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GRAY mAIR A sPEcIALrY.

The finest quality. genuine ce,lrs. lower than any
other house INVISIBLE ltMAN HAIR NETs for the
front hair the largest and best imported each -
pCr t4les
COMBINES made VI IN IN" most approved manner:
roots all one WAY. Hair taken in EXCHANGE. Advice
given Icy French artst how to arrange hair most lie.
cuWnsly. free uf charge
Hair ar'isucay arranged at the establishment SOC or
OF ladies residences. 81
Acomreie assortment Of the choicest bcautfyus cos.
metics
ErGENTE's SECRET OF BEAUTY the ereatmesic
bcanuncr for the complexion. specially ftimparts a
trilnaut transparency, removes tan. reckes umpcS
and an skin blemisheA Warranted to be harmless si
per box.
r Coudray's Aurora Golden Fluid for bleaching the
hair a me golden blonde. 81 - ani 4. per bottle
The latest sensation. ALB RHINE 10 bleach the hair
the now 50 fashionable golden brown a. % ucr bottle.
Coudrays celebrated Vegetable Ncouiinc Face Powder
for blondes and hruuctte~ 81 ptr box.
bottl, -
No more gray hair
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Great Sale
Dry Goods

AND CLOSING OUT OF - -
THIS WEEK
will he offered the choice OF
49, Pr, rs OF DRESS GOODS.
at SIC. per yard worth i5r AMI roc.
NOVELTIES IN SPRING DRESS GOODS
ELEGANT FRENCH LAWNS.
GRENADINES, &c, &c, &c.
at extremely low prices.
THIS WEEK
Will he offered $50 nicccs ut BLACK CAsHMERFS at
4nc, t'r and SOC per ward The same goods sold last
We X Tor $40, ,ic aud 1,c Ter yard. -
pc yard The sold last week at 9oc 81 20, and
$50 per yard. ,,.
the choice Of rs pieces OF rAScY SILKS at SOC per
pieces oi BLACK GEoS GRAIN SILKS closing out at
% i,fpcs o. i g six ggr S xarh g. ss
ami 81 30 same sold last week at slI5, si7 and s.
THIS WEEK
SPECIAL BARGAINS
IN LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
$50 dozen Mem, radc.' and children, Hosiery, com.
prsing mar N, ny q. e,,ps JOG sgrns wear
MA faET gh9AK so sn Sg s7s s.
RICH DOLMANSat q -. SO % aud 81.
THIS WEEK
will he offered extra inducements In HOUSEKEEPING
All LINEN TABLE pAMAsK a, &c per yard
~ ana whi,c 90 gsr do,
ssa,gch ,lt,lHiS T9,,M,ELS,> a ng per dozen
PIANO COVERS Gichy cmlfoidcrcd At 81 u. worth
-, Ac.. &c. Ac
JOHN H. ANDERSON,
7si BROADWAY.
BETWEEN 9Th AND ORR SITS.
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A house whose reliability will be unquesuoned by any;
will be the purchasers Of Household goods
what 7. Stewards has been to the dry goods trade
leading repres enative instsmsn house OF New York
We shall have but ono price for all our goods no sd
vantage will he allowed to be taken any customer who
may be ignorant of the Of goods there shall be no
specified have the bill paid in; the payments will
be divided to suit the purchaser In parties should
become situated that they cannot meet their pay.
ments they will be granted an extension until such time
.. they can.
We never had nor shall have. recourse to selling par
ties goods through their inability to meet their obga
tons DESTROYS Of aiding our customers in their seec
tons, parties who come to make purchases will be
furnished complete Illustrated Catalogue OF all Goods
with the prices marked thereon thus proving that no
advantage will be taken Of any one All our goods and
materials bought in large quantities. and paid for
invariably with our own cash capital
We have partners. to divide the PROFITS with
Our has marked and spleasng to some
that good many uneharitabe nooodes would have the
stance, where small dealers have taken advantage Of
,ir customers and have brought the installment bus
ness into dsrcpute eyes Of some we propose TO
establish house uatw be above all such petty actions
house that will elevate the business to standard OF per
lection that has not heretofore been known and is not
capable of being accomplished by any other than house
OF our means
Our facilities over all others are such that none can
compete with We therefore think the public can as
themselves against all petty annoyanc.s they might
incur by purchasing OF small dealer. All can be fur
nshed with all the goods and time they require thus
avoiding any such lengths Of time as hrtysx forty
hity-hx months or any such specified terms We will
give parties all the time they require.
We have, with those intentions located at i2 1928 and
1857 BowERy, Grand where we propose to dssl
fairly and honoraby with every one Hoping the public
will aid us in carrying out this much to be desired
change and will eposc the same confidence in us in the
future as they have done in the past wo beg to remain
respectfully.
Jas. ]. C00gan & Bro,
1913, 1875, 1875 l-2 Bowery,
CORNER GRAND st.
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PERSIAN KHFNNALiNE.
Trade MarkJ

