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Beat one egg very light, pound
chops lightly, season with salt and
pepper, dip in egg and thenlroll in
bread crumbs, fry to very light
brown.
Ducks and geese are best in fall
and winter. Those of the proper age
are plump with semi-transparent fat
tender 1esh, leg joints that will break
By the body's weight. soft breast
bone, and Aesh colored and brittle
heaks.
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(c0ET1NuED iRon LAST WEEK
Il yss \ strange household who


1t WAS = strange ho"SE''''' W Nv
ilFti IN 'He S'''',E "''.,'"'' ''-'''' ~, .o,'
~ :l ,..
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-, ,h,r, ~ fho
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il. 49,. ,or.l ANA n;,,ol l,r
fl.u .,i,...ood ,L,, i vas moi
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,
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N'N '"'' ''O' ,lu, ,,,,,
"e'' s''0''" 'l'"' ~
'"e'A-'
ANA thon8h Aos ''e"' "'ns'' '''
nim, YET She never I"''c'e e'' 4'' oNe
instant IN heT REORGANIZATION " "''
Veli 'he "ho'a NE u V'e ""'''" Il S"'
50 hated Little oY "''!e e'i''"0F
accumulated IN her h'"'' "0' "e'
father kne" II Was through Ne' 'AS""'
that most OF 1t came 10 h!'n'
Noise'eSF'V' ONT surely "S 'F o"'
0; the tat"s OIL oid the mesh WAS "o
ven, that was 10 lay Aos cue ~ :"
her feet low IN the d"'t OF d!scoVeF''
shame ana d'sB'a'e'
She knew no" what ne a'a 10
Know "nn she was or"RR'"s us s'o'
name through 'he mIre OF an ''l'''6"'
against the g0'ern"7h'-'N"' !, ""'
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so rashly to its Makers presence; but
can she help the hope that God, pit
wing, forg ve?"
And this is one woman 8 work, and
its retributionl For it is not written,
"Witb what measure ye mete it shall
b, measured unto you" and "Ven
geance i, mine, saith the Lord?'
THE END
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lob Work-CASH ON DELIVERY.
Frederick the Great and the
Abbot.

Conspicuous among the few men of
his time who ever got the better Of
Frederick the Great in jesting en-
counter was An abbot of the Catholic
monastery Of Camenz, who succeeded
in that high office the worthy Abbot
Tobias, and old favorite and friend
Of the Protestant hero, whom, upon q
favorable occasion he had saved from
capture by party Of foraging Croat
horsemen. The king disliked the
new abbot as heartily as he had liked
the old one; bnt having been hospita-
bly, entertained by him during the
last visit he ever paid to Camonz, he
d 'emed it fitting to recognize his
hosts attentions by some special
mark o:roysl grace, and calling the
abbot TO his carriage window as he
was about to drive away from the
monastery gates, said to him:
Ask me favor
Sire, observed the obbot, our sec.
ond bass choir singer is recently dead.
Doubtless your Majesty can dispose
OF many chorists in Berlin. Will
my All Mightiest, AL Serenest Mon.
arch deign to begift us with second
blss?'
The king after moments reflection
replied:
I'll send you one from Neustadt
on the Dosse.'
1t flashed across the abbot's mind
that Fredel lex had, some short time
previous ", set up an eata llshment
for improving tie breed of asses in
the very town mentioned by him, and
forest eng What so Of bass singer the
Kings peculiar hmnnr would prompt
him to forward to Camenz whcrewith
to recruit its choir, he promptly re.
joined:
Most dread Sovereign, in token Of
our gratitude for your gracious bounty
and in accordance With the custom of
our Order, We shall bestow upon our
second base tie name Of his exalted
donor. He will he known in our
chor as 'Iredericus Secondus.
The King made no attempt to re-
turn this dextrous hone thrust, but
drove off in silence which he main
tanned untroken for nearly an hour,
when, turning to his aide de, camp, be
lrvly observed;
That is what one gets by joking
with fools.
But be never again alluded to an
episode in which he fit he had been
thoroughly worsted
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Can you tell why men who cannot
pay small bills eau alwavs find money
10 bnv liquor and treat when among
friends?
Gun anyone tell how Young men
who are always b,hind with their
landlords can play billiards night and
day ard always be ready for game
Of cards when money is at stake?
Can any one tell how men live and
support their families who have no
income and no work, when others
who are industrious are half starved?
Can any one tell why four ffths Of
the young ladies prefer a brainless
fop, under plug hat, with tight
pants and short coat, to man with
brains?
Can any one tell why it is that
some mothers are always ready to
Sc for the distant heathen when
their own children are ragged and
dirty?
Can any one tell whya man who
is always complaining that he cannot
afford to subscribe for the local news.
pa per, aud every week borrows it
from bis neghUor, can afford to at
tend every travelling show that comes
! in town?
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How A Married Woman Coos
To Bed.

