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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-09-10
Notice for Hearing Claims.

Notice for Hearing Claims.
STATE OF MICHIGAN-County of Van Bu-
rem, IS.
Notice is hereby given that by an order Of the
Probate Court for the county Of Van Buren,,
made on the 10Th day of July, A. ID. 1880, six
months from that date were allowed for credit
ors to present their claims against the estate Of
Edward Whitelaw. late OF said county, deceas-
ed, and that all creditors OF said deceased are
required to present their claims to said Probate
Paw Paw, for examination and allowance on or
before the 10Th day OF January next, and that
such claims will be heard before said Court on
WEDNESDAY, the goth day OF September, and on
Wednesday, the 10Th day OF January next, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon OF each of those days.
Dated Paw Paw, July 10th, A. d. 1880.
ALFRED j. MILLS.
1322t5f253 Judge Of Probate.
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h be made by every agent
SSSS every month in the business we
furnish, but those willing to
work can easily earn dozen dollars a day right
IN their own localities. Have no room to ex-
plain here. Business pleasant aud honorable.
Women, and boys and girls DO as we'll as men.
We Will furnish complete outfit free. We will
bear expense OF starting you. Particulars free.
Write and see. Farmers and mec hancs, their
sons and daughters, and all classes in need OF
paying work at home should write to us and
learn all about the work at once.
Address Tree d Co. Augusta, Maine.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-09-10
The Bronze Monument.

Mr.. b. +. Adams, OF Lawton, has just erected
one OF these beautiful monuments IN the GEM
etery in the Kinney neighborhood, some seven
or eight miles south east from Lawton. For
beauty of design, the symmetry of Its parts, the
grandeur OF it's appearance and its indestructi-
blity, renders 1t far superior to anything in
this region for cemetery purposes. Go and see
il. IL will amply reward you for the drive.
Rev. II. West is the only agent for these
beautiful monuments in this county. Call aud
see him and get some circulars, and give him
al order for one. 1891
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The Literary
r f. V O l. u II [ O N

The most successful revolution of the centu-
~, and to American readers Of books, the most
important. Only books OF the highest class are
published by us, and the prices are low beyond
comparison with the cheapest books ever be-
fore issued. To illustrate and demonstrate
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complete and unabridged, postpaid, at the
prices named:
Macaulay's
Life OF Frederick the Great. Former price, 81
.25. Large brewer type, beautiful print; price
three cents.
Carlyle's
Large BREWER type, beautiful print; price three
cents.
Light of Asia,
By Edwin Arnold. Former price, $3.50. Beau
tiful print, BREWER type; price five cents.
John Stuart Mills
Chapters on Socialism. Essays Of exceeding
interest ana importance. Pprice three cents.
Thos. Hughes's
Manliness OF Christ. Former pllce, 8. Beau
tiful print, BREWER type price three cents.
Baron Muuchauscn.
His Travels and Surprising Adventures. For
mer price 81 %. Burgeoise type price five
cents.
Mary queen OF SCOTS
Life, by Lamertine. Former price 81 25. Bre-
vier type, beautiful print price three cents.
Vicar of " aketield
BY Oliver Goldsmith. Brewer type, beautiful
print price five cents.
Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress.
Burgeoise type, loaded; beautiful print price
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Private Theatricals
BY author of "Sparrowgrass Papeas." Small
plea type, loaded; price two cents.
Stories and Ballads
For Young Folks, by Ellen Tracy Alden with
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her book. Large type price five cents.
Leaves from the Diary
or an Old Lawyer Short stories OF thrilling
laughable, pathetic interest. Price three cents
, 1880-06-18

