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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-10-05
OniciaI Paper ofthe County and Village
OUR POLITICS,

The politics of the publisher OF the
TRIBUNE is well known here and
throughout the state. He is a Republicans
and will i'm the future, as he has i1the
past, do all that is in his power to advance
the interests Of that party. The politics
of the TRIBUNE is the advancement oil
the interests of Northern Michigan, and
to this end it will labor to- the extent OF
its ability. We know from the expert
ence of the past that that if Northern
Michigan does not work for its own in
terests they will be neglected, for no
other part of the state will. We have
an opportunity to work for our own in
terests now. Geo. w. Bell, of this place.
is the nominee for State Senator. He is
on the Republican ticket. but every in
terest which Cheboygan has in the next
Legislature dictates his election. He is
knownto almost every man in the county,
and his ability and integrity is unques-
toned. We hope and believe that he
will receive nearly the entire vote of the
county, regardless of politics. We believe
it because men will vote for Their own
interest, and Chcboygan's every interest
says elect Geo. W. Bell.
For the same reason we shall support
and urge the election of Henry w. Sey-
mour as Representative i'm the Legisla-
ture. He is man of great business and
executive ability, and large experience
In public affairs. Should he be elected
he will at once step into a prominent
place i'm Tire councils of the state, place
where he could wield great influence
for our benefit. Mr.. Seymour is man
of broad and expansive views. He has
for years made study of the needs and
resources of Northern Michigan, and
: having the facts and figures at his COM
mand, has the ability to place them be-
fore the country in a shape which would
WELD large influence. Never before have
the people lad the opportunity tc adj
vance tie interests of this growing por-
tion:of the state..as they have by the elec.
ton of these two men. We have nothing
to advance against the opposing candi-
dates, they are good men, but from our
knowledge of the needs of the country
and the candidates, we are satisfied that
the best interests of this section would
be subscrved by the election OF these men
TO the position named.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-10-05

MIR. EDISON. interviewed on the sub
ject of electric light, declares that he has
solved the problem as to the subdivision
of the light. The ordinary electric light
cannot be used for any purpose except
to light the streets, or large public
hnillir1s. Mt. EufsOTI proposes 10 uIStrlb-
ute the one brilliant light, and have u
great number of smaller lights for use in
ordinary rooms. lie has perfected a
machine by which The elect ic light can
be so distributed. the main feature of his
system being the burner. This gives out
ian incandescene. not afiame-something
white hot, that gives the light" This
white heat, lie maintains, does not hurt
the eyes. The light can he limited or
eXtinguished by turning cock. The
scheme is pronounced practicable; and
the light little brighter than gas, and
much cheaper.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-10-05

THE London Times does not take an
encouraging view OF the situation in
Afghanistan, arguing that Russia once
established at Cabul, would push her
boundaries to the mountains. The sys-
tenn OF preserving neutral zons in Asia
between English and Russian possessions
has been OH trial long enough, it would
seem. Why don't the two governments
divide up the neutral territory, agree up
on boundary, and stand by it. This
would stop all informal entertainments,
and attlch to any intrusive raid the idea
oil direct responsibility. 1t will not be
strange if tue Afghanistan agitation
ends in an arrangement like the above
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-10-05


AT New York last week the United
States steamer Enterprise, commander
Seffridge, arrived after a voyage of five
months exploring the Amqzon and its
princiIa al tributaries, more particularly
the MoIeria. Most of the officers and
men suffered from modified type OF
mailarial fever, and some of them are not
yet quite recovered. Capt. SelfIidge says
the exploration was "A perfect success.
The Mederia was found navigable 500
miles. The captain adds: We founu the
volume of the Amazon to be 10000 Gu
bic feet second, and If the Mississippi
were flowing into lit it would not rlise its
surface perccpiibly.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-10-05

Ohio raised 27,300,000 bushels of wheat
III 1877. 'ffris was few hundred thou
sand more bushels than was raised that
year in Michigan; but the acreage in
Ohio was relatively considerably larger,
as compared with the acreage in Michi-
gan. than the crop was. Michigan is a
better wheat-grOwing state, in proper
ton to the acres under cultivation, than
Ohio. and no mistake; and in two or
three years more Michigan will lead
Ohio in acreage as we'll. HI
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-10-05