How A MhrrlcN W VOsh0n UOOs
To Bed.
There is an article going the round
entitled How Girls 20 to Sleep
The manner in which they go to sleep
accord ing to the article, can't hold
candle to the way married wumal
goes to sleep. Instead of thinking
what she should have
attended to before goingto bed, she
thinks of it atterward. While she il
revolving these matters
in her mind, and while ssugly tuckec
ur in bed, the old man is scratching
his legs in front of the fire, and Won
dering how hs viii pay the next
months rent. Suddenly she s,ys:
James did you lock the door,
Which door, says James.
The cellar door, says she.
No says James.
we'll, had Mt you batter 20 down
and lock it, for heard some person
In the back yard last night
Accordingly James paddles down
stairs and locks the door. About the
tl.ns James returns and ia going 20
get in bed, she remarks:
Did you s'lut the stai, door?'
No, says James
well, if il il not shut the cat viii
get up into the bed room.
Let her come up then, says James,
illnatured}y.
My goodness, no returns his wife,
she d suck the bsby's breath
Then james paddles down stsir1
again, and steps or tack and closes
The stair door and returns to the bed.
room. Jnst as he begins to climb in
'7" MS " ''' o'>e'
'''6'' - ''''5 up So'n7 '"'v'
7"PF"SS ~" o'I"6 oP So'"e Ia '"e
o's '!h'
and 50 James with muttered
curse goes uo"h 'n'o '"e ""' X Nl'c"e''
""'' '"''> o''' '''''' '"' '''t,
the 'Ln"":e Oh .oe wall IT. scare" OF
'"e 'olS nn "h' 'A'h JeI"S 'Ns F''''
aoor open ana h""'";
Where the deuce ara me m'tchps'
0@e gives ham minute o'fec'l"nS
where " '4''' ! 10 '''''''''' '''" "'N'
that sac "o''d rather 20 an get 'he
WAFER ne'Sel 'hah nave 'h' ''V'S'o''
ho0d raised ABOUT IT, A''t' "u'""
James 'lnnS Tue u'7'che'' pr''"teS '"N
water CONES mp STAIRS ana P'""o +
'n'o oe'' fF,Sen''y MS "i'e ''S
'aoi7S 'e' i''e Il ''''',' = u '''h +
aoe"t money matters, Now "'A'
week 1 We go' TO pay
aoh . Nh"" ""'' 20" Il nave -
paw ana l don care shooeS '"'u'S'
AS le lIfcnes AROUND a"o jams ms
lace against 'he WALL an ""n' ~
sleep
lHa' all very wen '0ryoo' snaps
MS "''e "' 8he P"''S '"e covers '"
cionsIy you never '"l"A '' Use "o.'!
ana 'ro"o,e nave A"' '',e' . a.
"m'nt'' VINO l oe''e'e Is t"Nihs 'Ne
measles.
Let ner 'aEe en' says 'anes'
he'e"pon '''e oess1'S ~ '.' ooIV''
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A little bor tanned an alligator, and
the ugly reptile began to like the lit
tie lelIow-not however, until tbs
little fellow was all gone.
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II have borne lt-borne it, Zos
until it has eaten into my heart, n
would say, pirifnIly; but most h
talked of Howard and Annie, ant
with tears in his sottensd black eye
would beg them lor forgiveness.
At last there came a change for tn
better. Mrs Langlon had neve
even asked admittance to her bus
band 8 room, and though Amy hat
been sent for and was there, her owl
iIl-health precluded her slfording Zo
any assis ance, as she had been 81
closely coNfra6.
On the evening he was prorouncee
better, she left Amy in the room, ant
ran out for breath Of air 1t Wal
dusk, but as she passed out Of th'
gate, she distinctly saw in the shrub
berry the man with whom her .tep
mothers name had been dshonorably
connected.
Though startled, she pretended mol
TO b. aware Of his presence, bat she
;..,,; n.utb,t
.,.. .;,h, o,.,,, "
, ,;., . a.e,;.,,
, ,,> ~; wan. ,r1
h. ,,,,..,,,.l - ro;I ,or ,l,ns
,c lo;,,ro,, .h,,,
.h,l, 81. ua, H.. old family
,,..,..., i, ., .,l oo,.roa,bo
.,. a.. r. ,,,o ,.rL os
o..,, ae ~, f,o., of tne csso an,
y. l.. :, n. u.,,.,,oJ Of tb.
,,,ao ,l,, r;,,bt and ,t m;In;oht
,., ,y,o.n ON I,roro that onane1
,rt of tho s;cL, mana room.
Zoo ,(oro,ol,lv woa,;oJ had been
info , |;ght slumber also,
hso sho was yroD,ed Iy 4 rattline
.,,.,o +Ia ,,al;c;ra h.,tl.s q, the
.ts.d by hsr father 3 cauch, and saw
NV har fathers side, her
.tcrmothpr, with her husbands night
lriught in her bands,
O,o, h.f,,. 2os hal rot;cel that
ia ,,o.,;o.n, ,ooL.i rocnIsr and
,,1,.,.;a, ,,orr,.c ;n,,;,ct had
y ,,,r, i ONT hnt size hsI not
]re.mpd Of crime like this.
pou.uhor;,r :, .bo ,o;1.t of ber
ou,,. .A.,,a,,1la, ehocL worII he
.l - -. e,.hor,o ,o,sor r. NO. ~
,;y ffo vha o1i1aj ia the wonsns
"a, ul uh;,u .ho ;,on,;.;orsl her
,.;,h rar .rr,. o,,o tbs s;sn,1 that
}.o,.. lono;1,
:, l.
a. e,o ,,.. :, .,,ox.s,3 word
IA IL. ..o,, ), 1,.;r, - sno,l,.
:, ns,1., s,,no ,,,,, - horr;,i, far
A.. .o.,,,,l
,,, :; 7
:, othar,. roon 90 ~. y,f.st n,,ca z,s
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The individual who first exclaimed.
my sole, be on thy guard" was
probably stepping along a dark alley
lined with banspa skins,
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oother's heart whenever she crossed