mn expenditure ~ $7jUU all Mt once; In atl,s
wnrtls. whether they could not 20 On and do tho
work tninsly 70 as tn satisfy tho prtecs1t needs,
and. wflrn tho wnrk WIS flunr. separate.
Mr.. Mn1rtli'sf1 any4rstftt that canh town np.
pU1t GEitIrtttcy IL coHfor fLEnthcr nff1 rerurt
il pihn IN divide lhr prtlperiyt arfRnxH fur tho
s4pa'7tuun and provide fur tho necessary In.
pruyelntuta. ...-.
sfr. Hot,Mrt asked II 1t was safo to continue
Using tho present pumpa during the summer.
Mr.. H!csteE replied Tint uDlasH 1He Of tho
pumps hrOka. nr st,tro othnr unforeseen acct1ent
Ns:slrrod, tho work. would ito for the rest IF Tho
Htltn1nHr,
FinnIly. after MI ,nfnlt deal of talk. Mr.. Muir
hr,ltl tnnvei tho appointment of n committee IT
THREE frrHn tAcsl town T., ct,nznr nH'i r"port
nVt,t tho IllvlHibllity of dividing tho property,
2! dlssnivirg !hc rxlstInK rartno,-htn iwi~,yn
tho tnwRs, VI laying ,tl'litlnnaf auction antl
tnacblrcry., Tho mntion, with n s.!hsctImunt
Amendment adding tire AitorneyH Of 1ir.le turk
ami Lake. VIVA carrtul, md tho Committee. m
Tnnl!r mnde tip. included Mrssrs. lastAsGr.
Murphy. MMlrintt. and vectlcr, Of f.Ahe, AtId
Messrs. For1l. " ,bhtnr. penrce, and Ce1lflGa, ar
l!y,lc Park. Tho Committee w1s instructed ia
report 70 IT rnet,tinR nf tho )tsnt llnnrd to sn
held nt Tho snnU pnco next Thursday afternoon
nt H'nlOrk.
Tho mcntIng then ndjuurrg1.
Tho public nwar'ls the palm, TO Halus Honey
Of i!o1!'hnlnl nnd Tnr na II cough rcfnc,ly.
lfkGk T1DthActle Dlspa eurt. iii n&ua tnutB.
, 1880-06-18

Knsston q Chtcasn !shti barge Clyde. Kingston 70
Eel saoH e tssan t. seax x light
Ka5.in Ii.s| sS'srn, Ha59 pe'i' 'u'sa ceako
=. Spfetal M.rattA /, Tnt tHteapn Tribune.
,aan M1H9nE5Ts sd. h'f auno i7-iMsed upiropsslsrs
,3shiSs hsaSy hsSS'''as Ia pa'sS .sssouor. wsx,.a
sss: s .os ss sss"l Sss
n,uAxAnA. ="
aptrtat n:pateh u 1n* Ehteaso Tribune.
f s9: :shss;s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pso;nass 9s::
,e;csss9. [ sS u 1!is1 siasn !. IL ossn'
, = iTlnr CtlLNuHHK. -" -
sptetd, Ntpiteh 10 1ns cnteaao 1rblna. :
,rotsT co1.nnNsE, {nt, lnna .T-rasasd pown--
!s sss asts a"4fs q 1885, xX s " 4'oao
- kAND hEAcH. -
sas; III !:S @ @s:s i H. III Ii $s|; s,
EABr SAGINAW, -, y
sptefat Disoatth 10 114 thleaeo tribune.
ssF ssS!fAT : As s 1'sss ss !G{s3: Gs
menta Ut shlpp"fs \. present.
Srtttni pispalth to Tic CAteaoo 7tttans,
DuhTrlt. Minnie Jnna H-Arrised--l'rupcller Ari.
,f}aa:I;Ga .i.rqgpc!l,r Arl.opa. nuaslo, schooner
rnLrIxuwoon,
Epretal Dts5afeh e 7lt thteaqn Tribune.
Erle' for chic"ao' passet!sars aAd rFs'xhs.
6ptctal Dt.ra,t,4 To Tns thaeaqo rt4tun-.
ioit Tonight. 'ait la.,atI, for t;h'caEo.
, 1880-06-18

