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, 1877-06-14
MOUNT CARMEL


Mron's orr,cr, C1rY or CHICAGO, juno ~,
1ss1.-7o Tie 1'u5lie: A. few days since re-
ceIrcti communication from the Hon. r. g..
Gordon, sfayor Of Mount Carmel, ILL.,, briefly
detailing the particulars of the late scr!ous
calamity N tho partial destruction OF that city
by ucysip1c, and the resulting loss Of life and
great suffering un0nE tl!o inhabitants Of that
plucc. The communication cuntli1c1 an np-
peal to the people ri Chicago for naatstancc in
the sllape Df tnufry and materials. =
llnyinE Instituted special Inquiry Into tho
nctual tacts OF the tasc, hhSc nBecftaincd that
mutl, tlcstltatlon anl suffering exist, carcvia1-
ly Among the poorer classes, who, from a!l nc-
counts, we're the principal losers. These citizens
who cscnntI Injury 10 person aud property hare
acted as literally ns tlleir tucans Will purntt
while nctgh,Hsh In tic country adjacent laro
likewise contributed to reiicyc the distress
wrought by tilr tlisastcr. sun. these sources ol
ntd hare proved Inadequate to tue tccds 0f tho
kultercra, tFIufIy oi whom hare lost everything,
they posscsScd. I would therefore appeal to
Cur clIaritnbly disposed catlzcns to COMO for
ward anil lcnd wl,atcyer ad they may bo able 10
aror', and thus render timely assistance to tho
eliiIerers.
shall bc p|cascl TO rcce[rn such snms ol
Inulicy as may be forwarded to inc, nNl Will
publish lists ii such contributions from time to
tttic. Responsible citizens will Dc authorized tu
solicit subfertptiUns III chleyEu, and from nlrm.
gcrs OF tic Lumber md Coat Exchanges, whole
sale Grotcrs, dry goods merchants. druggists,
md others. Respectfully,
, 1877-06-14
AN INTERESTING QUESTION.

BURLINGTON, a., juno l3.-;An Interesting
question has Just been passed On BY The Dis
trlct CURT in this city. u. e. Davis was arrest
cd In Lee County Tor arson, mud the cause was
brought TO tls county by change Of venue.
1t wus brought 10 trla! at the term now sitting.
nnd Jury tlnpa1Ic1cd. Tho prisoner was dc.
fcn.1cd by the llon. Wesley Z. Hobbs, md the
defense was insanity. Soon after tile trlal com.
n,e,iecd, Juror was taken sick assA excused
from the panel. Counsel on both sdes agreed
tllat the trial might proceed with eleven jurors,
tic jury returned Their vrrdtet--Gullty.
Coutsscl for the defense intcrrobcd motion lii
arrc*t Of Judgment on tho ground TINT counsel
could NOT waive the constitutional s!Eats Of the
prisoner to Il trial BY Jury, nnd tint clcrcu were
nut Jury. Tho question. was ably argued by
the eDIstrlet-Attorucy D. y. Spragt,c, u kco-
kulS, nss!sscA by the lion. john j. Van Valkcu-
lcrR, OF Fort Madison, and the counsel for tho
defense: The Court sustained the motion,
Tho Slate excepted, anil the prisoner was sent
hack to the Leo County jail to await further
proceedings. rt1e ct.se Is the first one In which
this question has been raselt III tlls Stnlc.
Convictions have been had. prisoners sc.tcs,ccsl
md tho sentence executed BY tho verdict Of 4
Jury of clcYen.
, 1877-06-14
CURRENT GOSSIP.
OUR BABY.

