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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-12-14
100000 Acre
MICH GA N La
F OR s A l.
THE lands the
jackson Lansing s.
Are nowofrers'
Lou Prices and on

The railroad is construct
from jackson to u ayiofl, 4 ~
ured anu thirty-six miles, aad
pieteu TO tile stralIs of Mackf
lance 1T ABOUT Fifty live miie
PARTICULAR attenLio, is .'al
OF the best white ana No
the ilne OF the road, anu
Cne5Oygan, NJ .skegon ans
inost important logging 81
Ihe farirlnS Lands q
some OF the most fertile
wood lands in the state.
called 81 the farming 10
and Oheb0ygan cOu~r
rolling; timUered mais
pie; soi', black sandy
springs OF the gu esL
being rapidly settled
In the vicinity VIII
market tor rOd'sa
For pine lan.l
der in tbree eGH
est at seven pt
tiers, LONGS
oend IL
hgurs ~
Snofs
T'URs
OcAn IT.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-12-14
Notice.
Taken Up.

GAME to nv place about the LIST of October
~ six months old red calf, with little while
on the tail and belly. The owner can have the
cane by paying charges.
CHRIS NEAMANN
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01

LowtT fEARfs.=0he day three or
tour weeks ago . gamin who seemed TO
have no friends ia the world was run
over by a vehicle on Gratiot avenue and
fatally injured. After he had been in
the hospital for week boy about his
own age and size, and looking as friend
less and forlorn, called to ask about him
and 10 leave an orange. He seemed
much embarrassed, and would answer
no questions. After that he came dali
", always bringing something, II no
more than an apple.
Last week, when the nurse told him
that Billy had no chance 10 get well,
The ssrang boy waited around longer
than usual, and finally askedii be could
20 ina He had been invited MANY
times before bat had always refused
Billy, pale and weak and .emacia-
ted, opened bis eyes in wonder at the
sight Of the boy, and before the boy real
lied who it was, the stranger bent close
to his, face and sobbed:
"Billy can ye forgive . felleri We
were allus fighting, and was allus toe
much for We, but I'm sorry Fore yf
die won't ye tell me ye haven't any
grudge agin me ?" s.a4
The young lad, then almost in the
shadow OF death, reached up bis thin
white arms, cIasped them around the
Others neck: and replied:
"Don't cry, Bob--doh't feel bad /;
was ugly and mean, and / was heavihg
stone at We wheR- the wagon hat me
If yen forgive me III forgive you, atfd
I'll pray for both o. Us"
Bob was half an hour late the morn.
ing Billy died. when the nurse tool
him 10 the shrouded corpse he kissed
the pale face tenderly aud gasped:
"D-did be saything about-aboui
me -
"He spoke Of you just before he died
asked If you wefe here" replied the
nurse.
"And may ! go-g0 to the funeral
And he did. He was the only mourn.
er. His heart was the only one thai
ached. No tears were shed BY others
and they left him sitting By the new.
made grave with heart so big that ht
could not speak.
II. under The cra=. Of vice and isno.
rance there are such springs Of p6Ft
feeling and true nobility. who shsl
grow weary Of doing good Free Press
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01


SEvnx THagsANu MIEnaoNs Very
faw people have arealszing sense, ~
6rst thought. of TIE u7sgnispte 81 seeen
thousand milIionss a biiIicAss The
FFayneSbarg. ~. Mtsstagss says -
'sEuppoaa 500 were 40 ulldsElakG g
cauHt this amount in hard doalargs how
klssg do ycn suppose lt would take YQr
tc accomplish the task Suppose yqp
count sixty z minute. that 80 sofk seE
hours . eays and <hNee isss'saFeu aays -
? year--5p hy g = s'lld e J. s.s1l1v' peg
hpQr' e - wv PR ssy; oE : 'vsg'.E
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n 49, sssA'v Vo''i Raa ~ hna = s..s.sss
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49, -. - ,'.;.l -. ,ssa "a rlsS;s's
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01


