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PETROLEUM CENTRE, PA, Oct. 5th-We have sold in one day more tan S3J worth of Dr, Smith Flee tuiG Oil at rciGl A. D. MILLER CO. Druggiss.t
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CONCORD, \. H. February 21.-Dr. Smiths Electric Oil has 10 de some great cures here and have or lered sI00 worth of it at :ims E. II. ROLLINS.
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We have sold large quantity of Dn. SMITHS ELECTRIC OIL" which is spoken of with unquall- fed praise Good reports from every bottle WEEKS POTTER 154 Washington St, Boston.
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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-08
THE WIDE, WIDE WORLD.

There is a French prophecy which say:
the end of the world will come wker
E,ster Sunday falls on st. Marks day
This will occur in 1856.
Bishop Smith declines to make publ,
Bishop McCOskry's second letter of resig
nation OH the ground that it is conf
Dental communication.
1t is reported the English fleet will re.
tire to Bcsika bay. and the Russian
troops to AdrianOple, previous to the
meeting OF the congress.
The Rhode Island House conquered in
the Senate resolutions deprecialing Pot
ters investigation and all efforts to un-
settle the Presidential title by note oil
4f TO 10
The syndicate of Friday OH last week
took from the Treasurer of New York
the remaining Sl5.000,000 of AZ per cent
bonds. which completes the 1000, DOC
bargained Tor April II.
The British Royal Geographical society
wants more accurate maps of the Lake
Nyassa. Africa. region. and will shortly
send an expedition to make the survey,
A Galveslon News special from Eagle
Pass says EscObedo is reported 10 have
captured SaragOssa, and is expected IL
attack Piegras Negras, aud that Mexican
government troops. under Col. Muncio
have gone TO meet him.
Silver is SO plenty in Hartford, Conn.
that 1T recent circus performance there
almost all the money taken i'm was OF thai
metal, The circus companys treasurer
had bill of $4O0 I'D pay a railroad com
pany for transportation and sent the sun
in a coal hOd.
Two hundTed Banuock Indians are en-
camped in the lava beds between Bis
Camas prairie and Snake river. They
have already shot two settlers and or
dcrcd all whites out OF The prairie.
company of soldiers has gone to inter
| view Them
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-08

A LONDON dispatch of Friday of last
week brings news of an apalling disaster
in the straits of Dover by which the huge
German turret ship Grosser Kurfursr
was run into and sunk by the immense
ironclad, Koenig WilhelD. Out of AGO
men and officers OH board only eighteen
were reported to have been saved, so
sudden was the sinking OF the ship. The
Grosser Kurfurst WIS one of the largest
vessels of Germany's iron-clld fleet, and
was turret ship oil 5,400 horse power, of
Ais tons and carried six heavy guns.
The Koenig Wilhelm, which came into
collision, was also one of the monsters OF
the German navy, having 5000 horse
power, 5,93S tonnage, and carrying
twenty-three guns. ninety-siX Founders,
made OF Krupp's hammered steel. The
GrOsser Kurfurst was one OF three
ships built after the same model at the
German dock-yards during the yerr 1873
and 1874. She had two turrets covered
with an armor eleven inches thick. Her
four turret-guns were of twenty-six tons,
and fore and aft were two twenty-one
ton guns. 1t will be seen that the sink
ing of such vessel is severe loss 10 the
German navy. The loss of life will, il is
hOpel. prove less than it now appears.
The c0lliding ship is badly damaged.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-08

GENERAL Grant was interviewed in
Paris i'm reference to The statement by
General Richard Taylor that Grant haG
fought his campaign in Virginia against
his own judgment, and in doing so had
thrown away the lives of 100000 men.
The object of Taylor's statement was
to show that Lincoln and Stanton Was
responsible for this great loss of life. TO
this Gen. Grans replies: Il have no
doubts there are some true things i'm this
article; but the part which refers to Inc
is wholly false, utterly false, without a
shadow of foundation. General Taylor
says that in conference between Presi.
dent Lincoln, Secretary Stanton and my
self. in 1864, the approaching campaign
in Virginia was discussed. No such con-
ference was ever held. and no such CAM
paign was ever discussed. General Tay-
lor says that l insisted upon. advancing
my whole army against Richmond by
the james River. never said word to
the President or Seer. tiry of War, or any
one else in authority rs to how [ would
advance. General Taylo reports Presi-
dent Lincoln as saying that the govern
mcnt required the interposilion of an
army between Lee and Washington. Mr..
lincoln never said word resembling
this, or anything at all on the subject
General Taylor reports me as sayisg thai
any change of route from my own by thu
james to another would cost 100000 men
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-08
SATURDAY. JUNE s, 1878.
ROADS NEEDED.