Zos s young mlhh, gown o'o IN 'he
butter school experience, and wrapped
by p,ssion and pain, had come to look
uuon bel revenge AS a sacred duty,
Will not this woman have her soul to
answer for in the great reckoning
! day, sholld it be lost?
One evening, the anniversary of
her blother's death, the LAngdon
mansion was again a blaze Of light
and the beautiful hostess queen of the
throug assembled there.
Zoe WAS coming YEARLY down tho
steps to the library, when d servant,
new hanv not yet drilled by his
mistress accostpd her.
Please, Mas Zoe, will yon tell me
where | can find glrs. LAnglon? [
have a note here that the servant
said nee. ed her attention Immediate.
! ly.
Zos's eyes epsrkled, but her manner
WAS jndtIe,eot AS She aail---
'Gi?e j. 10 lie Carson; will deliver
it.
She went her way slowly, until out
Of si2ht, then sped With rapid feet to-
brr fathers study door.
Though Ipe had fallen greatly IN
her hien ldrss Of honor, oHt even to-
crafty TIE dominant p"rpos" OF nsr
lte, would she tamper vi tn' seated
missiVe, bnt she knew tue "!d h"Hd
writing, she knew ltultlVely that th's
letter waa the very Ink she needed
to make the Whole pIo' pIN'n 10 n''
la'hef' anu 50 sAe o10 NV ''e'''" "'0 ~
lay II before h'nA'
SUNG oy jealousy @''' ''''''' u"
o'a not 8'FoP'e W YEA. A. 'fI" ''''
Ee'l ~ ana IS ne ''"' ".' NoH~' "'0'
pea love" ana lower NN'lt IL ieS's"
on the t'N'e' "h''e II n''P a'0'" VI
agony '''ls' IRON ~" ''p''
'f.HiH"' fN'"s " ''""
No. papa Sal |''@ ''''' '"'y'
noI lost II j. A'' 700 i''7 ~ e@s''' ''''
sII fh!a away i nave '""eA '''' VI
to"u
MT h'n6'''H ''o"'" "i'' N's az
Ut q an ''' on man. ""H "' 't' '"7
tao P''tE1hI eyes o' 'ne on'y cl'''u
no" lett % hl.H' "e "P h'' ms '' '"N'
ana 'H7 hsS' minute l"''''r """ cD'''
we're a'''"''a ''o"'''7' III i ''0S' '"'
oF'e''
Long and earnest "as their conver
aation hen Sir LNn2don eaId--
1 can BE- g,sl Of al this, now that
vour love ls apArod me, my child,
" ii You tel Mrs LanE0oA 10" 'A"'
| "lsa 70 sec AoF'
y lie" mln"'ea 'a'er Mrs hanG'oh
wa" cons'def7oAy s'"'''eo 'y 'ne en-
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Selected No:hy
21su;tlr Or Ehe Esnl,9 Heads