opportunity VI advising hfb cush,t1cra To kccp
Vt. Wcif. kai,s u,at % he Ind perhap. tho tnrsc.t
orchard lpt1lln,l7 With iIw-alsnh trcrs. md he
t tI aay tSy .sr gss Hi, IS rrs ns @ a.
fruit rliu tl,n pruncd tfsns of hts nctshbors.
Expr1ArLsG HE1L5gar h7tt:k.
Ms.stickmy, Ut Wisconsin. presented tho fol-
issssirot. That n,,rscry stock n in spcclca. In.
elslui9 .srnpc. .cnttEn91, hut cxcIud Ing rooted
,rs wtt"nt M xAns; ay @ @ts,ibc dasr Of II ir,ns.
parting phyllnxcra-gfape-l lsil,ss- ss-.icrowith.
f.. y 'sn IL Tey s" ~ M i.
systna tSS 'as, s essp S ssk e kxr anrS s tS ,s ,;
hAd tl 10 planted III uhrInun soil and held 10
awnlt rnsn,ner::
tntS fis ess saa Sissaxns isae r. Sf ea 5 .ot
aEfss with Mr.. 'tustl ~ his position tint the
Phyt!6snrn was t,nt ,,. dangn,iI,s to American
grttwinS rHgltns LII this unlHtry which werG mt
likely q, suffer fru,n It. ier: were others which
insrcf. tia iho,,xht It wls rilr,ilo,,a for fs,r.
AorIoa1 l., ph,yl;oxoE!' whc. w. ,hoy were being
nnwlso. hsca.faa friiit1e,s. o. tho Hoeie,y to
rnss tho resolution. which tnlKht have Tho cifoot
u Atstl[nx tt thg nlhrm IN ishrlpG.
Mt. llu+ll said ttat hu was npf'tssd IN Tho raan-
!u'lon. ~ tho feeling III thu vine districts or
rranco was 40 strf'1lH against American vincs
unIy toni y, inoreahe It.
Thu resolution WIS !tloptt.l:
,'na m tto usSis,o ,s, ~ r. ;,,s MaTl.,s @ arcr ,e
svt9tl,ot tho reaction Of tho bud tt'ni thn root
hal ever hoea noticod IN tho utaEs.. visle,-
X,nSrlca, Is atSeE wsu III to ind 's.'T syeta y'J tan M
ssr.o.ion by ptyItoxera. The h,irrien of u" ax~
pernnces rcclt1l wHn In support IT tho thgDry
that ~ TUG eu,o Of grtpr.ylntA l,e rlS,t wIs mt
a'rrste. y thc gritna.. Tue discussion was
@ st w 3 y tis' a. s,ss}nk ssSo q gR%n: sa1s
45a Esg5 ,* { aa H. 's tiasso r W y aIf !is1gal
Dchlwltc. o.. " prcpnru terurt on tho sttDjcul
Y bc .:'bnttal 'oa Utter lnsotlnx u tho Asst'.
4 ysry interesting lecture by nr: w,,rs.er on
leares dnd ~on'. ciosN! tho exercises Of tho
ssssY,n9s''' ara un nd'ournuent WAS bud until
Attic uyonIuy session
ltit. RuEf YpsrEEt, or IOWA
road papnr on "Tlu Duties Of NurrcrynIun In
p'r'gaEatnK variytte1" Ifs hcld that u was tho
wore Tho hcst ihAt tic market afforded. i yrat
drawlMok 70 tic nursery .ttlslnots wts Tho
ne cnreuss with ttl9r stock, md nllow Il lot 1t
lnfarlnrr trees and rootH to accumulate. which
tlloy solt! go ~ mi to l,'so n,utoy ~ tl1on. No
were oil!osa wlip atl, and thoy hurt tho business.
strGl nttouaom ss,oHid hs paid ta si'stng tho
hs 'sss % I'D Tpq II nsSS Fs oS mt tu 'at" s % 1
nun: e ii.ate,f waa III, :xpert II, appics. Gnt
mo,i1 hls, apptos becutse hr know all nhout
,ho!n. !fn Sus obliged. however, to grow
snsh ~ vSsetiSs of fruiis liz the far,nets ealIei
sa.lld and clsl,lvat.si ,hanl for Tic market.
T'ese T." W. ~ sc,'ss , t krrEnE to qualities q
4 discussion Followed III which tho members
set for!h shu oFIts of various klndd If fruit IN
rnskf mil 1ktt IfI4 tftk Is
, 1880-06-18
TREATMENT OF CANCER,
Tho Now lenlu1y IJacA In tho z2lr-
Nlt2aEtAIM lkNMniEAl.


