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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-04-19
WIT AND HUMOR.
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BORDER Misunderstanding wall
paper.
WHEN is prisoner like gun? When
he is discharged.
THE motto for lovers is, sc, plural
buss, yum, yum !"
THE best spring medicine is q walk
down town in the morning.
No ONE but a coward strikes in the
dark, and then he only strikes light.
If I were in the sun and you were
out of it, what would the sun become =?
Sin.
How to make barrel of -four go
great way-Seud it to the starving Chi
nese.
"Is IT possible to fy?" If her father
wears No. IL boot it is not only posi-
BILE, but imperatively necessary.
AN exchange says: "No living
thing can go 30 slow as boy going on
an Grand" Except q boy returning
from one.
DIo LEWIS says a man need not sneeze
unless he wants to. He has figured it
up, and finds that by not sneezing a
man can save nearly 81 year.
"YoU are nuisance-Iu commit
you," said an offended Judge to noisy
person in court. "You have no right to
commit a nuisance" said the offender.
"SIR," said lady to would-be wag,
"your jokes always put me in mind OF
a ball" "Of ball, madam Why so,
pray ?" because they never have any
point" a4 Emo
A FR-FEToHFD Joke In Alabama
they chew the tassels of the fir tree as a
substitute for tobacco. Which reminds
us of the old adage, "Be fir-chewers
and you'll be happy"
ONE may study nature all his lifetime
and yet never be able to explain why the
man who misses one step in going down
stairs If certain to miss three or four
more before he brings up.
A BOY in Baltimore is about to die of
a pinch on the arm by woman. We
insist once more that the men and boys
of our suffering country shall go armed
and equipped. -Bu6ato Express.
ONE who has probably realized thus
soliloquizes "No living wife knows her
own value. It is only when railroad
company comes to be sued that hus-
band begins to learn what treasure he
has lost"
"IF one could change himself into
any animal he pleased" said pompous
young man, 81 think should prefer to
change myself into an ass" "That
wouldn't be much of change" sneered
a satirical young lady.
A DANBURY boy was taken to task by
his mother for striking companion.
She told him he must ask the forgive
ness of the wronged one. He went up
to him and whispered through his
clenchea teeth: 1--we got to ask you to
forgive me for hitting you, an you'd
better speak right up at once that you
do, or I'll give you something to remem-
ber." The victim spoke up.-Danbury
NeDs.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24

SCROFULA has been the bane, and as III
were, the curse OF mankind, Moses, in the
18th chapter CT L..viticus, lays down very
explicit rules on this disease. 80 terrible
and loathsome had IL been considered then
that person known to be infected Wtthlt
would not be allowed Il mix with society
The Jews regarded 1t as divine infictipni
Cand believed there was NO cure 1ortE ~
was then !thesins ofa youtnor diviat1on
from the paths OF virtue were punished ms
long as life lasted. Happily IN our day,
the siencs of medicine has been developed
the great storehouse Of Ma, ure furnishes
remedy. the disease Is stripped Of lts ter
ror by the use OF the ElTAN'SR ROOf
AND HERB JUICES, and the victlm OF
scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Pimples, B!otches,
II ter, ETC., eau be restored to sound heanh
IN few weeks. That there are thousands
| now whose conditions are as bad as those
oi the dark ges we are well aware. Many
now fall TO find b cure as well as they DID
then, TO all such the Samaf fitan's Root
| and Herb Juices will prove happy boon,
eradicating all impurities from tie blood,
and making the complexion bright and
heal ny: A few bottles wall remove plm-
pies or olotches, thereby doing away with
cosmetics ana powders, ROOT AND HERH
JUICES $l.26 per bottle: Sent by express
to any address: f..
al6 RaceSfrAat phfiadslphia II
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
LOTTERIES. !

