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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-02-14
AnsfdnOi(6e NotBen.

Ser Brin; Don 8aIes lberIanote
bent &0nig Ilpbons einen foitbaren tilrftI9en
Sabel als SodSeits9ei9enf.
Charlotte, bic ebemaIise &aiIerin pom
Uterifo, cine S9peiter bes 80niss bon SeIs
sien, fol- i'm Sterben liesen.
Der per1iT9e @eianbte in @nss
Lamb bat ieinen Souuerain, ben S9ab NIT
einem Gei6enf pom einisen Telepbcns erz
freut.
Osmon Baf9a erbieIt firSli9 $4,000
iberrei9t, pel9e feline 2anbsIeute trob ibrer
sroben 8eOransniB fur i'm Sui%ammenseiteus
ert batten. l<A4E@
Die binterIafenen S9uloen Gictor
Gmanuel's betra9en Iber 5 Niaionen Doll
lars in @e6Ieln unb 2 Niaionen Dollars in
SypOtbefeni9uIOen. al
. Die 8etriebs9eieIIi9af Der brei
9roBen 8isi=9otels uno Der S6eioeds8abn
in Der S3wei3 bat iid 3abIunssunfdbis err
fIaren muilen. Au9 in Die &eileputb lit Der
&ra6 9efommem! ID. r.f--rrw
Der beuti DE &ronprin3 bot BET ieiz
ner ilngiten InrueIenbeit in Gom ben fIeinen
itaIienii9en 8ronprin5en auf feline arme ees
nommen uno sefubt. 9ieIe SanoIune ION
in 6ranfrei6 9robe Iufre9uns ~beruorserufen
baben. lHE a.l.-1
- 8onis Sumbert beabfi6tist, Die S9uIs
ben ieines Saters aus eisenen Ritteln gu til.
gen. Die ausseoebnten Sasbbeisun9en,
rpelde benz uerftorbenen &onise pom Der Raz
tion gum Gei9enf sema6t tuorben ruaren,
iinb gum 8erfaufe SeItelt. ~ c.a l3l#5H
= Cine entieblide Samiltentrasooie ipielte
IN in Der 3a6t gum Is. Sanuar in 9eitb in
etfem Sauie an benz SiapIass ab. Dor
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-02-14
unsefabr einem Sabre rpar Elm baieIbit pobs