tSHstEE 42i Nt Asibiss RAStaNs'
Tell me not in merry accents,
THAI have an unlhatchrd roof;
'Tis the harry head that lacks sense
Badness is Of thought a proof
Hair is vulgar, hair is useless,
And to brush and comb bore;
Making lite but dull and inicc'css,
! need brush and comb no more.
Not for wise men matted hair is,
Black or brown or rcd is fair;
Let the savag" of the prali!e'
Waste his time in raising hn!r.
Life is short and hairs are numbered,
And though flies are hardly bGrne,
Still at night | We always slubhercd,
When the nlghtcap | have worn.
In the worlds broad field IF battle,
Who'd be At the BARRIERS cal!
LsicniHa to his tires lmr laltIc,
Better bare us biliiatl bail.
Fear no fu,ure bald hralcd brother,
You were ha,d in iniul dave;
Grave rot hirrsute Ol HnHlitr--
Brain il 10, not n.lr that pays.
LIVES of great men ali remind us
That our NmDotA and polished pr,cS
Leave all hairy heads b"n'nd rs
Let us thank the tayolin5 talcS.
Footprints Of old Times feet walking
No one secs IN oar smooth crowns,
Mind no oln0rc The idle Ia King
Mace by anxious mop mead clowns.
Let rs then, Q hairless brother,
Proudly through life 5 pathway roll
We rcn,unlrr that dear mother
t,mtn is barren rs The polt.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-12-16

A blush on the cheek of woman
is the trade. mark Of moaestv and 7ir.
tue.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-12-16

About 100000 watches are sold
svsry mouth in the United States.
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LEAVE MECHANICSTOWN

