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~ ISOLATION,
1923 9TH st. MIC. 0sd Sol II st. NE.
Florida Oranges-hand picked: Rasins-in great
variety, Candies-standard makes; Honey-gery
tne; Crackers-Stewart's Philadelphia, &c, &c. CT
der-Duhy's sweet and New England hard Pork
New England lied clear mess Flour-the favor
lite Commerce and other brands; Currants, Nuts,
gates Toilet articles All goods fresh and of best
quality. Call for Christmas and Trade Circulars.
Magazine Clubs still open.
decl6tr A. B. SCHOFIELD, Manager.
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AInnsencnfs. AcCc

Hnnsemcnts, &c., T-Night.
EarIrr.r,' ThfGter.-Genr",iev e Ward as "Oueen
katherine"
Thtdtsr c-%a,t9ue.-Nora Wrght's blondes and
speciarIes.
Lincoln HaH-BarlOw, Wilson, Primrose and
Vests ulinstrelS.
An Souls ChpFcb.-Fair, festival, and sale in
aid OF church.
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CITY ITEMS.

H. r. n. THE PRINCE OF WALES, has bought
all the +" BolliDgern OF the 1855 vintage, as 1.-The
finest that could be obtained"
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CECOND ~ CLOTHIN6s-The only paAco
- IA The city 70 dispose Of eecondhAnd Olothtng,
Wstohe. Guns. Ritos 10. ss fa5f cas1 RsaeA u q
SO0 9TH street. noaI ponn6 ava
BY ealing at Or add!eqlin8 th0 aoovo A10e4x. OF
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COLD CoAFoRT.-In ne fo, .oe Court building
TINS morning va d W III as barn-the heating
apparatus u ri Entirely Inadequate for such
coId GAYS. he temperature, with the heating
rover OF the furnace at its utmost, stood at 50
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EOR THE HOLIDAYS.
We have now displayed an unusually large ana
varied stock of FANCY GOODS and MIS(yEIII
NEOUS ARTICLES, suitable for presepts
SIANDARD WORKS, IN PINE BINDINGS
All the NEW ILLUSTRATED BOOKS of the sea
son son the best JUVENILE and TOY BOOKS, Eng
LEATHER GOODS, in new desiene
fLAfiNd CARDS, CHESS, DOMINOES CHECK.
Frs, &c
lie FINEST STATIONERY speciaty
MOHUN BROTHERS
BOOKSELLERS AND SrArIoFEnA
oecl13r Cor. Penn. oce. aud 4 Ilk #.
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PRIGG's JEwELRY SrORE-Receiyed some
beautiful styles this morning, from 81 to $40.
No. 45I Pennsy lvania avenue, near ~ st-Advt,
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FINE WINES.-Thomas Bowling will sell to-
Inorrow. at his auction, very select private
stock Of wines, comprising some Of the best
brands known. See advertisement. I
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j. W. BOTHER & Bro. are selling their
bronzes, Partan ware and plated goods at re-
apeeo prSseS, /
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TEE BOYS CLOTHING HOUSE of b. Robinson 4
Co. 500 PENNSYLVANIA avenue Is the recorniIeJ
headquarters for the equipment Of youths. boys
and children. The elegant assortment OF suits
oyercoats and other articles for clothing Is / =
and varied. St
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oct25-u

Useful PRESENTS.
Sets Of Collars .nd Cuffs, Ties, Bows, Linen and
SILK handkerchief, Hose, Undershirts, Blankets,
Canton Flannels, Gloves, Guspenders, Umbrellas
patterne. JOS b BAILEY,
0eclaE Corner tn Nssa z etS. 0ejjfhVVests
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NOVELTIES FOR THE COMING SEA.
IN SON.-Selected personally in Sorrento, Italy,
made Of Olive Wood and beautifully inlaid PORT:
spd HANDKERCHIEF boxes, TOILET BOXES,
HAND MIRRORS, PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES, DO
Also many choice goods selected in Florence and
Paris, consisting Of GRAPHISOOPES, EASELS,
ALBUMS, very beautiful BRONZE INK STANDS
BOSSED FOLIOS; WORK BOXES and DRESS.
ING CASES; BOXES OF PAINTS and CHESS,
which WI b sold much below the regular retail
price.
oct2Str z08 GeVes1tk ot.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

