty, the Tn.,crnaclc, the Sarfcd
Ark. and, doubtless, the Tables Of Stone, Of
which the nrk VIA merely the receptacle, On
Which was written tue law OF tue ien Com
tnand.nents, TRACED there originally, We arc told,
by 0ud Itimsel5f They wers in that mountain
said to coneealcd, md, If TINT historical Book
L to be relied on, We must credit tue !ast that
these sacred treasures are there still. Would 1t
not bn worth tho explorers wh,lc to seek for
these In tho place epcrt1edl Tic discovery Of
them would throw. grrat light upon the Old
Testament md the Language In which the Tables
were Written."
, 1877-02-19
DuAlness In Ancient Pompell.

One Of tue noat Interesting discoveries ln re-
= wooden chest WAS brought to light, contain
iu1 tho tu4lnpss rccaIpts OF one l.. Gu. illus
Jueundus, Tbs chest s1unlblel to dust on e.
pos3rc to the ar, hut thu taJlcts on Which st,r
receipts were written haYc Ut leugth proved to
be- lrxtbls Ia many instances, aul the result Vi
careful study u thesu tablets BY Mu.ums.u
and others has bcen u clear up several points
IN what was an,ong the ltoullus 4 matter ol
nliddieluai I'd attairs of business. Tht.u Wus
not Among tho Romans the same extensive
system VI shops As with US, supply
lug every possibls article OF necessity
ur luxury; aud Ior this tr4sou there a1uiu
innumcrxhls oceaaions Of private peTsoas
, 1877-02-19

des'rinE IL dispose o this rr that article, as for
Instance, surplus of agricultural produce Old
tNsfa. poxs, nr ever oil and tn-alil slaves, as
Cato recommends tho landowner 10 tlo. The
fabluts In question are datc,l, a'rurlinY 70 sus-
year. The greater rart of the datrs fa!l betwcco =
4. L. f}-G1. a few are MS carly ~ Is anl e.
enee there ss TO n,nrc recent date than q, It
becomes highly probable that the tablets Of
Ju nndns hal been overwhelmed 10 the earlier
eruption Of Veauyus. The majority Of the tab
Jet. are trtptyrhs, mud arr written partly With
irttcrs on wax. s,rcad on the tablet. md partly
In Ink on the baro wood. Among them there Il
only one Which CIV the amuuht uf commission
cent, whicl, Is known frnm other souFres TO haze
been The general rate. Usually he merely says
"In[Dus the commission 1he pereon on whom
this expense fell was the buyer.
, 1877-02-19

N. Alexandra Dumas fiIs has inst left Paris
for Naples In order to arrange his affairs cor
ccrninR the Chlatomono Palare. Qartbaldi
presented ttits pulace to dumas pcre as reward
for tho service he rendered him during tho Nca-
poltan eampaigu. La Murmora subsequently
questioned the Legality Of this present, but the
King, Victor Emmanuel, recognizing Its Justice,
settled the ucneruls doubt by ot.itta,l5 confirm.
ing the nct dumas rcade1 there Tor son,a
time, until one day he thought proper to express
hiase1f Us un!av0rahly impressed by tho Fuapl
hgAly-respectable b'lies secretly waited upon
tho author Of "Montc Cristo,'' aud, in mclo-
dramatic manner, requested him to Ieayc Naples
bclug stabbed. Dumas quickly oDuycd this
man1atc, md never more cared either to speak
OF Naples Or to think OF Ills splendid rnInrc
there. Its son only very recently fou,llf Victor
Emmanuel's deed ot gft Of tic Chiatonlone
Palace among bis fathers. papers, mud ho i1nnc-
dlatcty resolved to take russcssion Of 1t.
, 1877-02-19
THE OPIUM HABIT.

10 M E0IgoT U 7 ~ 1f4o0Hs.
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, Feb. Isl see In to-day .
TnIAuAg that u. D." wlnts to know II there
Ia aa ant1dote fur tho Opium Habit. Yes, there
IL. 1myselt have becA cured Ut that most ter
rib'e Of a!l habits, and know Of sevcrai cases
Of sueceasful treatment BY pl,ysician Of your
city. / a0rue with what "D. D." says, and
thinl tho doctors nro vury murh TO blaine be-
cause they use 80 much oft, aud 10 not warn
their patients agattlst It's uzc. II any one would
like to write me, shall BE- Gad to aiswur.
DkR1uA NculRsIs.
r. o. Dox 1le1, Rockford, Iii.
, 1877-02-19

roaalsiale pIDic-t1uake, evidently Intended t.
represent tIr resort where Tam O'Shauirr and
snutcF .1nhnny rrrr wont 10 cct " unco' ft.u'
and awfa' happy.' Here tic landlord In thur.
bolster blale. WIN loo truly Exhibited In fs
af1n.Trtn9 feI nde that " aye the sic WAS growing
tctter." Tam O'shanter and Eoutcr johnny
were represented hv d pair of ancient cronirs,
ready chorus" When the bust was urveileil
there were 0,000 spectators in 81. Georges
s9nnse. Lord HoMglton presided over the tcre-
monies,
, 1877-02-19
TRADE.

