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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-12-13

is MILIIONATRE RALsToN Still ALIVE .
-Fhe Nalla- Walla .Statssn1an saws that
w {. RalstOn, well remembered by manv
as tie president of the Bank of California
When 1t busted, " is not dead. as reported.
but ahVe aud suugiy situated on little is
Iand IN the south Of Europe That drown.
ing scene was well enacted. the Corners
inquest and funeral was we'll mat,.red de.
iuSioh aud would have come off two davs
s''oiieI u they could have agreed upon the
price Tor the subject "A c0rpse) which so
much resembled the banker as to dcceiva
those 80 systematically whom il was calc,-
i"ted 10 deceive. Some may naturally IN.
qHite bow we know this OF course we
c'''d not swear tn it, bat our information
comes Ifom source which is reliable
pi"'"ihent phys clan in San Francisco w.
,"e s"ie keeper OF this great secret up TO
iast Christmas. when he became iubilaut
over the receipt of heavy sum Of monag
ana dlvulged the Secret to a friend ,yb,n,
ne afterwards assisted with some of the
money received. and thar man is n,,,
highiy respected citizen of this city.
BATRTCE MCHrcH
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fATRIcK McHUeE, of Towanda. testifes
IT, at Jack hehoe had no part M he nm.
der o. Lsnrdon. ~ 'n7 ID hui-
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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-23
A Good Offer.

We would call attention 10 the adver'
tisement, in another colamn, in which a
value OF 5000 is offered 70" $ll % and
also to the letter from the Elsin Watch
company, in regard to the character OF
the watch offered. The Toledo Blade is
Il paper that has attained national rep
utation and is, undoubtedly. one of the
best pnperS published in the country, AMI
we'll worth So 20 per year. Its Nasty
letters have been copied far and wide.
AMI will continue to be one OF the feat
ures Of the Blade. The editorials are ably
written and the paper vii. at Ill times
be found full of useful and instructive
information.
The NORTHERN TRIBUNE proposes to
retain its position as the leading paper
publ, he'd i'm Northern Michigan and in
The future, rs in the past, will labor for
the Development of this rapidly growing
section Of the state, and strive to become Il
paper that will be indispensable 10 all who
desire to ep posted in regard to North
ern Michigan, and have an interest, di-
rectly or indirectly, in its advancement.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-23
Low Water at Niagara.

The Suspension Bridge journal of Feb.
r. says: For three days last week
serious do i6ts we're entertained by many
as to whether the waters Of the boiling
cataract would not cease running, such
was the outlook in the river above and
below the falls. In the vicinity of Table
Rock the river bed was perfectly dry for
hundreds of yards toward the ceater OF
Horse Shoe fall, and the icicles that re-
manned clingins to the high precipice
added grandeur to this novel sight. The
river below, in the neighborhoOd of the
ferry, was at least tw nty-fOur feet below
high water mark, and the walk over the
sandy pathway, from the base of the huge
staircase 10 the front OF the American
tails, was Il very rare treat. for the oldest
imhabilant positively d, clares that the
river never was so low. This sudden
change was. attributed to the inressanl
| high winds from tile northeast
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-23
,ghe s,ean,boa. a;la.

The uafi' nal House OF representatives
has passe an act known rs The Steam
boat bill, tor codifying the general laws
of the United States regulating steam
naviyaiion. This measure has been
pending in Congress for several years,
and has twice before passed the House,
in pretty much its present shape, but
was delicate in the Senate, generally
through the persistent efforts of Mr..
Conking, who steadily opposed il. The
bills passed by the House contains most
of the amendments that have been made
in the Senate in previous sessions. One
amendment changes the rates OF officers
licenses. The present rates are $40 tor a
first class license and s. tor a second
class, anu the same rate for renewals.
The rates now proposed are IS and 81
with 81 for renewals. Another amend
ment requires vessels to curry hOwitzcrs
and lines for the purpose of establishing
communication with the shore i'm case O
shiDwrcck. Still another amendment,
declares that none but citizens OF, or per
sons actually in the United States, shal
be licensed us engineers. As thus amend
ed, the bill passed by vote of l73 to 80
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-23
Attractive Homes.