OUR BABY.
There's not blossom OF beautiful May,
Silver OF daisy, or dai1ot1l1 gar,
NoE tho rosy blush Of arpto.Isce howcrs,
Fair a. tho facc Of this baby Of ours.
You eou1d mover hnd on bright Juno day
A bit Of far sky 50 chccry and gay;
Nor tho hako on tho btl1a in tho noonday-hours
Dluo - tho eyes Of this baby Of ours.
There's not rnurmns Of wnlscnlng hird.
Tho clcarcst, sweetest. that ever was heard
In the tender hush Of Tho dnwn's still houru,
Soft as the laugh OF thts baby Of onrb.
There's no gossauer silk OF tassccd corn,
No l!micst thrcati OF tho sl,y wood.fcn,
Not uveu tho cobwcbs spun o'cr the flowers,
Fine a. tho hair Of this baby OF Ours.
There's no fairy shell In tho sounding saa,
No Wild foso that mods on tho Wiudy lea,
No htnst OF tho sun through Aprll's auft show
CTS,
rInk "a tho palms Of this baby OF ours.
May tho dear Lord spare her 10 as, ne pny,
For manya long aud sunahlny tiay,
Ero lie takes to btnonI In lafahtsc howeTs
This wee bit tlosaom-ihis baby Of ours.
AAExN.
, 1877-06-14
THE EA1pE1so1e OF RUSSIA.

THE EAIpE1sO1e OF RUSSIA.
[TrnnsFd.td ftom French journal tp Emma StaHlfK
for ma Tr.tmne.l
Present occurrences rcrat! to my memory tho
nrst yrr,c NJ :, rot,cnl odrcss oncn scnt ,v Tim
r;ni,n,,er. - n tn Gra,,l. .nnkc Alexander WIN
now retgns nnt!er thc t'tle OF Alexander II.
Fnr thee. . Prince, each motIcr. In our land
Pfays ~ Tor her own, H. tcrYcht love-,
Asking az that ~ Wonltl zen AemhMa
fos heI owh en1a' '1oa !.oafeh aooss:
Although these aro merely tho words o. eau
tatu, tic sentiments they express were really
,l,ose OF all tile inhabitants Of Finland towards
Wv so".a ,,,..'..aa.,H 49, $3.50, s"s
province, Inc oumlti'stfatioh OF the AumEal
Nenschtkoft hnd been exceedingly harsh towards
thu whole population. Thu Governor Was too
brusoup md Whimsical, and TIC subordinate
.,,."ss s"0 ,,]aso,,n,, ths .,n. c,,aractori..t.s
In m exaggeFatea 1ot'n' iF'h'hs occur
rcuces Of everyday 1lfo were usaSrceably In
spcctcd, and the following incident will scryc
=. n1tr,t. ", naftv f,,>.rforcnc, ~, ,vhic,, t1,o
W. s.,t.ss.S 5000. s
tthlas'dc's Welc lcco"staht'YsapIeet nahter
once lost valuable dug, and offered largo TO-
ward for ons answering 10 tho name Of "Ty-
out! %e@ w., ,no of ,nS
aany papsse' ens 'ano " sno wv WIZ snunhsa ".
70 that Vi " "F!delc," much 10 the astonislment
OF the owner. ihYcstle9s'oh proved that tnc
antiorit!cs mao thsreetca az matter tlat Wa
offered iof pnDtcatloh, aEo, i9na1lttllE that
ehe AutoSFat, ordered y saIst.aten Gy that @ OF
eebikoH was ha1o ann cxaclinny, INC tssanu.
Duke was lcn!eat and Kind. IAo cnaFactcF o.
the present cxar Is, III tact, combination OF
strength ana sn1saAsssi ana As seems 70 hsYe
, 1877-06-14
01fIrA.