The TRIBUNE has on several occasions
referred 10 the Importance of roads to
the development of the county. and to the
building up Of our village. In order to
encourage the settlement of the farming
lands in our county it is necessary that
there should be access to these lands and
means of egrcss for the settler whereby
he can react, market TO dispose of the
products of the land. So long as these
lands are isolated from a convenient mar
kct it can not be expected that they will
be rapidly improved and the fact that
they are situated far from convenient
highways has tendency TO prevent set
tiers from locating upon them. In view
of this fact we think it is highly impor-
tant that the different townships should
give early attention to the opening up of
roads through their territory. and the
town that provides the best roads at the
earliest day will be the town that will
develop the most rapidly. 1t is import
ant that the officials. OF the different
towns should see that their road money
is expended properly and to the best adj
vantage. We have heard some COM
plants that in some of the towns the
money raised tor road purposes has been
wasted to certain extent, the work on
the roads not being properly done. This
is something that personally interests the
residents and property owners in every
town and they should see that the work
is well done, and if they find that their
officials are derelict i'm their duty, see
that at the next election they arc elected
10 remain in private lie. Good roads
are the main arteries to prosperity and in
their construction a view should be had
to the best development of the country
and they should be located so rs to ac-
commodate to tle best advantage the re-
quiremcnts of the settlers and with a
view to the intersection of roads to every
section of the town, that those who in
vest their money and devote their time
to opening up and developing the coun-
try may have means of reaching a market
with the products of their land and re-
turning with the necessary supplies.
Within the past few years Cheboygan
county has received numerous additions
to her farming population and probably
this has lead to demand for roads ex-
ceeding the ability OF the towns to meet,
bat we are of the opinion that if the mat
ter hal bceen properly looked after, on
the part of the different officials. that
much more might have been accomplish
ed than has been done. With the advan-
tages possessed by Cheboygan in the
way OF water communications the county
should in few years be abundantly sup
piled with means of reaching Chebovgan,
the natural market. With good roads in
addition to our material water communi-
cation and having plenty of as good farm
ing lands as there are in the state there
is 10 reason why Chesoygan county
should not rank among the foremost
counties in the northern portion of the
state.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-08

ACCORDING to Vienna dispatch Rus
STA has consented to such curtailment of
the boundaries of Bulgaria as will make
the southern line extended from Vranja
on the Srrvian frontier by way of Philip,
popolis. TO Eurghas. On the Black Sea-
This would leave the southern boundary
substantially the same as marked out i'm
the treaty, except as to the extension
southwark in Macedonian territory to
take in the Eyean coast line. But this
Austrian dispatch is like many others.
simply guess work. The territorial eX-
tension as marked out In the treaty was
simply to ''Serve as the basis tor the de-
finitive Limitation" and it was provided
that before the evacuation of ROumelia
by the Russian Imperial Army, it will
take notice of all notifications intlo-
duced, OH the spot, in the general draft
rs made by the special boundary COM
mission.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-08

This is a pure fiction. as, indeed, the
whole story is a pure fiction. General
Taylor says the story comes to him well
authenticated, and he has no doubt of its
correctness. There are only three per-
sons who could authenticate such story
MIR. Lincoln, Mr.. Stanton and myself.
Lincoln and StantOnarc dead, and | say
the whole story is IA fabrication, and who
ever vouched for it to General Taylor
vouched fOra fiction. / felt it due to
the memory of these great men, apart
from any sentiment of observation-disclosures
make this denial rs emphatic and clear
AS possible"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-08

TUE Centennial Board of Finance has
applied to Congress for relief. Will there
never be an end to the beggary of the
corporation which ran the Centennial
Exposition Must the United States
Treasury make a dividend to stock
holders. There has been whining
enough from those unfortunates to
drive Edison's monographs crazy with
sound.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-08

MARQUETTE county is the only one or
the upper peninsula that has regular Y
incorporated cities, and still we don't
feel proud and throw on style over our
sisters Marquette Mining Journal. Yes.
and Marquette county is The only one in
the state whose chief Incorporated city
and county seat is mainly owned by The
Northwestern Life Insurance company.
We did not suppose they would feel
proud over it.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-08

A WASHINGTON special says that it
has leaked out that the charges and tes-
t;mOny so far placed before Potlers
Grcasers g is of trivial character and
unworthy of the notice of a police court
The members are said TO be ut sea as to
what TO do in order 10 begin the unseat-
inp
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-08

CAPT. Grippenberg. of the Russian
navy under whose supervision alterations
to the recently purchased steamships are
being made, is again at Philadelphia. 1t
Is said that the Russian agents will buy
six vessels before leaving the country.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-08

THE Turks and Russians are both with
drawing in front of COnsiantinopie, and
are apparently mutually delighted at the
performance. According To the treaty
of San S!efano, the Russians were to re-
tire from European Turkey except New
Bulgaria, within three months fIoin the
date of signing the treaty (March 81 or
from its ratification (March Ply, The
Russian movement may be preliminary
TO Withdrawal into Bulgaria
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-08
LAST year strikers, this year commun-