The Rural Messenger says there Is use
i'm beauty. 1t makes homes attractive,
its exterior more respectable, our lives
happier. our dispositions sweeter, and
our social aud domestic intercourse more
refined. By all means plant some little
thing of grace To temper The rugged sur
roundings of the front yard. It's silent
though eloquent language will speak to
the visitor or passer-by y ord Of culOgy
for you. The least flower or shrub will
be some attractions; curved path wind
ing between the trees to the house, q
mound of stones or shells, with ivy
trailing over them, the Towering shrub
or turf OF fern. all such things are at.
tractive. aud form Il pleasing object fOi
the eye OF even the most indifferent be-
holder.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-23

The above cut re'r.-en;s he new flee 81 the
ID trOit EvENISG NEWS, into which, e. removed
with the opening OF The present year, and which
is without 10 ! thu most cOmmOtiOu- and com
lete newspaper off 20 in the west. Started in
August. 1878. THE NEWS had up to the date of
it's removed. printed nearly eighteen milf IN
sheets, cOnSu ming not less than AS tons of " he
paper. or pile mile high-each sheet being
spread out its full SZ'. The amount of re ding
matter published in it's columns each year is es-
tmated to be eqnal tn so ctavo Volumes of eco
pages each about $1,000 was paid out last year
far editorial Ork. AM ST. On for ty.e set
ing. The gross b. slness of he concern for 1877
exceeded $500 thus evincIng the popularity of
the paper as well with advertisers a. the reading
public. Besides Office staff of 40 editors
printers, and clerks it affords direct employ ment
to nearly 800 carriers and ne vsboys, besides a
large staff of corr espondents, the entire plumber
of tersOns deriving regular Income directly from
its publication aching "a high as 10. These
fact illustrate the magnitude Of I'll business
which has % en- bniif up IN little over four years
With unsurpassed facilities, the pub ishets now
I,rOPstse To relOubi- their exc lions 10 make THE
EvsNING Nhws he m.'del Paper of the orih-
W. st. ne outfit If type will soon improve
the mech anical appearance, and new and much
faster press is also in the near future, rOtwith-
standing hat the present machine has a capacity
tor upw arts of 10 900 sheets PR hour. No Detroit
paper has larger staff of editors and repOrt ere
or one composed OF men better 1. aimed 10 their
prOfe' sion, and all are now. as one man. bending
every energy to distinguish eoaselves and The
journal with which they are corrected. mo
interesting and readable sheet can tn. RETIRE be
promised tor the ensuing year All we ask of the
pubic is simply to try the paper for q week. a
month or a quarter.
In every considerable village in the sfate THE
f, ENISG NEWS is Obtainabl ny carrier at 10 cts
per week here it cannot be so secured il will
be sent by mail. postage prepaid, at the follow ing
rates: per y ar Sj@; per quarter, 81 Is: per
month, IS cents
Th. '-want" advertisements on the third page
of THE EVENING NEWS fOlm the cheapest and
mott pei ar way of &c ling any kind of I.ropertv
or filling any orr of want An advertisement Of
Is words or ess il inserted five days for 80 cents
Farmers and merchants everywhere may avail
them e YES of the advantages they o1er.
Address, in all G ,scs.
The Evening News,
al 4 elroit, Mich.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-23
ssGerman Syrup.o

No other medicine in the void
was ever given such test
OF its curative qualities as
Boschee's German Syrup. In three years
two million four hundred thousand small
bottles of this medicine were distributed
free of charge by Druggists in this conn
try TO those afflicted with Consumption,
Asthma, Groups, severe Coughs. Pneu-
monia ard other dist asses Of the Throat
and Lungs. giving the American people
undeniable proof that German Syrup
Will cure them The result has been
that Dfuggistssin every town and village
in the United States are recommending
it to their customers. Go to your Drug
gist. and ask what they know about it..
Sample Bottles 10 cents. Regular size
Is cents. Three doses WIZ relieve any
case. For sale by c. w. FAIR, & Co., and
A. NJ GerOw. 3nov77
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-23
Luln Der Prospects.

A dispatch from East Saginaw to the
Chicago Intcr-Ocean, dated 10Th, says
"Dispatches received from every lumber
ing point i'm the state show no snow, and
log hauling is dragging slowly. Not to
exceed % per cent. of the expected pro.
duct has been banked in the state at
large. OF the 600.000,0 900 feet expected in
the Saginaw district, only ~, 900 600 has
been banked, while the cost of numbering
has been increased fully 81 per thous-
and. Fnlly.75 per cent. of the cut is on
the skius.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-23
Dramatic Entertainment.