EO@4
The disposition to alt down upon Turkey Is
probably due to tho iact TINT It is tho Ottoman
Etnpirc.-Ds7rott Fire l'ress.
Tho chief result OF tho Turco-Russlnn war
thus far l4as becn to awaken the world to tic
fact That neither side knows how to apcll.-Nor-
,oieh Builetin.
An tnllscr.mtlato slaughter Of dogs 10 threat
entug. All right, but remember that every dog
Killed leaves several hundred tleas to be cured
for and unsatisfactory Ne~s
A Ballet College has been established In this
city. All the students arc expected 10 ,,da tho
examinnttnns.-Neu lark Erprea.-Seu1lY on
their Legitimate business f-j'oston Itust.
A teacher, after reading to her scholars
generosity was. onr ltttle buy raisc,i lis hand
and eatd. ~ know; IT, giving " others what
you don't want yourself"
4 anal! boy: who no harm apprcbeudcd,
To the tfce.tap aefencly aaeendet,
For an Immature peach
That hauG out Ut searA
Tha funeral waa largely .t'eadcd.
A witty FreprhMnn writes In Parlb newspa-
tl,rcc decorations. The third was given l.lm be.
cause ho llal two, tho second because he had
Dialogue between tho Sultan and IN old OIL
Ger privileged BY his agc and 'opg service:
~ sirc, ain exhausted by the laboFs which my
position c1acts IT mc.n :" Very Wttl; ] am uo-
iEe 10 gyU you plaea In which you. will havc
nothing to do-Paysnastcr." ."-tNts0 0rIeaw I'fcdy"
uHe.
"Now, you don't paean To- testify that my
client locked like llard character I" said pris~
onsr's lawyer " the General Sessions Yesterday.
lie had u patch over ono eye, and hts face was
red" was tic answer. ~ Yes, yes-but wasn't
no dressed like gentleman When ho was mr.
rcstcds ~ 20, ycs, sir; l,c Motc suit that llo
liaa stolen from mc."-Htv lork Sun,
This morning. As tito City-slarshal vas con.
voylng back to lhe Lookup man who was una-
bic to pay Ills tlue, anl who had In consequence
to work On tho stEects for couple OF weeks,
that otiiclni toNxoIctl his prisoner with tho re-
mark: ri wouldn't mind Il lnueil." THIS tnoa~
ryless man responded: ~ wouldn't Mind 1t q
blancd bit II 1t was only you. ."-San dataato
LirahH,
Tho Latest Norror-sfodcl Ladies' Maid:
"cook's not at nil we'll, mem! Very bad dream
last night, mem! Quite ntghtsnare. ! calls IT,"
Newly Married Young I.ady:. "fou don't say
80, Ilarklsst What was It all nbonta" Model
Ladles' Maid: "Well, mem, she tlrcamt as how
We wcro al sitting at thinner quito comfortab!e
like, and she takes OF the coVtr. and what do
ynu think she saw, me1n1" Eewly-NaIricd
Young Lady; ~ can't guess, seLlyl' Model
Ladies' Maid Qn t0nu of tcrsot): American
beef th-LaRd0H Judy,
, 1877-06-14
HIGH BLUFFS.

Virginia {ssfp} C4fohlcaf -
"They say tho bluffs azo 1nignty hlgb on the
south side Of the Danube" remarked one OF \
party who wero shout TO drink at saloon ceun-
&er this morning. A thirsty cheek-guerrtlla
selzel the opportunity to liag In. '.Illxh tluas.
ehl Why, they aln't noshtn' TO what sec the
other night. Why, ses Jim ospdoIR plank up
o9 kns tnn h .has aha set i%ay "a 'ns pot
, 1877-06-14
EXTRAORDINARY METEOR.
6lsctdf NtSu1lch Ia 1Nx Trihuna

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, jana 1o.-An extraor-
t1innry meteor WIS seen at about $3.50 in the
north heavens, about forty degrees above the
horizon It ttavcrfcd the sky from point
west OF uorth about Thirty degrees, whvrc 1t
disappeared. Tic eky wns partially obacurel at
the tl,no, else The display would haTc been very
brilliant.
, 1877-06-14
WHAT'S IN n NAMEs

