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New-York tribune., 1877-05-14

HAyANt May - ~rgar-Market hru. active; some grades
further stock in Varciou-H at Havana and Ma
tzi. 2J2.,OO and ~ 900 h- receipts u thr week,
2r.JpO boxes and LOO hrds exports Uuriu~ tr
1900 AosCs and yuU hhd-. trCuuc G.lVp boxes and
IL 100 hhd- for The United states tayei sugar Sos 10 20
IT, 40l2ii reals arInh3' do, Nos ID 70 20 0 reals
Mosses sugar Sos. to TO- lUnll rcs MuscOyaGo, ln-
feIior to Far lOarl - do air 20 Gno very scarce
Centrifugal ia boxes l3a l5si reals do. bon hhd-, l5 !
reals; Flour tf-ustj per III fos hmcncan. Jcrkrd
American surarcured Lard. in kegs Si5oraG p
roatoc~ sll 5oasl2 ner bh Tow, S5oa@3- per glilal
wax yellow, +lG 5caFl7 per arrobI; White, 50 Q@21
TT1uvy-N0uc here. onions inquiry. saya stores
-Nothug doing. Coal Oh 9iei0t rcls per sal.pn.
Empty lfocsh..Is s. } %. LUWneTWmtr rEs @3l per
" u gold; yellow fIu, s-HDSjo IN gold BOX shook. =
reals; Uos.htads. 1870 uit; Mua-,r, ogShr.c
1920 reals; 80 degree. poariza ON, Iui.0lI reals god,
per krg. CusWiuc Tobacco 4I50SH per qpiHal. Com,
II 3n2 L. reals per aru5a Hoops shIndut al So0Rit for
lons shaved. Irc-itSDrmaut uu hated rates unchanged
1uha quiet spanish Gold, 2lILI-2j tNyhtugr firm;
on no io4I states GO1ar, currency. ~ az discount. short
sight, dp. lfaai discount, go days, gold J1,. priuuu;
snuu sight d.. jaioG2 premium; London lialli 4
premium, Oh Paris 40ii premium.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14

satean Western; y s5a o. inifrior to Common & ETtTa "a
S1'r S70Fo ln nHmon t9 D"'i o. ~ 80 ~
Interior common E2tia Weston - ojats 10 comi,n on
Good 10 Cocc do: civ Ni vtra ior g. aad - 20
60 - West indies; - s34 - ln,eos , ,1 ,o tic,
ao i5 no. G"Sa colo 20 S9"S an oa 70 20 500 10 Cnoc5 d6
~ 9o47, -. Common q" Goot Extra 81 iii5gj i%'Ji,aj
ann aa6 5r.o,r '''' Soi ii Ii;S I0U DUN AM
s.'gSSed s,e = % G'i Ie''.9 @ = IS 5o Gammo
C.oeo Fa.y ~ r. p o. ,, ,47i" h. !" tyo&R ~ lower and
plit s as -. .CgS gFAL ag,ansr: s,le.
3 70 66is yellow ester, i,cy snI peuusylv min - 20
go 50; Hrandyvinc p -. 1o.n . .t' ~ ~ 10 m ~ r.
GHAIN- Tho WHEAT mors taas about ie r DTS, ] H,<H n
Tor sirairii 10 MIwaukce. u &c Nsb wnter %hai &
hal strongly AMI quiet RYE "s I1l, no[e re- s.y (; S In
ne beu,r eHp, H99y Maze fi,. e5r ie bush prime
state, 70 arrive; some also lor elPnL - M
caaa i at si '5 70 a aad sb 20ojo Dash S,ii2ra9e
BrsTinf h4ll,y' Doe t9y,S % s'" No. is 900 u-h Lake
shore arrive a al hi' NINTH = i5oC ,,is sas' Es FF.'s
Canada Pari 2: 80 Icnain9er pyi's M scs 3e Peas
WIN st lade rport' sp2 paT Sas 5ni Te'' scarcely @p
w T''a tc d4iTme l9irg G6ro~ sales ea tie SPOT 5000
9a.n mg'caiaia',e osr aaa ,ca IN 7sci 40 ,
s2 nom, n'e3@G 3a,u EG,igT Gi WJstcr mTr store
Il S a6o5o BUSH de- seller a M c1ags1 o, ms. l''@gS ~.
6rer; -r- 600 bush Mixed Nstrrn and ,6 S.'s 80 to
vas dGi ud dsod dy o@,r l- a--o ioi oi ia'].gi'" ] -
ltyc F-cu. 80 - SI'r- - -; s W'iiup choice
nra win sid Supply '@i4 @ d., a51-. b. rca C6mce
~ala 10000 q eee p s r:5 sim steady. Hay
Shipping .uo7.c; retail fuaHs '',, ; r. V6e for Long
Hyt: 5ord9c for short iyc j., g, i, ,', lower
n. of ii 5s ,s ana Fs on hand d go bi,s
70 10 y
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14