The Confederates States labeled bits OF
paper with dollar marks and said they
were dollars, and imprisoned men who
would not receive them as such. and yet
in one year they had fallen to thirty
cents Oh the dullar-Defroit Free Prccs
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-10-05

PROFESSOR WHITE, of Cornell Univer-
sity, just returned from Europe, says
America must look TO her laurels in re-
gard to the common school system, as i'm
England. France, and Italy systems Of
primary and common school education
are being developed rapidly and with
great care. Europe, he thinks, has made
great progress within the last few years
toward better system OF educ !tiOn. .l,.s
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-10-05
EDITORIAL NOTES.

ENGLAND begins to fear the dread ap-
pearance of Yellow Jack. The authori-
ties are considering the ACCESSIBILITY of
preventing the landing at plymouth,
Cork, southampton, Bristol, Swansea,
Cardiff, and several other places of the
effects OF persons who have died of this
disease.
The Bank OF England does a very
comfortable little business. Its report
for the half year just closed-shows its net
profits during that time to have been
S3,447,974. This makes the amount of
the surplus SlF,570,425. which. taking
the times into consideration. is not an I'M
comfortable little sum to have Oh the
correct side of the ledger.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-04
Glass Houses.

Keep cool. Don't get excited. and always
remember that those who live in glass
houses should never throw stones or insinu-
ations at their reighbors. Alse, remem-
the rule for that is tit for tat. Let dogs
delight to bark and bite, for tits their ma
ture to do so, but sewing machine men
should never let their angry passions rise
TO tear each Others eyes. The old reliable
sewing machine, the Singers still ahead of
all competitors, although it has no new
clap-trap arrangements to decoy persons to
buy something which is of no particular
value to the operator. Don't be hum
plugged. but buy something that has been
tried and not found wanting, which you
will if You purchase Singer sewing ma
chine at H3 East Main street.
Sewing machine supplies Of all kinds for
sale, and repairs done at short notice.
5-26-s&wSt J.P. Scissor, Agent.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-04
A VIndication.

There are persons engaged in the sewing
machine business, travelling through Ill,
country and canvassing the city, who tell
and by false representations try 10 make
people believe l am not located in Sedalia
and say that il they buy sewing machines
of Wright. they will no; have any one TO
look after the interests of their machines
and they, or some of them say that the ST.
John Sewing Machines are not made of
good material, and will not wear well.
Any person or persons asserting or trying TO
make people believe such statements, are
liars and frauds.
Ever willing and pleased to serve NV
customers and friends, am respectfully,
5-l9-s4wit S 4. WRIGHT.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-04
WEEKLY BAZOO.
TUESDAY, JCNE4, 1873.
THE WORKINGWOMAN'S no.
TEL.

This concern is about to close. A.
T. Stewart, when living, looked upon
the hotel as a place where one thou.
sand working women would be made
happy and Independent. Yet when it
was opened the lowest price at which
it accepted a boarder was 81 per week
at least 50 per week above the aver
age earnings of the working women of
that city. When the necessity for
clothing, car fare. washing, and other
inevitable expenses is taken into con-
sideration, it must be readily apparent
to every one that residence in the
Women's Hotel is, to the average
working woman Of New York, as un-
attainable as Judge Hilton's other ho-
tel in Saratoga. But it appears The
Women's Hotel was not intended for
shop girls, but for ladies who earn
their own living, and who are still SO
well off that they can afford a luxu-
rious home. The result seems to dem
onstrate either that that class is very
limited; that its members prefer less
snowy homes with more familiar sur
roundings, that they dislike their
rules and regulations, or that they,
like the rest of the community, feeling
the pressure Of the existent hard times
in the reduction of the income deriva-
bic from their accomplishments, are
are unable to bear the expense of resi-
dence in the Women's Hotel. In
some degree each of these notions may
be correct. One thing the Stewart
enterprise has accomplished, is the
general reduction of the prices de-
manded of working women of the best
paid classes in their boarding houses.
From this there will probably be re.
action.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-04
st. john.