nit2aEhHIn Hospital.
Tho London Llllcct glyus sumo particulars Of
investigations Ut Qucenn ifuspttnl, birmingham,
by Dr. John Eluy, touching IL now lnatliod vi
treating rnl,cer. \ study of tho pathp':,yy Vt
canuer lcl hlm TO thu opiuiun TINT u c,rbu.,hy.
dFAfo of soNe kind mIaht prove beneficial, nsl
for sOvorsl Ecaaons hD decided t!lat Chan tlr-
l'entine might pruyu tho tnost suitable. Mr..
t1ay ruports suvurni c,.Sos IN whirh rou,Arknbs
balle'.t erIdDntly resulted. with every prospect
Of porlnn,lont cure Tho nvw resnedy WIS ,ld-
lnnfsicred III pills NJ follnwa: Ehlau ttrppntiup,
laaslo i.to Two llI!a, 10 GS taksa osoTy iour
hllfa III easu whDru tll1 s1rpehtinG could
no. r. a'Es,oa n ni'ls + was 12aae iMto III
d 10 turpuisiha IN Two aIIlees st puro suls
hull GInt,s; HuuolI lf tr,lguynntn. ft,tr ounctns;
sisup, uln nnngG; 1uwors Ut sulphur, forty
xr.*i f,,,s Ws1ef a st1on GtnGes oo 9unso thrvo
y sssn i tweay.iito sfs,ns taIs. i Is a
utter top q t~sIvo wcoks' c.'l,st.nl ad,nins,ra-
.s g. Gy q syt: A. :fS; 1856 & !Ss now ns
Etua. y,xor, causing ,speody dlsappoarai,es ii
lo,,. and thor1by nrr3atlu9 ll,a further Ioy0!op.
% mcnt q the ~ tnninr itpr,'d.!e. ssYaiiy rsliae,t
IT, vSy pa St nSt saiy aSstf"ys f 's.
beoolno suddenly .atrophist. ind iao as1nrr
nnr,,,s! co fs b. E 4,asst utt,esn!p !psiiyn,y saiyt;y
ea.,stnx an entire cCssauon OF pAtn III u fow
sudMtivu l14vb vyrr HlSun. ii thu cssrs hMyv
describes! III kldAttru WAS pmpluyul In MY l,-
sta,leoi although III aouo cases wIoro xeoai paI
bud u1tKtt"l previously tu vuiuniuuonR tho tFuat-
atrest q paia ar.fs te,ln .Gs death q Ie ii:
tnVr, ur IL ttg n lhoru 1rnx n6 !utlKes Irritation
or tuQ kuHtl43&f EkEfBH Gil NuilafkuuUNGb Hf
, 1880-06-18

