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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-09-28
Unclaimed Letter List.

The following is list of letters re-
mailing in the ChebOygan pOstoffice, un-
called for Sept. %. Persons calling for
these letters will please say that they are
advertised: 3
Crane, L b, Jr Cormear, Odilon
Knell, Frank Morris, James
Long. William Ed Smith, Miss Frcinces
Woodland, George2 Smith, +
Ross, Norman Lindsy, is
Smith, Embrose ron
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-09-28

The break i'm the Welland eamal has
some what demoralized the N. Il. boats.
The repairs, however, have been COM
pleted and in few days. the boats will
be running with their usual regularity.
The propeller Granite State, of the
Northern Transit line, was in, bound up,
Tuesday evening. She took the cargo Of
the City of Concord which was transfer
ed around the Welland canal by rail, on
at Port Colborne. This was her first
visit to this port this season.
The Canadian steam barge Lincoln
called in Wednesday afternoon after
wood. Capt. Duncanson reported having
experienced rough weather in Lake
Michigan. Last Sunday he lost his tow
OF two barges but succeeded in picking
them up again. The sea washed over
the steamers rails and Swept considera-
able quantity of wood overheard.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-09-28
Personal.

Jos. II. STEERE, prosecuting attorney
Of Chippewa county, is spending few
days in the village.
w. CHANDLER arrived from the Sault
last night to spend a few days looking
over the Sturgeon river "cut or work.
GEO. w. BELL, Esq, starts next Mon
day to make an extended tour over the
Senatorial district which he will have the
honor to represent, al the next issue of
the Legislature.
Rev. Chas. L. DeCeuninck. formerly IN
charge of the st. Mary's Catholic church
of this village, spent short time in town
this week. He was in excsllent health
and rs jovial as ever. He favored the
TRIBUNE Office with call and showed
his appreciation of it as as newspaper
by renewing his subscription.
HON. R G. HoRR, the Republican
nominee for Congress, for this district,
will be here about the 18th OF October.
Mr.. Horr is one of the ablest men and
best speakers in the state, and we predict
that he will present the political issues
in shape that will conyInce many that
he is the best man i'm nomination to rep
sent the district in Congress.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-09-28

block 4.............. Is Is 90 90 5 10
b. LIE GAULT'S DIVISION.
A piece of land
containing o acre
from off the north
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-08-09
Crsi0 end Ms 0eads.

section GsN ri tho code OF Town
provides. that when q reelected Of
tlccr has had public funds or prop.
crty In his control. under color al
his ofiicc, his bond shall not he APP
proved until he has produced and
fully accounted for such FUNDS nnd
property 10 the proper person to
whom he should account therefor
and tho officer or board approving
the bond shall endorse upon tie
bond before it. approval the fact
that said officer has fully accounted
Tor and produced all property and
funds before that time under his con-
troll ns said officer"
Now. look here, wouldn't Il be just
u little bit interesting 10 procure the
bonds III DIR. Craig. the cx- warden Of
the pcnitcntinry, who was elected
three times to that office, nnd while
staring ~ their blank backs, COM
pare them with the above extract
from the codes Let's do this, and
then let Il. hear from the officers
whose duty II WA To sce to CrAig's
bonds. --kcoknk Constitution.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-08-09

