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, 1877-05-19

Tilcro was published yesterday 100 largo
newspaper pagcs Of whnt was called tho
"Delinquent Tax List Of Cook County,"
1t waa fraud In ovory aonso OF tho wortl
It was not delinquent list, but merely
transcript OF ali tho subdivisions OF prop
crty iu tho county, because nobody thinks
Of paying taxes In this county before iudg-
,ncnt is applied for, which adds merely .
few cents a lot Ics the Impression Ia an-
uualIy conveyed To tho outside world that
pretty much all tho taxpayers OF Cook
County aro delinquent and TOO poor to pay.
But It Ia q mora serious fraud In another
way. 1t represents o cost OF $50,0oo In
round figures to tho taxpayem,-abont
$2o,0o0 for the preparation Of the list,
go, 200 for tho printing thereof, and $10, 600
Tor tho ilnal rocord. The same and only
purpose which 1t sorves might be attained
at cost not to exceed $100,-thet In 10 says
tho publication Of few lines In evczy paper
published in tho county to the eflect that
Judgment would he applied for III tho Court
ngainst all property on which the taxcs were
not paid before certain date. Thtswould bo
good and sufficient notice to every property
owner who had not paid his taxas, If the
Inv wero changol 10 suit. but tho present
Legislature has refused 10 relieve Cook
County Of this 35o, GOO plundcr, aud overy
other county In the asato Of q proportionats
burden. because It helps support some impo-
ouuious newspaper from which loeal poliu-
cal fnvors arc expected. It was the custom
OF the former Treasurer Of Cook County
, 1877-05-19

A correspondent writes THE TR1nusa desr'
ing to know tho titles Of some OF the best works
on Turkey and Russia. The standard works aFo
"The Ottoman Power IN Europc,r by E. A.
FREEMAN; sc1iuyLxn's "Turkcatan;" VAL
IAcs's "Russta,n and CuHzoH's "Trarcls ID
Armenia" all ot which can ne procured ut any
important bookstore.
, 1877-05-19

80 marvellous are tho changes Developed by
time, that the action II some Of the auboriI.
Mates Of the Government at Washington In The
JAKE RknK case Indicates that before long tie
Government will mako liberal offer to that
muc>, perserutcd individual to pay him halt
be- % i,as N sustained. Really tho obligation. i 81
"plighted faith p" and "sacrcd honor ~ on .ha
part Of tho Government attorneys towatd
JAcon orc 80 overwhelming tllat 1t Is possible
hia friends muy yc. calf public meeting 10 pro-
test against bis further Inconvenience, especially
by suita to recover from him Ills hart.carucl
slare Of tho public revenues.
, 1877-05-19

Tho Dcs Moines Ntgister, Springfield Journal
aud Omaha Republican, who have gonc ofl Win
DLA1aa and thu Democrats IN opposition to Tho
Republican President HAYES. hayo the rhesS 70
prase about party fca1ty aud political coas1sF
EnuY.
, 1877-05-19

It Is satd that no home IL large enough to bold
a man and hla mothcr-in-law. Does this sule
also apply to steanboatst The fact TINT thu
Presidential fatally go to Europe on the 1udlana'
while sAnroHis and wffo sailed Thursday on
tue Nuecnburg. would scem to haye bearing
upon thls question.
, 1877-05-19

Tho Ctncinnatt Gafstt4 speaks Of Chicago as
"the placo where tho people ought To wash
their feet IN The luke, but do not.' True, BE-
cause the water Of tho lake Is used for drinking
purposes. The drinktng.water Of Cincinnati
however, gives color to the presumption thai
the feet of her entire population are bathsd Ia
tho Ohio NrcF daily.
, 1877-05-19

The Entsr+0etan exhibited to it, readers ycs-
teslay, without extra Charge, the tail that wags
the DOG. There were eight pages Of "uog"
and 19B pages Of "tail," tho latter Icing tho
tax.llst sinecurc. published at high rates and
paid for out Of money wrung from tax'bur-
dcntd people. This payment viii enable the L.
o. to "wpg" along until ita mortgage notes
fnnf1trh.
, 1877-05-19

The most con1ical thing wo havo cGcr seen Ia
tho Springfield Journal IL It's reminder that Tuz
TRIBUNE, under Its previous editor, supported
Gn1rLkY for President. Tho point OF tho
"goak" 10, that the editor and proprietor of the
Journal who trlca to slur Tue rH!BuHE Was
GnaBls1's saost jealous supporter 10 tho
Etate.
, 1877-05-19