CAPTAIN CAAPo AND WIFE =
refreshing q the .1.onsssss g Suisere
and Beauty e turn from tns shaeoy gaEis
g ne little cra!t Q one-anasa-nail sons
- whasfl Iapsaan eFapo 80 20 wsae
crosses tne = AslanAiSs = afae - ifet'f tse =
1edlosdl ana = genuine speci'nee q
the 1ankee wlaiena1a. marcy, w.
0ronzea ana nfsNny' Nisnoas sn -. Sanss s-'.s's
y saPeknaeas A'ssa ;atson ...s.s' - - -
ss aasAa 9 = alsa 4 ~ 80. - :. e's- -
20 : - =. - - - -
spoa =. t,,s ..Is VIE po ,...s eesp'. 49,
n..ss = 5's..ss. s'.s - - s........'
s.s. ~ --..'' =. - = '.''''' n -
90 ~...s.-..a e.e.-nea Add sfsI|
.;tt;ne g. lane Il one pos,tson - I asked
49, - =
net. tn ws..i n "a. /. rv.nNsr sF s.v.
w;tbo,,s : drv hed. Fvertthins wa
-. a.. ~.Ih.r sn;,s n,ossd na nro-
,.c,;on .g.;nss ~. saIt ra,et. II worked
,hsn..b srerv,h;no '''
nYes . said the Captain, "rny hands
were raw and sore fg5ns constant e4
nn.s.a - - ~" .nravD =
POoS1s @ITs y u.s si.s s:,.. 80. von an ~.
- % =, T alLaS - ~
"s.T "Tw.D,v -. S,1 of Ere tweDtv.four-
n. a;d na;h;n. >. sa;d he aiIud;nv A
NJ. Canta,n crano- "NothinU Al
isas. hn, s0d,,s +"
sT couldn't stretch ont when I Law
lawn ~ Tbera ;sn,t mueb snare room
= ons..n1..-haITt Ttor r,sFs vvhen she :
go, he- w.,e, and s,ores nm hoard for a
sr;n - Furon. " .bs temarked naut;-
caIiv R
.fiJow did vou cook -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01

A LOGICAL DoLLAR.-What co1stis
tutes dollar! This has become ques-
ton Of much importance, and the an
swer is readily al hand. A contempo-
rary furnishes IL: "The dollar Is 3714
grains Of pure silver mixed with 254
grains of base metal, and then shaped
and stamped and marked with certain
devices: and. also, the dollar is % 81
100 grains Of pure gold mixed with
9 So 100 grains Of base metal, and then
nodded, shaped. and stamped with cer-
tain devices. Either Of these j. doll
lar, and they are exactly equal to each
other by law, and they are also by law
devisable into halves, quarters, tenths,
hnndredihs, &C., SC. That is, this dol
lar il disisible into 100 part called one
cent. and the whole containing 100
cents: these cents being al eqnal, or.
mother words. 81, Is first, 41l4 grains
Of coined silver, and. second, it Is % g.
10 grains OF gold, each being Just to the
other. and each consisting 100 cents
eqdal to each other: and, as q part can
not Be equal TO the Shole, 50 Is 81 not
equal 60 100. Hence. i silver dollar
Be Onis tqaaI 20 81 cents, then is a
thing not equal TO itself. which cannot
be.'F ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01