Tho f,tatlnrui.hc,f .t,.},or ~ IN. fo,,,w,re
tno u'St.nau's.s'. Aa.noF W LUG .on'"t"s ,.,l
curious snd very instructive ehaptor IN the ms.
tory o. the Jones family may 10 discovered ty
pa,ronyinle to tic common origin:
l,.o;'t.. no,'as'so .o' -. r.
r.Mas anets ~ p'anap'y u" name 20 "Me'y qseu y
An American or English directory is given up II,
whole pages 10 lines Of Jopc.cs, while every
o"ss ~ ~ ms''" .J" ,. , '.,,
oeass the hamc signature a. has Meh 1oKaa1ly
Fafd that ercn Adam TasorIEsnally Adam Jones,
hut dropped the surname, os IL was not ncrcs-
pory, Il may no, he untnfcrcstlnn tn truro the
nriain and sioEr thr viicsnre,if rciaf;ons ~ tnc
Joncs family. fan wv ''1 "''N''''A0 'S'"'''' - Wv
Thc NAM" Start. or,orr t,,c 11ohrcw nc,,,c on,,
IN ti,ot srrfrt"r,i snrcc siTnt,irs tc Trcr" ~
Jeinrah.n in if. Hi fnr,n 4 il .1et,neInnsn ar
,jcIoha,,nn an, wns In,,i,sIss ilrst ,.t., H. .r,
uscss ip iny viii: tic narrni. icit NJ lin Ifrih
1t tic eiitl awllo1i, m jsI,oYai, hid eraeiously
uiycr.s. Prnncr names in nli In,,rt,.yrs mi.
shUricucj. onli tic fuli.sn,nl,nr Jchohata,I
soon bcca,f,e Jonat,nn, Which anv ono NAV scn
wns m ti,c hir rnati In bnctn,. 1t Int. ri In,
Ella, ins IL" main. irtnf sl,rt,snn,1s,,r Ini,,.
, 1877-06-14
THE CURRIERS'.
The National Association Holds 1ts
First Meeting in This City.
Report Of the Secreinry--.Diseussfon on
tltc Subject Of Medals.
Election Of acknowledgements for
To-Day.-.The Banquet.

Tic eleventh annual Convention OF The Granii
National Curling Club Of America was held
Yesterday at The Sherman HOUSE elntrroon,s.
The first meeting was uf tho Executive Cont
,ulttcc, called to order nt o'clock by tic prcst.
def, aud opened with PRAYER by Tho ttvv. James
Sfacfaugf,fan III tho Scotch f'rrsbytesiar
Church,
, 1877-06-14
ST. MARY's SCHOOL.

10 TIC NH1soT % TIE IF7pVHE.
CHICAGO, Junc list, Mazy's School, Enox.
vile, ILL.,, will hold It's graduating exercises on
Thurs,luY, juno II, a. II o. m. The Utshops Of
Illinoi. and Indiana will be present, with many
nf the clergy, Friends aud patrons of tic
school lfe lpYttetl.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-07-21

NeiUe. rrenn a9t. wte bsrttts bemsrft.
ntht 10 tur&ttar 9roulam U,s aaoscs
StGmme. IN Ger @rtraauna son
RGpersaalen Setsen le zine 0twatlgs
@nec0ueT nno @tlenHhGvts. Ser
Stpn fur Eanitte unS Dsimaib III Set
tOnen 'ebr Fort cusaeprdst. alse IN
aasm tew.'en Ole Nss Isyees benz 20
col. ras Ad bic Dittsr pom teniiasa
rUtbsn Wannr re5 WaIpeS MAIDEN.
10 nobe Gls ua5aItd.
Atee roe utthetl rfe TorI9erS ..
y. Bancroft. SIS 16sint bsreiiS fen
%3uiieben, DaB aa6 Ger &rita nit cisIem
ti&tt9ep Jnptdnerfamu,s baupt|1&ll6
NuI6 u~sbr;e,iTs son @etben ceruriaGt
1T.
Die Suneesfolcotss ldIuasn ii@ IN
etm ifa~ite:bGbten Oefear, Dle elmer Der
MNIspIer. mel&er On CEN Sampfe rbsils
nabm. SerE6at. tapfsr. Die Snrias
ner wlfen, CAP etc gunrsstruppsu In
eteism &~a1cretbslie nur l@waG an
3abl mo unU oe$ Die 8srGIfsruna
buIFCs, mel! tbr aas 8afsn isblsu.
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$apbtr
C6rrtiesuns.)