"A woman" suggests to m Eastern paper
the employment Of woman a. ushcrs vi plaee
OF amusement. a most excellent auggcst"n'
Good.iookng men would not have to stano ~
ths ats|cs thcu,
, 1877-05-19

r,,ocos I'm. thox mav not Inv In &ait and
rounco nnon men Who aro roadv to take
t1,om. Minors ,nay refuse to continue al TO-
dncct1 yatoa. or SUSPEND work under do.
mand for better nav, hut they may not 49,
..nlt ot,,or men who desire 10 do Tho work nt
terms vl,tc,, the employers ofror. Such
Inv viii t,o n nrotecsion for vorkinemcn ns
wall "a for omD1oyore, Every man las tho
rioht to oarn Ills living In m honest faation
At auy wages and on any terms hs may choose
Ia accent. and f}ovarnmant owes him pro-
lection against tbrcats and violence III exer-
, 1877-05-19

Tho Dcs Moines Regtler Is "a ttckleti o'sI
0AlL's letter ~ 1t wns when It went thtopka
poor B. +. ALLEN for thu fuuds necessary "
keep It out Ut bankruptcy.
, 1877-05-19

When theru Is .s'a woman In the ease' ~ ~
Journal would show discretion pY eoasP~o'A'''
mIndIug l&4 uWp buREness.
, 1877-05-19

The Jaar..a. yesteraay publ:shed as war neS,'
on its first page aud "luadcd," nearly ot
uu,p OF matter which appeared In tho reg q
tl,s lay bciorc. How Is this tor enteFp5isSt
, 1877-05-19

The G1ohe- -D<noerat claims to haYe aoo'is"eu
pcrsoual journalism tu 6t. Louis, Thts x1'' y
gratifying news To the surviving fHenaA %
MACAuLAT.
, 1877-05-19

Tho Couritr~Jouraai asks II JSssn o"Ast
better writer than Col. faau. 'fsas "AsN
you ret a spcclmcn OF two.
, 1877-05-19

Yesterday the Presbyterian Gonoral As
sembly was'busled In completing ita organl.
zation, Oh far as possible, by tho appoint.
ment Of committoos aud by tho reference OF
various resolutions 10 he reported on here
after. Tho Assembly Ia harlly uudos way
as yet, and will not DO until next wool. Dy
TINT timo tho standing committees will begin
to make their reports, mud nothing will ro-
tarsl tho transaction Of business. Tie hand
shakiugs will be oycr, the members
will DO sottlol in tho homes where they
aro entertained, aud after tic rsss
oi Sunday will bs ready to listen,
to discuss, md to vote. Yesterday the rest
lessness incident 10 tho commencement Of
such session was quite manifest; 1t will,
however, soon disappear. as the Commits
aloners learu to understand tho Moderator
and themselves. An interesting feature Of
tho report In to-day's issue Is the announces
ment Of tho religious services Of Sunday,
for which assignments hava thus Tar been
made from among the clerical delegates.
, 1877-05-19

