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vIrgInIa's WaippIng Post.

FTTTN m fTI7III TIIfs.
Mary Mc1ll. n Young AMI comedy white girl
o. J" 4ttis. was fuhhclN whipped yesterday hN negro
constable at th1Slet 'iy Doui, Court nou-c ior il
larceny of UHr 0i siues This iuu-hnon the second
nm ted IN Virginia, hV result statute ph iN
the lot legislature which went operation un the IL
" IhN The female cuiput In tsiustance wns STRIPPED
4" N" waist aud kN"n twenty Give a>rs administered
WIN "a laW hide This nudD m punishment j. So revolt
iht o. the people that Tie mrnhsr 0 the LEGISLATURE
Mll b, Instructed 10 vote tor the repeal ut this law
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The C0mmrciW AdroiisO, ON occasion Of
the appointment Of DR.. liRowN SEQUARD to the
chair OF physiology in Paris, recently vacated
by the death Of CLAUDE BERNARD, speaks OF the
now professor as an American. II Is truo that
BEowN,StQuARD Is nnturnlzod citizen Of this
country and, what is Of moro importance, he Is
Il sincere and genuine republican. He was born
in the island Of hauritus and his father wns
an American citi2'n from Philadelphia. He
was cdu 'aied rs a Frenchman, and still speaks
English with strong French accent. When he
came to active life he combined the name OF his
mother With that of his father to form his own
cognomen-a practice by no means infrequent
in france He Ia man Of genius. enjoying the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-03

The warning contained in tho figures
which represent tho growth ~ the Social Demo-
craft" vote ia Germany should not bc thrown
away on so intelligent n man as BrsMAEcK
Repression has boon tried. thoroughly. and it
has failed. II siho part Of true craftsmanship
10 look facts spuarcly in the face. no matter
how uuw'lrom" They may be. and 20 make tho
best 81 Thorn. Repression having failed. It is
now obviously in order 10 try the virtue Of con-
eession-io mako frnnk ofrort 10 meet the
reasonable wishes Of tho German people. to
tighten their burdens and to widen their lihor-
ties. Better concession now than revolution
heroAftnr
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novel method Of figuring cut saving
to the Government is devised by n friend Of
ions sHERMAN's Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing. who says;
Tile net expense from the labor and oNrcn.e ammo.
rfitinu uf s~sNfN FOR the support ~ the bureau v
Si.i ~ ~ showing saNirs 20 the Government II
But. is this n saving? Who went before tn ,
Committee on Appropriations to get this mp
preparation that was three times as large rs il
ought 20 have been?
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-03

HAYES cannot complain that the man
aging pemocrltir politicians OF South Carolmu
hay" NOT KEEP, faith with him. They are living
M To- their agreements. In the resolutions of
the State ConYention which nominated WADE
HAMPTON On Thursday, they had good
deaf To- say about the bad record Of the
local Republican party. about their own loyal
acceptance Of the results Of the war and about
their good feeling toward the negroes and
d ire for their votes but they had not a word
90 say about the theft Of the Presidency. On
IN" subject Of the grea; crime of the century
they were absolutely dumb The sturdy De-
uo 'ra,y Of the hin counties. where the air is
pure, ana whore thn people still cherish old
fashioned notions as to honest politics and obo-
di'n"' 10 tine Constitution. were ovcrruled 10y the
HAMPTON clique. by the Charleston editors who
slyly nourshod and fniened themselves out Of
tho hash pots Of the CHAMBERLAIN regime 10
gr"t und 10y capitalists Of the scabuard who
have their oNn reasons Tor favoring the policy
OF time serving. How long the hill Democrats
will submit TO the gagging process romans to
be seen.
II is 1" b" noticed that the gratitude u these
South Carolina politicians for past iHVors is
gni'kencd 10y lively sense Of fav0rs 10 come.
Al pres NJ ihoy demand Of HAYES a general
amnesty for the moonshiners. Perhaps this
WIS the briho which rcconcilc1 the delegates ~
the hill towns 3. the tacit endorsement Of fraud.
II il a Ir"liy -af' prediction that HAYES will be
iound,us usual, happy Ia obli,c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-03