inaef1hr ei1ent Sabre MAJ Elm baielbIt nobs
member g feabobnsB eartter pom etnem telen
Sunoe 9ebllien perben. 30 Die Mnnoe beilte
ieood, unb Do fi6 felt 10 LANCER i3ett feline
rueiteren Sol8er aei9ten, rparen bel ben Be
treffenoen bereits ole 8eIor9nile seldwuns
ben. Sod am 4benb bes IL. Sannar besab
fi9 Der Nann rubis gu 8ette. sSn Der &a9t
aber fam bic Baieri6en ptobIib gum Gnss
brud ; er 5erfratte unb serbiB feline r8attin
berart, oaB ite ~rettun9sIos p~erloren 1T. Muf
has bur1brin9enoe SammergeI1rei ftirste
ods Stnbenmde6en berbei uno nod bieIer
Die &0dias nn0 audi oieie 8etoen wuroen Don
Dem tod seruo toenen Meniden gebii1en. 4@r
bib iberbaupi Aae, biejid ibm ndberten, bis
i3lteBli6 Der i'm felben Sauie ipobnenbe
Nirtb uno bellen Sebn TIN NIT Striden feItz
banoen. 9ie sebiilenen rperionen ,puroen
iofort inter arStli6e 8lese senommen. Der
3ultano Der Sraa ees Hn9lidLi9en lit Ieioer
eth botftun9sloler. gag I'D ~ .HsassC
Das @otIegium b ct @arbindIe-
@onclaue - tpel9ein bic 8a6l oes neuen
Yapites obIie9t foate am Montag in &om
Suianumentreten uno fi6 in Bermanens erflds
rem. Die Stdrfe 6es Colleges BEL benz Sooe
Bius TX. 1T nun "a. Dapon iino SO sSStas
lieaer uno 90 Midt=S taIiener. Inter ben
leBteren iino 9. SranSolen, a Spanier, a
Oeferrei9er 3 @ngtdnoer, uno lie elm @ar6is
nal BON Deutldlano, ben Ser. Staaten, Bors
tu9al, Yolen, 1lnsarn unb 8elsien. 9a fur
Die 8apituabI s3meioritteI @ebrbeit porses
tdrteben 1T, 10 baben bic Staliener, bic bel
frilberen Wablen tets uber etne Waioritdt se=
boter, feline 10 9lan5enbe Iusii9t mebr, ME
iorit CUR Babl eines Stalieaers. Sic bebirs
fen oa5u bet Mitbllfe Don S ni9t italieni=
i6en @aroindlen.a 9ber 10 nieI man slaubt,
fueroen ie ii1 oielen Sueeurs ~ uerI9afen
uno bamit Die 8abl zines StaIieners gu fi9ern
fpifen. 1aalagF e y5I caa 5.aa
Qos getore6t Der roeltIi6en Ma6t itebt
benz fatbolii9en Oberbduptern pon Oetrei9,
Sranfrei9, Stalien; Spanten unb Yortu9al gu.
Die berporragenoiten 8anoioaten fur Die
8apitplrbea iino Die GaroinaIe Banebtanco,
Simeont Sran9t 2uiso Biato unb Yeonaz
CO ga 8aletta. = SIN 9esenpdrti9en Sabr=
banoert CAB es fol9enoe Yaplte 4sius VII,
9ebOren 1912, muroe 1900 gum 8apit gez
wdblt uno ftarb 1923; 2eeXII., seb. 1851,
TN September 1923 gum Bapit sepabIt, ftarb
1929; 9ius VIII, se5. 1852, 9.pabIt TN
WidrS 1929, itarb 1880; @resor Der Seds
sebnte, seb. 1866, sepabIt 1881, itarb i'm
Suai 1916; ibntG fol9te Bius TX. ais Der
257. Yralat, Der auf ct. 8etri Stubl ~oeieiien.
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Winseianot.)
9ie ,turi Waiien.