Amarvellons instantaneous hair sfancr. will change an
undesirable color Of hair from handsome light 10 dark
brown. warranted 20 be- nee from all poisonous sub
stances. perfectly odnres~ does soil linen ami
greasy, recommended by the best physicians, Si5O per
box.
LOVERS OF TORTOISE SHELL JfwEiRY can have
their tastes gratNcd by nspcVtni the latest addition
nom NAPLES 20 ourJnarniccnt stock goods
ever displayed In this country.
l. sHAw's HAIR AND BEAUT1FYtNG BAZAAR
81 West lstll ST.. near Sixth avenue. y Y.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-05-11
SAINT Scraps.

Work has commenced again upon the
court house. II viii be completed in
time for use at the August term of court.
Every Canadian boat. and there are
three or four week, brings from half a
dozen to two dozen of new recuits for
the noble army of homesteaders, which
are very rapidly taking possession of this
county. Most of them bring teams aud
farm implements with them.
Work on the new locks is once more
under way. and being pushed along as
rapidly as possible.
The question of new school house is
being agitated with great PROSPECT of
success. One is needed badly. Shall it
be brick or wood is the question.
A number of new buildings are being
erected. The Sault is improving. 1t is
said to be the liveliest town in the Lake
Superior country.
C. S. Barker is dredging the canal above
the locks, deepening the channel from
one 10 two feet. 1t was needed.
The homestead excitement has struck
this place. Many Of the citizens both
old and you.;g becoming granSers in
name If not in realty.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-05-11
Council Proceedings.
(OmciGl.)

A regular meeting of the Village
Council was held at the Council room,
on Tuesday evening May 9TH, 1873.
Prcsent-Presitlent StrOhn. Attorney
Bell, Trustees Perrin, Hall, Mcdonald,
and Macarthur.
Absent-Trustees McKervcy. and De
Puv.
The minutes of the last regular meet
ing were read and approved.
PETITIONS.
From c. w. Farr and - others. to
construct side walk on eastcrly side o:
Main street. +: ON Court street, norlherly,
to G. F Sou hams lot.
Received and referred to the Commit
tee on Streets and Sidewalks.
Communication from the NORTHERN
TRIBUNE:
gan:
hereby agree to do the printing and
publishing for the village of Cheboy-
gam during the ensuing year for the sum
of $l00. To- include everything. except
Job work. required to be published by
Law or rhe Council. Or l will publish
Everything required to be published by
law or the Council. at the legal or reelI
lar rates, and publish the Council pro-
ceeGings free. w. CHANDLER,
Pub Northern Tribune.
| Received and referred 10 Committed
OH Printing.
From Post Sc Van Ars,lale and /:
others, for the construction of sidewalk
on west side of Huron street, below
Seconi street,
Received and referred to Committee OF
Streets ansl Sidewalks.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From Wm. 4. De Puy:
To the Hon the Council of Cheboygan Village
! Having decided to re
move from Cheboy.an. hereby tende
my resignation as one OF the Trustees O
Chehoygan village.
Very respectfully. &C..
WM. F. De PUY.
Cisboygan. April is, 1878.
TIL resignation of VIM. F. De PHI
was, or motion, c-epiod. Whcieupo
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-05-11
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
o?ficiaIPapsr ofthe County and Village.
SATURDAY. MAY II. 1873.
wfzE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
= Word to Cur Esusfrrc css HTen Tcerars,.
ing its Needs