DrD He TELL LrE IA good story
- told Of ship owner Of Liverpool,
which wlll bear repeating. Our mer-
chant was Quaker. and pEIded himself
on has honesty. He would not have
told downright falsehood 20 save the
value Of his best ship Jacob suffered
one Of his ships 10 set sail from Calcut-
ta FOR home without any insurance upon
either vessel or cargo. At leagth he
became uneasy. He was confident his
ship bad encountered bad weather, and
be feared for her safety. La this strait
he vent 70 his friend isaac. He called
han friend. though We are under the
impression that Isaac was one Of the
children Of Israel.
"Friend Isaac" he said. 81 would
Ike fOr thee 10 insure my ship which Is
al sea. / should have done II before,
but have earelessly neglected it. IL
thee canst have the policy signed, all
ready for delivery, at three o'clock
on the afternoon Of the morrow, ] will
lend and get il. and send the money
in full"
Isaac did not seem to be anxious to
insure the ship. but upon being assured
that no unfssorabIe intelligence had
been heard iron her he said be would
have the policy made out. 10 take effect
on and after fhree O'Clock Of the follUss-
Ing day, but 10 cover the ship and car
90 from the date of her leaving India.
Early on the following morning Ja-
cob received message by the hand Of
. captain Just arrived, TO the effeei that
his ship was stranded and her cargo
lost. This wasvery unfortunate. Should
Friend Isaac happen 10 hear The news
before the policy was made out, he
would not make Il al all: or. IL il was
made and not signed, be would not sign
IL. What should he'd lie wanted
10 act honestly. IL. would not be right
TO let Isaac 20 and make out that policy
under such circumstances. Finally he
hfs apoa q plan. He summoned his
eonEdensiai clerk, and sent him with
this message:
.sTeIl friend isaac that 4 have heard
frum ny ship, and n.tfe policy Is not
&4-0E0 HG HFEW Uot Ss&4 tts
The clock was close upon the stroke
a three when the clerk arrived.
Friend Jacobs message was delivered.
The ship had been heard from, and II
The policy was not yet signed, he need
noa sign q. -
~ think am in season to save Il. =
the clerk said. s. %n
mo, sir," answered Isaac, promptly
saa emphasically. Now. in truth. the
policy of insurance had not been signed,
Tor The insurer had been in doEht; bur
when be heard the message be judged
a once that sheaship was safe, and that
gseob soaxss 10 save the heavy item OF
premium he had agreed 20 pay.
mo, sis. he said: ssyon are not IN
.time. II Is past three O'Clock. The
policy ~ signed. viii 20 and getit.
He slipped out and hastily finished
and signed the policy. sad. having dried
the ink, be brought u to the clerk. de-
manding in return the sum which had
been agreed upon. The money was
paid asd ths policy was taken home 10
Friend Jacob. who received it very
gladly.
The end We can readily imagines and
Il j. not difficult 70 Judge which Of the
two ielt the most sore over the matter.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01


MARE TWAS on WoMAS.--Tn al Of
The relations Of lite, sir. il is bat tn
butte 10 woman 10 say, she Is brick
In whatever position you place her,
Sir, she u an ornaEaent 10 that place she
occupies, treasure to the world. AS
9 sweetheart, she has few, e4aais and
no superioss; IS q cousia. she j. conve-
niens. What, AR would the people Of
the earth be without womans They
wsuld Be scarce, So. almighsy scarce
Then let us cherish her. let us protect
Der. let as give our support, our sncopr-
agcment, our sympathy ourselves u
we Rst chsnce. Woman % fovabie,
gT.cious, kind efheast. beautiful. worthy
Of al respect, Of all esteem, OF ali de-
fcssnce. sag blessed De wcman.
Yes. of Old ocean. she ~ tbs puresf
gem; oi the aine. the Earest jewel; Of
the gaxden. The loseliest flower; Of the
heaTens, the brightest star. What
more can sax; OF all creatures. she
i she ae pius nSira, and 10 my, heart al
hearts I clasp the precious treasure
metsphorically speaking, Of course.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01

The TRuE WIYE.-Wbst do you think
the beautiful word "wife" comes from2
Il Is the great word IA which The Eng
Iish and Latin languages Conquered tlfe
French aud Greek. hope the Ftsheh
will some day get word FOR Il Instead
of that dreadful word femme. But what
do YOU think It comes from? The great
value Of Saxon words is that they mean
something. Wife means weaver
You must either be onseWlFes or house,
mothers; remember that. In the deep
sense, YOU must either weave mems
fortunes and embroider them. or feed
upon aud bring them to decay. Wher@
ever true wife comes. home is always
around her. The stars may be over
her head; the glow worm in the night
cold grass may be the Gre al her loot;
bet Rome Is where sne is: and for q nnis
bic woman il stretches far around heFs
better than houses ceiled with cedsr oF
painted with VermIllion, shedding .
quiet light tor those who else are home
less. This I believe 10 be the woman's
true place and power
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01

- A negro minister who married
rather sooner after the death Of bis wife
taan some OF the sisters thought proper
and bEcoming, excused himself as fol-
lows: "My dear bredeFen and sisters,
my grief was greater dan ] could bear.
! torned cherry way Cor peace and com
FORT but none came. Isarched de
Scripaurss irom Ginisee to krbeIatiOn
and found plenty Of promises 70 de wid-
der, bat marry one 10 de widderef. So
took II dat de good Lord didn't waste
sympathy on Q man when IL was in his
power TO comfort hisself: and habih :
fssss-rate chance 70 marry IN de Lord,
did so, and wonId do 50 again. Besides
brederens I consider dat poor Patsey
was jess - dead as she would eber
be-"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01