Dies S9auIpiel purbs letten Sonntag AbeHo
pom Der @oncoroia gum 3weiterl OiaI, uno sluar nit
sutem @rfols, eeseben. Die Mtt9lieber Der 8iibre
ipielten lire Stolen ausgeei6net, oafiir f6ien inoeb
elm 5beil pes pabIifun,s rnebrmals aus ieiner Stole
gu faltert, benn rpenu 8. y. in Der Scene, mo
9ierre, Der &riippel, ieinen Jtot ansjiebt, ura
8lan6e, bic blinoe Naiie, sesen RdIte 5n idiser,
uno dbnli9 er9reifenoeu Scenen, oies gu.
I9auer uno SDrer ldberIi9 finoen, oann iudre es
better, tie bliebeu su Sauie, bis ibnen elm 9uftlpiel
a~noe,eiat miro. 8or etpa einem Nonate las i'd
i'm r8eitboten" in einen. 9rtiteI, betitelt: Gin
IbeatersetteI in 9euti6lano Dor rtebr als 100
Sdbren: Dos 9ubIiflln miro biernrit Defenders
aufnlerfiarn senta6t: Gs lit elm 1raueritiif, iino
carf besbaI6 ni9t gelatt uersen." pb. g.
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men er itanb, in Splitter peruanceIt, Ooer weit meg
sei1leaSert. Slide I'M @etpi@te pom 20 gfunb "a.
gen iber eine ReiIe pom S9aupIase. Sneer nd9.
item l1nnsebuus bes RefieIs lit allies tars nno fIeiu
jertriimmert. a-4e bfg3 AIS 5s6HRg Ho
Sn afron beSablen Die 8arser bios $1.50 fis
eintauienb SuB @as nnS bic Stabt aabit rur 5 .25.
9ter in Columbus babsn mir $2.25 gu 8oblen. gs
,pilrbe fbper iein, etten fi9baItiseH 9runb ausu'
seben, natun, bas @as bier uni so Proaent tbeurer
fem ioute, pte in Gtron.
5RifsabeI se9en @eies.-9 Die folsenos
erbauItde 9eidi6te er5dblt Der in @initer eri9eS
renoe Stern 0es @eitli6er Obto" :1gR g35a
Seinri6 Safielmdnnpon SbelbnGpuntp, I'M irii9en
Settlement anidbig, mar ben 9erret s. y. q !. W.
S6n1ieber cine ruttoe Suntr1e fir uerl6ieoene Yos
ften lbon Iansit i9uIot9. % BON elmer Se;ablung
feine 8eoe mar, 10 ,puroen peri1ieoene 9e9enitdnbe
non Statten gebef, iino Or. 2ouis S1nieoer, Serr
Owen, &e6tsampalt, uno Der @onitable pom ytcs
2ean Somnlbip nabten ii9 an Ort uno STEELE. 4ls
man beim 9aule a~nIan9te, fano man Dor o%entleIbet
brei Ndrner utb bic Srau oes 9auie8 oufgepflarst,
nit Ntiltgabeln, elmer 9trt ino einern Snippel be-
r%paffnet. Die Gate ruaro Don Der 6rau bepabt,
uno Der Gonitable belt eS fir gut fi4 5uriid5u;les
ben. Der Aopofat perIbob ben 8erfauf bis 2 ubr
0a6rntttags, unb fol9te Den @onitable. Sn Berlin
trontmelte man elm NilSrestaent auiammer, Con.
table Qaiebroot ais SefebIsbaber, unb oie -sanse
Grippe marl9irte auf bas 9aus los. Die 8ertbeis
bigger nareil auf i6ren Soften, Iieber iih t~etnespegs
burb Die arsabl einl9i6tern, Saben ober Helm BET
ais Die Heuolper ge5ogen srurroeG Ndbref1o Dent
8erfQufe ftdnoen 9err Omen uno Or. Sfntleoer ets
mas bel Settle, oils Srau Saiellnanr plDsIi9, NIT
elmer Niitgabel ais Mn9riffspaffe, angeftlrint tam.
Der Doctor woate ni6t 9erne oas gTpertmeittntadbeh,
nel6e 8inbe cine 3infe rtadt, uno belt 1I1 oess
baIb binter Der breiten Geitalt oes &edtsanpattes
Dieter persaB feline 9otidfeit 9e9en oas lbone Sc
i9le9t, tniff aus, uno Lief. Die Srau pon eiaeni
9ilfs, 8~oliSiiten bepa9ett. 3mei Der Ndrrter tpurs
ben pesen @icerttano seger pas @eiet mad Stortep
in's @efdasnib ab9efhbrt. sh.+a2. - sia
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3riefTife No. 6.
i Mlignee's Serfauf
hou GrunS= II. Wobiltar=G iaent6am.

as aHianee pom @iaiam Cor, ruNni6e ID, traft zines ger'
ta~ufsbefebls non Der qrobate Court uon SranfIin County,
Clio, foIg eiseuttum I'm qriuatwese 81 %pertaifen
@runbeigeRtbum in GrantItn Go, Obto:-
7o% ader aanoes In Srlro Topribip IA ader aarS IN
SrantIin 9opnfbtp, 9beiI' Der @iner Sarm; 2 adr aanS tn
Trantltn Sopnibip, mo geSadter g8iItam Cor ieRt pcHnt.
Cots SRI. g, 6 II. 7 tn, 5iooIe's Sub6iutiioH Der Snlots 7S1
unS 7s2 tn Der stabt Columbus, ~sesenHber pom gaarttbaus.
Cots SIR. 8, 9 u. 10 In gentsnas' Subbtu,fiOH Der DutIots
Sir. % II. 90 in Der Stabt Columbus. stfg.L wI f.,
SuLot Rr. So int benz Stabtasn GrOueport. SraptItn Gotr$
tD, Obio.
Yots SIR. 5, 8, 9, 10, 12, IS, II, 15,. lie, II, ls, 19, 40
81. 20, 2s, "a uno &c In @iaiau Ger's S~ubbipifsu Der
GutIot SIR. 10 In Der Stabt Columbus.
DutIots gr. "A, rs. SO u. SO tn G%bonTpton's Su6stuifion,
| oeteoen in benz 6hIiden 9beie Der Stabt Columbus, 5Tuiften
Frieub StraBe uab e~iuinsfou 9uenae. .sc ,sfaaI-
misunderstanding: Cine 9ampfuaidtne un6
aeNeL, / Sadmai6ine, 5 gferbe, Q gusstes, 2 Sprinspasen,
/ SoI;pager, 20 antbehe pom ie $50 IN Der 6rienb Straben
ienba6ns@eieli6 2 autbeite pOn ie 500 in Der GoIunt'
bus urS Ain&efter 1urnpite %gompasrie, s antbeile pon lie
500 in Der 5rautIiu SroH COMPANY, 20 ant6eile pom is $50
In Der Seioto gauep GifenbabnsGeieaidaft. "
gebinaungen ipsrbeu auf GerIanseH u~itgetbetlt.
2orenSo Gn9ltih ,
febr o ambro u 5mgB aifsuee.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-02-14
It b.
Sie Sermidlmnsem in europa