~ Passenger Trains will run as lOl
LEAVE MECHANlCSTOWN
For Baltimore and Westminster at 7:37 a
H., and 3:35 p N.
For Hsgerstown and Williamsport 1887
4 N and 1881 2 NJ
ARRIVE ECHANICSTOWN
From Baltimore and Westminster at Ii
81 a NJ and 1881 n
From Williansport aud HagerstoNn at
s.a7 a IN, and 5:35 p N
Eumittpburg Road leave Emmlt.s
burg at 720 and 1925 y. m, and o;lO p. N
ard arrive at Rocky Ridge $50 and lo'o'
a. M and $40 p,. Trims north, leave
R,cky Ridge at SO and l:2N IN. arc
72O p.pa. and strive at Ennillsours Al
a4O and II 80 o. N, and $50 p. m
Trains for Frederick VIII leave junction
at e.O5 and 10 a. ii. and no p. m.
Trains for York and Hanover, leave:
junction at $50 q. IN and $50 p III.
BALTIMORE AND CCERERLAEL
VALLEY RAIL ROAD.
Trains South leave Wayresboro 6.25 a, n
and Q 20 and 7.4G z. III. arriving at Edge
mont at $50 a M and , As and = o5 p. IN
| Trains North leave Edgem0nt at ~ % n
m. and 3 90 and % p. m and arrive II
Waynesboro at 12,+5,3 20 and $50 p IA
M, HOOD,
Gen! Manager
ga. GNIsW0LD,
Ges,l Tickle, Agent.
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ONand after Sunday, Oct"ber "a, 1850
4 Passenger Trains will run as iol
lows
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-03-20
The SawduSt Eiend.

The mill owners of Minneapolis are
greatly perpleXed by the volume of saw
dust they produce, and not little alarm
ed at threatened law fOrbidding the
present disposition of such waste by
dumping it into the river. 1t is calcu-
lated that the sawdust from the summer
cut of logs converted into boards at that
place amounts to something like 100000
cOrds-enOugh to furnish constant work
for $50 teams to cart away. The millers
say they cannot afford SO heavy a burden
of expense, and the river communities
can as ill afford to have the river spoiled
by the rapidly accommodating refuse.
Even the steam mills are unable to burn
all their waste, and the owners OF them
would no doubt gladly unite with their
water-using neighbOrs in turning over
the surplus sawdust gratis to whoever
would agree to cart it away. Three hun
dred thousand cords year of good fuel
is certainly worth an effort to save, and
this is the product of but one locality.
Who will invent an economical mode of
making sawduSt marketable? And who
will devise new applications for such
materials? Most likely there are hun
dreds of easy ways in which such ma
terials, now burden, could be turned
to profit if our inventors would only take
the trouble to think of them and work
up their practical application. Such
simple devices for utilizing waste pro-
ducts are often the source of large profits.
american.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-03-20
MARCH.

All, passing few are they who speak,
Wild, stormy month! In praise of thee;
Yet, though thy winds are loud and bleak,
Thou art a welcome month to me.
For thou, to Northern lands again,
The glad and glorious sun dOst bring,
And thou hast Joined the gentle train
And wears the gentle name of Spring
And in thy reign Of blast and storm,
Smiles many long, bright, sunny day,
When the changed winds are sort and warm,
And heaven puts on the blue of May.
Then sing aloud the gushing rills
And the full springs, from frost set free,
That brightly leaping down the hills,
Are just set out to meet the sea.
Thou bringst the hope of those calm skies,
And that soft time of sunny showers,
When the wide bloom, on earth that lies,
Seems of a brighter world than ours.
bryant.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-03-20
The Three Husbands.

Three jolly husbands out i'm the cOun-
try by the names of Tom Watson, Joe
Brown and Bill Walker, sat late one even
ing drinking at village tavern, until,
being pretty well "cOrned," they agreed
that each one, on returning home, should
do the first thing that his wife told him,
in default of which he should the next
morning pay the bill.
The next morning Walker and Brown
were early at their posts, but it was some
time before Watson made his appearance.
Walker began first:
"YOu see, when | entered my house the
candle was out, and the fire gave but a
glimmering of light. came near acct
dentally walking into a pot of batter that
the pancakes were to be made of in the
morning. My wife, who was dreadfully
out of humOr at sitting up so late, said
to me, SarcaStically:
"'Bill, do put your foot in the batterp
"'Just as you say, Maggie and with
out the least hesitation [ put my foot
into the pot of batter, and then went to
bed"
Next Joe Brown told his story:
MY wife had already retired in our
usual sleeping room, which adjOins the
kitchen, the door of which was ajar, and
not being able to navigate perfectly
straight, you know, 1 made a dreadful
Gathering among the household furni-
ture, and my wife, in a very pleasant
tone, bawled out:
"'DO break the poridge pot, JOep
mo sooner said than done. 1 seized
hold of the bail of the pot, and, striking
it against the chimney-jam, broke it in
hundred pieces. After this exploit ]
retired to rest, and got a curtain lecture
all night for my pains"
1t was now Tom WatsOn's turn to give
an account of himself, which he did, with
a very long face, as follows:
'sMy wife gave me the most unlucky
command in the world, for was blund-
ering up stairs in the dark when she
cried out:
"Do break your rotten neck-do,
TOmp
"'Pll be cursed if do, Kate said /, as
1 gathered myself up. I'd sooner pay
the bill, and so, landlord, here's the cash
for you; and this is the last time I'll
ever risk five dollars on the command of
my wife,"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-03-20
Sherif'S Safe.