81 Prizes, amounting 70 tspanliissh2 lis s75OocoI
II information furnished. .FREE, ,5 Orders
filed. Prizes cashed. Spanish Bank blu
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,u,gGG > .s
81, goffsszg dig TAYL0Ra& CO.. Bankers
/. 45sL..!q sy5fp ri IL Wall st. New YORK
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
T.. II. KURkel' Bitter Wine
of iron,

f., Kunkel's celebrated Bitter Wineof
Iron Will efectually cure liver complaint,
iaundice, dyspepsia, chronic or nervous
depi lily chronic aiarrhoea, disease OF the
kldneys and all di.eases arising from 2.
disordereu liver, stomach or intestines,
ri es, fuliness o. blood to the head, acidty
oI the stomach, nausea. heartburn, disgust
for uood fullness or weight in the stomacn,, ,
sore eructations, sinking or huttering at
the pit OF the stomach, swimming of the
head. hurried orditticult breathing, hutter-
ings AZ the eheart, choking or snttocating
sensation when III lying posture, dimness
of VISION. dots or webs before The sight,
dull pain In the head, deficiency of pres
pirstion, yellowness OF the skin and eyes,
pam In the side. back, head, chest. ii-nps,
.tc sudden fiushes Of heat, burning in the
flesh, constant imaginlLgs OF evil and great
DEP ression Of spiris. Price 81 per bottle,
Beware of coup pterfeits. DO net let your
druggist palm Off some other preparation
ofiron he may say 10 q good but ssk for
Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron. Take no
other. Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF IRON is not
sold in bulk-oniy IN 81 bottles. r. =, Kup-
KEEL, Proprietor, No. $50 North Ninth Street
Philadelphia. Pa. Sold by all druggists.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24

i A wslLknown Bostonian says the sugar
sod ~ the Standard Sugar Refinery is In
t:xicatiug. il IL He mixed up q little m A oliss
ofqw hisky and II made him /" so drunk he
sever yss.D,'s-=lPEost. es AZ ..1,I ,I,.g'-, <''
"a Theylsay JsmrisGordon Bennett has beer
tnaclaiFv1ysnt, and she told him that SiI
I'M Ffanklins remains were in an ict
'te Of preservation, and were hid uudef ,
door step at No. 20 Kkihhmzhkz street
oppoS tr the North sPole-ice station. Beh.
ID net lnustgo l--Boston Post. ~ I
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
GENERAL NEWS. d

On Wednesday afternoon g few fE1ln minutes 2
after 4o,clock two linen went, to the hause
of Mt.J(s. PennnoeE ,Sd5 Franklinst. ,Phils'
and ssked Mrs. Penuock, who was Cd ietla 2ths
side Fsrd, for a drink ofWaterl Before abe
could get It they bound, and gagged her, :,
carried her to the second story and de.
mapded the KEY of the safe containing the
siluArware, She pointed to the place, Where-
up Sd one of, the men rifed the ,'safe. The
articles Of silver were placed on tne HooI
ready for rem0val, when q noise was nearo
In the adjoining yard, which 80 frightened
the thieves that they left the house hurried
". Mrs. Penncck managed to make enough
noise to attract the attention OF the neigh
bora, who released her. The ouslaRs e.
capped. - -.
All the street cars Of Memphis which
[coutihue to run, Notwithstanding there ID
not an officer of the road Gin the city, .pene-
ttate the yellow fever district, and hundreds
oil wagons PASS through the thoroughfares
every day loaded with the goods of those
fleeing from that part OF the city to the
southern suburbs or to encampments out.
side Of tie city limits. A new encampmenI
was = established north--ofs the city,
and given the name of Camp Luke
Wright, after Hon. Luke E. Wright, who
is devoting all his energies to the sllevia-
tion of the sutferings of the poor and needy.
Two pretty little girls, aged z and years
were taken in charge to-day by the Citizens
Relief Committee. Tney Gay their mother
sied If the fever and tiieir father deserted
The great increase Ii the number of new
cases has renewed the Nalarm.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
ANEwBuRG, PA.yFAMtI.Y s1cKENEE
~ n BY APPLE BUTTER, VI