Den ID. Sebruar.
Obwobl Der ruiiid.tilrtiide aries u gu
Gnoe, 10 1T bod Die orientaIii9e Srase nod
LANCE ni6t erIeOist. Sn England bat man
.enoIi6 einseieben, bab man einen 6ebIer ses
madt bat, ais man ben &uien 10 LANCE freie
Sano lief, bis Die Turfei sansIid billos gu
ibren SuBen liest. SEPT NO es 81 ipat 1T,
mo9te man eini6reiten, nudoem man bic,
ni9t bios bic Tlrtei, ionoern aud England
be~mitbisenben 8ebinsunsen bes @afenitias
itanbes erfabren. Iaein iett min feIbit Die
SIrfei ni9ts mebr pom benz p~erfioen albion
wiIen, ionoern bat ii6 benz mOsfopitiiden
Sieser in bic Irne seworfen unO i9eint TO-
gar bereit 81 fem, cine AaianS nit oemieIben
abSuidIieben. llnO unter iolden 1mitanoen
lit elm Ginidreiten GnsIanos fait auber
Sra9e.
9ie &ufen baben bic peftIiden Iertbeis
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Neuefe $.

Die 8~eerOisuns bes Bupites iOll am
l6., II. unb 18. 6ebruar in Der Sirtinii6en
&apele priuatim 9efeiert peroen. Die Gar.
binale periammeln ii6 am AbenO bes 18ten
5ur PapituabI.
@robe Iufresun9 in England. Der britt'
ide Some briilt semaItis. Die Zines" er:
Hart, Die brittii6e Slotte fol- unb muB mad
Gonitanttnopel 9eben, UNI Die britil9en Sn'
terelIen Su i6uben. @
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-02-14

2n8erbter auf SIai9en. Bie Sas Fr:
bIitum aus elmer ~beutigen anjeise eriiebt, bot i'9
in Columbus cine neue 6irtna etabIirt, iuel9e es
fi9 sur aufsabe ma4t, 8irtbe ipwobI ME gripat'
p~erlonen pon Gab' uno 6ern' nit nSloi9ensSasers
bier" 5u uerieben, uno ba Oas Bier aus Der betarr'.
ten Soteri9en 8rauerei tonrntt, 70 bebari
es Don uns rpobI teiner ueiteren gnrpfebluns, um
bent Gelddfte eiren rei9en 9tblas Su uerlGdfea.
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Yittsburser Siebnarft..

9ittsburs IL. Sebr. 1878. E
R~incuieb.-8eftes 8ut6er $5.75-6.25; gutes Bis
mittelsutes $5.O0|550; o~rbindres bis fair $500
Ats. 8uaen $3.OO-4W. s caa .H3Ggs4 i
Sausfdlber 5-6 Gts. per Pfo. L i
S9afe. -4-6 Cts. per Pfo. 2dnmer E61
Gts per 9fb. s
Sbwesne.-%Oo-4.5O per Gentner.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-02-14
Neip 0orfer @elomartt.
greile Der &~esierunas.8 unbs &c. in @sp gort
Columbus Warftberidt.