,,.t-p NB NT-ThC transactions IN iis'b u ''"iis
,rs ar les, oi a retail character ahd pIces B'h,Idy
W. w. 6out decided change; the demand Ws lu1. ~
MeIv iste wants OF tho local trade 70 sell Ieriy nom
llo n1i r compelled 10 accept lower pilceHi N'a t NJ
Sl7 "",'., coo bbls. O all grades, mcuuhs o' Dh'
lHJnc.6ta IxiIa ssHs3 % Plain - 31IslI, ov ,
s N,Ginm Extra ~ OjdSS 10; COO DOS i@W ot.le
i,t g.a4s 400 bbls. city Mills fXtrH - "a
IAu +..rFUe ~ G0d$7 SO 49, bbls. No = - J'"fp ~
Dbis. As gOas6 90 No 2 81 GOQ$7 So aupcIlIe
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14
financial.
- sARr INVESTMENTS.

CHOICE AND SAFE INVESTMENTS; c,,,r
- Z. 3, AND 10 PER CENT
CITY AND COUNTY MUNICIPAL BONDS. ..,.,..,
RAILROAD bonds AND CITY H. h SloChS'
ASSURANCE. Gas, BAN * STOCKS. ETC -......, ,..,
STRICTLY FIf.-ICIApS SECJ RIFLES
PAYING 40 TO 10 PER tENI
INTEREST ALWAYS PROMPTLY PAID.
Eor salc at desirable prices Dy
ALBERT H. NlCOLAY & Co,
40 a. Pine 81. ew-IOrk
y. B.--IHycstmeut Securities our specially 70 years
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD COM
VA PANN-N0cs Is hereby given that tie transfer BOOKS
OF Lis company will close % the office of tns Farmers loan
T:ust Cluanv 80 20 Exchange place. Jn the l3 insI
AMI remain closed the 10th Juu' 1877. or tuc annual
election. X. -. kDboION, 'tcIeiHJ'
Npv.V1rk. MAY 10. 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14
NEW-YOBK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW


BOT I'd EI"IN Rot TT.
FOR TEEN. pN AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Etv-NUrk for Trenton ana b litu .At at 30.
$50 a20 ll3o a. No.. l5o $780, j'e. - alt 90 pn
To-. IIortDu.
Ita,s Philadelphia from station Ncsih Pcunsygaaia Rail
ro1s Tl1J sui Netsst- At 730. $50, go, lljO a. m,
l.lu $3.50. $3.50. l2 o.. u.
NlTr l1l, tt5i 500, oflo 800,
a. DID,. I2.l D, =. To- 49, G.Yl p.
pullman I M, Room On, are attached she $50 %.
ana .Jp m. aiUs and sleeping taTs Co. Hr ~ O'Clock mid
ui-hi trains ir1m hHth Nrw-lCr. aud Philadelphia.
SUNDAY THAIE~-Leaye NeB-NoIk and Philadelphia at
$3.50 o u., 3.} l- >. $500.
Ii..rs ior SHE at iaot of Lihory', Nos 529 and 9ii
Ir1sdaar principal iotr a offices no the Eric ftl
.ay 10 a.N.NOrs gsu B.O,kYu, lu1 at No. D iDUt'ty
Brooklyn Baggage checked i'ol re-ca". Q" destination
D.. p. BALDWIN, Grl. Pa-- Agent
TOR NEW-UANEN, HARTFORD, SPRING.
( FIELD. WHITE MOI NIa1N-. hoNIltEAI. a I'd IN
p'iit-. steamers i1F. Pier -, D. b., a. SIM;
tlll~tNrrUl,. % D. and 81 1s 800 special
trains t NeN.Hayen for Halt. ..Il -pnth 3D. @ Iicaets
and rhtC d tt 1913 ifrat.at N I b, tiu
Clufi 5t Brooklyn EXCURSION to NcwHiNtu aud return,
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14

There was quotation FOR money, and bar silver was
quoted at 81 ~ pence the ounce J. sish standard. The
sum OF G65.uuO bullion to-day withdrawn IRON the
Bank uf England " on balance In Paris the FTcuch
live per cent rcnteS opened at 102S72 ard closed at
1O2 50 Toe Eghrst price u the week lO31j ana the
lowest l0IsIi2 Sight Exchange on London was quoted
az 2j1i2 Here the foreign exchange market was quiet
usuui on saturday, and rates unchanged Nominal
rates ~ - and ~ 90 actual business rates being on
the basis o - s60 - S1 % the ior long and - Si
a~i s9h for sboit Gold opened 40 lo5 10 ana later soI
lU90IO1is On gold loans the leading rates were
and p carrying and nat rnc Suh-lrclsury dleouTst-
mtuts for thr week r5l6J6D interest and
called bonds, inclusive of TIO0pD and rli~,Voo to-day
Ine days bISnce, Of the Gold Clearing Department o
the Bank the state O. NcW-Iolk was as follows :;
Gold cleared. SIS 7u3OOJ gold balances. Sl,-Sl, ,lub
currency balances - 2G3 90. To-day gold quotations
were; .
10 - lO7lt 1910 ...l07 Il2.....I 7s 3.....l07 =
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14
GOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COM
- PASG.
or AEpEMPTLON.

All persons holding any Of the bonds Of the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company hereby notified tIt there uHH I i.c
hsads oi 80, Hd -uc, lu,.os uu'e- ile moii1afe ny
winch tr payment of said bond, D., secGfr, t-r ~uul Two
hundred thousand H"tt gold, which, u''i roe ieil' p ,
MORTGAGE. - dpu' able fu r'r redemption ur IHtir' OF A
bonds and tht Ir .rgIrd VIII Zee. Use -DJIst pr tla
Room $50. Gi Fourth and I0wus@ru.s, son Fran
cisco. tor the -II.uurr ri said bombs uuNl e 2-if gay '
May, 1871, no wlca time SAID proposals. VIII De- opu" al
ouch bond. utrI1 az c lIu 80 pIcU VAL Dt iracthtu
Cd purchased 10 the aWOuut aforesaid.
san Francisco, Apul -, l5iI.
signed, D, q; ILLS, }rru.tees
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14
EN.NTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE'