s7stt's nhpa'eA to 7hs ChtcapS Tribune.
NJ. n'.,sSn. s',I.. o,,uHa l7.--Arrved- An
r.,s,, Sn., Mar.Hulte. oroI smp!rs stato, Duluth,
iG.esShn"dl,e: Achuunars Bfis.o. Witastow, Thruo
pnlheFs Mnrqu1tsp, orc.
A. senF:t -l'fupslIars .. u. s,.aldon, Marquottot Ip-
Ca.e!..a .as.h. s rofedn to Mlswaukcn. u.wrgnclsla.
sys ss% ; aiaaait; sass'a sr H. t. ?a;ss aaS:
A,ssslujT:; r,, A. stnsor Aiarqaetto to
s:s; ss tSsssa ISsvs$a L Z ft
s t ph t. sito,, io.'! Ssst sS !Iss1 . S95 y
ssii.., ,:a,M., Il tssss; sad JS''o.,
bea, bea a Us .;a crew ot tin prus,,ur
s s s,f. ft tS tt't tiis W. w a,at as5sSi
IT, 3, st''sf. st5s'' js
" Sa bust s.sa S1 ssss nsssn'' @s'ut ao '1s of
Nkri0lT,
.Dx11.t,, 1at Mtpofeh to 7hs chttdro Tribune.
:ss;;ss 4; * as.s !sss sss % s'
J. ,aSs. ,issTs ,a Z so;,.l i,sanA ny ,G!y mn S'!a
se;a,n"t1," ss Ssu Ta:tIa III aa ataSs s.sSf, T.
s,x, sn,ss; ., ssesss Ga1o s'a "sSs s" w.
IT, ;Apaa Southwest. hssias Giiis'a ilaskiSy' X !:
t. Il FIJI, EY!ss ,;s,s. ss! :,1: Mxasess
}ii'H,d III ,dS,a ar1ts. seEous FhfSs SrS.huss s,xase'
; ss:. Z kStSsr, kSs .eaoon.
M,,,not notff!ft ntt; nana!ch ia The tntfapo 1rt!unt.
r." franh.s: II. W. ,Jus I'.-llo wrseto scsounor
s,G I'LL u s?,ss 81, ft us, utsss a.,.1iss sss
.tavs S'Ss4: %; X b. n|.S I. RE- IN, ,,r ,,or
Ls,s cs,t' ~ sehDonur l.. 4. aopapn u laso ist
sE H. -. hlsa:u.9sn es heIo Tonight for Chicago
tYAaas".. '@'st'' Thvs receive u osisIA III whoss
'a'"sS; stsy ssh;y Ill l. ss 'as .saea: I'll:
, 1880-06-18

al traI'is run vln Milwaukee, TIckets for st Psut
4ha M Attnneapta ara, good eltt,es v1 MadlsUn and
ffalfio uH thIsH. or via l.n Croaso 2nd WtnopA.
tIllnnss s'entr-4t Rrtfrnna.
F1n1t foot 1f l.Aku.N uni fOut Or y-yeeoud-ys
1Iukut !lnrs, tt Ihli1U st., nutr Clxfk GF4nd
Pacific Hotel. and tnIAiiuF ktuu1G.
, 1880-06-18
RAILROAD T13IE.TAuLB,
ARRIVAL And DEPARTURE OF TRAINS,

EXPLANATION or NGFERExCK MAnEs.-4 Enfttrr!sr
4fcntted- SUNDAY exeeptsd. 4Aonday excepGo1
iHs!f.
f'hfrnfo 4. NorthWestaYn ssAlIwAv.
For MnEr. f5udo. .IoDha, Ttns-Tabtc1+ bscpir3 "a,
ncSt,Ntnodatlons, Apply A. any OF tho foisowln9
ttctet nfaces Of tbs CnnpAnyi 1 and II CsNTk-st,
northcaat corner HAndolph and Bisie. .stAj. psaof
lL095e. % sbCanna-st, and at the dopotA
, 1880-06-18
Grain Froigl,ts Took Another Do.
cidod Tumble, Yester-
,~IAtS't ,ttu.,
Qays - p.
4 Number Of Collisions Reported In
= :, - the Rlvet:,,'';, -,
Tho G. c. TroShr'ago Damaged by n
Rock mt vi tin Chart
4 Tue Captain Refused His Papers 3d.
Cause Of 0olor-Bllnduoss,
1fOAI1; GATHERINGS.