TIE House has passed fhs bill making
an appropriation OF $4,000 for the Pot.
ter investigating committee. the bill
has yet to pass the ordeal of the Senate
and Presidential action.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-08

RUSSIA seems to be playing fast and
loose Nth England and Austria. When
Russia is abou, to agree with Austria
England busters and threatens, and
when the Car is about to arrive at an
understanding with England, Austria
growls and grumbles. 1t would seem
that English aud Austrian interests are
not identical, with Russian programme
under consideration.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-08

In the river and harbOr bill, rs -epOr-
te;. to the Senate, the following items
are added to the House bill; Improving
Missouri River at Council Bluffs, OmahOr
$4,000; improving L'Auquille River
Arkansas. $4,000; improving Mississippi
River from bridge of Chicago, Milwau-
kee and st. Paul railroad above Lacrosse
Wis, to mouth of Root River, below
sad city, $l2,50O; improving Osage
River, i'm Missouri and Kansas, $4,000
improving Missouri River at Fort Leaven
worth. Kan, $4,000; improving Mis-
souri, River at Sioux City. Iowa, $4,000;
continuing surveys and examination at
South Pass OF Mississippi River, $4,000
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-08

POTTER'S committee held short ses-
sion Friday morning Lust week, and, al
though secrecy was imposed OH members.
one of them stated that nothing had
been done, and as far as he could dis
cover, there was no prospect OF doing
anything. The committee he said, were
that what evidence had been laid before
the committe was found OH examination
to be of a trivial character, and unworthy
the notice OF police court.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-08

WHAT the Lake Superior district needs
is resumption of iron, not silver curren-
ey.-Marquctlt Mining Journal Garry
the news to Til,en, he will furnish all
the ''iron currency" the disui,t needs.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-08

TIE Saginaw Courier Democratic
pays Il high compliment to Representa-
tive Conger of Port Huron for the SER
vic he has rendered to Michigan, and
especially to thu business of the Sagi-
nav valley. The lumbermen regard him
az the ablest end most successful expon-
ent of their interests of any man in con-
gress.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-08

RUSSIA and England have agreed upon
programme to be submitted to the
congress. On the Russian programme
Bulgaria W constituted Il tributary OF
toman principally, with christian gov
eminent and a national militia, bonn,la-
ries to be determined by Russo-TurAi$h
commission. In the new programme
there are to be two piOvinces-Bulgaria
north of the Balkans to have christian
Prince, and Bulgaria south of the Bal
kans to be modelled on the plan of the
English colonies. and To have a christian
Governor. The Significance of this
change is not apparent. unless it is
concession to the Graco-English pa. ty.
The Russian programme as 10 the straits
and the Danube, rs declared in the treaty
is accepted, and but little change is made
IN the lines as marked on; Asia. Russia
holds Kars and BatOum, and gives up
Bayazid. Bayazid is OIL the great SOUTH
ern road from Erzcroum to Tabriz in
Persia, and holding it was i'm one sense
menace to the English trade. Russia as
it IS hollis the northern road to the same
point. The question of indemnity is
modified simply by the qualification that
the payment shall not be eXacted in land,
and shall not interfere with England's
claim as creditor of Turkey,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-08
MEN, WOMEN 5 In sss.y ;n sss,,~eq Pss.

nIrhed with ps acticaI Ipis o, ocesses, AID re
able in smation III on any desired subject Ii
You are puzzled on any sal, CT. wauia receip-
for anything enci se ON T. DOLL IN a reglrf
Brockyille. Ontario. when your wants will be
compped with, and the most-eIla slelnformation
forwarded you.
13aprtf
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-08

THE people do not forget the war for
the neil who died in the cause of the
Union. Decoration Day was more gen.
orally observed Thursday of last week.
than for many years, and from every
quarter come the evidences OF a people
1--we and devotion. There may have
been less formality, less disposition to
spe cial Parade than on previous occa-
sions; but from the ceremonies at Get
tysburgh TO the Informal dropping Of
flowers in the country graveyard, there
was manifestation of the proper spirit.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-08

UPON the accession 10 power of the
present Pope it was gathered from all
considerations of his past history and
and wha: was known OF his character,
that he would act in the discharge of his
functions rs the head of.the Church in 4
split Of tolerance, if not favor, toward
that liberalism in the world at large
which had been the horrtr of all author
tiles in Rome for some years past. Opin-
ion did. it appears, but bare justice 20 his
intentions in that respect; but, alas. the
world was apparently only hslf right in
its articipati0nS with regard to the new
Pontiff; for while it believed him justly
to favor liberal ideas it also believed him
to be a man so rcsolute and vigorous in
wha; he deemed tie right that it woulu
be impossible TO defeat his will. IN
this Last respect the world was probabl.
wrong. as reports from Rome indicate
that the extreme ultramOntane prupa-
ganda, active in that city, has 50 per-
siStently opposed all the better purposes
OF the Pope as to force him almost TO
the discrimination to abdicate his office.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-06-08