Mr.. Jacob Ramp, says the Chambersbut *,
Pa, Daily, lives within couple Of miles
Of Newburg, Cumberland county. He is
married and hasfour children and sis q hard
workin slfarHer. Last week one of bis
daughters presented him with large crock
Of apple butter which in due time, was
placed upon Ae table and eaten. This W as
on Tuesday 7lastgg Every member Of tbe
family psrtook, Of the apple, butte, and it
was quite a1feat. t.45,q167 lGG!Sit9z T25so
i rTRo little boys ate quite freelyssl On Wed
nesday evening eneiof them complained OF
feeling unwel, and The, sickness Increased
antil they werelall compelled to- go to bed.
Medical aid was summoned! sia,2.95a
The little boy worked In spasms for
hours. d The doctors examined the crock
and found that the glazing had softened
and mixed With the butter, causing this
wholesale, poisoning. cgr laaioDgH o,baa
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
DISC own FL Ed Fol. q IL TEBING A AscoN


& 4 n NEW IN 9ss oR1 [a12,4y August hs 81 Smith
died il Bfdohy ohya A. r Gently, iptestats, leaving
about $50, 900 worth of property VIM. j.
Saith g son : ana Mary g. Bulmer, bis
daughter, applied fofilettefs OF administra>
tion. 2 2 . Thsst, we're refused, by Surrogate
| D1 ileT yesterday, because it2had been dis
covered that q granddaughter of Mr.. Smith
Is living Gin q conve : Her name is Mary
Smith, and 1t rs alleged that on entering
the convent and abandoning the Protestant
faith her grandfather dlsowned1 her, Let
ters were issued 70 the public administrator.
| .llga,gzo al ---s---+47s.s.---4--+.--gs4 5a4s'
tliy. VilsTrJY v.u u TnHdI A4alAgT 6hJ
They have blazing log flresoat the moun-
tainB these nights. noll9A 1loG1 I.al
The population of Kansas shas increased
150 600 10 one year. 2e da 5g'D H,G o2A isg .sst
Cairo, Mich, bored for water and, hit q
| mineral water vein. u oz o.lG-.' ~st ii
| Some careless Dakota farmers leave their
m ,ehinery in the fields all winter.
Port Austin, Mich, Is organizing brats
band to greet her flfst locomotive.
More people are killed inathis country by
lightning than by railroad accidents.
| .rrg-.
An infexible policeman In Jersey City
has arrested his brother for inebriety.
1t doesn't prove that man is proud, just
because he turns up his nose at sulphur
match.
Iowa women are doing harvest work, IL
order to give the poor tramps chance tc
rest-Com .Ady. ..-.'
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
Il. f. Kunkel's ustraI & IL, r
Kunkel's Shampoo for
the Hair.

The best and cheapestHair Dressing and
dandruf. alley. irritation, .soother and cool
the heated scalp prevent the 4 hair from
falling on, and promote the growth inl a
very short time, They preserve and bean
thy the hall, and render it soft and glossy.
pearence to braid and why hair, and as IA
ha1r dressing, they are unriva'led; eradi-
cate dandt uf and prevent badness. The
Shampoo cleans the hair, removes greece,
scruf, itching, eruption, Cures headache
caused by heat and fatigue. Kunkels
Shampooapd Lu,tral restore hair to nat
ural and glossy color, restore faded, dry,
marsh and why haiEE yfTice per bottle Sl.
AK your drugg gfstfor them OF send 10 &, lF
kunk It elk, 9,,1 1Rs9pTtstSr, Np. 2S 6erth Ninth,
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
Tape Worm Removed Alive

Head and all complete, In two hours. =
No fee till head passes, Seat, pin and
Is forth Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. +
send for circular. Forremoving seat, rim
or stomach worms call On your druggist
and ask for bottle of Kunkel's Worm
Syrup, price 81. 1t never falls Comman
sense teachesif tape worm be remove d. all
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
PEOPLES COLUMN,
CDRRKsPONENOK.

Henceforth;Ws WI giyes column. daily
to corresp pQndsnee upon any proper saoJoc'
for diseEasion. It is expected that comm9-
.nications WI be written on one sias onriy
Of the paper and 4 Laccompanied WIN Ssne
name Of the writer. The HERALD y sos 70
pe considered astendorsing or being m any
vay responsible for the opinion OF cores
pondents In this column. MI, ~ ss 5as ~
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
THE MURDEROUs LOVER,
ANTEoEDENTs OF SHANNON, WHO KILLEI
3. .ssau.o 9A.YoUNG MARRIED WOMAN! lAg