The Dramatic Nocs has some very singI-
lar intelligence. 1t says that in 1870 THE Sun
paid dividend TO its stockholders of over nny
per cent. per annum. whereas II now pays no
dividend Mt all Why the Ne'rS should make
statements Of this extraordinary nature when
bya simple inquiry il might obtain correct infor-
nation, We are unable to conjecture Measure
our contemporary that in the year 1877 THE
SrN paid To It's stockholders dividends twice as
large as those it paid in 1870; while for that
part of 1878 which has already elapsed. Its
,t''Ndend- have boon much better than they
were in 1877.
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Of the old school that the asymptotcs Of an
hyperbola will come together. some time or
other-the dictd of ancient philosophers to the
contrary Notwithstanding
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If tho Jersey city police have succeeded


In clearing IN the mystery hanging over tho
murder Of their comradc, SMITH they arc keep
Ing their discoveries to themselves II
is all hut certain that they have found
the weapons with which the deed WIS
DONE but the hand that welded
these is still unknown-at least to the public.
Yesterday amysterious coupe and n yelled Indy
entered upon the scene; but it il already asccr-
tanned that the latter knows nothing about the
murder. while IT will probably turn out that the
former. instead OF containing red handed
nssassin hurrying from his frcshly-accom-
I'ishcd crime. was merely conveying citizen.
who had taken more liqIor than was good fof
him, to the bosom OF his family. The man
BENNETT. Of whom SMITH was reported jealous.
had not been found last evening. 1t is due
to him TO say that into his quarrel with SMITH
or rather SMtTn's quarrel with him. the namo
Of SMITHS wife does not appear To have en-
tered. anu that the police do not any longer be-
llcvc him guilty Of the murder. Whether their
present theory is the true one. very short
time will probably show.
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The interest in the two young girls from
Colorado is heightened by the mystery sur
rounding the fate Of the elder one OF them. She
left her sisters side in Washington square
four days ago. and os yet nothing has
been heard Of her. 1t should be remem-
bcred that she disappeared in n region
of the city that ought to be particularly SAFE
Notwithstanding the dangerous character Of
some Of those WHO resort to IT, for 1t is within
few squares Of two police stations. Perhaps.
II the police of this ncighborhood would look
for her in earnest she might DE found.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-03

Treat promptly cramps. darrhwa, Asiauc cholera,
ant an bowel affections with Dr laHnr's Gamma
I'VE Rlsim and on viii obtain speedy TgAei ALI nv
uiue certain euIe.-LIe
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highest professional distinction In every civil
ized country

Among the possible, or rather probable,
candidates for Mayor we hear mentioned tho
name OF our fellow citizen Mr.. JORDAN L. Morn.
the distinguished American humorist and iron
founder. Morn would make n good Mayor.
His messages would be thousand times more
witty than those Of SMITH ELY. and on all ques-
tions Of principle he would be of cast iron.
Whether he will run rs nm Independent candi-
date or as n Tammany candidate will depend
upon circumstances but he would make fast
run any way.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-09
Quarterly Meeting.

The second quarterly meeting of the
M. E. church of this village will be held
at the church, commencing this evening
and concluding tomorrow. Rev. A. p.
Moors, the presiding elder, will preach
this evening at Z o'clock, and tomorrow
morning at lQ16 o'clock. The holy COM
munion will be celebrated at the close OF
the morning preaching. Love feast at
81 o'clock A. NJ. tomorrow.
At the close of the communion service,
the quarterly conference will hold an adj
journed session and the presiding elder
will, under its auspices, inaugurate the
Sabbath school association of the Che
boygan M. +. church, in accord will
the disciplinary requirements. and viii
| install the officers elect.
| Preaching tomorrow evening by thu
pastor. Subject-'Necessity for Repent
ance Toward God"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-09