1,nva rtncni an rCcnr1i protest nRnil1at the
nassaue bv TINT body Of tho bill amending
Tho stato Royenno law. Among tho ronsons
oiven IL tic following:
First-Dccause satd Senate amendments abro-
gate the tax on capital stosk OF fasoaus ana eee
graphs ~ Inc very 'ae "'e tsra ~ ~ ss,IS onS
r. eoua,i.e as between reh
companies and poor ones; to fctnquish which tax |
IL 10 loss to tho pnb''c nearly million ao!la's an,
nua,'y OF @sea oe''aoae" " ''s>'S' IT." '4'"'
f'sn.'; =. ,,a..,,o l., .,.o., TINT +ba nonrta
...s:, !. - -. ss,.,,.rv y, Inv can3tn, etonka
-. a-t.. =. aana1;-o ..ssasnanta hotyecn
.s,,, .o1,ran;oa on,1 r,oor mas. Tho Oourta
49,, @ sn.hinr otort t,,o neccssiIy for dnv such
.a~ rr1;s nro,ost ID tho naaara,on Of tho
..,o.. - ~acr,osa n-e,r,1;co md Of prctudice
.ann,,e,1 , ~ ~ ianaranra The railroads of ILL.,
.,oia 1vo-a h,,i,t tv I'm e,nondi.uro Of money.
srta 1 - NJ .,,ov no waa l,o,,oht md maid for.
.,,o n,otoria1s ~ tho roo,lwava. tic whole
~a.,,s.non. ,,,,,a,no ovorv vnst,oo of Y,rop,
srtv .1os honoht nd ,,a,d for. The moans
=, .h,.o ,onan,,o. .yna dorive1 from stock
sr,s.rin,,ons md from tbo sa1os Of bonds.
T.~..,,4;an 49, .on,no,;sa ovn un,1or or
Ls.s ~ '1aa4s:, ~, .a,, Ia so,a md ennvarto;1
ae'o s ~ .,,a @ ,,sn,or,s wv w ~ tho co,nnan,e.
'n'o iu'ueS 20 w.. !Aor oi,.ss ,.,,,o.,r t. taxoa
~ III, u,.oso, ,1,so-;a,;r,,,ar ~ va}nc oooinat
',s.....- s nj. :. ;,,,o..o;1 T., th,u
~ soss - ,s-.",,, aa,1 1,av,rd t,,o s,o,o
ptope'H 30 s ~, 1...ssa ~ a,.to tho,,o,,
'uo -. eoAsH .. . 49, or,,s,-,;o, l. It'll,
a. w. ~. ~. ~. c.... ~ 1n,,o,s ,,,a3ets
~. o'"'o' =, .,'~ .,..... -. .,...,
, 1877-05-19

Tho Colognc Ga.tite distributes the Turkish
forces in Europo - follows: At Wlldln, $1,000
ueu; between 1satova and Ntkupo'ts, Opposite
tho Valley Of tho AIuta, 12,uJo: a1ung Tic Dau.
ubo frou Rustchuk to Turtukat, 20,t0o; he.
tween sl!stri, and lsassova, 2e.G1>; IN tho
Dobrulsclla, 10000; ut varna, .a,t'nI; Al. p..
xart1syhk, Is 000; md bctw cen Sc!unsa un.l H.
grad, 5000, 4 rcsorvc corps ut prcscn: IN
course Of formation ut Tamboll anil saura nun.
bcrs eight battallons and two batteries; tcc-
oud, nlso in a stats of formation Mt Tirnowa,
comprises scycn battaltons aud tl,rco batteries:
third, between sofia and Nisch, inc'ulea six.
teen battations, six batteries, and regiment Of
cavalry. This would make total Of lttla
over zoo, ,000 men in European Turkey.
, 1877-05-19

except on holiday occasions, does nat
wear tho bcnr1 severe and eye Of formal
cut {as tho Improved HnAksrHARn hath II; and
he uoycr desires 10 he mistaken for Congress.
man, or any nthcr Objectionable character; anb
he never IL 40 mistaken, when he ID sober. FR.n
DOUGLASS really mist amend his Indictment in
this respect, Ut TIE 1R'nusR will be compelled,
however reluctantly to abandon him forthwith
In palltaton Of Ills o1ensc, It 1nay be sufficient
10 etatc that the lecture waa written soc Ypar.
ago, and has been delivered both in Chirnuo anl
Washington, and applaudea; what uAs true
when II was first produced may have since been
altered by fats or destiny, OF the fact Of Ii.
holding an Office.
, 1877-05-19

Applicants for tho position Of Fos1ma1'e1 NV
now called olilce-see-kEr-rs.
, 1877-05-19