n &c Sru- 10 CUR ISusfts csS Hgen Regard
ing its Needs.
We have but little doubt that the mer-
chants of our village, if asked by stran-
ger, regarding the prospects of the sue
cess of our agricultural society, would re-
ply that they were good, that much in
terest was being taken in the enterprise
both by the farmers and citizens of the
village. that the society was in the hands
OF good and faithful officers, and that
und'r such circumstances failure is out
OF the question, or nearly so. How many
OF them when this was said, would think
that their duty 10 the society was done.
We fear that most of them would act
that way whether they really thought il
or not. It-is 10 conyince them that such
is not the case that this article is penned.
To insure the permanent success of the
society there must be Il successful fair
held this fall. The farmers must become
interested in the enterprise to such an
extent that they will improve their man.
ner of cultivation and care tor their stock
that they may have superior articles to
exhibit. This degree of interest can only
be secured by an offer by the society OF
liberal premiums tor the best growth of
agricultural or domestic productions.
Being just organized ard without CAPT
tai. the society is in a very poor condi.
ton to offer premiums with any degree
of certainty that they will realize the
means to pay them.
1t is this gap that the merchants of ouI
village. and those interested in the pros.
perity and developement of the comfy,
should fill.
They can do this to very great extent
by the offer OF special premiums. We
would suggest that the committee on
premiums, lately appointed by The direct
ors. call upon the business men and SET
what they viii be willing TO do in thi:
line. Let manufacturers OF or dealer ii
plows CTR plew fnr;he best bushcl q
potatoes, or anything else he rlay c,i;.oSe
Others, other arlicls they manufacture
or in which they deal. or 1T the preni
uns be in money ~ they desire. The pre-
miums 10 lac known by amy Jrme The,
choose TO designlte. In this way tll
premiums Sc. ofl;'rrd viii act a. IN a.!yer
tisement. and ;i:e doi.or VIII get i.i
money back. ard if l.e should lot. h
will have the satisfaction OF kiIuwiii:
that he has accom ;is.lcd some good
By a proper sllnwinr rlaiufac!ur..S q
agricultural implements f;oIn oil.,.
points might be niuce,I TO make aiI niir
of Il premium, for he i,u! pose OF Intro
ducing their implements into this >cc;io
ofthe state. In this Wy wc think III
cie;y Eam lie rcliey.d q of its creates
burden, That Of Offering premiums ain
the succe ss OF the soci, ~ assured. w
hore our citizens generally VIII take a
interest in this mait,r so tlat we vi
have fair that will lie crrtlit to lii
county. and one whjci will leave the SC
cicty in Il good financial condition.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-05-11
Elonuzncn: TO Ezs=rg..eese.

The project of erecting monument
to Marquette bas received new impetus
by the discovery OF his place of burial
at Point ST. Ignace. The Lansing Re-
publican says: "Rcv. George Dufllel,l, OF
lansing, has received IL letter from Jas.
III. Dormer, of Buffalo. n Y, in refer
encc to the erection of Il monument TO
Marquette, the great explorer. at Mick
inac, Hear where his grave was discover
ell. 1t is proposed t lat an association be
formed for the ereeting this monument.
with Senator Ferry as President, and the
Governors Of Michigan, Visions and
Illinois as Vice Presidents. and leading
men of religious denominations in th,
West rs associates. Although Marquette
WIS Il Roman Catholic and jesuit, his
geographical discoveries and bis person
al heroism We're conspicuous and deserve
to be remembered. 1t Is said that 81 ,O0C
has already been pledged i'll the state ol
New York, nine-tcutlis of ii by protest
| ants. lOT ilc cleCiluii vi IL suitaDic GOnli-
ment 10 the IMAM who is now only re-
numbered in the shadowy pages of his
! tory, and in his name being attached to
city, county, and Gn partl Il railroad
Ii is suggested thai Tie latter part @
July will be a favorable time 10 take ac
lion at Mackinac relative to the proposed
monument, as a greater number of sun
mer visitors are then on the meinoria bl,
island than at any o:ber period.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-05-11
Another Railroad Esun,or.