nno bttle frau wobnt In GbalfeIs,
ba6te Sobann, In Der frieoltden Stdtte
unisrer Sinpbsi!; lie trat In unieren
sretS, fe feste bier fefen Bub. un(er
SnfsI Der GuItuemtnilsr iR iatim NIT
ibr, oues pas mue @rinee baben.-
Irner, armtr 9aftun, In Dielem trefIp-
fen, eutleBltden 9sben trat Tim fberele
elet9 stnem Gn9el ees 0i@tes enteesen,
Ct mein!e, bur6 fe tSane ct 6erettet
rerpsn, rod eaS Ia nt9t Der RretS, In
ben GbereIs etntretsn pIrfte. @utt
tdBte es 9adpis fir 1e fir 0afon mue
uno rirp IS nod onoere 5ufeu Der
8eitun9 Seten.
AIs 5obann an isnem Mcraen, on
tpsldem Sarab 70 eiiiB mad GbalfelS
cling, GIN Bilce Der Grbprtussllin malte,
mar 81 nit pisIen @epanten bel91ftet.
Belden Abfanp aptlden ben Men,
lGsu, on bic ct pa@te uno Der grtprins
SsllIa GonilanSe. Mus Semen lproG
6tnRsrnte. ibre Shattsn umwSIften
DUntl! rte Gttnsn ibrer Nntstsr; In
lem NnitiB Ger @rbpripisIitn Gpnlanss
/ aber lpieesIte f@ Die 5Obe Biyre ees
Wsnlden, eaS GbenbilD 0pttes TN
@lonBs Ger Netnbett.
Da Uutbe baft9 Spbann'S EbIre
eebFnet, @afon ftonp In 3~etletleteern
Dot ION.
$50 reile na6 Grantreid", rief sr.
vWstn 0ater 1T lerbenp, Ste @el&dfte
erbetlGm rneine @esenwart. Sd
fOmre Ste um @ins 81 bitten, BET all
len, was S9nen bsiliB IL, Dsrpstserr
Ste So mfr nIGt, Id pia abI6tsO puu
Sbses Sbwsfsr nebmen !"
.@lr rplsn fe icsleid aufiu6en,"
Ipra& Sobann. unp 8stbe perIteesr
raS ArIisr; fs fdritteu reut @bale
il, bod BALD blisten ie 1sbsn, eenr
EteyeGs ttoi iDnsn ehtssstn.
0aaun's 9srs tIOpfte faf bStear, *
tanb fe sOr tbm, ptsQetGt sua, Lester
Nale far lanes 3ett. DAO rrpate c
tbr sf9eatIi6 lusens 5tr bate ia fell
8Ort beg EruaeS upts Ger 5Ufnunl
fit i'm.
3eBt bottsn fe ie CREDIT ba fprad
er balta:
; SD otrretIe, Grduletn 9bereis Bit,
bstsn Sic fir mi6."
Ste rettte ibn Die 6ano un
lpraG .
,,Das tbue t6 fets."
,Dann elite ct caUOn uno cine Ws
mute fpatsr b6tten 3ebaan IMP Ib'
reSe, nie Istn Wassn Don EbaIfe!s bin
aSfubr. =,
vSein tstiesr S@ussassl sslst
tbn," Ipra9 SObunn. yWsl9s endof
giisune, pab ct uOn letEer Wuttsr Tor
Q temmt."
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s euill e n.

~ treiksn
~ Zw

Die 6rIbltrssroie wst@ unb cart,
iiab 9a!m unb Msnf& ssrbOrYt,
8sreanssnbett sIst @ssenpart
Die srdust ner Mrrsen fort.
an sisnsr itrne ipeint bic 3stt,
Iuf fsineS 8rubsrs @taub
GrbIiibt res 8ribtinss 5srrIiGttit,
@u@ CT bss Spmmsrs &aub.
l1ab MQes tpanbelt, Mles eilt
Im 3ettenirpm btnab,
Sur Ginss, Zines bletbt unb tpeilt
BOD iiber 3et une @rab.
Gin StnbIsin bGIt nit farfsr 5are
Die Rusel bieIsr Welt,
Dasielbe. pas au& uns am &anb
Des NbsruneS rettenb bali.
. hid ss an ano gage niGt,
IS TT hetn Seil, betn Sprt,
Dein 2%ebenepben uno betn 9i@t
GaS meniGgepprb'ne Wprt.
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S0mmermOrgeu.