nv VIRTUE of writ of fieri facias issued
ID out of. and under the seal of the Circuit
Court for the county of Saginaw, state or
Michigan, in chancery to me directed ana de,
livered, against the goods, cnatteis, iands anu
thirty-first day of January, A. ID. 1873, levy up
on and SEIZE ali the right, title and interest OF
the said Charles p. Hess, in and TO the followlng
pieces or parcels of land, to wit; One UNDIVIDED
half of the south half of south east quarter
and north east quarter of south east quarter or
section twenty-three, C23) the north west quar-
ter of the south west quarter or sectlon twenty.
four GA, the north half of the north east
quarter and the north half north Wess 9uar Yer
south west quarter of section four ~, the
south east quarter of the north east quarter OF
section seventeen 90, and the northwest guar
ter of the northeast quarter OF sectlon nIteen
Q5). all in town thirty-six (36) north OF range
one ID west, also of the north half or the
south west quarter of section thirty-four
ga in town thirty-seven (SO north OF range
one Q) east. Ali in the township or Grant,
county of Cheboygan, state of Michigan. All
of which shall expose for sale at public auc-
ton or yendue, to the highest bidder, as the
law directs, at the front door of the Court
House, in the village OF CheDoygan, IN sald
i'm which the Circuit Court for the county of
Cheboygan is heidi on MONDAY, THE 18th
DAY OF MARCH, A. ID. 1880, at 10 10 clock! in
the forenoon Of said day s,,.s
BY GEORGE PAQUETTE. Under Sheriff.
Cheboygan County Mich.
J.H. MCDONALD, Compartments Solicitor,
Dated Cheboygan, Jan. 80, 1880. 3ljan-7t.
day the 31st day of March, 1880, to be held at
the hour and place stated in the above notice.
WILLIAM w. STROHN, Sheriff.
BY GEORGE PAQUETTE, Under Sheriff.
Cheboygan County, Mich.
III. MCDONALD, Compliments Solicitor,
Dated ChebOyVan. March 18th, 1880.
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Election N Office.

STATE OF MICHIGAN.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE,
LANSING, Feb. 10, 1880.
To the Sheriff of the County of t'heboygan:
Sir: You are hereby notified that at the cleo
ton to be held in this state on the first Monday
of April next, the following amendment to the
constitution of this state is to be submitted TO
the people of the state for their adoption or
rejection, viz: An amendment to section i,
article 9, relative to the salary of the Govern
or, provided for by joint resolution No. 80,
laws of 1879.
In testimony Whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the great seal of
IL. ST. the state of Michigan, at Lansing, the
day and year first above written.
DANIEL b. BRIGGS.
Deputy Secretary of State.
OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF CHEBOYGAN
COUNTY,
CHEBOYGAN, Mich, Feb. ID, 1880. J
To the Electors of the County of Cheboygan:
You are hereby notified that at the election
to be held in the several townships on the fifth
day of April next, the following amendment
to the constitution of this state is to be sub
mitted to the people of the state for their
adoption or rejection, viz: An amendment to
Section /, Article 9. relative to the salary of
the Governor. provided for by joint resolution
No. SO, laws of 1879.
W. w. STROHN, Sheriff.
By GEO. PAoUETTE, Under Sheriff.