DlDLEY co.'s BROKEN CANDY.
dec1sA c. c. BRYAN.
CONFlssERIE PARIssiENNE.
ALEX'DRF GAETHRON.
SOC Street R.r..
Between Sth and Sth sts.. WASHINGTON, u. c.,
Manufacturer Of fine Fer Oh BON BONS
Foe freshness and purity defy anybody in this
city. decIS-6ts
GREAT BAKGAINS IN HUMAN HAIR GOODS
u suitable for Holiday Presents .,,e al Hrsf
99nnaanty ss'es. har. ..uriruI Rair b. aids from
Natural Curls, one length hair, from
tuo up treat variety OF Puffs, Waves, invisibles,
etc. at the lowest rates Combines made into braids
for 81 pufs. 10n also fadeti hair dyed the original
color at H. PHlLIPPI'S manufacsory, S02 9TH st
near II. dec1S-3ts
DRY GOODS FOR HOLIDAY PRES
Black SilS Velvet q in wide, S. up.
Handsome Black Silks, 81 up.
COlored Silks, from 81 up
Black and Coored Cashmeres
Mourning Goods, Grapes and Grape Wells.
Cheap Dress Goods, from 10c. I'd. up.
Ladies' Beaver and Diagonal Goats, very cheap.
Ladies' Gentlemen and Children's Handkerchiefs,
Ladies and Gentlemen's g TX Handkerchiefs
Ladies and Gentlemen's Scarfs aud Ties
LADIES' Flannel Skirts, fashionable colOrs,
Broche and WoolIen Shawls
Hosiery, Gloves, Perfumery &C. &c. &c
WILLIAM r. RILEY
RILEY BUILDING,
decls-6t b. II. Corner 9Th aud r n. e..
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ExAMINE OUR HOLIDAY PRICES.


9 pounds MINED NUTS. .....................s 81
MINED CANDY .........................
Z FRENCH CANDY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I
pa FRENCH CANDY, pure, ................ /
II VALENCIA RAISINS. ..................
q SULTANA RAISINS .................. l
9 SEEDLESS RAISINS ..........,,....... l
LOOSE MUSCATEL RAISINS ....,.,. |
3 BEST LEGHORN CTTRON ...,......., /
IA . ZANTEE CURRANTS, new, .......... ]
10 FRENCH PRUNES ................,.... |
70 :. dHShISH PRUSES .....................
~ CIR. SUGAR Observation-Disclosures. 1
IL DRIED SUGAR CORN ...........,,,, j
VERMONT SAGE CHEESE ........... /
l EDAM CHEESE ...........,..,,,........
= POT PRESERVED GINGER .................... /
cans FRENCH PEAS ...........,......,,,.
3 - FRENCH MUSHROOMS ................. i
9 3-pound cans TOMATOES (StandarD ......... j
8 cans SUGAR CORN Observation-Disclosures. l
Is pounds GENUINE POP CORN ................. ]
Our stock is large, fresh and carefully selected
and We guarantee satisfaction.
Special rates to clubs and festivals.
JEROME F. JOHNSON Il co.
MASONIC TEMPLE.
dec116t CO., 9th st.
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MI VSICAL fnESENTS tOH THE
4l HOLIDAYS,
ELLIS 4 CO., 937 Penn. are.
The larges. assortment of PIANOS, ORGANS and
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE in the city.-4n,
such as the famous Weber Pianos the bestS 80
in the world Behning Emerson, vose &ttt SIs
Sons and J C.. Fisher Pianos Smith. American
Piano Covers, Piano Stools, Music Rack, Hand
tes, Metallaphones, American Ctherns and Harps,
Music Folios, Music Wrappers, ,violins. Banjos,
Galtars Harmonicas. Drums, Rattlers, Accordeons,
brated Comrosers, &c. &c, &c: The largest stock
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