81 John, very pretty name,
But with very little fame;
Say, John, what Is tie matter,
That you make such chatter?
81. john, it il very bad,
For You To- get - awful mad
You are surely to be pi;ied,
Because you can't succeed in town or city.
81. jain, pray d. keep cnol,
Act the saint" and no, the fool:
Remember you are new beginner,
Aud can't expect to compete with Singer.
St JOHN, be- YOU wright" or w.ony.
You pu, the thing little to s,roas;
lie ''hone<t, just, and by fair dealing
The squealer has no chance for slueaiing.
Adi~u,
o-s6ssxw2t The SINGER.
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A married man in New York u

A married man in New York writes
to the Sun that it is impossible for hi:
family to get along Oh less than two
thousand dollars a year. His cock.
tails alone cost him thirty dollars a
month, or three hundred dollars a
year. Another fellow says his wife
and two children can live on eight
hundred dollars, and 60 to Coney
Island or Tony Pastors variety show
whenever they wish. The difference
is all in the man and those around
him.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-04
Wool, VVoo!., WooI,Ir

FIrp,''s box ;o y.ur Interests and don:
81! y"ur wo1l nn:ii w have made Won ar
offer. W. i.uy u kin,,s "a; wool f. c.st on
exchange goods. l'atroniz. bone indus
'sieS st.cTe y'.u c1n get Ihe bes; prices Tor
v"ar wucl ani gpoi> >; wholesale PRICES.
We are Offering >pci,! Inducements Thu
season ia trade. Come gave Us a Trial and
Ne Will sa;:-!s y"u. Special iniucg:ueur.
ard scc0n,nl d. !a;iliI. 70. parties from d.--
isrre- t'is;o,n wo:k lone. an short notice.
Roll c;s,:iG, = aud 10 cents. Car!.n. and
spinning 20 cents.
S,d-Iia Wonien Mills,
.wit {. \. RsNCoCE, Prct'r.
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st. Louis Journal: Rev. Mr.. Profits.

st. Louis Journal: Rev. Mr.. Profits.
mans claims to the State. superinten.
dency reminds us of a story-a very
short story. A number of preachers
once arrived in Nashville to attend a
religious convention, and en- route
from the depot inquired of native
where the different churches were To-
Gated. THAT" said the man, poipt-
ing to one. sis the Baptist church of
God; that is the Presbyterian church
Of God; that one up yonder is the
Methodist church North of God, and
that one nearly opposite is the Metho-
dist church South of God!r Mr.
Prottsman, we believe. represents the
Methodist church South of God and
bases his claims to Office upon that
fact"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-04
SQuealing.

Pull a pigs ear or step ON rats tail,
and as rule he will squeal. So it Is with
those who. through mercensry motives. try
to injure their competitors, by fraudulent,
misrepresentation. They, like the long.
cared animal Of the tabled, think that noise
is argument, but like the fable animal are
doomed to disappointment. Remember We
have 6rst-ciass machines, and cordially in
viie all persons desiring to buy q reliable
sewing machine 10
Come and examine what j. What,
Your minds of doubt relieving:
This is the only certain way,
For seeing il believing.
Fint-class supplies for all machines. All
machines repaired and work warranted.
S.A. Wight, go Ohio street.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-04

John Stoever, who has just died at
Myerstown, Pa, has confessed to the
murder of four neil. According to
the orthodox belief, Stoever will have
a seat in paradise, having found Jesus
on his deathbed. but had he happened
to live. the Sheriff would have found
him and strung him up.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-04

The people of Hudson county, New
Jersey are meanly prosecuting the
Rev. George B. Vosburgh, for poison
ing his wife. As the BAzoo man un.
derstands it the reverend gentleman
administered anthony and other
poisonous compounds to his better
half in der to bring her to a realiz.
ing sense that she was miserable sin.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-04

The multiplication Of poison germ, in
diseases III the bl"o,! il exceedingly rapid.
and ii unchecke, vitiI;e. all the blood Of
the body. DIR. Ball. Blood Mixture by it,
peculiar influence kills these germs, and
purifying the blood, removes ali possible
chance Of disease establishing itself
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-04