A rumor comes to US all the way from
Marquette 10 the effect that Mr.. IL. A.
Wetmore, president of the Marquette &
Mackinaw railroad cOmplny, is making
arrangements for the early commence
ment ef work on that road. The arrange
me,lts thus far completed, according to
our informant, is the renting OF some
rooms. in that town for the use of the
clerks AID bookkeeperS. This is about
the Work that we might mo>trcasnnaDiy
expect from the present management OF
the company II is work with picks and
shovcls that we want to see commenced
Bnokkeepefs and clerks may be an I'M
portant adjunct, but this Is not the way
that successfully bu;lt railroads are mali
aged. We cannot be led oh to false
hopes with such eommcucem@nts as this
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-05-11
Grand traverse district VI. e. Church
-Fosrlz, Quarter

The following appointments have been
maze by Presiding Elder \. p. Mocr-.
for the Fourth Quarter, in the CIR and
T'..avelse fiis:g'c':
Pa.o-.zev and lit: le rravfrse. Nay 1919.
C.diI4c AMI "a iiitc cir,.nii; Nay 70 rs
Sprncrr Creek .June ,.
Frani .,r'. .June ..
Bn r. I.,ht.. June 1916.
No-wn,i. .Inue - q
.a,nsh Arm, Jurr I'D.
Nanralnaa anl KiikaS,,a. June %
20 Prr>;,9n.. Ed no present.
III, Il ,ipias, July 6 4.
.inra ard nluh. Glen Arbor ai'i
f.nng l..i,e. .jiily i3-l4.
A>hlca. Jnly 22-2l.
Chcbnygana anal ChcbOygan River, July
- p.
Unvrc Ftlls. An~HSE o.
(.lq irv,ix. Angus: 10 ii.
Man,on anal F.ge Lake, August 10
| IL Presiding: ier not present.
Nolthnolf. August l7-iS.
Gryiorl. August 2i-:.5.
Nonrum Center and Traverse City
August 81 aud cep'cEsbrr i.
Al,nir, Camp Meei ing. July TO 10.
Stare Camp Meeting, Bay View, July
80.
CI,choyg'i II River, grove meeting, July
y 'o %
Ind. Camp Meeting, Northport. August
II 10 10.
Monroe Center Camp Meeting, Angus
21ih to September ?.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-05-11