The ChebOygan Dramatic club have
decided TO make their first appearance
for public favor next "Wednesday even
ing. For several weeks they have had
in preparation drama, entitled Among
the>Breakers," and have given it careful
study. For several nights they have
been rehearsing nightly. and are all well
mp in their parts. We are confident that
all will do credit to themselves. The
following is the cast of'characters:
David hurry, keeper of Fairpont Light
James j. Brown
Larry Divine, his assistant. ........ AL Name
Hon. Bruce Hunter. C. s. Cushman
Clarence Hunter, his ward. " Fred. Hamel
Peter Paragraph, newspaper reporter-
G. w. Drury
Scud, Hunters colored servant. :. N. Lyons
Miss Minnie DaZe, Hunters niece
Miss Nelly Smart
Bess Starbright, ''cast up by the waves
Mrs. JAS j. Brown.
''Mother Carey" a reputed fortune teller
Mrs. Nellie Farr
Biddy Bean, an Irish girl
Mrs. W. s. Humphrey
They have decided to adopt popular
prices for admission. Reserved seats
for sale at Farr & Weeds, 30 cts, gener.
al admission % cts. We are glad tbs
club adopted The suggestion made in the
TRIBUNE, and have decided to devote
the profits OF their entertainments TO the
purchasing of a piano, TO be owned by
the club. but to be rented to parties de-
string its use for public occasions. W.
bespeik good house for the club Oh
the evening Of their first appearance.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-23

Marshal Horne received letter from
Albert LaCourre. the man who was shot
by the accidental discharge OF Dir.
Horne's pistol, in Macarthur. Smith &c
Co.'s store the 18th of last month, stating
that he had arrived home safe, and the
wound had healed, but that his leg was
yet somewhat stiff from the effects of the
wound.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-23
Il HI f. oi
EVENING

In addition TO their MoIning. Tn Week : asd
Weekly edition TIL r. lot AND THEByNE Con-
PANY pubiis THE DETROIT h, ENfNG TEL
E,iR ,PH. the cheapesl and Dcs afternoon pa
! e. published in Michigan. and the only Aflei-
noon Paper published in Detroit having the Az
eociated Prtss dispatches. it isas carefully and
ABLY edit in all departments any OF the large
morning dailies 1t Is pnre and uDeXCeptien mai IL
tone, and is worthy TO take It's pstc- IL any hre-
SIDE At the same time 1t Is bright, racy. fresh
and original, and contains all tie \ h-ys Il TBs
DAY, accurately and completely as the iaigeet
daily in the lana. but in condensed IsTnl or zap
id and agreeab bic ead,ng. Having behind it All
The resources tor the gathering OF news by tee-
graph, corr spOnd.nc., and exchanges OF the
largest new paper corporation IN the state, It's IA
ciliie- in this respeci are unequaled- specIa al
tention il paid to ObJaIiDg The latest nsWs mem
every city AMI village in Michigan. LIS MAR
KIT. MONEY an MARINE news = ~ be thorough
ly fresh and reliable, every possibe item OF IN
formation of value to business men beng care
iully collected and arrangen for ITS columns
Unlike other che ip evening. Papers. TOO often
of the merely sen: aiiona ordersiIs editorial Sol
umns will compare fayoraby VITA any Paper IN
The country for vigor. SOUND IN nking, accsratr
and usetui in formation, strength, freshness and
nuritv of STYLE, and wide range topics This
a. ma tment will alw +ys be well worth reading by
thinking men of all classes aud parties .r i
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-23
1878. THE 1878.
De ROIT POST AND TRIBUNE,
The metropolitan itepublicdn Journal OF
Michigan.