c" ssfs: ssa.;""s + s,S , ~; s sstsss 4, Z
j4stas vnl' thei Nn' .,., -. ~. s ', ~; u. l".s
r,at 10 rr"c'et,'-n a" .u w." su ~ ~"
afs, e"eh IN u@ucrsnyins nj @ rho auSn"as ya.torn,
rste s|, Unois com on nrous ra.o
y s.v r,srY,s. vnss1t s, ,nx. s.,n r., esn,,,
ssnS' Il g. %''Sn' sss ss9 rtai s:fseli
tSs t"u5 MD r[,scr r,y a't't,, n,, r,sn ., =
esns' 'Int 1T II; criissf tcLtrnpr srjtt llol| pJrU
.R;.t q s"':i I. Il ssny%I s"'.; I v.::
::S.i: 4 / ' T. ;.v$sp'as s!s"s's IN II
!s*s S,S:s tS s:': ;ts Tssi % s sS
tI,,f irsnt. tho eat.stu rcp.rte ro.o n,
ii '+'t T. Ghsas Ms5y x "sH ff S ss, a,
':''' ':s si;s'; '|S;:;, is rns nvsr. y >4
Last esrnlna ~ ,,i hf ~ % WM I. G"!snK Munm H.
i,sss III Ssrsh Il ~ 'ss''a I" stscs
1,1s ,,, r, rs ss ~ s sea', " Wv " '''' 'a"
ys;s,sy ,k, 15''ns [ M sF fhS sroM a w'i1 asIn os
ns"n sni.r' / H. S,1 i,T sursa th breakase
tIy nrs M r ah"'n Il s VIII to .so ;" Sss,
#; IT," f ss: : .s ts5as ss 9Ss'" So ssnss Snss
;:; ,s fir! 4 i willis I; Ts j,,, au,,t ,e,,.1a,
,b;ess ioallIr !l,a ;,aIisr i t'is asiloosr +. IL
l" sss WI ,asSi tS as Sf:1s und s.onm
III Sa. f S's n, ~. ~ s';'S, ; r,tss N, r..
t'" u 0''s u ''ts s,susss Tsus p.fuss: AS.!.:r.
e wc 1 ss,.ea r. r 1 n, as ag thf ,ane ,nycfG. M
Iretay In nj nioIi,ias ensuntii inrsS nui,,tor 1t
f.; s sys,s rS ls i! tss 5
hesTy Tmo IT. tGs t y! nn @ % s n9t s,9
I1t0F
, 1880-06-18

According tu ccrtitin Statistics collected BY tho
Nlteetus vi att Asylum fur DruAkAfds In Uur-
mauy, tho nun,buf ~ suicides IL lncru.ying Ia
every 1tniltry Ill Elir,pe cxuept Nurwuy, Tho
due. Eas,, In the latter country ~ attributed 10
tho strinyent regulations atFAinst drunkenness
which arc ln force thetp.
, 1880-06-18
HYDE PARK AND LAKE.

ply-Iho Englnecr'a SuvgektloMs-A
Separation 10 Take Place.
a 1oint meeting Ut the lluUrls nf Hvdo pnrk
al,n Lake WIS s'elt yesterday uftcrnnor III tho
otiico Of tho lsa1wuu .dgc, II. Il. Itubart lu tho
cllatr.
Wates-Co,nmfsstone Bcstcr, Of I.akc SUBJ
United prOttlg Df tue lake bottom for leu feet
froll tho scre; and very lit1uso coulit,,.niey,-
ton from John 4. Colo. elv.eliYineer, In reia-
iUn to thu general subject of Hyde r,rk md
Lakes wAter@ supply. Tbn etl1Itul.M1nu.lou WIS
addressed to tho watcr Commissioners, and iu It
Mr. Cole reported TINT, III accurlnnce with their
Instructions, ho ttud taken saunt!tags-4s shown
bs tho psotiic-on tho Inc Ut tile fnlct- ptue Of
the Jufnt Water Works. fOUt Ut Sixty eighth
street, Tho profile showed sand-bar uast If
tho crib IN which tl0 wntcr was loss than fol1r-
tecn foot deep. At S10 feet bast Ut the crib tho
depth was twunty-four feot. In his opinion, tho
present ARRANGEMENTS for ooti,ittcttE water to
aral cnn'iagtntion 1T tho btek- yur.is. the ts,-
sfss!s i 6yds fasH ( o. ' LIKE. "t:
Woliltt Immediately 2uyeOpu
TIE ArrALLlSu fs$ECuNIrY o. THE PRESENT
sYhTEM.
Th1 ou!y objection nEatnst the Wisdom Of ln-
er"s.nE e,, iE ,h thn a. oaGo Will ierh4ps,
tho nancy III expcnletl Whenever the Ok iii lux
par.nc.st,''' was dlsso!vcd In lla opinion, how.
ailunitl sntte tho 'liirsttnn ar Itunntsa! pntisy
nun lrcitso uf't'n y tts!a of scparntlt'n. Aftnr
sxKe,s,1y n! ,an yar1siy IT. f ncu1,g
l1wx .ls s1es1 a. ~ ss1n t ,o f
uun u Tho joint lio.rs!:
works 70 y .tn, Mi @ 70, fS f r,r IRON r. ,,t tue
TO-. torrit!lnta IN crit or iillet eht,nber Of
j. s'se ss sB'0fy fy, x'h u seFs' e. e g. s* H. a
obstr,,ct.on by tlna,lne ob)c!'ts and vr. 1Ye
crib a!ut.l bo tlnn'nvaoln "a ut tho sumo tim,
ort'aAon tho luast possible tltHr,ieton tu tho
WAfGA NAtfff should Gu HttHEtf{j ,lI{S n II
s, hHn, Or tri,' @ !ar ~ s,k irGt nioya tue !"kc
,ttna, us.v. i tau .aStes i ~ ~ tH's il9 khuun ~
dee fh sus IL
s Ssh ,snq sn ar snfY, ~, a WY, ss sr; nna,ot *
uruuke 4 ~ " u, Thss Wo.' aleo "Hter IN nearly
T. tnss,t ,s ~ :" .tss.- Re. -. ,,, .,
sclsa'y rso 10 . sspn!y ,a ~. paps a !'s'r.as n.;
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, 1880-06-18
PORT OF CHICAGO,
ARRIVALS,