Iu Morsen psdt bsr 0lrde Son,
SIN WaIO bic gEsIeta Fneen;
Die iunse CONNIE uabet fGun,
Den Sag btrdufJubrineen.
> Mcrssnbau&, 70 frtl& uno reEr,
Did atbmer ale 8lurer Elm!
Osr g,unasn raul9t Scl 2ebeRsfaft
Ser Mdber tpsst baS Giieu,
Die 2sg&e iIuat NIT neuer 8raft
Sn Giberblauen 8retien -
limb mid ersrsift es ianft unb ffta,
I'D pe!B nt6t, mas es susreen nil.
Die @eIt 70 srOs unb i'd 70 tlsin!
@sin NOrssn Idnef uprtiber.
SD bOfte 70 beslidt gu istn,
Nur tpirb 60 INNER triiber.
Der iangen Sage 2ensessIiid
grtnet unS fsin CONNER uisbr 3uriid.
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Siebentes &apitd.

DSs St1el bes abnebmeDCen Mons
cs5 erl6ien mad WitternaGt am ppris
sOnte, Der Banu ttefsr nddHt6sr Dun
tsIbett tpar plbBItb sewt@sn, ernft l0tsr
th baS l@par3e @ebtree pom DtmmeI
rielenbaft ragtetl btf Ebirme mad TIM
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-07-21

melt rtrltdnpli6er oIs Der 8efebl ibres
Dias. unD 70 miro esn rnerifanil&en
Sl1rlten om MiO 0ronoe ete SproGe
Ger S'furtnantS SuIlis une CUNT pett
psrfinrliGer fem, oils Gle Drobune be5
Dids. ile our@ lsiusn 8ren;seneral
Grevino, Der iie nidNt iebsn mtu, 3u
Tcnven az treiksn
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-01-27
ARaalx ..EcaieR., ssoy.

One OF our school boys who is in the
habit of attending school about one day
in each month and playing "hookey" the
balance of the time got caught up nicely
yesterday morning. He was coming
down the street when he saw his father
coming up, and. the old habit being
strong upon him, darted into a con-
venient alley. But his ''dad' "tnmbled
to the racket" and "boOZed" after him
and .'shaked" him in as he ''doused" the
last quarter.
My son, why are you not at school p
queried the fond parent as he gazed up
on his hopeful offspring.
My father, IL sawed wood. and
didn't hear the second BELL" gently muir
INJURED the son.
TOO thin. too thin" sighed the parent
as he reached for an Cd harness trace
and proceeded to wallop that hopeful
till he yelled like blazes.
Nov, William. go to school, and be a
good boy admonished the father as he
sauntered off up the alley.
just then jim S. looked over fence
close by and asked:
'.What was the old man bulidoZin you
about. Bill?
cause l played hockey this morning,
sighed William.
''Oh. my eye T. squealed jim. 'you
burned old red-headrd snoozer your
It's vacatiOn-there Amt been no school
fer week Oh, lor', ketch me - and Jim
tumbled of the fence in transport oil
laughter.
Bill sneaked of resolving that he would
hereafter attend school enough TO find
out when vacation came. anyhow.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-01-27
butterfly to him that fluttered about in