GpGumbus,1 IL. 5ebr. 1878.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-02-14

plunoerte er Ielne Sta1tsIalen, 10HoerH Oue
5aus ieiner S6mieeermutter. Oa Der IIoer:
Ii9e @eleI nit einem sefalenen SrauenSim:
mer sul ammenlebte, 10 puroe er por einiser
Nonaten bur6 bic Serpanbten ieiner Srau
elmer 5ebr a6tunsspertben Dame, ~9esluun9en.
iib BON biefer Su trehnen. 8iir5li6 ieopd
fanb er it6 I'M Sauie ieiner S9mie9ermuttel
Elm, BEL Der feline Sraus iest ipobnt, uno er
fldrte unter beiben Ibranen, bab er ii9 bel
fern wolle uno oab er gu bielem 3pede in
Weiten Der Ser. Staaten elm neues Seben be
sinnen peroe. Man slaubte ieinen beiliser
8etbeuerunsen uno S9rpiiren unb s~eitattete
tim, Dor Dem S9eioen einiee Sage unter ben
Oade bes i6miesermitterli6en Sauies Su5u
b%rinsen. Mber in elmer Der lebten 9fd6t'
peridwanb Woies obne Gbi9ieo, urS nit i'm
perl9manben beinabe Iammtli9e Wertbla6er
ieiner S9wiesermutter, ieiner 6rau unb on
berer Sapsbepobner.
Sn Oregon bat man III iin9iter Bel
8eriude nit Dem YHan5en oes Tbees &C.
ma6t, ,poriber bon Yortlanb aus beri9tet
mirb: tlniere Sbeepflan;unsen iteben gut
fo,pobl Die i'm 8epd6sbauIe, oils aud bic in
5reien. Die ~penigen falten Sage, i6arfer
Rorowinbe unb Ha6tfroite baben ibnen MID,
sei6aoet. Die BflanSen iteben uielmebr friid
unb frdfti9 Die i'm Sreten nod frdftiser, als
bic I'M 5auie. llno ba nun ieBt bic Sabres
seit Der falten @itteruns binter uns 1T, &
modte ipobL ioweit mad Der grfabruns zines
@inters 9eurtbeilt weroen fam, oils feltlteb
enb arSunebmen fem, oab bic Ibeetauot
bier a~cclimatiiirt rperben fam. Selbit abe,
aud barr, rpenn in Der SSoloe b1rtere Winte,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-02-14

SpIer 9e1oroert Da1, DuroeH Dalo uuU uuS
Wleliungen uno SersfeIo @rfranfun9sfdQe 9ez
meIoet, unb ieBt wiro aus Der Staot Spanz
eenbers beri1tet, bab bort ni9t pent9er ais
neun Yerfonen BON benz l1ebel befalen NOR
ben iinb, pon benen ii9 me9rere in au9ens
i9einli9er 2ebenssefabr befinoen. IS lit
bort Der Iusbrud Der 8ranfbeit auf bas Sac
tum suriidSuflbren, bab cine Srau pom 5wei
seI9Ia6teten S9weinen aus ilbertriebener
Spariamfeit ober in eisentblmli6er gorausz
iebuns be5isIi9 Der perruaRoti6aftli9en Be-
3iebunsen berielben nur oas cine unteriu9en
liebv mabren0 geraoe oas anoere, lpie iid Ip6z
ter berausteQte, bur9 uno bur6 tribinos
NOR.
Mus SranfentbaI miro seI6rieben {:
IS 1T unri6tis, bab Der @ieber Der 8aiierz
eIode, Serrn Anbreas Sunnn,, 9eitorben 1T.
Der Srrtbum itammt baber, bab Elm Sruoer
bes befannten 8~Lodeneiebers 9eitorben 1T.
- Die @ebrioer SmiainSe) s. unb g..
Rittersbaui en- in Samburs baben ii9 am %.
Sanuar in Der Btqe ertranft. Die Sirma
mar nit ca. 5 Riaionen 8aiiipa in StOduns
qeratben uno es purben ibr Don Sreunoen
uno 8erpanbten iofort als erite 9ulfe cine
Wliaion Warf ~offerirt. Die beioen 8ertorz
benen fdeinen i~noefen ben aopf u~erloren gu
baben unb polten ben 3uIammenbrud Oes
felt Sabrsebnten betriebenen @eiddfts ni9t
iberIeben. Sic binterlaiIen reip. feds unO
smei Rinber. = Die Sirma ioa namentIi3
6urd ben aries in 8erlesenbeit seratben
fein. 8or einisen Sabren ertparb lie auf Der
Sh5eI Sgmbros, Dor ben 9arbaneaen, meGrez
re srobe 8ersperfe, wel6e bur9 ben 8ries
empfinoIi9 Iitten unb ouBerbem aus Inlab
beiIeIben nod erorbttant bod b~eIteuert muir
ben. 9as s.. &. g." melOet, bab man Die
gaifiuen Der falirten Sirma srpar alsemeiu
auf 81 Miaionen Marf idase, baB aber pom
anberen Seiten senieIoet wirbe, bieielben
betrlgen iosar apiiden II unb IL Wiaionen.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-04-12
A Milkman,s Mad Mathematics.