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, 1880-06-18
TIE CIl1CAGN TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, JUNE ,o, 1ooo

opportunity u advising hin cust,t,1cra To keen
tiiplr trcrp!Ih that shnpc.
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orchard l{ltlllirnl4 with iIw-aznd trcrs, md hc
found Tint they Enyn better fruit, nt,t ln,rr uf
IL; tnah Hny otaor K,nn. Ie h9i M orchard
fruit tll;sn Tho pruncl tfffcs Ut his nrahhprs.
, 1880-06-18

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OF ii'r,'s!tln'! nnd Tnr na Il cough remedy.
fHkek TDDthActle Dl.Ips cure iii n&,r tnli,tilD.
, 1880-06-18

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The Newtown bee., 1880-07-14
Walt Whitman on Seeing Niagara.

For really seizing great picture, or book, or piece of music, or architecture, or grand scenery-or perhaps for the first time even the common sunshine, or landscape, or may0e the mystery of identity, most curious mystery of ali there comes now and then some lucky five minutes of a mans life. set amid fortuitous concurrence of circumstances, and bringing in a brief flash the culmi- nation of years of reading and travel and thought. The present case about two o'clock this afternoon gave me Niagara, its superb severity of action and color and majestic grouping Qike some colossal cluster of Greek statuary) in one short, indescribable show. We were very slowly crossing suspension bridge-not full stop anywhere, but
 next to 1.-the day clear, sunny. still,
 and out on the platform. The falls
 were in plain view about sa mile oil, but very distinct, and no roar-hardly murmur. The river, tumbling greer and white, far below me; the dark, hlgE banks, the plentiful umbrage, many bronze cedars, in shadow and temberlng and arching all this immense materI- ality, clear sky overhead, with a few
 white clouds, Dmpid, spiritual, silent. Brief, and as quiet as brief, that picture vet a remembrance always afterward.
 Such are the things, indeed. l lay away with my lite's rare and blessed hits of hours, mostly reminiscent, past the wild sea-storm I once saw one winter day off Fire Island-the elder l Booth in Richard that famous night forty years ago in the Old Bowery, or 1 Alboni in the children's scene in 1 Norma, or night views. l remember, or
 the field after battles in Vlrglnla-ol inc peculiar sentiment of moonlight and
 stars over the great plains. Western
 Kansas-or scooting up New York bay
 with stiff breeze and a good yacht, of 1 Nayesink. With these, I say, 1 hence forth place that view that afternoon
 that combination complete: that nv
 minutes perfect absorption of Niagara not the great majestic gem alone by if self. but set complete in all it's varied full, indispensable surroundings. Let
 ter to Philadelphia Press.