C0mmciciHc Jan. ]. 1871 Trans ave %. follows;
G,BH e. m.-tor f'vLlHgiou f-lstnH, BclNutrc, Nauch
Chunk, T.maqua Wills so1rrr E.mirl, O..
$40 10 m.-For El,,o'. Harrisburg. Nauch Cbdni Tama
Ni.krsUItrr. ~ IlawsDDIr. Sc.
1850 70. DE aud iO D. for ~omcrg e and Pennington.
- m-F.r Pennington. H.. ou, NalrH chunk, y likes
barre, iaUaqua. Iaztou. Reading, Pofi-yllc Harrisburg
q. ill., IUI EHst0u. b .NiIeT,, g.d tItt-auqui
r:3D yIur Eastou, AtntDHl and Harrisburg.
$50 U. For Lsg.1u.
train. % local paints see timetable ~ stations.
SUNDAY AIN--lrare at "H1 q. ln, 300. - D. m.
rrl dufcfurtiIe points. and az $50 for
. 70 3ou. kstiif-. 1fd Harrisburg
Perth arIhuy. Rel BluE Long Branch,
Ocean. Grove ,sg ,.lJ. I. & p.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14
NrrIZENS, LINE STEAMBOATS, FOR

" TROY. connecting with an railroad iucs North, ra-L
West. Nea and ma2u Ic,nt s,e.ub9ats leave daily
Saturdays cNccuieI az from lIr 80, y T.; loot .
LcrOyst Through tcsets sold and h1-a9e checked 10 All
points JOSEPH CORNELL. 0upcIuteu4out
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14

arc about to do tho same. II the experiment
poc sSful-and there II no reason why II should
pr'S ION IN the rates on hog products VIII UNI
nolN, illv be made in a short time.
H.frllo we note the canal rates on pork to New
., bavo been started at - per ton or about q mills
-, mile a rate which would fast run the Central and
r4r R,ilroad to the wall II it attempts TO carry at
- same Again, the abolition o. tolls on domestic
cus and cotton goods Will permit Of the shipment of
- k Of the heavy cotton goods by water because the
ne i'm freight will bo moro than double the loss in in-
80 sccssloucd by the longer time required Honce,
nth all OF these advantages to last for at least SIX
tls the merchants OF NewYork do not recover their
,.t r1uud IL viii be due 90 their supiueness. We
r., tsc capital with which, taking advantage Of the
s season. 10 drain the West OF the bulk Of its sup
rp... nj the close OF navigation 90 hayethem ware
t,u..d i'm Ncw-York instead Of at tie West
m. bluk statement today. except contraction OF
a. 44i BOO reflects In the items reported smaarmoVc-
7f tl,u OF late hut IN the discrepancy between the
e-s tncrc Is indication % the receipts OF S33G,OOO
,n .ot..n.l bank currency. The movement results n
s-11I-o -eutor excess I'm reserve over cgal require
rsrt. the total Of which is 32.7I pcr cent OF de-
,.t. A. .iu, 32il last week. Dctucuug the specie in
mi fm Che deposits, the legal tender reserve is now
o5u3p.r cent OF remaining currency deposits against
e4-4 Tie following are the comparative totals:
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14
A LBANY BOAT, PEOPLE" LINE.

- The elegant steamers DREW and ST JOHN leave Plei
a. y. r. Weokdty "a connecting az Albany
with railway trains North ana West only a. 30 and
reuct 30 points staeIooms warmed by steam pipes
during the cool months -
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14
gteaiAboais ano Railroads..

nEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
~ TRAINS FROM NEWYOhK.
BALTIMORE AND ONO HAILEOAr-tkprcfs iur Wa-hnetyn
and Jhe Wcst-s:iO A. Exfrrss for Washington aid ths
south-lOO p. Eyprss for washington the SoHtn ana
Wcst-g y. M.
FMg RAmwAY-0O0 and 1913 a. m. and p. m.
NEW JEEsEY CONTINUATION PAadelpn steamer caves
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14
CTNTTtL AND uIDsON
thoIu and W1storu Ezurrsl, With drawlng.

al CMclco ugd Western EXHr'-s with
CuauillgI3, AUcAr- Ger, bulalo, aHd
New-York tribune., 1877-05-14
'iSG rhIcEs on runADr1rnA STOCKS.

f.. 5ote .a.es for the fsr ......1 - G62
boyer @ GAYS seller 10 days; Cs seller 30 days. 4ZI4
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-06-22
Russians With English Faces.