The other tlay fsaya u. Quad) m agent for q
Chlcago grocery huuse was looking around De-
troll ~ sec where lie could pick up OIL order.
lie entered store ou Grand River avenue, a1,.l
before Introducing himself llc asked:
=" We'll, l,0,vs tra,Ief'
at the bark cnd Of the aturc, :. how much mt.
lasscs have you sold this weckE"
"S-i.x quartsl' drawicd John.
" Aud liuw 1uttch did We sell last wcck1''
q Five mud q half"
upi" said tho grocer, as be turned 10 the agent.
, 1877-02-19
A CAL1roRS1A DUEL,

Two dramatic critics bud chop, a bottle, md
an'asguucnt together In a san Francisco res
tauraut, jan. o.. Hot words were followed by
Challenge and tho appointment Of seconds.
Pistols, ten PAGES, dawn, tho groves OF Alameda
looking eastward, the whole code and nothing
but The code. Pale but resoIutc they stood On
the shore and giascd ut cach other. One Of
tAcm. wore spcvtaclcs, and his antagonist OBJ
1ectcd to thclr use, as thcy dazz1ed Es eyes and
diverted bis ai,n. The nrur-s!ghted oelliyersnt
insisted tlat ho could not ses without them,
and that the surgeons life would Lc In lanscr
II they we're dlsCnrhrl, but lie tlnnily Yielded
aul auFtelidered them to lila serond. Que
twu-thrce-t1ret Two rsports, hut nut 4
wound. Dlool-tlcy would hays It. Tie pistols
were reloaded. plng-pIng. Nobody hurt.
that they had left out thu bullets, Amnesty,
tears, ctnbrages, cocktails, an1 big l!uncr.
, 1877-02-19

We have taken wood, potatoes, corn, eggs,
butter, onlonA, cabbages, chickens, stone, labor,
sand, calico, saterkraut, sccond.haud clothing.
eoon,sklns, aud bIg-Iuice OH subscription, IN
VIC would send the pa,rr ak months for large
owl. There Gre few things an editor would re-
lusc on subscription, aud u We coluu urrnEs any
fellow who Is out OF ow!, anl is IN need Of one,
we'll do It.
, 1877-02-19


How long ,nay dog subslst without either
food Or watcrl Is question likely to arise after
rcatlny the following: On the III Of January
last gcutlcman resident on Elm street lost a
valuable dog OF tho spaniel breed. The animal
was seen last by the owners children, with whom
1t went out. Some days after tho dog was
missed the loss was advertised In the daily pa
pcrs. but nothing WIS heard OF tho missing
spaniel until Saturday last. in the forenoon Of
TINT day the owner'a children went into an
empty house neAr BY tu aulllse themselves. In
the course of play one uf them opened tte door
Of Dnck room, whun the nlfaEing dog was
found living In ono eNrner Df the apartment ll-
parcntly dead. On closer Inspection, however,
ltwaB found that tho poor animal was still alive,
although reduced 10 little eiso tllnn skin aud
hone. Without delay tho children had their
fayortte-whicll wua not ahlr to crawl even
carried homo, hfter Which sumo nuurfshment
was given to 1t, aud before many hours Il had
~ iar recovered rs to be Ahio to crawl. Tho
disappearance of the dog ia now accounted for.
On tho day when 1t was lost tho children Imp
pcne.i to bo playing IN tho sasns emptY. .house,
him IN md gone and lett lin. From that day
till Saturday nobody had been In the empty
house, aud there the dog has been fur thirty
eight days without either food " watcr, TO
make strc TINT there was ITO pource iron, which
tito an!ulal cuu! have had sustenancc, tho
owner paid u visit 10 the huusc, aud satisfied
himself, after careful scrutiny, tLaG there had
been nu food or water within reach. At the
time tho dog waa Imprisoned Il was very i1t,
which ial no doubt much to do with tho lAet OF
Its having lived 10 long.
, 1877-02-19

The Tsthorr Ndehrtrhiea states al,at e50 tubs
Of SHUTTER" imported fruu Hamburg, have
Just been condemned In London becn,lse their
contents we're found to be composed nf nl1-
ture Ut rancid oil, tailow, salt, mud pea-lneal.
, 1877-02-19
A LARGE DRAINING SCHEME.
E20t164 aEQEiGu{k4eIIf.