q
sAETEoEDENTs OF SHANNON, WHO, KILLED D
.aanyo 9AsYoUNG MARRIED WOMAN lAy d
From the Albany Argus, August POI =
The important facts and causes that led
Shannon to kill Mrs. Bice at Waterford yes
terday afternoon are as follows, which are
prefxsd BY 8 history of his past career =
: Richard Shannon was married twenty four
years ago othe highly accomplished daugh-
terof Henry Dawson, q needle nanufac.
turer In Cohoes. From the union two ehi!.
dren were born, q son and daughter. .
Shannon Ia turner and carpenter by
trade. About six years ago he became
dissipsted, neglected his family, and NAL
treated his wife. She obtained an order oil
separation from him. From this time he
allowed himself to become victim of de-
bsnchery and vice. Becoming acquainted
with young woman, aged IS, named Dora
Miller, who Is the, woman he killed yester.
day, they went 70 Herkimer, starting 50
loon, and held improper relations. ruJe
" In 1873 he, In company with bis pare
mour, was arrested IN Cohoes for intoxics
ttop.t While in jail he attempt suicide BY
taking laudanum. Shortly afterward, while
in saloon, be drew his revolver on VIII
= liam Wood, . respectable citizen, for taking
bis wife's part He was arrested and ir.
die eddy the Grand Jury. 'i E,f' ,s,.
Last Sunday night he went to Cohoes
visited his wife's home and demanded ad
mittance. She, fearful that be would xii
b'r, refused. A policeman standing b,
asked HIS business. He replied that b
''w ould see his daughter If he had TO xii
somebody" He was ordered to 20 abou
his business, and left for Troy.
Wednesday last his mistress, the mur
dered- Womah, married PThendore Bice
Shannon hearing of the union, came t,
Waterford to castigate her, and, If possible
to carfy her away ,, Ply ~ y .I'L EI"-
Finding she positively refused to asso
'r ci.te with, him, he was prompted to commi
the murder that will probably insure hin
Death at the gallows. During the past yea
ne was working on the Troy and .Albahy
boats as capper for three-card- monte mel
ii ana other swindling devices. The date Io
, tne inquest is as yet unknown. .itIloi
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
To lgShipbuilderS and .qLiuImnlbermerl

FOR SALE: "A. large body OF timber OF
original growth in Northern Virginia, near
ri yer landing; !; in market nov for first
time. wateI-power of large miil.pond On
place, leased II desired. Price $1,000. b,
mill site and $40 sores of timber for e8, ,O0O
Good chance for man who knows any
thing about unber or milling. and has
iaAsd g WioHfs ~ Hsrismi 1xvsnus Ill.,
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
F7TTTE'T5.= 7E.!lMEDIeAI!T W5T
From the Earliest Ages

ETJ3t1 ! T75V11f % 'yTUTJEsETB
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
the EditOr Of the HRRALD:

10 the Editor of the HERALD: '''' 3.' \ sd1
Wollaston street, particularly between
Eighth and Ninth streets; Is In filthy con-
dpion. The street has rot been cleaned for
elk monthe. Cannot the city authorities
attend to this Ut once? VI II SsisqIlv A. Y.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24