When Thomas drove up to the house
on Elizabeth street yesterday to deliver
the usual quart of mixture, the gentle
man of the house kindly inquired:
"Thomas, how many quarts of milk
do you deliver? p
Ninety-one, sir"
"And how many COWS have youa"
"Nine, sir"
The gentleman made some remarks
about the early spring, close of the
Eastern war and the state of the roads,
and then asked:
"Say, Thomas, how much milk per
day do your COWS averagea"
"Seven quarts, sir"
"Ah-um," said the gentleman, as he
moved off. Thomas looked after him,
scratched his head, and at once grew
pale as he pulled out short pencil and
began to figure on the wagon-cov
Nine cows is nine, and / set seven
quarts down under the COWS and multi
ply. That's sixty-three quarts of milk.
told him sold ninety-one quarts per
day. Sixty-three from ninety-one leaves
twenty. eight, and none to carry. Now,
where do L get the rest of the milk
I'll be hanged if / haven't given myself
away to one of my best customers by
leaving burned big cavity in these fig
gers to be filed with water l'-Detroit
Free Press
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-04-12
Vitality of A Shark,s Heart.

The Providence Press tells this story,
apropos of shark story in the April
number of the Wide AtOdke, written by
DIR. J. Il. Payne "He describes tho
capture of shark and its dissection at
sea, and says that after the heart had
been removed from the body and placed
upon the deck it kept up its contrac-
tions for period of twenty minutes or half
an hour, just the same as when in place
and performing its Office of pumping the
blood to the various parts of the body.
We, in company with the late Surgeon
MacGregor, used to enjoy, annually, a
shark Fishing excursion. One season we
rendezvoused at Edgertown, and fished
for the monster off Capoge.' We caught
among others fellow of splendid plnck
and proportions, and decided to dissect
him. We landed him upon an old wharf
in Edgertown, about 4 o'clock in the
afternoon, and proceeded in true sur
oeon's style. We opened him took out
his immense jaws, which, when opened,
passed over to the extreme of our shout
5ers. and afterward found his heart ex.
nanding and contracting as if in life,
Enough the body was devoid of blood
We cut the heart out, placed it upon an
;nverted iron try-kettle used by whalers
and proceeded with our work. After w
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-04-12
COMPARISONS:

The weekly edition of the New York Titaes is 25QOO
copies and advertisements charged ut &C. cents
line. The American Newspaper Union gives adver.
tisement 10000 circulation for 20 cents line. Tho
Times thinks the American Newspaper Union List a
hBmbug
The weekly edition of the New York Post is 345O
copies, and advertisements charged at 10 GEMS
a line The American Newspaper Union gives adj
vetsement 3450 circulation for less than line
The Post don't think very well Of the American News
paper Union
The New York Commercial Adrertiser prints weekly
edition OF $500 copies and charges advertisers 10 cents
line. The Adreriiser has a poor opinion also of the
American Newspaper Union
The Boston Post weekly issues $500 copies charges I'D
Nerisers l2S cents line and expresses doubts of the
honesty of the American Newspaper Union which gives
that circulation for less than onefouth the price which
the Post demands.
The Boston Adrsrtiser charges 1917 cents line for ad.
yertising in weekly having $500 circulation, and
its READERS 10 beware of institution which gives 800
circulation for cents line
The Toronto Globe prints the best weekly in Cans da
has 20 900 circulation and charges % cents a line. Tie
Globe has contempt for the American Newspaper Union
which gives 10000 circulation for 16 cents a line
The Utica Herald prints 42 copies of weekly edition
which advertisers allowed TO at 10 cents line
IL joins in crusade against the American Newspaper
Union. which gives 6432 circulation for cents line
The Warsaw, N Y, Democrat prints $50 copies and
operative paper only u cent line dema nded for
its columns, and IL is no better than IL then.
The St. Louis weekly Post sells II 92 copies weekly
Germans in and around st. Louis It's advertising rates
American Newspaper Union gives II 9l2 weekly crcu-
lation To advertisement for cents line the Post
despses and speaks unkindly of it.
The Iockport. N. Y, weekly Times prints 200 copies,
Lockport weekly Times becomes cooperative paper
advertisers its columns at u line, which
is all the American Newspaper Union demands for
papers of like circulation and influence.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-04-12
Jewels of the Crown of Scotland