The Russian soldiers seem to be imi-
Eating something besides the tactics of
the Teutonic army. They are well-be-
haved in camp and on the streets they
pay for what they get T; they are not in
temperate. "They walk along the
Streets" says correspondent of the
Standard, edo their business, and take
their pleasure with a simple, frank I'M
consciousness that reminds one of no
service in Europe saving the English. !"
They not only act like British soldiers,
but they even look like them. In figure,
face, and expression, the correspondent
adds, the Muscovite officer resembles his
British contemporary more closely than
he does the German The affected stiff
ness of the latter is wanting, while that
frivolity which used to be conspicuous
has disappeared. They live merrlly, as
why should they not, whose business tbs
to die, but they are prudent and decor
Gus withal. Such flowing of champagne
was never beheld in Bucharest, but it
flows with pleasant ripple. The
young fellows mind their own business,
crack their Jokes modestly among them
selves, stare, not Extensively, at ladies,
and treat the civil population with a per-
feet courtesy. The physical resem-
blance to Englishmen can be traced even
in the ranks.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-06-22
Catching a Bear with a Lariat.

Mr.. John Wilson, who lives on the
Colorado river, near Beasley's, San Saba
county, killed last week a "-ery large
brown bear. He was cow-hunting, and
had a revolver with three barrels loaded
when he came in sight of bruin. He
gave chase Immediately, and with three
balls wounded him slightly. Having no
more ammunition, he had recourse TO
his lariat. Many times did the bear de-
tach the rope from his neck before it
frightened around it, when finally Wilson
checked the horse the instant the moose
was passing over the bears head. A
quick jerk with the hand, hard pull
from the saddle pommel, as the trained
COW horse fell back on his launches, and
the fierce beast was secured. Then COM
menced a series of plunges, snarls, angry
growls, and frantic efforts to sever the
lasso; but with each struggle the rope
became tighter about his throat. Final
ly the air passages were closed, and the
bear was, as the horse breaker styles it,
choked down. Wilson sprung from the
horse and fastened the rope to n tree,
then caught the bear by the hind feet
and kept him stretched until he quit
struggling. Then with a small but
sharp-pointed pocket-knife he severed
his jugular vein. The bear weighed
400 pounds when dressed. -Galoeston
TernS) Mems
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-06-22
" Canker in the Bud"

You watch its development with expectant
solicitude-the choice, exquisitely-molded bud,
which promises TO unfold with the perfect flower.
You perhaps think how it will adorn the draw
ing-room vase, and anticipate the pleasure of
showing it to your fiower-loving friends. But
some morning you find its head dropping, its
fragrance fled, and an ugly purple spot on one
Of the delicately-tinted petals. 1t is the poets
"cankor iii the bud" How often the loath-
some capker blights the cherished "infant
blossoms in our household gardens-those
human buds which give earnest of a brilliant
cealed-scrofua- length reveals its dreaded
presence and TO our bright hopes succeeds the
most agonizing fear, for we know the fatal So
quel 1t portends-pumonary consumption. 1t
Is estimated by eminent medical authorities
that at least one-tfth Of mankind are afflicted
with this lnsidious malady. But its ravages are
30 secret that even its victims are unaware of
its presence until it suddenly discoses itself in
some of its myriad and ofttimes fatal forms.
slight cutaneous eruption is often the only
Indicator Of its presence. The only means OF
DISCRIMINATING this disease from the system is
by thorough course of constitutional treat
ment. This treatment must fulfill three indi-
cations, namely, promote nutrition, alter or
purify the blood, and arrest disorganization Of
the tissues and the formation of tubercles.
No more efficient Alternative can be employed
for these purposes than DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. While imparting strength
and tone to the digestive organs it cleanses the
blood and heals the diseased tissues. Test its
virtues ore the deadly csnker has blighted the
life you prize.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-06-22
WHILE THE ROBIN SINGS.
BY ELIZABETH AKEns ALLEN


