Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-07-20

Ihe mel0ul0us CHIMNEY sweep mas
made lis appearance in this village.
Mrs. James Lyons. of Adrian, who has
been visiting relations here, left for home
Tuesday. fs4
The Cheboygan hotels are enjoying a
good run Of patronage and the landlords
are correspondingly happy.
Mr.. T. NJ. Hunter. Of the Adrian Times,
who has been spending a few days at
Grand Lake, passed through our village
yesterday.
Last Tuesday. at Traverse City the
m crcurv ranged from 90 to l04 degrees
IN the shade. and the citizens claimed
that it was the hottest day eyer expe-
riencedin that region.
The Mary left early this morning for
Mackinac. Capt. Riley having been en-
gagged by party at the Island to take
them to the Schneaux, and was to start
from there at S. am,
We can recommend the Campbell
House at Traverse City, as first class in
every respect. Mr.. Campbell knows
how to keep hotel and spares no pains
in looking after the comfort ofhis guests.
We have received a copy of Fourth
of July Grafton. delivered at Portland.
by Rev. J. l.. Male, formerly pastor of
| the congregational church of this vii
lage. The Future Stability of the Amer.
lean Nation" was his subject: 1t was a
very interesting address.
The Northern Belle the new steamer
for the inland route. broke down while
on her way here and was lowed into
Manistee for repairs. 1t was expected
that she would be'repaired and be able to
reach this port this week. but up to this
present writing she has not. put in an
appearance. nor been heard from.
Hon. Omar d. Coneer. of Port Hu,o
Representative in Congress from the
Seventh District, and Hon. Mark S.
Brewer. of Pontiac. Representative
from the Sixth Congressional district,
with their families were passengers on
the Marine City vest erday morning and
stopped at Mackinac.
DR.. A. W. Smith, of Adrian. who has
been visiting friends in this village. re-
turned home last Wednesday. The doc
tor expressed himself rs greatly pleased
with the sChicago of the North" The
doctor was anxious to wander by side of
the gently flowing brook in search of
trout. He went, he saw and caught
more fly-bites than he knew what to do
with. His face would have done honor
to Barnum's tattooded man. The doctor
packed his fish (?) in ice and shipped
them to Adrian TO exhibit to his friends.
A Needle Sixteen Years in a Persons
Body.
We were shown No. 6 sewing nee lie
which was taken from the arm of Mrs.
Allan Smith. of this place, by DIR. Thos.
N. Reynolds, of Detroit, on July 3rd.
Mrs. Smith swallowed the needle sixteen
years ago. and since that time it has
| been travcrsing her body. Mrs. Smith
has been in i'll health for number of
years, and six years ago was treated for
rheumatism Of the shoulder There was
nothing further felt of it until two years
ago. when the arm became swollen and
Unframed near the elbow when she was
| treated for rheumatism and erysipelas.
Mrs. Smiths Ihealth continued poor
and she was staying in Detroit under DIR.
| Reynolds treatment for throat difficulty
when the arm becoming again inflamed
and swollen the doctor upon eXamina-
ton succeeded in discovering and ex-
tracing the needle, which is much black
cned and corroded. 1t is very FORUM
ate for Mrs. Smith that the needle did
not reach any vital point during its wan
behring's. for had it reached the heart or
lungs it would probably have caused in
slant death and might have baffied
skillful physician to have told the cause.