The isasmaae tsgls Telegraph, IN
ant easini.sh II she uHls IHasgssnsiast
psllsis'sl ae~srAs~s haslns y nsren.
aask ienashrt, eoHiaInlne ail ~
summarized Geographic news rf the
Rlnis~. resMtahahp elaborate AM.ii
rAA and European markets. MsiA~s
all ~ ths Iowa and Northwest isems
II inses~st, pulsilAAed n ihe nsrsfn.
rnils n the State. n ~ fef thrse
months. or - pat seaf. postage paid.
the largest circulating and tnnst pop.
alas paper In thr state. The Week
~ Telegraph. In point II ne~A. rdit.
urfnl, agriculture and literature, w..
ruris~ ihisty.twn columns. making
II thu hest and cheapest farm and
family | arer ruhliShrd a, the price.
n ~ par single cory. Ut In clubs NJ
ten, tl2 \ year, and one extra copy
fire.. A. an advertising medium the
above papers are unrserlleh. reach.
Ing rs they io some NN eiiier aud
towns over thc entire Northwest N
our business men have any nlvrrtI-.
Ing ~ place farms. real estate.
strnsrd or stolen stock. nf FLOODED
stock for salr---The Telegraph will
prove n profitable Investment. ~ the
advertising rates arr low. W. be-.
lteve many ri our citizens will iinl
IL To their advantage To canvass Tor
the Weekly Telegraph anil avail
themselves of mn A No. / paper. Any
ono desiring sample copies and III.
fnrmntian should address DrnrutF
TELEaHArn CoMrAsy, Dubuque.
TnMu .
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-08-09

You Must Care that COnRh.

With Shiloh's Consumption Cure
you cum cure yourself. Il has estah.
lishcd the fact that Consumption can
b. cured, while for Coughs. D,on.
chitis, Whooping Cough. Asthma.
aud NIL diseases 0f tho Throat and
Lungs, II Ii absolutely without ~,
equal. Two doses will relieve your
child ri Group, II IL pleasant 10 take
and perfectly harmless 10 the young
est child, and no mother can afford
To be without Il. You can use two
thirds Of u bottle and II what we say
Ii not true We will refund the price
paid. Price 10 cts. 10 cts. and tl.OO
per bottle. II your Lungs are sore or
chest or hack lame u.c HhIlohs por.
Gus Plastcrs. Sold by DR.. J. J. Glenn
mer.
Have you Dyspepsia, are you Con-
stipntcd, have you q yellow skin.
LOSS Of Appetite, Head Ache, II 30
don't fall 10 use SHIL0H'S SYSTEM
VITAI.1ZER. II In guaranteed 10 re-
licvc you, and will you continue 10
suffer when you can be- cured on
such terms a. these. Price 10 ctS.
and ~ cts. Sold BY DR.. ]. ]. Glen
mer.
Wells Persian Perfume HACK.
MErACK" II rich and fragrant try
II. Sold by DR.. j. j. Clcmmcr. crcsco
Iowa. 23cowlN
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-08-09

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Arain~i rhiaYine and extending The liaa,s. NJ
ihe Incorporated town ~ tn~su.
ae~st c,f. WENxTkn Mayer
July 18th. isss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-08-09

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-08-09

The republicans delight TO Talk ol
the unlimited issue 81 grccnbacks
advocated by thc grcenbnck party
This Ia the platform ri Hon. ID. l.
Stubs. touching that point.
LIT. Destroy the power " tho M.
tionnl banks.
.d. Have paper money issued
only by tho general government
3d. Issue the amount OF II tina,
the National banks now issue.
4th. Throw the gold out of tho
Golfers al Washington-l.t gold take
care ri itself -fill IT, place with vii.
yer. 4l2i grains IL the dollar.
9Th. Make our piper full legal
tender FOR all debts and make Ii OK
chanHahlc for coin ut the pleasure ol
the government.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-08-09