WE "AIS'T THGT Soar" While
General Thomas was inspecting the for-
tiicstions td Cbattsnoogs with General
Garfield, they heard seine one shout:
"IFeho misleFi Yogl wsnttosPeak
70 youl"
General Thomas turning, found be
was the '.fnssteT7 50 politely hailed By
an East Tennesseean soldeFs ~
"Well my man." said he, what do
you want with me I?
81 want 10 get iurlough, mister,
that's what | wan" was the reply.
"Why do VOC want a fnFIoogh, my
man p fndhired the General.
"Tell, | want to 60 home and see my
wife" Il
''IIow long is Il since you saw herr
Ever since I enlisted nigh on 10
three months"
Three months e. exclaimed the corr
mander. "Why, NV good fellow, ]
have not seen my wife forthree years !"
The Tennesseeah looked incFeduioOs,
and drawled cut. "Wall. YOU see, me
and ny wife ain't that sort 81
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01

es-TI there Is anything at wfII make
the old man think that sharper's tooth
bites worse than serpeni's, II is to hare
bis daughter beat hin out Of a dollar 10
frame and glaze 'sWeIcome Home"
and then lay il on pafiof chair where
he sits down On If m Tie DIRK.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01

FioME MADE SupERPHosPHATEs.-
place side by side two old -four barrels,
in one OF which put Whatever bones
come to hand. In the other I put a
bucketful OF wood ashes from the house
stoves, moisten them well and scatter a
few bones on the Top. The process b
repeated as the bones and the ashes are
produced, and at the end Of the year
some FIVE or six barrels are tho Fesoltss
The moisture should be kept well mofs-
tened without being wet enough to. afs
low any drainage, and in about efgKS
teen months the small bones will have
disappeared altogether, and the hTgs
ones will have become soft eno1gh 10
be- easily crushed with the shovel while
mixing the compost. The result is =
manure which is far too powerful touse
without mixing II with at least fem times
its bulk Of muck, or s0rhe EeftillEins
earth, and which can then be applied
with excellent effect. especially to ttff-
nip land. ! am of the opinion that II is
almost, If not quite, as yaluable a. many
Of The purchased supeFphosphales and
the plan is worth adopting II il is only
to get rid of dangerous ashes and Hn@
slightly bones.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01

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purse 2. ; ~. .gsl0 addsd, 'rndiupT years
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p isa november, ieso me IosioWsng
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town OUT Q. AnietaLn, she oy
Finek out OF Const,tu''on' o~neu
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co,Crs rI 1efSey "iu
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01

fzA Christmas message from the
Summer land vas received At recent
seance 10 Salt Lake City. Il read "No
rustIing around to iiii ninety-two long
stockings this year." ended with an
audible chuckie end was signed, 'tB.
Y"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01

lfMahF Sru1 -uwzsa.sofns.
Of the ocean, - although itwas a rare
sight to see in theirpsrt Of the country,
and consequently II did not often lie in.
her power to befriend them. SO when
this poor wanderer came 10 her doar
shisering with cold. and apparently so
much In need of warmth and refresh
rnent. she was not hehindhand in her
hospitality. She told Lottie TO set q.
chair for him By the glowing stove; and
also 70 set out some food on the table
near him, Of which he was cordially In
vited 10 parsake. a
Aiter he appeared thoroughly warmed,
and bis hunger appeased. Mrs. Maynard
turned to him. - he sat BY the Gre. with
Iaverted face, and inquired why he hap
pened to be out on such ah inciemens
dsy. sstfarfts arr faas
"Why. you see. ma'air. . said the
stranger in q respectful voice. IL cnlS
landed at Philadelphis the other day.
I've iuss returned from long voyage;
and I'm on my way to see an old fFiend;
who lives somewhere on this road. = i.
tsHave YOU been long at sea s's asked
Mrs Maynard.
'Well mot more than three or four
years. I've made two Voyages to Chi
ns, two or three TO Europe, and this
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01

Sunday school teacher: "Who was
the strongest man z" Boy: Jonah:
because the whale couldn't hold him
after he got him dowR."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-03-01

N@When faithfui mother goes on 4
whalmg expedition. she never fails 80
get al the blubber she wants.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-10
OUR MEXICAN RELATIONS.
Diaz VIII Not Protect the Border Until
He Is Rec0RnizeM by the
United states.