10 which they prevaitcd before. Tho ward
hummer editors mud dcad.bcnt newspapers
evidently do not want the Mississippi ruffians
punished, Tor, If that were their purpose.
they would suggest something besides tho
Of carpet-paggcrs, Who novor
punished thom, but only encouraged thoir
nnd massacres. Thon 1t must
be the Offices they have in their minds.
THE GRAVITY OF THE FRENdH cR1s1s.
In AT axticlo upon the graviay Of tho |
French crisis, printed in our Inst issue, tho
situation was discussed from single point
of viow,--the dismissal Of the Ministry on |
account Of It's refusal to oppose the repeal
Of the Press laws by the House. There ia
another phase Of tho question, howevor, OF
much graver importance. and likely to DO far
reacbiuR in it's consequences, involving, ns
II, 9AMnErrA satd in his closing speech.
"var at home and abroad" We refor to
the Ultramontano intrigues which for some
time past havo distracted Franco aud ovon
affected Italy with their baloful influence.
That tho render n,ny thoroughly appreciato
the bearings Of Ultramontanism upon tho
DfGHG0F Cf3HlA4 <A44 AlAElC A4No* III 0~A440" AA0F
retrospective In character.
Az soon as 1t waa evident that Russia Ind
Turkey woro drifting into a war which
would seriously engage tho attention OF the
other European Powers, tho Ultramontano
Dtahops OF Franco commenced to agitata In
bchalf Of the temporal power OF tho Pope.
Violent charges were delivered, setting forth
tlat tho Pope was prisoner, md furioualy
dcnouncing tho 1kalinn Government. At
Inst tho Clericala bcoaine 50 emboldoned as
to demand that President blAoh{AnoN
gl.ould reinstato tho Pope by main forco.
Tho Italian Government complained OF
these intempernto donunoiatious,. and the
French Government isaucd circular warn-
Ing the Diallops to dosist. Tho Loft there
urou called for tho facts, and was informed
by II. S1MoN, then at tho head of the Oabl
not, that tho Bishops Ind obcyed tho wa1n-
lug, adding thot tho 1talian Government had
observed tho Guarantee low, aud TINT the
Pope was only voluntary prisoner. Tho
announcement was not altogether satia-
| factory, aud furious debato sprang
up, making Eltramontanism tho chief
| feature Of French politics. Meanwhile now
clements appeared in tho quarrel. Tho
| Bishops issued circular OF an in1ammatory
character. Petitions wore sent In to tho
House in fayor Of tho temporal power. Tho
pope, by spccial briof, instituted tho Chau.
collor Of tho Catholic University Of Lille.
Tho Ministry refused to recognize tho ap-
polntment, On tho 4th Of May, At. GAM
BETA, In tho conrsa Of dobato, delivered =
, 1877-05-19

Monroe strrtt, between State anJ Dearborn. sNode
ytlIe eftetuMent' Enlargement Of uen 7 IhomPSon.
- 1ushus a9h1tcomb.r Afternoon ani ercntnE.
, 1877-05-19

Thn Erening Journa! yesseraay struck
bonanza and made tic most OF II thus:
Our foreign ruws Of today ia highly sensational.
We would not Hike to vo1ch Tor the accuracy Ut lts
moro startling statements.
Next comes the "htghly sensational ucws,h
preceded by startling display headings:
,rrfn trAnt
, 1877-05-19

ENGLAND 70 m rAEctFtrATBD INTO THE CON.
FLIcr!t
, 1877-05-19

TuH czAn WARNED or THE iNNiN EKT DANGER or
TiiE BITuATtoNttt
, 1877-05-19

fIayer6yss ThentFc.
Randolph ttfetf between Clark ana LasAle'
Eucagcmcnt Of tho Ainec Opera 'Rouf6 Troupe
Afternoon, "la Perichole." Ertnlos. LA TlEopaIe
&tAffeot."
, 1877-05-19

Forcrnush'4 Circus.
Laks Park. foot Of Waabtngton street. Afternoon
4nt evening"
, 1877-05-19

t1nVtrkersB ThcAtras
Madison street. between Dearborn md ftasc.
Engagement OF Iaoso EYtinRe. Afternoon. "Lcd
Astrayr Evening, "Mss sarah Mutton"
, 1877-11-10

The Presideat called attention to the fact,
that although the schooner is under contract for
the transport of the mails, We cannot do as We
like in reference to her; she may have in cargo,
which must be discharged. whereby the regular
communication might be stopped. The homo
rable lst Member for Christiausted's Country
District (Coulter) had spoken of Barbados s;
but he overloOks that the steamer arrives there
only once a month, and more than half of the
cases of delay happen just when the mails do not
arrive via Barbadoes.
After some further discussion, the interpella
ton was dropped.
The Chairman stated that be had been re.
quested by the Presidency to cause the election
OF members to sit in the Tax Commissions.
Elected we're: for Christiansted Mr. G. B randt
aud a. Meyer.
Ferderiksted Mr.. R Flynn.
and G Sarauw.
The Chairman appointed the next meeting
for Monday % h October IL o'clock.
, 1877-11-10

ZH
among the shipping. In the harbours and
docks. vessels were tern from their moor
ings and driven ashore. Whole fleets of
fishing boats aud small coasting vessels
were missing and fears were entertained
for their safety.
The gaze appears to have been the worst
that has been experienced in Great Britain
tor many years, though the atmosphericaI
disturbances of last winter were also very
numerous and severe. We of St. Croix
may we'll be thankful that we have been
exempt from any thing of the kind during
the season that has just passed. Indeed had
a gale of such duration and violence visit
ed us it would have left behind it, proba-
bly,. many more disastrous tokens of its
strength than those reported from Eng
land.
, 1877-11-10
G O LO N i A l..
] A NJ I A.