The Si0te R~gtxter furnishes thr
evidence that times mr. better now
than In lH0i. by table showing
that the prices 81 many "ommodisir.
cost loss money thnn they Aid then
IN 1884 every one who wanted work
got II and thcrc Was money III
abundance To pay fnr u when dome.
Now there II no money, as q consc.
qurnac thu country II full " mnran-
pl0y~d men. The R~yiSfrr'x table III
prices reminds ~ of tho Irlsh,nan's
remark on envnitinR thc price IT u
chicken and an being told that II
was ~ cents. snid he could get such
= Chicken In Dublin for Il -iAprnrs
where upnn h. wns asked why h.
didn't stay IN Dublin, replied thAt
tho trouble wins ~ WA ~ get the
slxpcnrc. there. Hi lAll4 every labor.
er could Hs.t work Nix dMyr III every
week M from ~ III fl5 pr week.
Now they ARE fortunate ~ get odd
Jobs Of . dry Or 10 nt amy price.
Then their labor suppiicd AL their
wants anl loft surplus, now all IL
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-08-09
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snasv thar ~ tsnss, shsaeb slsss ar
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teeNi ferass aell.f, Na. she tsaae
.lsilAs~, Whit .sa~t the Treasury
more than III. silver dralat, N ~
raliNtrsi anil discarded w thai IN
ssitaiiah fnf The mneh ahas~d 'sitsd.
~ ihe FATHERS ard heesvsafs Sla@f.
MAN Mna NJ Medtils theory. sh~s
the quantity II suln la any mnnes
determines It, saine-- proved by the
rtaeii.~ of the Treasury isself ~ he
false,
I'm this connection. w. ought ~
call attention I. what n essentially
hase. mean. aud dishonest ptarsss.
IN the Treasury. III IN. purchase II
four per cent. hssn,i. N requires pay.
ment In gold, Each piece l. weighed.
n II II found light sfum abrasion. the
customer mmst pay ilir difference,
This may he all right enough Hut
the wrong Ia that ihi. light 1ol,i Il
pniL again =, IL full value. after II
goes into thu Treasury hopper. 4
gentleman, who bought bonds In
Washington FEW days since. 20,
,hr money from the banks, took II
10 the treasury, had IL rejected: took
IL back a. the hank. where he WIS
told they received from the Treas.
Mfy that very morning. Now. this II
fraud IL is az bad M "swcating" the
coin of the realm. The question Il,
Who makes the profit on this de-
basement ri the coinage the Treas
nry or its ofIlrialsy W. have heard
Of sub. Treasures and their clerks
making large amounts III money. IL
this the way It's doncy--Chicdg0
Daily Nr,rs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-08-09
Woe AWAKE Foa AUGUST, is;s.

Tho August Wide Awake IL ra,lian,
With pictures. some very beautiful.
and some very funny: and with Is
sixteen paHc pictorial Natural His.
tory Supplement- bids defiance to
my child who thinks II can bc *.
hH.,stcd In one vacation. Moreover
this number will BIO permanently
valuable 10 tho mature reader, and
eagerly sought for, because NJ the
long Illustrated Paper about Elisa
beth Stuart Phelps In the Poets
Homes series. Little has hitherto
been published regarding her home
life. and this paper Ii very bright
and gossipy. II N illustrated from
flne drawings by Miss y. u. Hnmph.
rey. ono being y picture ~ the
famous Andovcr Study whore 40
many Of the important Christlnn.
ixing movements OF the dny have
had their hc9ining
In short, this number of Willie
Awake alone IN worth thr yearly
subscription t2OO. Edited IN Ella
Fnrman. published ~ d. Lothror 4
10. Boston.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-08-09
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Va n tNaANs IL aNs#4HH IL III
~hwsAe4 - tasesas8 $3.50 HtsAfN "a
rsY@wa 49, ~ ~ 49, w I'll y i4fs#s
w1 49, .mmsrh MuA sNss nAssAN
msN asas NAas4s MI N4A sh4st ~
Il AsNssAse@ ~lnn - aNsA asFs4 ~
smtss~ 4 n IA 4 vstst sHta =
fs~sA ia sAasaNA ~ s4#nssss -
r~s~s u. sessss - 4Mass'l wssh M
ewxsfrnseHs n n $50 sli@4ssesA ~
s.vsA, sNsspaa n l,sAnssAg gte#tss@s r.
NM 49, A. naasasa ~ thw wWsatNtsfns
t~ssvnttsnr ~ essaA st@mass~ IA ~
fstAe. W issssffsr sh#is gsslA. ~ 'fsssr
asas 49, esas hnfss~Manx TIL -
slun ~ash A~ta. md
ssassas slas senhsss tN
laMvulsh eu asssuns - ths enatMaas
Asu sanss sasans4fvss ~e hAs. ~ ees
fas shr ase II this rnld.
vi. are perfectly satisfied Nth aas
.~n rAi~s snenst providing shs 80
sfnM~hi rainss H. ard piArr~ " VI
Mesal seMl ~ n, Mnh making n \
legal Mnnss Tot MI rHsrrs#T. ~
rMn trust II me stability VI thu 9es.
eminent h f~siv~m esety sloilss "
tssu~s whether In paper ~ wst .rsnhe..
Money II only means 10 exshaH.r
ouf WARES. lahaf oF pfcslaess. Ahd II
matters not whether N IN paper. weed,
Sscn~. W. anything elsr. providing IN
ID protected hy the government II II
necessary, however, nv make this
money I'm - convenient n FORM ~
pOssihir. aud ~ contend that nine
out III every ten ,ncn will prefer n
carry paper In preference g. heavy
gold Or silver, rpccinily when h.
saves q per cent year Interest on
every dollar hc owns.
uoli brokers tell Us our paper II
useless I'm Europe. W. tell them 10
their farr THEY iiE. Let the govern.
mrnt III these United States pitt its
seal on Il million dollar note, making
Il n legal tender for any thing t. he
purchased In this country. and that
note would be- eagerly bought In
London or Parts al Its face value
But let n National Bank or private
institution issue similar note. and
the result would not he the SAME. II
would b. taken M q discount ~.
cOrdlng 10 thr standing ri the house
that issued II. Now. this country II
In all kinds of natural resources,
holding An abundance Of wealth. and
unclc Sans notes will be taken ut
par All over the world. SO long ~ he
Issues them I'M his absolute money
me only kind n money ne deals IN.
Let ~ stop this business Ut buying
gold " foreign capitalists and make
our own money. and q great snvin.
will BE- gained by tho people.
Il Il better To trade with each
other by means OF paper dollars
which the government prints. and
protects tor ns for nothing. than 10
pay the Rothsehiid's q per cent, for
their basc metaly Yes. yea. y thous.
anil tiMcs yes.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-08-09