The above cut represents The new Office of the
ID trOit EVENING NEWS, into which rJ removed
with the opening of The present year, and which
is without dOi the most cOmmodioua and com
plete newspaper Off IN in the west. Started in
August, 1873. THE NEWS had up to the date of
its removal, printed nearly eighteen million
sheets, cOnsu nlng not less than AS tons of white
paper. or pile mile high--each sheet be,ng
spread out it's full siz'. The amount of re ding
matter published in its columns each year is as-
timatnd to be equal tn 20 ctavO Volumes of SEQ
pages each bout 1000 was paid out last year
for editorial ork. an ST. more for TIVE set
ing. TIL gro business of 'he concern for 1877
exceeded So, coo. thus evincIng the popularity of
the papera well with advertisers as the reading
pubilc. Besides IN office staff of 40 editors.
printers, and clerks. il affords direct employ ment
to nearly 300 carriers amt nevsboys, besides
large staff Of correspond mt, the entire rumher
of persons deriving regular lrcome directly from
it's publication reaching AZ high as 60. These
facts illustrate the magnitude OF tt business
which has been built up N little over four years.
With unsurpassed facilities, the publishers now
propose to redOubi- their rXe' tons TO make TIL
EVENING N.wS he m"del paper Of the cOrth-
st. A neu outfit of type will soon improve
the mechanical appearance, and new and much
faster press is also in the near future, hotwith-
standing that the pres ent machine has a capac y
tor upw ards of TO- 900 sheets PER hour. NO Detroit
paper h larger staff of editors and reporters,
or one compo-ed of men better t aimed TO their
prOfe sion, ana all are now. as one man. bending
every energy To distinguish then selves and the
jorrnal with which they are eonrected. mot
Interesting and readable sheet can tn, Tefcre be
promise !or the ensuing year. All we ask of the
pubnc is simply TO try Tie paper fora week, a
month or a quarter.
In every considerable village in the state THE
EVENING NEWS is obtainab" ny carrier at 10 Cts.
per week here it cannot be so secured. it will
be sent by mail, otage prepaid at the following
rates: per yrar 50 ct; per quarter, 81 %; per
month, 45 cents
The want" advertisements on the third page
of The EVENING NEWS foim the cheapest and
! most popular way OF sc ling any kind OF property
or filling any sOri of want. An advertisement OF
Voc DIS OF ess j. inserted five days fOT 30 cents.
Farmers aad merci arts everywhere may avail
theme YES of ttesady antages they offer.
Address, in all c,so<.
The Evening News,
81 ,DetrOit. Mich.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-09
j., - The Pioneers.

The Pioneers had happy time at their
reunion at the Pioneer House last Mon
day evening. The attendance was large,
and everybody seemed determined to
have a good time, and they did.
The following officers We're elected for
the ensuing year:
President---Wm. II. Rice.
Vice Presldemt-MOses w. Horne.
Secretary-Medard Metirier.
Treasurer-Wm. Stewart.
HistOrian-William II. Maultby.
The Historian was absent from the
meeting Monday night, and his report
had 10 be omitted.
The supper was served in an excellent
style, and was appreciated by those
present. The old settlers seemed to have
become re-javinated and danced as live
~ rs iid lac younger members.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-09
Quick and Successful Work.

The new middle gates of the locks at
the Sault canal have been successfully
placed in position, under the manage
ment of the efficient Superintendent,
Capt. John Spauldi"g. The old gates
were taken out and the new ones pat in
place i'll considerably less than sixty days
after the close of navigation. which may
be considered quick work. The expense
all told, will not go above 81 800. which is
as light, proporiionally, rs the work was
quickly done. The state authorities will
doubtless appreciate this way of doing
things. The new gates work to charm.
The old gates had been in since the
opening Of the lock, twenty two year;
ago.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-09
Report Of the state Land Office.

We have received from B. +. Partridge,
Commissioners of the State Land Office.
copy of his annual report, for the year
ending September 30lh, 1877, from which
we find that during the year ending at
that date there was sold OF swamp land
in Cheboygan county 1.673.40 acres, Tor
which there was paid $3,l2S 10. During
the Same period, in Chippewa county
OF the same class of land, there was sold
1,205.97 acres, bringing $l.507 46. Dur
ing the year there was granted 10 home
steaders in Cheboygan county 56O.2a
acres licensed lands, and l60 acres pat.
ented. In Chippewa county 564.0S acres
were patented by homesteadels, and in
Mackinac county 120 acres.
There was at the close of the yeal
standing licensed 10 homesteaders in
Cheboygana county, 2,367.22 acres; in
Chippewa, 777.30 cres, and in .Mackinac
562.l6 acres. es
Of primary school Ia d there remain.
ed for sale at the close OF the year in
ChebOygan county, 10,997.75 acres, il
Chippewa, 37,S56.l5 acres; Mackinac, So.
900 81 acres. OF swamp lands. vacant Il,
that date, there were i'm. Cheboygar
county, 63,653.9s acres; Chippewa, 432,
1910 acres; Mackinae. 276,22S.S2 acres
Of agricultural college lands there re-
manned uns0ld in this county 1880.
acres.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-09

