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The true northerner., 1880-02-13

On Thursday evening, between the hours Of
seven and eight O'Clock, Henry Chamberlin,
living just north OF the Esir Ground, went out
to the well for water, and while lottng down
the bucket and dipping it, lost his footingyand
was precipitated head first TO the bottom, some
sixteen or eighteen feet. Immediate alarm
was given. which brought J. I. Clspp and All.
Ingraham to the rescue and Chambe,ln was
fshed mp. He was considerably bruised, but
fortunately not seriously hurt
The true northerner., 1880-02-13
Another Heard From.

OwEGo, n. Y, July u, 1873
Messrs. Ely Brothers Gentlemen: have
used With, entire satisfaction and with extra
ordinary beneficial resulte. your Cream Balm
for Catarrh, and believe it the best preparation
offered TO the public. Mine was one Of the
most severe cases. / have suffered from II
very much, having severe pains IN the head.
continual droppings in the throat, and, in the
morning, sickness OF the stomach. Yours
thankfully, GEORGE LAINHARr.
so cents per bottle, sample 10 cents.
For sale by Duncombe. Stesrns Il Co.
The true northerner., 1880-02-13

Rev. Hiram Whitcher, OF New York, will be-
gin three months engagement with the Free
Baptist church at Gobleyllle, on Sunday next,
Feb. 18th. He will also give temperance ad-
dresses as opportunity may offer, and show
the workings OF the Prohibition law in Maine,
where he has resided twenty years. He has
been forty seven years hard worker in the
temperance cause
The true northerner., 1880-02-13
TAKEN UP

by the subscriber in the township OF Decatur
near the Valley Road. on or about the 1st day
or Nov. last, one stray steer calf one year old
last spring. Color, white and red, or roanish.
with three cornered white spot in his face.
Inc owner IS requested to call. prove property,
paw charges and take him away, etc.
Decatur, Dec. lat. 1879.
l2oSt6 W. X. VAN HIsE.
The true northerner., 1880-02-13
AND STILL ANOTHER.

take pleasure in tsstifying to the virtue Of
Ely,s Cream Balm a. . remedy and cure for
Cstsfrh, and recommend it as the very best
preparation in the market. In one week il
opened pssnge in one nostril which have
not brsathsd through il three years, subdued
an Inflammation in my head and throat, and
relieved dry cough, which WAS the result OF
the Cstarrh. o. M. NKuILAY
The true northerner., 1880-02-13

Whatever adds to the cost OF reading matter
is burden on the entire public, and one which
is felt in every house. All men outside Of pa
per-makers should demand free importation
for print psper-Detroit Free Press.
The true northerner., 1880-02-13
A CARD.

TO all who are suffering from the errors and
decay. loss Of manhood. &C., will send re-
cipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by a missionary
In South America. Send self ADDRESSED en-
yelope to the Rev. Joseph T Inman, Station
ID, New York City.
The true northerner., 1880-02-13

AT the request OF many friends, Rev. g. p
Blanchard will preach at the Opera houss mex
Sunday evening at o'clock. Good .singnl
may be expected and the public are cordially
invited to attend. Seats free to oil.
The true northerner., 1880-02-13
Taken Up.

Came into my enclosure on or about the
hrst day OF November, 1879. one COW OF a dark
red color, bordering on brindle. from ten to
thirteen years old and Of q large sue. The
owner Is requested to prove property, pay
charges and take her away
izSlt6* II. f. NORTHAM,
Section 26, Arlington. Mich.
Dated, December 18th 1879.
The true northerner., 1880-02-13
FROM LAKE SUPERIOR.
EAGLE HARBoR. Feb. Z, 1880.