NNIIE consolidation Oh Tie Detroit Post ard The
Il Detroit Tribune AZ resulted IN making Il Z.
IOST AND tribune the Republican p ., CT Il
Michigan. It's resources, Its circ liol iIs aci.-
Ites Tor obtaining news by tel graph and cores
pOndence, its combination OF editorial t.lent, ,ls
'oprletorship by the wea thiest and most fscN-
eriui newspaper c)rpO alton ever 1orn:e ia inis
Eta G. all combine 10 give THt POS" AM, TRI-
BUNE advantages such as have never been con-
mahded by any other Michi an Journal. It is
ptci;liy strong i'm its Gathering derafT melt
-sparing no pains nor expei Sc TO oDtaia the Vere
latest ami freshest news of any inn ortSnce from
all quarters, by special dispatches and roi
able correspondents. The new Thus gathered iOr
the Daily etlltio will he presented in CONDENSED
and attractive form in The WEEKLY Pusf x -
TRIBUNE.
The paper will be thoroughly and rsIaSly Re-
publican in tone. an will labor 10 build nD :.l.r
not divide the great party of Freedom ana rs,e
Peoples Rights, ami VIII bring enterprise. ~ -
rien. and zeal To its work. 1t Will treat II ours
10, s in which Michigan is interested frcgi IA.
MICHIGAN STANDPOINT. but with justice, car
o., and /. flexible adherence to correct Finci-
Piles.
In all its depar ments it will be first-claes pa
per. Its Commercial department will Tive 10
farmers and others the esh 1T and most rciab
VS. from the leading markets OF THIS Country
aEu Englant.
Its Msne aneous Reading Matter w II always
be carefully se ectcd, pure in tone, fresh, racs',
instructive, interesting. and fE Tor the most re
| fined family cir,le-the very cream current ii-
er ,tuIre.
Its news Of all SORTS will he of the very latest
AMI most reliable.
| The coming year promises to be one of unlsral
| interest 10 politics. Political Issues are n a
transition state. with the Great issues Ut the fl
| ture just brginnir to show themselves. Nesls-
W.T. lie there are maiy conflicts of Union and
cross currents In po itlcs aud fiuancc, promising
| an exceedingly impoital session of tcngress
with many exciting debates, and many infers St
| ing movements among the people Moreover the
war IN Europe, the cIstu bed Condition If France.
/ the approaching Worlds Exp5tilion in Paris. aid
1 otherl portanS TOPICS Will crowd the cJmiE z ear
| with great ana Interesting events 1t viii he .
We r When every citizen will, more ti.an ever, lcei
the need of a reliable enterprising, abiy-con Uct-
ed, fir-t-class newspaper, such as The PosT ASH
| TRIBUNE.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-23
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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-23

The telegraph brings the news that the
snow of last night was a general one
throughout the state, extending as far
south as Detroit. The ,umbcrmen will
doubtless make good use Of it while it
lass.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-23
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Church Directory.

Church Directory.
NJ. E. CHURCH,
Corner OF Huron and Pine streets.
CHARLES p. WHITECAR, Pastor.
Order of of Sunday Exercises:
Preaching at 1890 A. NJ, and $50 p. M.
Sunday school at IL NJ.
Teachers' Meeting, Z u ,sday, 7:45P. NJ.
Prayer Meeting, Thu sday, Z: 45P.M.
The public are affectionatc-y invited to all ouI
Meetings.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Nea, the corner Of Huron and Nelson streets,
X. Nj. THOMPSON, Pastor.
Sunday Exercises.
Public worship A.
Evening q 4. NE
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TO CONSERVATIVES.
ERRORS OF YOUTH

| A Uh NTLENAN wi O suffered for e rs from
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The Morning herald., 1878-03-12
From the Earliest Ages.

SCFOtUIlA has been the bape, sDd as 1t
were. the curse of mankind, Moses, Ia the
18th cnapier Of LevitieuS lays down lery,
e1 pi.cit rules on this disea 9. So terrible
end loathsone had Il heen eopsiG ssd then
that q person known ta bastnfeat,d with II
would not be allowed II tIis with society
The Jews regarded itas dive fiction
and believed To ai o vas 30 cure far II. II
Was then the sins nfa youth or d:viation
from the ratas OF virtue wep6 punished as
Tong as life lasted Hepnily in our day
the sience OF medicine has been developed
the great storehouse Of MAI ure furnishes a
remedy the disease Is stripped of Its ter
ror by the use OF the SA " A ri FANS R0,1
AND HERB JUICES, and the victlr o.
acrofula, Ulcnrs, Sores, Pimples, BlotcEss,
III ter, etc, can be restored to sound health
In q few weeks. That there are thousands
now whose conditions are as bad RS those
Of the dark ages we are well aware. Many
now fail to find cure as well as they did
then, To all such the Sanaritan's Root
and Herb Juices will prove happy boon,
eradicating all impurities from Tie blood,
and making the complexion bright and
healthy. A few bottles W Ii remove pim-
pies or blotches, thereby doing away with
cosmetics ana powders kOO'r AN D HERB
JUICES $l.25 per bottle: Sent by express
to any address;
DESMOND & 60.
9l6 Racestreet philadelphia p,