O11-HOILnAY GoopS-Receiyed ioh lot of
At S No s' ST fe Masses spso Ct vsF
ID 6%D III street n. e.
Orders for the Holidays VIII receive promp. st
SCOTCH CAKE OF sRoRTBREaD * cents. so
cents, and Sloo CAKE SUGAR BUNS 100
4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOLD AND
SILVER WATCHES, IN MEMS, LADIES
AND BOYS SIZES, AT VERY MODERATE
PRICES
NJ. W. GAIT, BRO. & co.
nj s' EMS H Fok The Hof1b bNs PRES
phoneSraphic PIANOS and Octave Chron2 a,ie
HHARPETTEs; s3 to So. Embroidered ITTT
PIANO Cover Sc to $50; Musical Inssru'
and lowest prices, at
g. l. Wild BROS.
EMPORIUM OF Music.
decl7-2T' S2S Screnh st. NAG
HOLIDAY FURs.
SEAL sACQUEs,
AL lengths and prices
SEAL siI Mv F,1ki. APP 1R RoAs-
LADIES' SEAL HATS
BOYS AND MISSES SEAL TURBANS
Fresh stock at low prioes
WILLETT & RUOFF,
Gec17-1w SO5 Pennsylvania aeenue.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
- II
MONOGRAM KID GLOVES y
2button. ......... soc. 4button ...SI 35
3-bntton. ....... A1.15 6bntton .. / 20
AfO full line Of Jouvin and Empress Kid fiioyes
Trimmed BONNETS and HATS AT cosr
Plain and Fancy Hemstitched Colored and Initial
HDkFS, for ladies. gents and misses
JAPANESE GOODS, LACE SCARFS. FANS
BOWS, RUFFLIN,S. and Large variety of Fan y
Goods, at VERY Low PRICES.
Mrs. NJ. ]. HUNT.
Gec17tr 6S1 and 623 ID street.
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The Weather.
INDICATIONS TODAY.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,l
WASHINGTON, Dec. IA, 1878.
PR the Middle states and New England,
eoitifr, northwest winds, rising barometer,
partly cloudy or clear weather, possibly fol-
lowed in the former BY warmer southwest
Winds.
RANGE OF TIE THERMOMETER.
The following is the readings OF the thermom-
ster at the signal ONCE during the day: a. M
2c; I:35 a. "a, 23o; ~ midday, 800: o. IN, $50;
MAXIMUM, $40: minimum, 21o.
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DEVA1N q CO.
Continue to maintain the leading place they haya m
long occupied in the
CLOTHING TRADE OF NEW YORK.
and offer for the
FALL AND WINTER OF 1878
A Stock Of PIECE GOODS for Custom Orders.
which, for Completeness, Elegance aud Cheapness
Ia uneQualled.
WASHINGTON OFFICE,
novI$lm 1890 II Street.
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| O11-HOILDAY G0ODS.-Received lob lot of
| OH FANCY GOODS for the Hohdays AZ very
| low nr,ces, at LOVES, No sll Market Space.
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DIsntsSEp.-Among the cases dismissed yes
terday by order OF the grand Jury Were those OF
washington Hamlnett. for keeping a gaming
t2Dle; frank MOncoSeS, assault with intent TO
Kill John Kelly: John c. klink, violating the
postal laws; and Joseph Mcdonald, embe1ling
letters
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1T STANDS at the head of the list of patent
medicines for the cure of rheumatism DarInJs
Rheumatic Remedy.
Many Of our leading ministers use Lodills g
HeN60cE5 fir wit
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pRODUCE FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Gear loads CHOICE CIDER from northern Ohio.
GUARANTEED TO KEEP SWEET: for sale cheap by
decl7-3ts j. H. CRANE, 400 Penn ave,
THE FINEST STOCK OF APPLES. PCTATOEs.
i BEANS and ONIONS ever in the city, for sale
cheap by fde11-3f] j. II. CRANE, 400 Penn. ave.
CONSIGNMENT OF CHOICE CRANBERRIES
- direct from growers in New Jersey, for sale
cheap by j. II. CRANE,
decl7-3ti 400 PENNSYLVANIA auenMe.
ONE CAR LOAD PURE CIDER VINEGAR. qua
~ ranteed to contain nothing bAt pure Apple juice,
Just received and for sale cheap by
decl73ts j. II. CRANE, $50 Penn ave-
ONE CAR LOAD PURE CIDER from Western
~ Now York. GUARANTEED NOT TO KEEP SWEET
for sale cheap by
decl7-3t1 J. H. CRANE, AGO Penn are
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1894 Prizes Amounting to,...............s6f9 25
Whole Tickets. 81.
tB-Address all orders to our General Eastern
Agents, WILLIAMSON h CO.,
500 Broadway, New York.
BEAR IN MIND THAT IN DECEMBER WE
HAVE ONLY ONE DRAWING, WHICH TAkES
PLACE DECEMBER "a.
The Kentucky State Lottery has, during it's exist
ence, paid more money in prizes than any lottery,
country The drawings take place twice a month.
under sv orn Compissioners of the State, and are
lung, snd louisville COMMERCIAL, And
ALL Qua :oEo Town, TIG ;K Ir H43iQSLpERS ARE
ING as DON as received. ALI prizes are cashed,
without 6eduction, on presentation and no one out
their berg richer by Thousands Of dollars but
themselves, for we win not, under any circqm.
Capital PRICES for the purpose Of drawing custom to
0as 'o''ei. SIMMONS 4 DICKINSON. Managers.
dec141ikl4
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The GEORGETOWN INTENT TO Kill CASE
This morning, in the Criminal Court, the case
or Cornelius Williams. indicted for an assault
and battery with intent to Kill VIM. HeIning-
way noticed in the STAR OF yesterday. was
found mot guilty" and he was discharged,
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LADIES. GENTLEMEN. YOUTHS AND
CHILDREN
Viii find something TO suit their tastes as well a,
purses, at
dec14 DOrGr .SS,
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Latest styles Silk Hats. "a and IS: -
Fine Stiff and Soft Felt hats, $50 to So;
We make specially Of Gents Dollar Hats -
Kid. Dog skin and Castor Gloves fur tops;
White and Red Underwear at popular prices;
Fancy Suspenders, Muflers, Halt Hose;
Flat Scarfs plain and fancy colors SOC. To 81;
Pulse Warmers 25c. Scarf Pins, Sleeve Buttons;
Neck lies, Long Scarfs soc. Lin. Collars, 81 so doz
Silk Hdkfs, Spring Stocks, Napoleon Ties
Boys Hats, Gloves, Scarfs, Ties, Hdkfs, Socks, &c
At LEWIS POPULAR ONE PRICE STORE
decl32W S2O SH ST., bet I and Z
HALLETT DAVIS & CO.'S PIANOS
II Beautiful styles for the Holidays. lows
prices; Monthly instruments Rooms open N@s
from a. IN. to 10 nm. UNxyv
decl0tr ii. l. SUMNER, Sill 9th ST NV
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\ MURDEROCS THIEF.-ADOut oSIoc1 tues
day evening, as crowd OF colo Ell men Wer,
passing Bradley q Bros store. cor. VI oi i5tl
and N streets northwest. one OF them !, Ched W
made OF with Ii. He was pursued and o, II
taken by a colored man In the employ OF Mr.
Bradley. when the thief drew a razor or Knife
and cut the man across The cheek and escaped
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PRIOR TO TAXING OCR ANNUAL INVENTORY we
viii OCer our entire stock OF carpets az factory
prices; Nottingham curtain lace, from -, 81 so
cents; large d0ubie-width blankets, 81 80, S.
$50, "a up; bed comforts, large size, from 81;
black caShmereS. all wool, 80, So 60. G5, 10 as
etc: holiday novelties of all kinds at 'roNs0Y,'s
$50 pennsylvania avenue. south side, near tn
Street-Adgf
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CANSyHs; BACK RgGKss. fHEAs: H.
POULTRY, Tenderloins Of BE-F, A2S
Southdown MUTTON. Stalled Beet.
Orders for Dinner Parties alled ct short no
dca. uoy2Q-tr
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NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
s.lr,I11Rn.x nrrnprp q 1910 =
oaaoiaIPaper ofthe County and village
The Meeting T,,e.aay Night.