Correspondence OF The True Northernsr.
In my return from my home in Van Burer
county to this port, the trip WAS made in foul
days without particular incident or accident
It seemed surprising, and almost incredible, on
leaving this place January 7th, with from -four
to i've feet OF snow covering the ground to SC
suddenly emerge into . climate 80 warm there
Was not fake to be seen. thought some
listened with credulty a. told them that three
days before left the snow was four feet deep
But yet my best senses tell me this was the
fact. Perhaps may now not be doubted when
say that leaving home Thursday morning, the
29th ult, without fake to he seen, and farm
ers plowing by the way, rode on Saturday 35
miles in . stage with the snow averaging four
feet and the mercury 1Oo below zero, to start
the trip With. During the month of January
the weather was quite open and the snow set :
tied nearly two feet; but it has DOW taken hold
again and seems determined to make up in
storm and buster this month what it lost last
Yesterday was the coldest day q. this port thus
far this season, the mercury scarcely rising
above zero al day.
Since the lull OF thu holidays, copper and
copper stocks go booming higher than ever.
At tho Central they have just unearthed vein
Of mass copper in one OF the lower levels 100
leet in length, extending to an unknown depth
md weighing somewhere in the hundreds-of
ons. i notice by the reports tha. the dealings
n the mining stock market for the year 1879
has been just about double that Of 1878. Many
lre specuating, and OF course some run Wild
'et really prudent investment allows but little !
hance for loss.
The bay and lake are solid with ice. and
With snow banks ~ Ear a. the
ye can see.
The County Grange will NEE, in this place
n Thursday, the 26th inst, and preparations
re being made to accommodate al who attend.
Ion. j. j. woodman VIII give public address
I 2p. m. G.. f. BREcK.
T. nt Co Cranpe
The true northerner., 1880-02-13

The ladies' OF Paw Paw Grasge will hold .
fancy dress social and bazaar at Grange Hall
on Tuesday evening, the 18th inst. A supper
Of hullsd corn and milk will be served for ten
cents. Admission free.
The true northerner., 1880-02-13

Prof. A. A. Brakeman. q teacher of vocal and
instrumental music, will open school Of in
structien for class or classes in vocal music
in about two weeks.
The true northerner., 1880-02-13

Henry Matthews has traded his place in this
village for ths Newell farm one mile east OF
town, which contains fiity-six acres. Henry
will now become horny handed granger,
The true northerner., 1880-02-13
Horse Breaking.

Mr.. Geo. Miller holds himself In readiness
to handle colts and horses. He will break colts
10 harness and make good safe drivers them.
He will also undertake the breaking and tam
ing Of refractory horses. Persons having either
description will do we'll TO call on HIM, as his
experience with John n. Benedict. and his
methods, has been ample to assure him sue
cess. 1898
The true northerner., 1880-02-13

In The coming spring A. Z. Sill will add q
millinery department to his establishm snt.
The manager will be Mrs. Geo. Alexander. now
OF Paw Paw.-Mareellus News.
The true northerner., 1880-02-13

Children's S. s. concert meeting st the Chris
tian church, next Sunday evening. Songs and
blackboard lsxercises. Subject, The Strange
Glass. All invited
The true northerner., 1880-02-13

The young peoples social Of the First Bap-
tist church will be held at the residence OF Mrs.
p. NJ. Gray, on Wednesday evening, Feb 18th.
The true northerner., 1880-02-13

Mr.. Henry Whelply, our village night watch,
has been appointed as one Of the deputies, and
now wears a star as the badge OF his authority.
The true northerner., 1880-02-13

More people are wasting away through di-
seases OF the Kidney without knowing what as
them than from any other complaint. DAYS
KIDNEY PAD, is the appropriate remedy. For
sale by G.. w. Tyler 4 Co.
The true northerner., 1880-02-13

The Firemsn Will hold partyat Town Hall
this Friday) evening. splendid time is an
ticipa.ed.
The true northerner., 1880-02-13