The red-0reast warbles IN the leaness DranUno''
The firss shy sparrow tries nus tenoer u.A''
And Nav her grdie full OF palld blossoms. IN,
Trails slow her faint-green robes across inc An''
"A a ,,.io,cs not with light words and laughter
We watch the soft relenting OF the sky,
INIT with n touch Of vague. unspoken heart-acne,
NE sav :. the spring has come"-and smiie-hnd
sigh.
va NE arc glad. How il II that our gladness
Ia thus sedate. and calm, and well controlled
La n that tDy no longer Graves expression,
OR can be that we are growing oldf
Nave we SO changed? Are sense and spirit duller
T1au when our happy hearts made louder mirth
Was n grown, lees, our fond and quick perception
OF All the lovely moods of sky and earth?
Once we exulted in the mornings crimson,
The evenings purple, and the sunsets gold;
And every CLEAN and cloud brought added rapture,
IRE we had thought or dreamed of growing old.
Yea sin our grateful hearts leap up responsive
To the brave blue-bird laughing at the cold
Our eyes note every tint of sky and ocean
IL cannot be that we are growing old.
No-while our nearness TO the great All-mother
Preserves us humble, pure and tender-souled,
She gives OF her deathless youth and freshness,
And those who love her never grow old.
The years may check or still our lighter laughter,
And hush hearts with chidings manifold,
And spring may come and go, and ind and leave III
Sobered, perhaps, but surely not grown old
--.SeribHer for June ',ssSp
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-06-22
A Turkish Carriage.

A talega has wooden seats, with a
wooden roof, open at the sides, and
springs there are none. 1t is an instru-
ment of torture, devised to shake out the
teeth and batter in the skull, and, be-
fore we had logged many miles along
the road, there were 80 many bumps on
the top of my head that phrenologist
would have sworn that / was lunatic.
And 80 was, for trusting myself to
such a horrible continuance for making
man uncomfortable and sore, when 1 had
two strong legs able and willing to car
ry me. But forewarned, forearmed-
never again has mortal man been able
to lure me into like agitating machine.
Col. Baker.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-06-22
A Medicine of MANY Uses

medicine which remedies dyspepsia, liver
complaint, constipation, debility intermittent
and remittent fevers, urinary and uterine
troubles, depurates the blood, counteracts a
tendency TO rheumatism and govt, and relieves
nervousness, may be truly said to have many
uses. SUCH an article is Hostetter's Bitters,
one of the most reliable Alternatives Of a disor-
derby to well-ordered state OF the system
ever prepared sold. 1t has been over a
quarter Of century before the public, is in
dorsed by many eminent professors of the
heahng art, and its merits have received re-
peated recognitions in the columns Of leading
American and foreign journals. 1t is highly
esteemed in every part of this country, and is
extensively used i'll South America, Mexico, the
British possessions and the West Indies. If its
increase in public favor in the past is to be re-
garded as reliable criterion of its gain in
popularity in coming years, it has indeed q
splendid future before it.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-06-22

enough, during its continuance, in their
own powers of equipoise. Ellinor
Erskine was such woman. She had
gone to the utmost limits of precipice
now, and had looked down upon the
perilous depths beneath her, and had
enjoyed the excitement of her dizzy posi-
ton, and had maintained her cool
headedness throughout. II was time to
draw back. To have taken the leap, as
this man ut her side had been urging her
to take, would have been an act of folly
altogether ridiculous.
81 must disenchant the infatuated
creature" she murmured to herself, ''be-
fore we return to Oakwold." Then
aloud, ct will give you my answer
when we reach the armchair, Doctor
Stanley"
They reached it soon afterward. Its
high back, carved from the living stone,
rose up clear and distinct against the
evening sky.
Heaven help me, Ellinor, if that
answer is not what L hope for' he
whispered. "Be the passion sinful or
righteous, 1 have learned to love you.
Ny God Blanca !"
He stood frozen with horror now, gaz-
ing within the recess of the rocky chair.
Her face wearing the unmistakable
stamp of death, her golden tresses
floating upon the soft breeze, one hvid
hand clenching small vial-shaped bot
tie, the other pressed convulsively
against her bosom, Blanca Stanley sat
within the granite armchair, upright,
CHASTITY. immovable.
She had told the secret of her agony at
last, and had told it in voice of such
terrible power and meaning that they
who looked upon the awful rebuke OF her
lifeless beauty must expiate their sin
with lifelong repentance
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-06-22
Gen. Grants European Tour.