Lake Okeechohes Is about forty.iye. miles
long and twenty-five uailes Wide. This does nut
Include tho marsh lands surrounding II, which
must be Of still larger dimensions. Tho water
Of Tho lako Is very shallow, seldom over ssvcn
feet, and tn very few plaecs len feet deep, aud
In moat parts boata cannot approach within two
or three lutles Of tue shore on account OF tho
shallowness. No fsh live In the lake,--not e7en
an alligator can lc fouud,-as the water Is stag
uant md very offensive IL the smell. There IL
nothing ~ pFeyout the sruIulng Of this luke Into
the C4looaahatehie River. Caual about eight
ni!ss iong Wy accomplish i, tle r.yer having
present the Uutlet from the lake 20 tho river Is
closed up ey saw-grasa mud lly-pads, throwing
the waters of the Lake, IN the rainy season, into
;ns sh.! Eve9Ei'ass' atf' T. Wlst srsnl spee1iatlon
cutting the land Into forty-ac1s farnsi For
several yeara II would give the lnost ApleuAil
rice cropa ever &eeu, and thon comes Ia sugur-
cane, which would alnost Eastoon iorwes. We
have never heard Of ATTY country pussesxiIl.
such grand belt of TANG land that could Be- %
easily turned to advantage.
TIE BURNS STATUE AT GLASGOW,
Sts9 fofk Tstbuss.
Thcre WA great publlc enthusiastn Ia Glasgow
over the uuvcllIug Of bronze statue Of Robert
Burns, Jan. 81 Tbs mouumcnt was erected
principally BY workincn In tho weat of Scotland
aud subscriptions were Limited to shilling, 80
that 10000 seoteh1nsn ueEo enabled to honor
the poct's memory. The.e weru l0l bsuds in
tho procession, aud al u then, pla5c1 "Ihesv
quMut and picturesque broad kLnaarnock bon
lless, and esglG'a pllmes lna broad bright
and aeunmodltfn band, preceded
= seeoua vehicle, which had been con
vessed Into representation Of = th2tshsa
, 1877-02-19
CURRENT GOSSIP.
TIE VIOLET RAT.

- ,S1.s
Thst nnnaht ihai s new 1o sou'a % lvbt H. eomtna
nsc;
rhas cvery moasr a,. eeens!ac though, .ou.s,.
a,.,I yet s,cih,nk. thst ,his egreaiou. sss II
Mn.sawn orr fathers no'er haI tfIcd blue glass,
r. w. II. ,rm nr in ~ nom Sr
70 puzz,e toe.oFs who. NTH yisaEe ID, :.
The cheHlst now may close flls bankrupt door,
Ensow rn5tie ,,s. 70 sno npSs, ana nooka 81 !oIss
n an r,ir3 IL, s., ts nSso 10 '
70 whcl, ths othera must Il once rive war,
And oil 10 I'LL coutroct our vnr;cd powers,'
Mhils .!ll tl,o b,un4ie,s sts q hca1en i ourss
n9 ssy me- i s az IL hss:
p.v.,,,., ,,o r.,,o,
srea rereaanes n tae ysl!oT may TO T. 1nESla @
iii. dnne' it'll h. nd h',J.hi, 80 nsos,
For onr uncertain t,oparsss 10 te.ums' s'
FIJI aII The ot1eea With honest mon.
Indeed! The range This new idea wilt taxa
Our faith In every other trnth may shake;
nnd foots men mow ~ aTa 70 cnte and light 'en
"A' 'A"''" e'e'S III az mo"H'" u W. r.
BEATEN ny a LARGE MAJORITY.
Isfroa frs' r. P.t'' -....
ber Of ti,e Legislature. was uermittcl T. 10 marc
a tr,r, 10 IansIne n few t,ars ago IN ori1cr ~
.,.mt, CT IT, -" - -. e'ANt ~
Visit tho siatc.house. nc came home yester-
uay noon chleK 1usI OF Importance, and when
hls little brother ran to meet him At the gate
| "I rofer ro, % ta ths 70 Co,nmis,es @ % on a E,,c,,c,
u.e. ~. " .ae 1v'''''''eo w f''"cs'e''
onn, aha to"s my aoei"
Ills mother was glad to ace llim. and when she
askctl II he Ind enjoyed htnself he rsplted:
"Oh, suppose 10, though nuw more to
strike out ali after the cnIeting claute.N
!, "What sort Of talk Is tnat, Willie, dearw
, 1877-02-19

4 HEArT1FuL SUMMER NEs1rEscE EEA1s
~ Ghlcaku, Hortll 4.aAt0I, clear. IL rNchanEe fUr
Chicago property VIII An4ninc an neulnbrancu ur pay
caat. TtttSElt latpNp. lit KnSh1hstuu.lt.
, 1877-02-19
WANrl:ij-IIAT.E t1ELP.

30okstrepcr-. Clerks, etc.
TEASTE)-ItREU CLERK; ONE HAVING Ef.
" perience In tile ~huiessle buurss State taisry
expected aud give stfercnccs a. Ti!nuuc oalta.
yVASTEp..sMArf. ACTIVE SALESMAN, YtlTSa
w man. NICUlL. the tAltor. III SpuIh ilafk.s