From the owner. Jeremiah Williams. white
mare. medium size, quite old, slim, long tan,
bright hazel eye, carries her head erect. Any
one giving information OF her will confer .
favor ON the owner, and be well paid for their
trouble. JEREMIAH WILLIAMS.
Oshtemo, Feb. 1st. 1880. 1852
The true northerner., 1880-02-13
STR RAYED

From the premises OF wm. Burns, in this vii
lage, on the 18th Of January, 1880, one red,
yearling heifer calf, white spot in the forehead,
white belly and white on inside Of hind legs,
and horns just showing. Any person having
knowledge OF the came, will be pad for his
trouble by calling on JoHNY BuRNs.
The true northerner., 1880-02-13

II YOU are suffering from o cold, il your
lungs are affected, il you are an asthma victim,
il you have any trouble with your throat, chest
or hinge, We would advise you by ali means to
buy Lung Pad. II will give you almost IN
stant relief. See advertisement in another
column.
The true northerner., 1880-02-13

Mrs. F.J. Edgerly is visiting friends in De-
catur and Hamilton. Her little daughter Ellie
is at present i'll with typhoid fever.
The true northerner., 1880-02-13

Mrs. Laura J. Merchant. wife OF John Mer-
chant, OF Waverly, died at her home January
81, aged seventy nine years
The true northerner., 1880-02-13

Died, on Friday, Feb. 6, OF consumption,
George Warner, aged % years. The funeral
took place from the Methodist church, Sunday,
the 6th.
The true northerner., 1880-02-13

" All civilized women says the New York
Times, 'are more or less esthetically insane
on the subject OF lace
We believe that to be true statement
The true northerner., 1880-02-13

The Glass Ball Tournament on Friday last
resulted in q victory for the Paw Paw bows,
who won BY five points, - will appear by the
following score
The true northerner., 1880-02-13

See the new advertisement OF W. j. Il r.
Selllck
The true northerner., 1880-02-13

The Best Salve in thalworld for Cuts. Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Tetter, Chapped
HANDS, Chilblains, Corns. and all kinds OF Skin
Eruptions. This Salve Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction in every case or money re-
funded. Price 25 cents per boz.
For sale by Duncombe. Stearns & Co.
The true northerner., 1880-02-13

Rev. Mr.. Barnes is in town. He intends
going East for visit OF few weeks.
The true northerner., 1880-02-13

No one need suffer from loss OF appetite
when such ready restorer as Reeds Gilt Edge
Tonic is procursble.
The true northerner., 1880-02-13

Rev. Theo. b. Williams viii preach In the
Presbytssisn church next Sabbath morning
and evening.
The true northerner., 1880-02-13

Mrs. NJ. Horton. an experienced nurse, offers
her services 10 the citizens OF Paw Paw and
vicinity. Calls, by postal card, will find .
prompt response. Reference Or II endrlck,
q. l.. Freeman sad others 12S213
The true northerner., 1880-02-13
Special Notice.

All persons indebted to Forsyth & Smith,
are hereby notified that their accounts must
be settled by the 20th OF March 1880, az we
February I'd, 1880. 1298tf
The true northerner., 1880-02-13

DR.. Hendricks will preach in the First Bsp-
tist church Sunday morning and evening, Feb.
18th.
The true northerner., 1880-02-13

Some OF the parties who pass by this Office
daily. are considerably improved in counte-
nance. nnce visiting the Dental Rooms OF
Robinson a wilkie, and getting new set OF
teeth put in. Cheapest and best place in the
County TO get your work done. l29lt5
The true northerner., 1880-02-13
st. Valentines Day, to morrow.

The Lsnten season commenced on Wednes-
day.
The true northerner., 1880-02-13
FOR RENT.

farm OF 1S2 acres with good house. two
barns and two orchards and . flock OF sheep
and other stock. For particulars and terms,
apply 10 the owner. ALBERT CIRCUIT,
Three miles south west OF Paw Paw. on East
Decatur road. 1294t8
The true northerner., 1880-02-13
Local Notices.