j. A. Crookston spent yesterday in the
village, on one OF his periodical business
visits. M
The weather during the past week or
ten days has been favorable for sugar
making.
Charles Perrin returned Wednesday
night to Cheboygan from Iowa, where
he had been attending medical college.
Mr.. j. D. Smith arrived here last night
with twelve horses for Mr.. M. Chandler.
They come from the vicinity of Elkhart,
Ind.
Letters have been received from Miss
Keables, which give the gratifying assur-
ance that she will be able to return and
open her school week from next Mon
day.
The entertainment Thursday night
resulted in net profit of between $25
and $50 dollars, which we think was
doing exceedingly well considering the
times.
There will be services at the Congre-
gational church tomorrow both mOrli-
ing'and evening ut the usual hours, l09
A. NJ. and 7P.M Preaching by the
pastor, Rev. r. M. Thompson.
The telegraph, yesterday, announced
the death of the Pope. who died at Rome
lsIhursday afternoon about five o'clock.
He had been seriously ill for long time
so that his death was not altogether I'M
lexpected.
We are gratified TO state that DIR. Per-
rim is much better, and improving rapid
ly. 1t is confidently expected that lie
will be able To be out again in few days
He has not had a return Of the hiccoughS
for over two days, and 10 further trouble
is apprehended. Considerable sc licitudt
has been manifested by his many friend:
and all will he rejoiced at his recovery.
In another column. headed by cut o.
the building in which it is published, i:
the prospectus OF the Detroit Evening
News. TO any one who desire a cheaI
daily paper, containing all the news, il
a shal e that you do not have 10 read ;
whole column of irrevelent matter, tt
get what could be put into d simple item
we can cOnscientiOusly recommend thu
Evening News us the best edited papel
i'm the state. The News never fills iti
columns with ''stuffing." 1t is all mea
LIS cheapness commends it to all.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-09
The Entertainment.

The entertainment and supper given
by the ladies of the Congregational
church, at the Spencer House, Thursday
evening, was q success ia every respect.
The programme OF part first was fully
carried out in the order given, with the
exception that by request MIR. James j..
Brown substituted Little JIM in the
place of 'Sam Weller's Valentine"
The illness of DR.. Perrin prevented
Mrs. Perrin participating, and as the
practicing, previous to Wednesday, had
Deen done with her as Orgauist and So
praio, it caused those participating to
labor under considerable disadvantage.
La the emergency, Miss Miner and Mrs.
RollO kindly consented to supply her
place, and the general verdict is that
they did it admirably.
The parts in the choruses were taken
By Mrs. q. ID. V. ROllO, sopranos; Mrs. G..
5. Ramsay, alto; Mr.. VIM. Langmaid,
tenor. and Z. s. Ramsay, base.
Miss Carrie Drury saDs the solo of Il
dOn'r Know How they Do it, but they
Do" with good effect, and in sprishtly
and arch manner.
MIR. Langlnaid's solo, ''Speak to Ne,
Speak" was beautiful ballad, and in
rendering it he exhibited IL :oice of con-
siderable culture and of much sweetness,
and sang the piece i'll excellent taste.
MIR. James j. Browns ability as a
reader and elOcutiOnist il we'll known to
the Cheboygan public, and it is sufficient
to say he sustained his well known rep
utatiOn Oil this occasion. The ladies'. and
the church, are certainly under Obliga-
tions to Mr.. Brown for his Lnvaried
kindness in giving his services in aid oi
this and previous entertainments, there
by adding large TO their interest.
Mr.. Charles G. Cushman, in his
readings, displayed considerable clio.
cutiOnary power and dramali,
ability AND was very successful ill his
renditions, receiving inerited applause
| for his efforts, aud proved himself val
liable acquisiun toward making the ell.
tertainineIit Il success.
The solo of Charles w. Drury, "Ther
You'll Remember Me" was sang in eX.
cellent taste, and was warmly applauded
by the audience.
Mrs. Rollo, who sang the solos obligatc
and the solo in "Meet Me at the FOun-
tain," was labOring under considerable
difficulty, suffering from an affection Of
her tllroats and it, was only by the great
est effort she sang at all, but SO. well dit
she sustain her excellent reputation as q
singer that but few were aware OF the
! great difficulty under which she labOred
Part second of the programme
was equal to any OF the pre-
vious efforts OF the ladies in
this direction. Oysters in abundance ant
served i'm the best style, coffee superb
etceteras OF the best, and in quantities in
excess OF tile demand. The young iadies
serving the tables We're equal TO the Oc.
casion and served the guests with prompt
ness and liberality, to the apparent salts
faction of all.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-09
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from prac.
tice, having had placed in his hands by
all East India missionary the formula OF
Il simple vegetable remedy, for the speedy
and permanent cure of consumption
bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and ali throat
and lung affections, also II positive and
radical cure for nervous debility and a..
nervous complaints, after having tested
its wonderful curative powers in thous.
ands OF cases. has ielt it his duty to make
it known to his suffering fellows. Ac
tuatel by this motive and desire to re.
lieve human suffering, will send, free
of charge, to all who desire it. this recipe
i'll German, French. or English, with full
directions for preparing and using. Sen,
by mail by addressing with stamp, nam
ing this paper, w. w. Sherar, I26 Power.
block, Rochester, n. Y. 29-4w
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-09
SHERMAN Syrup..,