At Edinburg, Scotland, some years since, the
Jewels of the Crown were locked in a box, that
box in another, and 80 on, until they were sup
posed to be burglar-proof. They were then
locked up in the vault Of the castle, there to
remain for one hundred years, the keys being
placed in a mortar and fired into the sea-
Scarce fifty years passed by, and the modern
lock-picker opens the vault and boxes without
trouble. So the science of medicine, when
studied with the aid Of chemistry and the mi
croscope, becomes plain and simple and dis
eases that were regarded incurable a genera
ton ago now readily yield to remedies en-
ployed by the modern and progressive physi-
clan. A decade Of years tince, and women
we're taught to believe that their peculiar dis
eases and weaknesses we're incurable but now
hundreds and thousands of once-bedridden
women III the United States will testify to the
fact that DIR. Pierces Favorite Prescription has
effected their perfect and permanent cure.
TOLEDO, Ohio, Dec 6, 1876
DIR. r. V. PIERCE Buffalo, N. Y:
Dear Sir-About five years since my wife
was taken sick, and, though we employed the
best physicians in our city, yet she gradually
grew worse, 80 that she was confined to the
bed. Every remedy had tried, or could find,
failed to cure or even give relief. At last
procured bottle Of your Favorite Prescription,
and, to my surprise, 1t gave almost instant re-
lief and, with little perseverance, an entire
cure was effected. Ever gratefully yours,
GEO. BODENMIILER.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-04-12
On Their Travels.

The man who has written anything
for the editor and didn't "scratch it off
in hurry, will please call at this Office
and hear something to his advantage. -
oil City Derrick.
He is busy looking for the man who
read personal paragraph and did not
have his attention called to it.-NeaU
York Mail.
And when he has found him, the two
will inaugurate a search for the fellow
who made up his mind to become can
didate for Office without being "urged
to d. so by his friends. "-EG1aira Id
vertiser.
The three, arm in-arm, will then start
out to find the reporter who never spoke
of fire as the devouring element" and
the orator who never expressed himself
in few well-chosen words. James
tom Journal.
Having found him, the four will then
call on the man who "don't care much
for the paper, but his wife likes to read
it. "-Cdnlden Post.
And then the five will call on the man
who is in arrears on subscription for five
years, and threatens to quit "patroniz-
ing" the paper because the editor won't
give him free puff. -BroOkville Demo
cr0t.
Taking him along, the six will go in
search of the man who is perfectly will
ing that his name should appear in the
paper, and consequently doesn't add,
"But if you should use it, you know,
you can put in "a half column puff for
the modest fellow Worcester Press.
And then the septet will start out to
find the correspondent who does not lad
mire your very valuable and ably-con-
Quoted journal. st Louis Times.
And the eight, in company, will then
march out to the frontier to see how the
old curmudgeon gets along who is al
ways threatening to "stop my paper
when it says something that goes awry
with his poor, miserable, ignorant, big
oted self-conceit.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-04-12
Indian SuperstitiOns.

The Indians believe that the thunder
is huge bird, with green back and gray
breast, and that the tapping of his wings
causes the thunder (some faint resem-
blance to the NEUROLOGICAL birds of Jove,
who carried the thunder in their claws).
They imagine that the heavens are sup
ported by four large poles, resembling
large trees; that the big bird lives in the
west, and is only heard while flying
east. This is easily accounted for by
the fact of their storms almost invariably
coming from the west They have a
superstitious fear of the aurora borealis,
which they cali the medicine fire. "
They believe that it has the power of
rendering them good shots ian idea aris-