LOST Between nv house and the Post
cnice, on Thursday, Jan. "a, . buckskn purse
with innde and OUTSIDE clasps containing
small sum OF money IN coin. The finder will
De paid for his trouble by returning 1t to me-
BENZ. OSBORN
The true northerner., 1880-02-13
Organs, repaired and tuned-enquire or
GRANT w. TUrTLE.
PEACH LAND For s.rp

PEACH LAND FOR SALE.
Forty acres, about one-fourth mile from the
pier where vessels come, at Paulville. on the
eastern shore OF Lake Michigan. Original tim
Der, large hemlock and hard maple. Terms.
one-third cash down, balance on time. Also
eighty acres OF well timbered land, two and one
hall miles from Lawton. and three and one
hall from Paw Paw. Will sell the whole or in
ten or twenty acre lots; one-half cash down
balance on time. 1292tS%
Paw Paw, Mich, Dec. 23. 1871
FREDERICK LORD.
The true northerner., 1880-02-13
Business Notices.
WANTED.
STRAYED.

a good girl.to do general house -work-en
quire OK FRANK SrxARNs.
The true northerner., 1880-02-13

Matthews Il Bro. at the Possofice, have the
largest assortment OF Photographs. Albums,
Autograph Albums. Musical Instruments.
Christmas goods, etc, etc, 70 be found in
Western Michigan. f288t19~
The true northerner., 1880-02-13
Saw Gunningl

am prepared to do Saw Cumming Cross
cut-DrAg and Saw Million short notices. hay :
ing Just put IN . good machine. Also, will do
Cabinet work in all IL branches. First door
east Of Harris carriage shop.
1269t6s ~. GROVER.
The true northerner., 1880-02-13
ORGANS! ORGANS!

Parties wishing to purchase first class Organs
at low prices will find il TO their interest TO
call ON me. 129Ct s.
-. F.. HUTCHINS.
The true northerner., 1880-02-13
G. w. WaRD.

e.. ". WARD,
Dentist. will be found rs usual at his Office,
corner Main 4 Kalamazoo Sts., Paw Paw,
Mich. over sherman q Averys.
The true northerner., 1880-02-13

Christian Church.-Eld. 7. Brooks. Pastor
Sunday Services: 10H A. M. and II P. n
Sunday School, II M. N. Crane, Sup't
The true northerner., 1880-02-13
II. %. BEERE..

II. -. BEEBE..
General Insurance Agent. Offcewith X. W,
Noyes, Paw Paw, Michigan. Good compsnies
represented. 1l7ft26
The true northerner., 1880-02-13

n. ROBINSON.
Dentist-Ofiee, opposite Dyckman House, Paw
Paw, Michigan.
The true northerner., 1880-02-13

PAW PAW TEAM.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-23
CABLE CHRONICLES.
THE UNIVERSITY SCUlLING CONTEST
Oxford the Winner BY Three Lengths, In
N,23-Parnell's Reception 10
Ireland hihilist Con-
demned TO Death.
ENGLAND.
The University Boat Raoe-oIford the
Winner.