Roswell G. Horr, the Republican cam
didate for representative in Congress,
from this, the Eighth district. addressed
a large audience at the town hall, last
tuesday night, on TIE financial issues,
the only question before the people. His
arguments we're plain, simple and con-
vincing, and showed up the greenback
theory in its true light. He kept his
audience in the best of humor, and his
points were loudly applauded. His speech
was one of the best that has been deliver
ed i'll our village, and was one that all
could comprehend and will doubtless do
much TO enlighten the citizens of the
county upon the all absorbing question
OF finaifce. All who favor honest money,
of both the old political parties, We're well
pleased with the speech. Mr.. Horr made
many friends during his brief stay in our
village, and our citizens would be glad to
hear him again, shoule circumstances
permit. The drilling rain prevented
some from attending. Notwithstanding
the unpleasant evening several ladies
were in attendance. He related one in-
cident WHICH ,wasa good answer TO the
cry of the COOL old times of high prices
At one meeting he addressed. he had
been claiming that the of the la
boring man a: the present time would
procure more of the neccssaries of life
than ever before. A man in the audience
asked him If sucn was the ease SHOW was
it that dpringthe high prices men, WHO
worked for The questionei, could lsfy'
lots, build themselves Lomts sNnd furnish
them NICELY, andEe; with their present
wages they could not save anything ?"
Mr. Hosr. s8id tlrat this vase onundrum
that he could not answer, bt.@.hat he
knew it could not possibly be so, and,
asked his interrogator if any of the mel,
were present. One of them was poinied
out, ,.and MrsHorr asked him torE an ex=s
planation.. 1t was given. aud it must
nave ueen any rnTng DuS. s!tTsfsteevI J y 70
the Greenbaeker. .arhe solHiioh foi The
problem was, they had borrowed the
mOuey 10 do it. and he man added, they
still owed the money Mr.. Horr stated
this answer was solution to the cause
of the hard times. Men thought they
were making money because they we've
receiving high wages and went into spec
ulaliOns which otherwise they would
not have done. Pay day lad to come
sometime and when it did, the bubble
burst.
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Un deiable Truth.