The ciFenfatiop or this fopular news
paper hasSmore than treblsd during The
year. it contains all the leading news con
Iained in the DAILY HERALD, and Is ar
ranged in handydeparsmenA. The
FOREIGN NEWS Il
embraces special .itspe tches from all quar-
Iers Of the globe. u:ider the head Of
= y L W AMERICAN NEWS
are given the 5Telegrapaic Despa tcaes Of
the week from all paris ofihe Union. This
feature alone makes 1Y.f s&4a4s {. -as.
95s4' o. THE WEEKLY HERALD
the most valuable newspaper In the world
asitis the cheapest. Every iweek)is given
a faithful report OF, ri III
,..'-,,, POLITICAL NEWS, D., q.
embracing compile 9 and. comprehensive
despa, ches from WASHINGTON, including
full reports of the speeches Of eminent
politicians on the Questions Of the hour.
THE FARM DEPARTMENT
of the WEEKLY HERALD gi Yes the latest as
well as ,heas ost prac tical suggestions and
discover, 8 re afing TO the duties "f the
farmer, hints Tor raising CATTLE, POULTRY,
GRAINS TPEEss " EG ETA LIS. &c. DC. with
sugg ,stlons s4lor X. eping buildings ard
plemepted by a1well eJited Department.,
widely copiedS under the herd of
THEHOME,
giving recipes for practical dishes, hints
for making clothing and for Il seping up
with the LATEST fashions aJ the lowest price
Letters from our Paris and London cores
pondent on the very latest fashions. Che
HOME Department. Of "a Itne WEgIsLY
HERALD wall save the housewife more
than one hundred times tpeprice of the
Tf5 ONE DoLLARsA YEAR.
There is d page devoted to the latest
phases Of the blsintss mark cts, G rps,
Merehandize. &c., 6c. "a valuable featare
is DuHds in$s $sthe epecially reported prices
and conc dittonH o.
@THE, PRO- RODUCElMARKET.
sPoHFING NEWS at home and abroad,
together with a kyToRY every week, q SER
y ON BY some inent divine. l. TERARY,
MUetcAt b. DRAMAMc PERSONAL, and SEA
NO Es, EsIhere fts v q paper in the worli
which contains DO rhuchne#s matter ever !.
week asthe WEEKIx HERALD, whicn ID.
sent, postage Zee. for One Dollar You
can Subscribe ~ auy time L"
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
RAILROADS.
PHILADELPHIA W WIlsSd4tyG GT0N AM
I n - BALTIMORE RAILROAi ~. ~
:. u - . . ~ June 10Th lSIS. l9L nNl 20

81. @ssi.EGG a.! SE4agCN.4F ti.H p f"h 80 -
:, Trains will leave wiIm,ng ton rs fieolioss
M MPhiIadeiphia and ,intermediate stations,
d $40, 85S, 10. 800, 8 AZ, ,ll0 90, a. m. 80,
bf AL, 20s9 40 Penn. 30 i.a sgas,g.l. Y le
Philadelphia and New York. 2 90, B 4Aa 20 ,
o. Il 1912 40, 5 asp M saEl cAJ nLh yp9,n
Baltimore and intermediate stations, . S5
a m ge. ii.ua 9. e. NG' aI.A tttF- .aAt.i i7'Hi
Baltimore and Washington, ,12 81, ll6, 8 80.
an, ~ "a, Y 50, 500, p m. " 3s ,5yza.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
= New Castle 8 20, 3 80, am, 05, 30 p. 10.
Harrington and Intermediate stationss so
Delmar and Intermediate stations. o 90,
Q. m. / 05, p, m. gE.. O! ilor-J2a roll" 0512
/ Smolg = SUNDAY TRAINS. ~ ;29
Philadel lphta and intermedtate stations
3 10 M, S 90. 6 30 p M. I'm 5,, ~ -.
Philadelphia and New York, z 90, 5 AZ m
Baltimore AMI " ashin gtoDs sl2fh, 10 q M.
T For further !inforpati iena passen gers are
referred tofhstimefables posted atthede'
pot. !2l0 9,
|7f iuns-ly ,so6, rr2l n. T KENNNyEY .sapt:
The Morning herald., 1878-08-24
-. Cures ulSEAsEsoM -
THROAT, LUNGS, LIVER & BLQOl