In response to a letter of Elihu B.
Washburne to ex-President Grant, in
curing whether he will visit Paris on
leaving England, the latter replies that
it will at present be impossible to do 80,
but that he may do so in September.
His present intention is to make al ex-
tended European tour, embracing Swe-
den and Norway, and then, sailing down
the Rhine, visit Switzerland, his pro-
gramme of route possibly including the
usual Italian cities visited by tourists. -
Cable DisDdtch.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-06-22
A Mathematical Prodigy.

An Austrian boy, ID years old, named
Solomon Stone, attending school in New
York, proves to be mathematical
prodigy. He solves the most difficult
problems in mental arithmetic with an
ease seldom, if ever, attained by old pro-
fessional accountants. He adds six col
umns of figures at once, does fractions
and calculates interest and square root
with the same readiness-all mentally
and much quicker than an expert mathe-
matician with paper and pencil.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-06-22
High Bluffs.

"They say the bluffs are mighty high
on the south side of the Danube, re-
marked one of party who were about
to drink at a saloon counter this morn
ing A thirsty check-guerrilla seized the
opportunity to ring in: High bluffs,
eha Why, they amt nothin' TO what L
see the other night Why, / see Jim
Orndorff plank up $3.50 on king high,
and get away with the pot. Whatcha
think o. that for a bluff ~ Virginia
(NeU.) Chronicle.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-06-22
The King Comes (!

We were crossing an alley on East
Mansfield street when our attention was
called by some boys drumming on a
tight board fence. Suddenly little fell
low on the opposite side on tip-toes
called out, "Stop your noise, boys. :"
" Hello, Tommy, is that you ?" said one
OF the boys. eyes, and we've got new
baby; he's orful tired, walked all the
way from heaven last night don't want
any row kicked up round here now. y
Crawford CO., Forum.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-06-22
American Spendthrifts.

The New York Times says: More
credits have been granted by our leading
banking houses so far this season than
for two or three years back. AS New
York alone very probably issues $45, 600,
600 of credits, the total amount of money
spent by our tourists in a season of four
months abroad may be set down at some
thing not less than 500, 000,000
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-06-22
AIligators as a Regular Diet.

The shooting of alligators in the
swamp in st. Charles parish. La, is of
more frequent occurrence now than for
merly, the colored people preferring the
meat of these animals to that of any of
the wild game in our woods. They as
sert that it is more sustaining than beef,
and more tender and savory than chick
en- or fish. COurier-JOurndi.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-06-22

A VERY singular feature in the marine
landscapes between Terre del Fuego and
the contiguous mainland is the floating
gardens of sea-weed. The plant fire.
9uently grows to length of between
800 and 400 feet. 1t gives cover and
pasturage to every species of crustacea,
great and small, while the intertangled
mass, swaying like ponderous curtain
in the water, effectually breaks the shock
of the most tremendous rollers.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-06-22
Good Material is Always Requisite

to great results. You may have the best flour,
eggs, milk, shortening, however, and still have
poor bread, cake, pastry ETC. Why? You didn't
use DCoLEY's YEAST POWDER. With this last
magic element to give order. harmony and
union to the rest, the result is mathematical
certainty. Try it, and be convinced.