A SPECIAL from London gives an
interview with Count SchOuvaloff. The
correspondent says the count insisted
that the probabilities of war had mostly
vanished, and that Russia preferred peace
to armed conflict. All the greater OBJ
stacles outstanding between England and
Russia have been finally removed. The
terms of the agreement had been forwar-
ded. The invitations to the congress,
not to the conference, was to haYc been
issued i'm the course of few days. Berlin
has been selected as the place where the
meeting will be held. IL intend to leave
London for Russian capital next Satur
day. l shall be accompanied by my
private secret Try and three servants. In
my opinion the probability Of war at
present is infinitely Iessened.
TIE time was few years, yes we
might say few short months ago, when
as "A newspaper the Detroit Free Press
was way ahead of any other paper in De-
troit. 1t is goOd paper yet, but under
the new arrangement the Post and Frib-
une slowly but surely worked its way
up to the position of an equal, ana not
being satisfied With that kept right on
and outstripped its rival i'm the race. In
news-state and national and local it is
not excelled, while as paper for farm
ers il is away ahead. Even the Free
Press seems to be wOrstrd i'm its strong
est hold. "Jimcrax" rs a paragrapher is
far ahead of IN. Quad" II the Post
and Tribune keeps on improving as il
has for the past few months, it will rank
with any paper in the country. Its en-
terpr;se in regard to the southern claim.
matters, gave it national reputation.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-24
State Hash.

Henry Mckee, dar kee, stole $50
from E. J. Funderbark of Mathews
township, Mecklenburg, but was cap
tured in Charlotte where he was spend
ing money like a lord''-if you know
how that is.
The Raleigh Hotels were so crowd
ed last week that men We're piled away
like cord-woOd. and the women slept
spoon -fashion-thati is, we reckon, per-
haps, maybe, they did At the Ma
tional there were mattresses all over
the parlor, and heaps of Changers in
all the Railways, so that any ordinary
man ran risk of getting mixed up,
and lost in the crowd. In fact, we
hear of a bibulated brother, who had
| mislaid his companion. and pulled Out
| twenty six pairs of legs before getting
| hold of those Of his friend.
| As cold weather approaches, {
slight taste Of glycerine is apt to min
| gle with the sweetness of the Tulips
| If you don't understand this you can
| Join Judge Strong,s Law class or ma,
be your sweetheart uses camphor-ice
The Howard Association authori
zed Miss Minerva Happholdt of Nor
canton to draw upon them for $3.50.
is not SO stated but we presume thi
sum was due her father-the late D.
H--who sacrificed his life by going t
the Plague-stricken, sufferers.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-24

people Of Harnett at Ellington. Oh
Friday Col. Duncan McRae. the
Star learns, will settle in Wilmington
in a few weeks . DR. Thos. +. Wood
ley of kinston is dead . Mr. :. u.
Burgin. who resides near Lincolnton,
has lost two sons, and a daughter,
within few weeks. from liberia.
while little Jimmie the last IF the flock
is very low Rev. r.. r. Baird Of
Richmond, has appealed, for a new
trial, to the General Assembly Of his
church, and, we tink, with reason !:
for surely the verdict of his presby-
terry was absurd BI lop keane
preached in Greensboro on Monday
night, went to Charlotte on Tuesday
and is visiting the Catholic College At
Woodlawn, CASTOR county, to-day
Col. Jos. j. Davis spoke at Metropoli-
tan Hall last night Gen. Wiley u.
Jones, the campaign committee $
candidate for Congress in the 9Th Dis
trict. met with a cool reception in
Granville where the Republicans are
generally for Turner Mrs. w. j.
Holleman, Of Apex, who injured her
self by fall recently, died on Friday
morning. Mr. f. G. Brown, of Raj
eigh, has removed to Richmond.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-24
Men and Mention.

Thirty Short Horn cattle netted the
Duke of Devonshire $1,000 or more
than three thousand per head How is
that for high-(priced beef):. :. 1t was a
lucky thing for Ex-Judge Daniel L.
Russell of Brunswick, that he hap
pened to turn to the National Party,
after hearing the news from Maine ::
because he was just in time to be
nominated for Congress by the small
gathering of the New Lights at Will
mington last week DR.. Elisha Har-
ris, the well known physician, heads
the Yellow Fever commission which
will next week start for New Orleans
on its tour of investigation Col.
Waddell is convalescent Judge
Fowls will speak at Scotland Neck,
Nov. 2nd Dan Mclean and Bro.
Myrover. of the Gazette, addressed the