You deserve to suffer, and if you lead
a miserable, unsatisfactory life in this
beautiful world, it is entirely your own
fault and there is only one excuse for
you-your unreasonable prejudice and
skepticism, which has killed thousands.
Personal knowledge and common sense
reasoning will soon .shOw yOu that
Green's August Flower will cure you of
liver complaint, or dyspepsia with al. its
horrible effects, such as SICK headache.
palpitation of the heart, sour stomach,
h ibitual costiveness, dizzintss of the
head. nervous prostration, low spirits,
Sc. The sales how re ch every town on
the Western Continent and not a drug
gist but what will tell you of its wonder
full cures. You GIN buy a sample bottle
tor 10 cents. Three doses will relieve
you. For sale by A. M. Gerow and Farr
az Weed, Ia-
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.L.t7T - II : :
Pine Lands for Farms.

1t has been generally consi' e-ed that
the pine lands OF Michigan were useless
for farming purposes. Recent expert
m nts, however, have demonstrated that
such is not the case, and indicate that
these lands. which have been held al
such low estimate, may yet become pro-
ductiye and be classed among the best
farming lands of the state. The Allessan
Journal says: .1F s<nl. rus
"Adam Schuler. who year or So ago
bought the. Francis f;irnl on the west
side OF the village, Las been mlkng ub-
stantial improvements in il and has raised
Large crops from it. The land is almots
wholly pine land. LasI year he lnanured
one of the san Iiest fields and planted
Early Rose potitOes. lie has just dug a
crop OF $50 bushels to the acre. and the
lubers are OF great average size. He
proudly shows specimens ut 4 pound or
mdre weight. Speaking of the crops OF
this pine land reminds us that we have
seen samples of white dent corn and
whit; wheat raised on them whose quail
ity cannot be eXcclled. Two or the years
ago the assertion that the pine lands
wouh! yet make some of the best farms
in The county wOul have been laughed
at. Now lis truth is generally admit
ted"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-10-19

At New Orleans Tuesday the customs
officers seized the cargo of the British.
steamer Ariel, from Liverpool, owing to-
an irrcgularity in her papers.
Bill Longly, the desperate, who per-
ishcd OIL the galiows in Giddlngs, Texas,
last Saturday, confessed to having per-
petrated - murders during his brief c.t-
reer of 27 years.
1t is likely that the United States gov
ernmcnt vii en,leavor TO secure modifi-
cation OF The policy of the Canadian
authorities in prohibiting American tugs
from rendering assistance to American
vessels in distress in canadian waters
Tie solicitor of the treasury having re-
quested District Attorney Cutcheon, of
Detroit, 10 examine the Canadian laws
and reg ulations OH the subject, he finds
nothing 10 justify the course of the Can
adian customs officers.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-10-19
Sellers Liver Pills.