ADMINISTRATOR SHE or REM. Estate.
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~ 90 au 90 trr 90 -vi '.ir D., ..s ,it. ped I.,ri
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t~ttslfy term. '~s-. tt.reH.. a.. rts eth olv .f
February, tSsS. ~ -. matter et IT,. .--tt. 90
3t-,v- iHFll.,'- t...l. j. f'.- UNDERSIGNED ri
tu-1t~trt'"r to- trr,- non - s,Ii ,.-ftt-. VIII "a,
rUs>'s,nr~ %. ~,i "s.-.. 81 og..r ..;-, She .Dr,si
thereof. ssfi
WEUN&-I'NT. TIE, @i:h I'iY ~ MY. is.
~ 's'' '"tIE; ,s'-.- .i- 90 tES g,Uuty Of. Pct;~
irrsrru ti,' l-"sr- .i TO ,,u,iS ora ih i,r,ps.,,
AMI hvg "ris~'.. "a a." aitrrEDou 81 tirtt cav
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tii' highest u.'lar !sr cash "a htni ,lt tin follow
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MISS iFi. t"-"t: TIE 'rttvs-t quarter 81 .t.--
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quarter 1T ~s.;inu r'" - IN ts.ystii, ...ssy.-.,,
tt'f. 81 rang, tAratt .-1. DAVID LEVY.
Atiis. a. h''uss non of Ts,rU~ Bar.ucii. si,f
I'D sj-l
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-04

A man in Indiana has named his
two newly born twins alter Jim Blaine
and Bob Ingersoll. He must have
some new and hitherto unknown evil
dence forced upon his conviction that
there is no hell.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-04

'The man without a country" has
now a compatriot. A woman, a day
or two since. gave birth to a child on
the St. Louis bridge, between two
States.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-04

A week ago a jewelry dealer lost
several thousand dollars worth of gold
chains in the Planters House, St.
LOuit. The detectives went to work
and are now on their way back from
Cincinnati with the thief, who is a no.
toriOus Eastern crook.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-04

1t is gratifying to observe that, not
outstanding the disapproval of one of
the St. Louis papers, Decoration
day was nevertheless observed last
Sunday. and thirty thousand people
were present.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-04

Fifteen millions of people are starv-
ing to death in China. About 1OO,-
OOOo of them are starving the balance
the people on the Pacific slope.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-04
PLAIN TALK.

Half Horse ana Halt Man Card
from the Csntaur Mau-Sroue
Statements, Backed by Indisputa.
bic Testimony Science -EyJhoi
ogy and IIving WItnCssesin Last
ing Harmony.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-04

The latest advices from Black Hills
are extremely favorable, and that re.
gion seems to be entering upon a ca.
reer of great prosperity.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-04

The 18th of June is placed as the
utmost limit of the present session of
Congress.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-04

ALI those desiring to enjoy that high
degree ct health which pure blood induces
and maintains should Use DIR. Bulls Blood
Mixture.
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BOONVILLE'S BLAZE