WASHINGTON. Feb e.-Mr. schleichers SUBJ
Committee on Mexican Affairs had u confer
en- 9 With Mr.. go-ter. our Minister to Mexico,
nt the stat. pra'tms't to-day, Il was sup
but he did did not epa p IL "upesr - &C. Mr. Fos
Ter 10 his statements. add.essed himself prin-
cir ily to the stability of the Dag government
aud it, at itude toward he United states. e
country which prevail in Moxico when biz
became President dtt. . great deal t, unite the
different factions and sulidify their support Of
Diuz. HSwa~. Of the opinion thai had 1t not
been. for This fact the DiHz government
would today he united among the things
inces near the Rio Grande frontier.
Mr. Foster said that 1t was very limiteh, and 80
far Ms influencing he pr vineial officials n their
terly powerless. AS case IN point. .r FOst
racited an Instance in which Dinz had sent
Gen. Blanco to anal s, the governor. OF one OF
the province. in Notthern Mexico, with an or
been guilty of q viol4t on of law. and Can
alps positive refueeh to execute t. Q order
As 70 the disposition OF Diaz to act in rlY to-
watds the Unit d Stat 8, NJ. F.,strr sat,i that
Diaz declined to do anything uni he shall have
this recognition be o,theoming, Mr.. Foster
tn ught that Dnz W uli 6 entto the further
app in.ment OF commits -ioners t, settle. the
cla, ms b tween th. citiz ms IF Mexico and the
United sta es. and would put nth his bt,st tf
hir. Fos er dec inettto' xpi ess an opinion as
to what steps our q v.,rnment ought E, take 10
prevent dtpredniiobs upon Anne lean citizens.
!, q much IA @ Coz suereI that a mnter fur
tn Pte-id mt and his Cabinet to con ,iaer and
u nr n.
NJ, Foster and the committee will have an :
tther conference some time I'll Is week and th1
comnilsee expect to finish taking testimony by
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Saturday next, after which they W II at onee
proceed to the making Up Of their report.
The wreck of The N retropplls.

WAsH1NaToN. Feb. s.-The Station master at
the wreck Of lie Met4opols reports 10 the ehinf
signal officer NJ follows; Capt. Harrison hns
commenced taking up the bodies from the
ard thinks TINT he will be able to give ist OF
I'll tue bodies ident fled by to- morrow. evening"
identified will be sent to Nnrioik m Tne-day
and then shpped by the Clyd. inc to Pha-
dalphia, .ship stores and clothing are still
washed ashore.
The signal service g sation OF tie wreck Of the
steamer Metropglis reports to The chief signal
officer here that the Keeper Uf sutton No. 8
clothing. and n lin trunk supposed to c ntain
money, were found by bis patrolnan. vhp had
to break the trunk open. az he was not allie to
move 1t. and 1t Was unsafe to leave the contents
On the beach. The trunk and contents are now
In the keepers possfssion. aud can be had
upon proper Identification.
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THETA RHFE.
A Meeting and Procession In PIttsblrg to
Protest Against 1he Contemplated
Changes In the Tariff.

PIT1sBuHG, Feb. The tariff Demonstration
In THIS city day. was participate in 10y the
manufacturers and wurkinen from oil paris of
this district. and included Representatives. from
Ohio mHd West Virginia large delegations
arrived earl from steub nvill... Cantou, Young
joining W th the Wofkmen OF trls city. formed
IN imposing column OF nearly 10000 men,
kuner IFS banners were carri d in tue line.
positi n bui ildng. where various It nd. had been
erected. the meeting was, organized and
speeches we're nlade by the leading manufHc-
turers OF III. d Il ist. Resoluti ms protesting
against any tinkering with the tariff were
nnani imou-ly passed. Other meetings were
held In various parts OF the city TO night. all
equally enthusiastic. General excitement pre-.
valeu, and crowds in lhs tseets we're larger
than even duriag the days OF tn July riots.