"A "a A ! a
A new immigration to Jamaica is talked
.ot, netting less than the settling there Of
several small farmers from Louisiana aud
Alabama, whose property has been d@s
troyed by the overflow of the rivers and
ba: ous.' If the plan, which is at present
under the cara of Mr.. H. Barrow, Of S..
Thomas in the vale, succeed, other imni-
grants will follow. The Cleaner has these
remarks on the subj CT:
"We shall be glad that the scheme spc-
ceeds, as such success would indicate the
permanent settling amongst us of a class
Of active, intelligent, Iaborious people.
accustomed to real work aud who would
be an example for emulation among those
Of our populations who are opt to deem
manual IabOur OF any kind as degrading,
or those whose ideas Of labour and toll
are cucumscribed to the bare necessity Of
only earning SO much as will satisfy the
immediate wants of a day. The fact of
these proposed immigrants ha ling from
Louisiana and Alabama is a guarantee at
olc', that they are the very people, above
all others iu the United States Of America,
best suited tor the wants OF Jamaica, or
Of any British West India Colony. The
cultivation of the sugar-cane aud of corn
IN those states of the North American
Union forms part and parcel of the staple
cultivation. These immigrants will, there
fore, bring with them the necessary know
ledge OF the great staples prevailing with
Us. The class of persons thus proposed to
come to Jamaica are of a class of imml"
grants superior to any yet introduced or
proposed to be introduced here"
Mr.. Barrow is a merchant Of long stand
ing, and has also been a proprietor OF
several large sugar estates.
An address has been sent to Sir Anthony
Musgrave by the "Piiuters Committee" in
which they complain of the existence with
in the walls of the Penitentiary, OF a
Convict Printing Office, which they con-
slider is calculated to destroy the influence
and responsibility Of our calling" For
ourselves, we cannot see this, and we do
rot wonder that Sir Anthony replies that
"the practice of a trade or occupation by
those who have been couvicts is not open,
in the case Of the printers calling, to any
objection which would not also equally
apply in respect Of other trades and that
1T would scarcely be justi6able to say that
one who has been convicted of crime shall
neither know nor be taught any honest
occupation by which he may in future be
enabled to live a more reputable life"
The Governor held a grand levee on
the 18th ulto. to which apparently "all
the world" of Jamaica went. Among the
presentations to His Excellency, number.
ing 1875. we notice the name Of General
Geflrard, Ex-President of Hayti (not Ex.
Emperor. as the st. THome Tsdsnde has it.)
A meeting has been held for the purpose
OF raising funds for the relief of the suffer.
ers by famine in India. 1t was, however,
very poorly attended, but q Committee
was appointed to collect funds to add to
the collection already made by the various
religious bodies in Kingston.
The Standard makes q statement, and
puts . question that we often hear in St.
Croix; s IA
The universal want is money and the
, 1877-11-10
GENERAL NEWS.