lHkgAl, LuNl0, ,LIvEk0 BLUE
/ In the wonderful medicine 10 which the a6liet
ed are above directed for relief, the disc ,crer
bcliepes he has com bincd IN hdrmony re
Natures sovereign curative properties, whcl
God has instilied into the vegetable kingdom
hnedin one medicine. The evidence OF this iac
is found in tho great variety Of most obstinat
diseases which il has been found to conquer /
the cure Of Bronchttis, severe Coughs,
astonished the medical, faculty. and eminS,
physicians pronounce 1t, the greatest medica
discovery ofthe age Whie'it cures the sever
est Coughs, y strcng gtheps tN5 system and part-
ss s propeiss al h0IGq az
mOrs, from tie worst Scr'nfula to a commca
RIOtch, PimPie. OF Eruption Mercuria
disease, Mineral Poisons, and, their effects, are
constitution established, Erysipelas, Salt
rheum, Fever Sores. Scaly or ROusk
Skin, In short, all the numerous diseases caused
by bad blood, are cong quered by this powerful
purifying, and invigorating medicine. -.
:, II you feel dnll drowsy, debilitated, have sal
face or body, frequent headache Or dizziness
bad TASTE in mouth, internal heat or chills alter
mated with hot fushes,, low spirits, and gloomy
forebodings, irregular appetite, and tongis
or "Biiiousness.' In many cases esq d
"Liyer Com plaint - only part Of thess
symptoms are experienced. AS o remedy for
all such cases, DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis.
covery has no equal, as it effects perfect cures
leaving the liver strengthened and healthy.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS AT 81 PER BOTTLE
,repared by II. ". PIERCE, M. D., sole
Proprietor, at the WoRLD's DIsPENsAsYs
Buffalo, N. y. Ir tIt,a
r.. ..nlI JIL>GIi.l9 Il j
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-02
Sale of Lands at Public Auction.

nj Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
~ the 25th day OF May, a. ID. 1873, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, in front of the court house door
in Vancouver, Clarke County, Washington
Territory, viii sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, for United states gold coin in
hand all those parcels of land in Clarke
County, Washington Territory, which are de-
scrihcd as follows, to-wit
The northeast quarter, the west half of the
northwest quarter and Lots |, , and ;, of Sec
ton and the east half of the northeast quar-
tcrant Lots 3, T and >, of Section ,, in Town
ship2 North of Range | East, Of the William
cite Meridian, containing $50 9I-l00 acres.
The south half of Section 81, in Townships
North of Range ! East, containing 800 acres.
And tract bounded as follows: Beginning
at point - links south and - 61-l00 chains
west of the southwest corner of Section .
Township , North, Range l East running
thence north - S1-iOO chains, thence east 70
ij-lO0 chains thence south 40 chains, thence
50 chains To the place Of beginning, contain
iHg BIS ,O-lOO acres, in the William Kelly
claim.
The north half of Section TO- in Township
North, Range Eust, containing 800 acres.
Section 20, Ia Township North Of Range
I Ea-t, containing go acrCs.
The north half and the north lalf of the
-ou'hcJ~. quarter and Lot ,, in section % in
Township. North, I Range East, contain
ing 4!5 iI-!ua acres. HENRY HEWETT.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-02

The bill for the extension Of the time
for the completion of the Northern
Pacific Railroad as passed by the Senate
tmowsall agricultural and grazing lands
within the limits OF the grant open to
settlement in quantities not exceeding
100 acres and at q price not exceeding
s. 80 per acre. Even sections within
the limits OF the grant are thrown open
to prescriptions and Lomesteads; pre-
emptions ut - 80 an acre. and home
steads of 100 acrhs each. Persons re
stricted in their homestcads under the
existing law 20 so acres are permitted
to increase their claims to 100 acres
The company is 10 commence work
within nine months after the passage
of the act at or near the mouth OF Snake
river. on the Columbia river. and is re-
quired to construct and equip cast
warlly from that point - miles the
first year and 40 miles each succeeding
year, and to complete and equip each
wear after the date of commencing work
100 miles; and the whole road is to be
completed and equipped within ten
years after the passage OF the act
The company is also required to com
plete and equip within two years
from the passage Of the act, its road
around the Cascades of tie Columbia
river, and within two and half years
the road around the Dallcs of the Co
mmbia river. SO as connect above and
below said portage, with boats on the
Columbia river 1t is provided that
the railroad company shall receive on
said portage road fIeights and passeu-
gers from all boats and also persons
engaged in the navigation Of that river
without discrimination on excessive
charges. Jurisdiction is given to the
court, to enforce this provision in
favor Of all persons interested In the
event that the Northern Pacific Rail
road Company shall fail to construct
and equip their road around either the
Cascades or the Dailes Of the Columbia
river within the specified time then the
whole land grant between Portland and
Jmatillu, Oregon, is forfeited to the
Portland. Salt Lake and South Pass
Company. which company is compelled
to commence the construction OF the
road from Portland within threcmouth.
after the failure Of the Northern Paci-
tic TO construct such portage roads