No other medicine in the VOL
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 coun-
try to those afflicted with Consumption,
Asthma, Groups, severe Coughs. Pneu-
monia ard other disc asses of the Throat
and Lungs. giving the American people
undeniable proof that German Syrup
will cure them The result has been
that Druggists in every town and village
in the United States are recommending
it 10 their customers. Go to your Drug
gist, and ask what they know about it..
Sample Bottles 10 cents. Regular size
Is cents. Three doses will relieve any
case. For sale by T.. w. FAIR, & Co., and
A. Al 6erOw. 3noy77
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-09
Circuit Court Jury.

We give below, by towns, a.list of the
gentlemen who have been selected to
serve rs jurors at the term of circuit
court for Cheboygan county, commencing
Wednesday, March 18th. 1873:
BentOn-John NJ. ZOrn, Archibald
Earl, Henry q Davis, Joseph Z. Nichols,
Joseph j. Cueny, james O'Connor,
OsGliion Il. Weed, Cornelius Gallagher,
SCHUYLER Farrell, Porter NJ. Lathrop,
Henry A. Blake, Jacob Post, Thomas
Crunley.
INCONSISTENCIES Stead. Edwin A.
Dodge, Lorenzo Wheelock, Cyrus Riggs.
| Grant-James w. Currey, Noah BOya,
julius Targiff.
eangraui-CharleS r. KniffiD,
Charles Simpson.
Drlncan-i thomas McKervey.
Nunda-Charles +. Burton.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-09

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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-09
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PT M PLIES

will mail areel the ecipe for a SIMPLE VEGE-
TABLE BALa thai will TsmOvn TAN, fBkCKLES,
PIMPLES. and BITCHES leaving The skin -of
clear and beau, liu; alsO instructions for iroduc-
ing a luXurant gro tn of hair on a bald hoad or
smoOt face. Address. lEcOsing Sc. stamp, Ben
Vandclf 4 Co.. 90 mn st.. E. Y.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-02-09
10 CONSERVATIVES.

The advert -er having been permanently cured
Of that dread disease. Consumption. by simple
remedy, ANXIOUS to make In wn 10 his tc low
smf rers the means OF cure. To all hu d0sira il,
he WI | send cops OF the prescription use (io.e
OF charged with the directions Tor preparing and
using the ZANE, NJ Oh they vii fl a ,ur- SURE
CURE FOR CoNSUMPTl"N, ASTHMA. BRON CHIrIS,
&c Prizes wishing the prescription will lea. e
address. +. \. WILSON, l94 Penn ST., Williams
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