The tug J. Z. Martel, of Sauga.uck

The tug J. Z. Martel, of Sauga.uck
was in port Wednesday.
The wrecking tug Leviathan ar
rived yesterday morning.
-Messrs Barclay & Matoon's new
tug is expected here next week.
The Fountain City passed up yesier-
day forenoon, but did not call at Che
boygan.
Some relics Of the lost schooner
Kate J.. Bruce have been picked up at o.
near Goderich.
The Marine City arrived yesterday
afternoon. landing the circus and consid-
cradle other freight.
The schooner Minnie Slauson has
been chartered at Buffalo to bring coal
from Black River 10 this port.
The schooner VIM. Crosthwaite ar.
rived from Buffalo, Tuesday afternoon
after cargo of lumber from Bullen s.
Nelson, for Chicago.
Aside from breaking one of her
wheels Mr.. Ellsworth says the Leviathan
is all right not even butt haying been
started OH her upper works.
| The ST. Joseph arrived Sunday after
noon. proceeded TO Maeknac, returned
| in the evening ana loaded hemlock bark
leaving about midnight Tor below.
The propeller Champlain, of the
Northern Transit line, called in. bound
down. last Saturday night, landing sever
al tons of freight tor oiIr merchants.
| The schooner Lotiie Cooper arrived
from Colingwool. Ont, last Tuesday.
took on caago of lumber from Bul-n
s. Nelson and left Thursday evening tor
Chicago.
The propeller ST. Paul will hereafter
extend her trips to Cheboygan and black
inaw. She leav,s Detroit tonight aud
may be expected here next Tuesday
morning.
The machinery is being placed in the
new boat for the inland route, being
built by Mr.. jerks, at lonia, and it is
expecte,! that She will be ready for the
route by the first OF June.
Locking commenced OH the Welland
canal last Tuesday, but only for vessels oi
light draft, there being but eight feet OF
water on the miier sill at Port DallIeusie
\ feet of over one hundred vessels wa:
waiting at Polt Dalhou>ie to be locked
through.
The propeller City of Toledo, ar
riycl Wednesday night, bound down
She is one of the y. T. bouts which werC
igaged on the Milwaukee and Luding
,on rou;e during The winter, but ha:
been thoroughly repailtcd and look:
as bright as Il dollar.
The propeller Lawrence called il
bound down. Monlay night. Sh,
looked rather the worse for her winter:
Inn on the roltc. from Milwaukee t.
Lil!ington, not having been painted NJ
MS SSdStil. kJibt iltlAt
of passengers and Il fii.l cargo OF through
freight.
Tuesday Captain Sinclair, of the tus
Crusader received Il telegram stating tha
: The schooner Our Son. laden with griiI
was ashore OIL S.. Helena. He had til,
lug fired up and with her lighter went Il
+ the reliet, and succeeded in lighting tn
schooner and getting her off. lie towe'
her below light house point, until tn
grain whie.l.had been taken off had beel
d replaced. when he returned to this port
!. and is now ready to render aid To an.
2 other vessel which may nee;l his service:
: This makes the third wrecking job TO
: the Crusader this season.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-05-11
CoNDENSED,NEws.

At BellvilIe, ILL.,. about 1000 miners
are i'm state of tumult. and serious
results are feared.
The Border City Mills. of Fall River
Mass. lave gone into bankruptcy for
more than one million dollars.
Northeastern Kansas expects TO har-
vest wheat in tile first half of June, and
southern Nebraska IA week later.
Capt. Eads is in Washington, and
wants his iettv contract modified to %
insieaa of 80 feet depth of channel.
j. NJ. Binckley. the Milwaukee suicide
was assistant attorney general for the
United States by appointment from Andy
johnson.
Congress hall. SARATOGA. was soil under
mortgage last week forS135 600 the build
ing. with furniture, cost originally $780,
| 600.
John Morrissey. just fev days before
he died. gave his check for $3.50 rs a do
nation to the Methodist Church at
Saratoga.
| ENGLAND is threatened with new
strike, that of between 5000 and 1000
cloth workers in the Holm. .orth and Had
ders fed districts.
At San Franrisc,. the will of w. s.
O'Erien was filed in the Probare CourI
this week. The estate WAS sworn less
than $4,000 900.
Five hundred Invitations w're issued
III Cleveland. and an unknown number
elsewhere. for the wedding of Senator
Cameron and Miss ShefmIn thursda,
evening.
A bill will bo reported BY the Hous'
committee making it mis,lemeanor 70
( \ vessel TO b, ing more than Ii chimes
passengers at ono trip to this country.
| A dangerous 800 counterfeit note ol
the Merchants national bank. ol New
Bedford, Mass, is circulating i'm TIL
west. also another on the Revere nation
al bank, of Dos on.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-05-11