Have been the standard renlely for tbs
cure of Lirer complaints, CostiUeness.
Sick headache and all arrangements OF.
the stomach and liver for over fifty gears
Read: sellers LjUer Pills cured me of
an attack of Liver com plant of eight
years standing."-Wm. Evans, Joliet,
Ills. Price 25c box. So Id byall drug
gias. F;rr 4 Weed n. ent- 10. Gle >.
ga Mich. Aug3lL,
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Sellers Vernifuge,

For expelling the loolms from Il system,
has no equal il this OF no oil er country
Read: "One teaspoonful of youy Vermi-
fugc was given to child of Mr.. Brad.
burv's, about twenty months old. and
the single dose expelled 234 large worms
in four hours after taking the medison."
BENZ. Lyle. Union Township. Pa.
Price 25c. IA bottle Sold by all drug
gists. Farr 81 Weed agents Tor Cieboy-
gan Mich.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-10-19

The United States Circuit Court has
reversed the decision of Secretary SchurZ
so that "Kansas Pacific r. r. lands' can-
not be preempted. These are said to be
the best lands in the west. Particulars
can be obtained from the Land Commits
sioner, at Salina, Kansas. III
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come that difficulty by counting the
heads and te eet. For the amusement of
the reader will quote it. ..BOnnomy
Price asked: How do we know ho-
many bats TO makes. Somebody counted
the heads. How do We eknow how many
sloes 20 make? Somebody counted the
feet" The Greei. back men ask. ..who
counted thcm?" OF course the business
men. SO OF the currency. 1t is the busi-
hess men who can best decide how much,
at any moment, is needed by forty million
of people" ,.....-,,.
by the counting of the heads an issue
of probably thrre hundred or. three
hundred and fifty millions would
take place, and after IA ley months.
acqnaintance with greenbacks the, times
We're found not to change to the better.
LabOrlng men We're unemployed and
business was PROSTATE. The, remedy tor
the evil w, ) il, the contraction of The eur
rency. We have made a great mistake.
III The first place, that we did not count
the feet, Instead of the heads. To crafty
public feeling one hundred Inillious more
are added to the currency, and after Il
lew months more the lines were found
10 be actually hard. All. the mistake is
in the curl ency; We should have count
ed the toes the last time Instead of The
feet. Another hundred thousand is add
ed to the appreciated and almost worth
less currency, f
The above imaginary idea of what the
result would be when The amount of the
cu rrency would be regulated by direct
acts of the government under the control
of the masses. The picture Is very prob
able, as history in all ages of the world
furnish ample proof Of The inconsysl ancy
and capriciousncss of popular and DIM
Ocratic governments. The tendency 20
extremes has geiierally most powerful.
Business men would be entirely power
less to regulate the currency under such
government as the Grceiibackers would
form. .t.s-,- q .r,s
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-10-19

NJ OfiCE is hereby given that there viii he
~ pettion presented to the Board of Super
visois OF me county OF Cheboygan, state o; Mich
day Of Ocotober, A: ID. 1875, for the O, o,ganzatlon
OF q new township. to-wI Thirty-seyen f3-I
Townehip of Monroe. W o"'o 'no
Dated this 9Th day OF Sept, A. ID 1879.
VIM Ellis. John Duvel b Riggs wa-tcr nj
u u KmIsss,y q q Richardson, q Stephen Williams, W
nam Embury, Jamcs Meyers Frank Beli.
% yaines %puny George w Lemon, August G,lner
Ba Bernbard ni'I b. 'Smn s% aener, Joseph Dosber
Ezra Munro; Ira Munro, Thomos aert,cy. los,
eph Blank, David CLARK. -' y, y,r's, SIS