The most destructive fire that ever
occurred in this city, broke out about
IL o'clock last night in the barber
shop, a frame building. occupied by
T.. Pallou. The fire was
FIRST DISCOVERED IN THE ROOF,
and the whole structure was in fiameS
before our sleeping citizens were
awakened BY the alarm.
The confagration then extended to
THE ADJOINING STORES
occupied by Joe Lieber, hardware
merchant, f. Rochelrs drug store. and
the undertaker's establishment of X.
X. Thompson, all of which were TO-
tally consumed.
A short time after the alarm was
given,
AN IMMENSE TIIRONG
assembled and the widest excitement
prevailed. The streets were lined
with goods, and guards were sta
toned over them to protect the prop
erty.
THE FIRE COMPANY
turned out promptly, and did all in
their power to arrest the flames, but
without avail. Afterward the en-
CINE became disabled, and water gave
out.
INCIDENTS.
Harry G. Lionberger was struck on
head by a bale of horse collars thrown
from a thlrd-story window, and badly
but not fatally injured.
S. b. Sturdevant, while rescuing
book and papers from his safe, had one
hundred dollars stolen.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Special dispatch To the Daily Bazoo.
BooNvILLE, Nav $3.50 p. m.
The following is from the Adcertiser
Extra:
Our city was visited by a destruc-
tive fire last night. We give below a
brief statement of the origin and
losses by the fire:
THE ALARM BELL
rung at II o'clock, and the fire ragged
until 2 o'clock i'm the morning. The
fire, as near as we can find out ut this
hour, originated in Pallou's building.
LOSSES AND IHsURANcE.
r. X. Thompson's, undertaken
building. was entirely consumed.
Value 1880; insured for $1,000.
Stock valued at $500; insured for
81. 500.
PaIlou, hair dresser and barber
Building entirely consumed. Valued
at $1,000; insured for $1,000. Stock
almost entirely lost.
Terrell, harness dealer-Loss on
stock shout $500; building, $50; in
sured for 50, 800.
DIR. Roeshel druggist-Loss on his
stock Of drugs, which were very much
broken and destroyed in the eagerness
to save, amounted to near $500, As
we'll as can be estimated at present.
Insured in the Home, of New York,
and 4Etna.
Joseph Lieber, tinware, stoves &c
equivalent to total destruc-
ion. Valued at 81 800; insured for
800; stock valued at about $1,000;
oss on same upwards Of 1900; in
urance 81 900.
Billy jackson, barber-Damage to
household and barber shop furniture
bout 500.
Henry Huber, general merchandise
Damage to stock about $50.
S. B. Sturtevant had stolen out of
lis safe 500 in money.
DIR. j. G. Mccoy, dentist Damage
0 Office furniture froc, moving, about
80.
Glass Houses.
Keep cool. Don't get excited. and always
.member that those who live in glass
ouses should never throw stones or insinu.
lions at their reighbors. Alse. remem-
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A COMPLICATED CASE.

Certleraen.-My case - briefly as follows: nave
Ia. tltsr-h yvr tsn ycaEs, each year WIKI fncrsat
inx severity FOR line years lad not breathe !
taroueh one rO>tri. had GroHptnss IN The THROAT,
avery bad Coagh, asthma az bad as TO be obnSedtO
TAKE ~ tOs 10 at light before being able 10 ne
down aal sleep, and constant dull paia IN M
heat NV head was At times so ftIll OF catarrhal
matter ipjurc my sense az hearing and compel
ne - 80 up several times ~ the nxi,t 20 Sleat =
these distressing syuQ tors las G.sappeAred under
The use OF not quite three bottss II SANFORD :
E,piCNL CrKE. My hearing IA fully restored.
have aS:ama.tc symptoms. NJ Cough. no drop
ringS IN The the A. no h-atache AMI In every way
te-ter than have been tor years. could feel the
effects of the CCRE my appetite. on my kidneNs,
and. IN fact. every part Os my system What hss
Exp.c,L CUEs. Very respectfully. ,,--,,.,-o,.
Pa. lhct- Z IL LAWlsENCE
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PIECE. Is cEMr9.

ncct-efIl % call Tor CoL-I:.s' VoLrAIo PLASTER
tcsl ~. Set some worthless imitation. Sold by all
sn0iesa.c aad retail druggists throughout the
Cn-sd states aai CanAaAs, and by WEEkS &
eOTI Ef.. i'rOpr.rtO--. Boston. Mass.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-04
INCIDENTS

INCIDENTS.
Harry G. Lionberger was struck on
head by bale of horse collars thrown
from a thlrd-story window, and badly
but not fatally injured.
S. b. Sturdevant, while rescuing
book and papers from his safe, had one
hundred dollars stolen.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-04
IS II Durable?
II CAN Be CURED.

YTcaa be cured. There e no doubt ahort is. TIA
fuirn. u II. relief Afforded by ssNFokD's RAoi.
car CURE FOR CATAsEH IL but a slight evidence %
what may follow persistent use OF tnis refieIy.
Tst hard incristSt matter that has lodged IN The
L.sai rgssag.s > removed with n few srplicaticns
IN. liberation and Inflammation subduri ana
tpafe! tie entire memhraa0us I'M rES OF the head
a. 'sa-.Sed and purified. Cousti:utiOaaiy il sc-
TIN Is that OF powerful pu-iiS Ing agent. destroy
H.. IN II. course through the sysseta the 0ctf
-, tl. " "a en-. In Catarrhal ciseases