butterfly to him that fluttered about in
it,
''You know it is very pleasant to be
admired, and have sometimes thought
/ did not have quite my share of admi-
ration. But now Spio admires me, and
the bright colors | am so fond OF, To my
hearts content. But, as [ was saying.
we grew to be very confidential, and L
spoke OF Thanksgiving that was so near.
how lonely it seemed to me since pa and
ina lied, aud cried, of course, as [ al
ways do when speaking of them. and
looking up, | saw the tears running down
his careworn cheeks.
Il don't know exactly how it was but
asked him i'm TO eat the dinner with me.
He said something about having no right,
and suppose led him on without ex-
actly knowing what would come. Be-
| fore the 8 o'clock bell struck we had
everything all arranged, and the next
day he began 10 move. As soon as he
got settled and could get new suit of
clothes made, we went over to the par
sonage and were quietly married.
1--WE are as happy as we can be. TO be
sure am as afraid of spiders and bugs as
ever. He kills all his specimens now
with chloroform, so as not to hurt them,
and keeps them in his own part of the
| honse.
sAnd will you believe it, Mrs. Kidder,
those horrid college boys are saying that
he married me because he wanted the
rooms and could not pay for them. and
that | married the professor because
wanted him TO wear out fathers old
clothes, and they do fit him as if they
were made for him, to be sure, better
than his wedding suit. But / don't care,
for as said, We are as happy as we can
| be-"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-01-27
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call for Woods Improved Hair Restora-
tive, and don't be put of qUitls any other
article. Sold By all druggists in this
place and dealers everywhere. Trade
supplied at manufacturers prices by G..
4. COOK & Co, Chicago, Sole Agents for
the United States and Canadas, and
til Wholesale Druggists. molly
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gagees. 20-13t
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IMUfIgagces
GEoRaE W. BELL, Attorney for Mortgages.
2I-lSt
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THE EVENING HOUR.

nd flowers arc axveetest at the eventide,
And birds most musical at close of day,
And saints divinest when they pass away.
Morning is holy. bat a hclier charm
nd xvea~v man must ever love her best,
For morning calls TO coil, but night to rest.
She comes from.heaven, and on her wings doth
bear
holy fragrance, like the breath of prayer;
Enofsfeps OF angels follow IN their trace,
10 shut the weary eye of day in peace.
All things are hushed before her as she throws
Der earth and sky her mantle of repose;
There is a caimer beauty and power
That morning knows not in the Evening hour.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS j

All parties desiring information regarding any
matters connected with the Village, County OF
this section of the State, vii. please communi-
cate with the undersigned.
WIZ CHANDLER,
scc'y. Chehoygau Improvement Association.
no3i-k Oec6cgzS1, ytlezse
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MORTGAGE SALE-Default having been
NJ made in the conditions OF certain indenture
of mortgage bearing date the 18th day Of December
A. ID. S74 made and executed by William E Mault-
by and j. ne Maultby, of CneDoygan county, and
state of Michigan, TO Ephraim Nelson. of same
named Mace aud William 81. Bu;len, of Chicago
'ook county state of Illinois. to secure the pay
ment OF one hundred and twenty five uollars.which
said mortgage RECORDED in the Office of the Regis
ser # Dee3s. for Cneboygan county. Michigan. In
Liber .-B' of NOR cages on pages 464 and 4i5; ON
hch mortgage and the note accompanying the
same there is now due and unpaid the sum of one
hundred and twenty-five dollars, and inter st at ten
per cent from December 18th, 1874. together with
an attorney fee OF fifty dollars. provided for in said
mortgage should any proceedings be taken to fore
close the same; and proceedings having been TIA
ken either at law or in equity to recover said mort
gage debt any part thereof. Now, therefore, by
virtue of the power of sale contained in SAID mort
gage and by virtue OF the statute in such case made
and provided: Notice is hereby given that. on
Tuesday, the 20th day of February, A. d., 1877. at
two o'clock in the afternoon of said day, at the
front door Of the Court House. in the village Of Che
boygan, Cheboygan county. state of Michigan, that
being the place where the Circuit Court for said
county is heidi there will be sold at public auction.
to the highest bidder the premises described in said
mortgage, or much thereof may be necessary
to satisfy the amount due upon said note
and mortgage tor princlnal and interest, costs
, and expenses OF sale, and the attorney fee pro-
vided for in sad mortgage; said premises being
described as fol Ows, tO-wit: lot number four il
i'm fractional section SIX t6 town thrtYseven t37l
north, OF range one IL west, county OF Cheb "
gar. and state OF Michigan, containing fifty seven
and 76-l0o acres. be The same more or less.
Dated Move mber %. 1876.
EPHRAIM NELSON.
WILLIAM II. BULLEN.
Mortgages.
WATTS s. HUMPHREY, Attorney for Mort