The latest cublegrams give us uNfavora.
bic accounts Of tie Turkish prospects
both in Europe and Asia. We shall how
ever look for confirmation OF the despatch
from the Times Vienna correspondent,
before giving full credence 10 his state
ment as 10 PIevna being untenable, as past
events lead us 10 believe that if provisions
can be conveyed TO Osman PAsha, his
position is not oaly tenab!e but almost
impregnable. The Russians appear to
have made rapid advances in Asia to the
eOuth west, and may now be on their way
to capture Erzeroum aud thus materially
Improve their prospects of success. The
Turks will be put to their wits end to
hold Kars and Erzeroum, and still retard
the progress Of The Russia1 forces.
The French election returns M to
November 9Th show an increased Repub.
lean majority. though NJ. Gambetta's
es'imated numbers have not been reached.
"A modification of the pres ut Ministry
has already been decided on, but it is now
an open question as to whether even this
concession Will BIO acceptable to the
majority.
We see that President Hays is meeting
with severe opposition in Lis own state,
where be has hitherto been so popular.
His avowed determination to root out
some OF the gross evils in the Civil Service
Department, has acted like g%unpowder
"Snd sulphur upon a hornets nes'. and
raised o whole swarm Of opponen.s about
his ears. Those who ha7e hitherto had their
W way with appointments and PATIO
rage, aye afraid like Othello to find their
Z" occupation gone" We are glad, how
ever, TO note .lat The context 10 this in
formation says {" the body of the people,
irrespective of party, show a disposition
that he will continue his policy of reforma-
zion. undelefred by opposition which is
offered by men who seek to benefit them
selves at the expense either country.
Our Scotch readers will regret to hear
of the almost entire destruction by fire Of
Iuvsrary Castle, the hereditary seat of the
Duke of Argyle. This princely mansion is
believed to have been struck by lightning
during the night of the 18th ulto. 1t burned
with undated fury for many hours, entirely
destroying many articles of vertu collected
at various times by the Campbell family,
besides much costly furniture and other
yaluables. The total damage is estimated
at above EGO 600.
On the morning of the 18th ulto. a gale
broke over England from the southwest, of
sush unusual fury that it resembled more
tho hurricanes of the tropics than the
storms to which more northern countries
are subject. In many towns houses were
unroofec and trees uprooted. The report
from London ssys :. the gale broke over
this city in gusts with the strength of q
hurrisane-" Much loss of life and proper
~ 10th in London and other places is re.
psttea. Plymouth. Portsmouth. South
ampt1n, and many other seaport towns
~ At dspags and loss pf life
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-10-27
Foul Play at Petoskey.

A special telegram to the Inter-Ocean
dated last Sunday, states that the body
of Charles Miller was found floating. in
the lake early that morning, and. being
recovefed, it was found that it had re-
ceived several terrible cuts about the
face, and the back of the head was badly
mangled, showing without doubt that
he had been murdered by persons who
knew his circumstances, rs he was there
THO day before buying goods, and had Il
large sum of money. lie firea-ai Cross
Village, OIL the island in Petoskcy Bay,
where he settled several years ago OIL
land bought of the government. He had
acquired IL Urge fortune, was 36 years
old, and leaves a wife and several chill.
dren.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-10-27
The Saginaw Lumber Market.

The Saginaw Enterprise states that
quite large amount of lumber had
been purchased last week, which was to
be held on the docks until the opening
OF navigation next spring. Two
sales are reported of 100000
feet each, and one of 100000
feet, which is to be held over. This is
owing to lack of carrying capacity and
the high freights. Many dealers also ell
terrain the notion that dry lumber will
be considerably higher next spring than
at present, and they are accordingly
loading up. On: FIR day last Rochester
parties purchased 100000 feet, log run,
inch anG inch and Il quarter, at S. %,
so so and 500. Also, Toledo buyers
took 100000 feet inch and inch and
half, at the same figures.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-10-27
The Happy Seven.

The members of this organization have
gone into training preparatory to giving
some entertainments during the coming
winter. The first one, we understand.
they contemplate giving i'm the new
town hall as soon as 1t is finished. The
enter ailments given by the boys last
winter were well attended and apprecia-
ted by our citizens, and doubtless the
proposed entertainment will be fully as
good, if not better. than their former per-
fOrmances. Due notice of time will be
given. SO that our citizens may be pre-
pared to take in an evenings amusement
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-10-27
Cur New Sign.

Last Monday the TRIBUNE hal.a new
sign put-up, which, if we do say it our
selves, We think is a credit to the village.
as being the work of home talent. As a
specimen of sign painting, we think it
Will compare faYorably with such work
anywhere. Norman w. Lyons is the
artist, and the sign speaks for itself as to
his ability i'll that line. We would
recommend any of our citizens desiring
tasty work in the line of signs to give
Mr.. Lyons call.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-10-27

A good domestic Sulpller bath can be
instantly prepared by taking cake OF
Glenn's Sulpher Soap into the bath tub
Such an expedient will. to use a slang
phrase, knock the spots off, any victim
of cutaneOus bleinishes. Sold by all drug.
gists % cents. Hills Hair & Whisker
Dye, black or brown. so cents. l5-4