During the late iise in water 70.090 900
feet of logs passed Chippewa Falls, Minn.
A part of Sitting Bulls band has
crossed into United States Territory. and
Crooks scout thinks the summer prom
ises much Indian trouble.
The Russian government owes Cra-
cow company tor vis.iu Hing the army
20000000 roubles, about $i4.0J0000, and
the company must suspend unless paid
Immediately.
A Baltimore firm is experimenting In
curing tea which was raised on ii farm
nj Georgetown. Hitherto ell attempts
at ci;ring tea i'll this couatry have been
unsuccessful.
Live stock shippers Mt Chicago are tax
ing active steps in opposition TO the bill
now pending in Congress to regulate the
transportation of live stock. They have
forwarded to Washington remon-
STRANGE.
Strange as it my seem Great Britain
is now lie greatest m0hamme,ian over
in the worll. Her m,lssulman pOpula.
lion in India is nearly 4l;030.000 Will,
the aggr gate number through the en-
tire Ottoman empire only reaches abuu
15,000,000,.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-05-11

For Is. years we have manufactured
Salerat.s- with great success. For tie
past two years we have been manufac
turing by IA new process, 1t never be-
comes hard and is always uniform in
strength. 1t is made from the best En-
glish stock, is perfectly and Il stronger
than any other Saleratus in the market.
BY following the dilett oi.s at using "A
less than any other brand, your biscuits
Will always be sweet, nice and spongy
Try it.
HENRY S. SMITH & Co.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-05-11
A Narrow Escape.

The propeller City OF Fremont, which
now runs between Chicago and Duluth.
ran very narrow escape on her firsiirip
up. On the 81 inst. she ran on Garden ISL
and shoals between Mackinaw and De-
tour. There was heavy sea on, and
the vessel pounded OIL lherocks for about
eighteen hours, when the sea rising still
more. all attempt at getting her oil with
out lightning was abandoned, and orders
we're given to throw the deck lOad over.
About 100 barrels of cement and about
the same of salt was thrown over when
she fioated. 1t WAS ascertaiied that she
did not leak, so she proceeded oh her
trip. A variation OF the compass * the
a eyed cause OF the accident The cement
was shipped to contractors at tie Sanlt
clnal. and the salt was shipped on
owners account. The loss is $l,l00
and is insured in the Orient and PheniX
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-05-11

8 At ii Han /, last Mou,iay. n schoo; e;
was 10 uie'i wi'h bru.h for the Li.scs III
Pa X orcaiw or, CI c go.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-05-11

MOSTIETsI AND ALLEGAN BRANCH.
Trans leave Nou:ieth 5 8. a ., and ) iO p NJ
arrive Allc4:in o 20 \ VI. ant D. p ". Leave
AlIesan IL - \ Il and % p N, arrive Monseth
ls 80 T. "A snl : is P NJ
DIRECT TRAIN CONNECTIONS FOLLOWS ::
Nos. ?. 3. . an.i G, at FOrr Wayne with
Fast ex res trains of the p.
fsy, ant from ri tsbnrg. HARRISBURG; Baiti-
more Washing. on p iii .del. hin and New York.
VS. l. . as,,l q at Fort Wayne with express
trains on W bah raiiwa to and from
Quincy. ST Loi;s Kansas City end I. Xas po ' nls'
Nos and at X tamazOo with Mlcnisan en-
trail X < to and from Chicago. and at Reed CITY
WITH E & /, VI Ry Tor lu'tiD@ton =,
NJ, sc5nnectsa 1T ID 50 juncii n with ~ - VI
railroad a d at Grand Rapids with III 4 Il Tor
Detroit and n points east -, p...-
Nos l 2,3 aad connect ltiichmond Win us
burg ,ineinnati ST l. 'uls x 10 ahu from IN
nj i,uApolis Louisville It Louis and rn soath-
~ st Nis0 ,ar i,ay' on. Xcnia. Columbus, &c.
ts,aily except Sundays. aDailV-
Y-sreakla-t. D-Einner. s-Sunnsr
4. y. LEET,
Gen. Passenger Agent.