II any ono is so foolish m ~ sup
pose that thu National bankers are
not vigorously Ut work with u view
Of influencing legislation In Con-
grcss.in their behalf, Let them read
tho following from the July issue OF
the BANKERS Magazine. Il says:
No one acquainted with the facts
will suppose TINT the bankers have
been inert. or their tools In Congress
Idle. II has been the Wise determine
tion az the American Bankers Assoc
citation. 10 have nothing ~ do with
the lobbyists who infest Washington.
but rcly solely upon the legitimate
influence OF the members Of the M.
socintion throughout the United
States, with these Senators aud Rep
rcsentAtives nj Washington"
That In to say, No have not de-
pended upon the lobbyists 10 buy up
our Senators and Representatives..
hut the Bankers Association have
made arrangements 10 deal directly
with Congressman through their
own constituents, In the districts
where they live. Undoubtedly these
bankers furnished tho money by
which a majority of Congressman
are elected. The bargain IL complet.
ed with them before they receive the
nomination, that II they will lcgis-
Int. In the interest 81 the bankers,
the latter will furnish funds TO se-
cure their election. The Magazine
says:
Facts have boon brought to the
knowledge OF every member of Con.
grcss by his own constituents, which
have produced i profound convic.
tion In many quarters"
That III n fNtr confession. but why
not come right out and say; We
have bought up cvcry member Of
Congress who II pnrehasHble, &c"
To show how active these men,
afc, the article referred to says:
During the past year, about $780,
WtO slips have hren circulated. or
prepared for circulation: nearly i0O.-
OOO newspapers. pamphlets. and
Journals, In lurthernnce ri tho gen.
rrHl objects for which II III formed.
hnvc been distributed: O?.O0O letters
eeA1SG NTNN kVNFGtVtu Mtlt SWIM OWAe
md pctitions signed by over 10000
voters have been laid before Con.
grrss."
That looks Hike business. "A terrible
calamity III Detailing the hanks, In
the estimation of the writer. because
"2ai last ycnr declared no diyl-
dcndr." That Ii, nine out VI ten did
declare dividends. and one did not;
therefore they WAnt 10 b. released
from taxes. III MI other cuisines the
nine get no dividends. where per-
hMps ono does.
To get the dividends. and secure
six per cent. profit. he says, ''nsnry
MHxi. nsury will. and Msmry door.
9Ouga Tho people: and frame your
laws ~ you will, you can't prevent
III"
This II y startling admission com.
Ing from their own ranks. A docu.
ment prepared Hon. John Daniels.
aud which ID highly spoken OF by
the Bamkeg's Magazine, snys: And
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-08-09

The Nsr Republic a campaign pm.
per published by tho monopolists,
bankers and hard money men ut thu
country In furnishing supplements
gratuitously To tie country press,
the object u which Ii 10 falslfy facts
and deceive the people into = con.
tinuxncc Of hnrl money rule. On
thcsc terms IL offers us aud We NJ.
c~pt the document from senator
Window who's. purpose II " 10 show
that democratic rctrcnchmcnt ald
reform" In Il dclusion and Il frnud.
In looking over this precious docn.
Ment when II comes TO hand our
readers will bear In mind that the
rctrcnnhment made by the House Of
Representatives, IN shown Ivy Soma
tor Window. WAS just and proper
and the SUM appropriated. wns nj
cquAte In every instance.
But deficiencies have occurred In
nearly every branch md have been
made up. Hows In the same WY
they have In this county and In ten
thousand ways bcsidcs. Here Frank
Kate einhex2lca fifteen 20 twenty
thousand dollars creating n "deilct.
cncy" his bondsmen made mp t5.bOD
u the amount. the people must
mike up thu rest. The remedy In
this county II to get rid 81 the men
who make the DEFICIENCIES. And 10 ~
70 senator Window and hts friends
In the departments At Washington.
It u their business TO create deilcien.
clos. II n the duty NJ Congress 10
refuse appropriations In aid Of these
schemes 81 robbery. and vi tho Ju-
dlcial officers oi tho government 20
send thu m~n who use public funds
with 70 lavish y hand ~ the penc-
Tertiary. The ordinary expenses Of
the government prior 70 lRdN, aver.
aged about otbO I'M, 0tDO, now II should
b. conducted for 4lOO. on. 600 but In.
stead they average over 0O,OOO. OO0
annually beside intercat on the pub.
llc debt about 1lOO .OOO 600 more.
Tho democratic In congress mMdc Ap-
preparations u 1l5l. 0t4, l7.40 for
tho ordinary expenses In 1877, ut
least ~ ,O0O, 000 more than should
have been mAdc, yet Senator Win
dom shows that the republican Of.
0ctals who had the expenditures 70
make got through with Il oil and In
addition procured the passage Of y
large deficiency bill. Now what the
country needs II 20 get rid oi the
republican cormornntA who thus
squandcr the peoples money, aud IT
tho same time retire from congress
every democrat who voted for the
deficiency bill: make up our con.
grcsH Of men who will represent the
interest of labor instead III the pro-
fessional robbers who sqMander the
milliOns ext0rtcd from the Industries
o. the people.
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The Liver Il tho imperial organ 81
the whole human system, N Ii con-
trolls the life, health and happiness NJ
man. When II II disturbed In liz prop.
er action, all kinds ri ailments arr
the natural result. The diRcstion III
food, the movements OF the heart md
blood, the action Of the brain aud
nervous systcm, are all Immediately
connected with the workings os the
Liver. i han been successfully prov.
81 TINT Green's August Flower g. I'm
eqnnlicd In curing Ill persona atiict.
oil with Dyspepsia or Liver Com
plalnt. and I'LL tina numerous Aymp.
toms that result from an unhealthy
condition of the Liver and Stomach.
Sample bottles 10 try, 10 cents. POSI-
lively sold In NIL towns ON the West.
ern Continent. Three doses will
prove that Il II just what you want.