The University Boat Raoe-oKford the
Winner
LONDON, March ~, $50 A. S.-Ths
sky ia clear, and there is = light breese,
indicating favorable weather for tho
boat race. Both crews took . short
spin on the river Saturday afternoon.
V:30A. M.-The crowd, both on the
banks of the river Thames aud on the
river itself, to witness the thirty-seventh
race between the boat crews represent
ing the Oxford and Cambridge Universi.
ties, is as great AS ever. The sky is grey,
and there is slight mist on tho river,
and bitter northerly wind blowing.
g:45 A. a.-The Oxford crew has just
taken a short paddle aud were enthusi'
astically received by the crowd. The
press and umpire steamers have arrived.
A report from Barres says that the
crowds, which have been assembling in
that vicinity since o'clock, are much
greater than on Saturday. The rlver
is crowded with boats and launches.
The haze which at first oyerhung the
river has completely cleared of
uI5 A. M-The Oxford crew, AZ was
expected, won the race The course
was the one usually rowed, from Putney
to Mortlake, four miles aud q quarter.
Noon-The Oxford crew won the boat
race easily by 81 lengths in q minutes
aud q seconds. The Cambridge crew
started at the rate OF 10 strokes per min
ute, and the Oxford crew at 81 or 80
The race at tho commencement was
beautifully close. Cambridge ut first
gained q slight advantage from rowing
quicker strokes but the Oxford crew
drew To level with them by the time O
half mile had been rowed, and at Grass
Wharf, 81 minutes from the start, had
the lead of u few feet. When u mile
had been left behind, splendid
struggle took place for the lead, which
Cambridge secured, and opposite
Crab Tree, mile and quarter from
the start. it seemed IN II they would
row right away, but the squirt had told
on the Cambridge crew, who began to
row short. They, however, maintained
the lead to lIammersmith Bridge, a half
mile further on, partly bccanso OF tho
bad steering Oi the Oxior, = TIE boats
were on even terms very shortly alter
passing the bridge, and an exciting
struggle was maintained to Chiswick
Eyot. Tho irregularity OF tho Cam
bridge crew, however, Was perceptibly
increasing, while the Oxford crew were
rowing like machinery. When hall
way up to Chiswick Eyot, the Oxford
crew led by half length. Al Chiswick
Church, two miles and five iurlongs
from the start, the race, which had 80
far been one OF the finest ever seen, was
virtually over, the Oxford crew leading
by two lengths.
The race Ia remarkable as one Of lcw
instances in which the boat first under
lIammcrsmith bridge has been defeated
Rough water and greater force OF wind
in Corney Reach doubtless gave Oxford
the advantage. nv thoir style Of rowing
was more suitable 10 cope with them.
The start took place ut l0:3S. The latest
report from Mortlako is that the Oxford
crew passed the judges boat two aud
half or three lengths ahead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-23
ST. LOUIS.
The Railroad strike.

81. Louis, March 22.-rhe Pacific ma
chine shop strikers held a meeting TINS
morning aud reayowcd their intention
oi remaining trm until their demand
WAS acceded To. They DENY that any oi
their number have resumed WORK, as
MAS asserted saturday o9 .hu'. Tue sIn Ssn" di3
not go out originally have quit and sign-
cJ = pledse to remain cut uil the end
They also say that not more than thirty
mon ara now working in the shops. The
work I'M the Missouri Pacific and some
of m. other yards is being done by the
train crews and such other men As nave
been picked up. But few oi the roads
are vet very well hxed. Some dozen OF
fifteen yard men came over ron ielle
Haute and other points East this morn
iny to work in the Tandalia yard, but
the strikers prevailed on them not to
A.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-23
RHODE ISLAND.
Democratic State Convention
Delegates for Tilden.

PRovIDENCE, March - The Demo
cratic State Convention made the ioi'
lowing nominations: Governor, lior-
nee VI Kimball. Lieutenant Governor,
Stephen T.. SlOcum, Secretary Oi State,
w. T.. W. Ilallett: Attorney General,
Hugh j. Carroll, Treasurer, Daniel L,
Bond
The following were elected delegates
4, tine National Conventions; Abner
Rarnsby Charles H. Page, William IL.
Foster. Col. Nanslick, JohnJ. Dempsey
John Waters, Philip Duly and Thomas.
W. S,gar. The delegates are understood
to be inr rildeu II he Is available.
luns series Of resolutions Ncro
adnptrd lrnouncine the provision OF the
Sutr constitution requiring real estate
,uali6,aucns ibr iorrign born citizens
the employment oi United states mar
shals ana soldiers at the polls, the cleo
tnral commission fraud Of 80 aud tue
third term policy, declaring that the
men elected in 50 shall be insugurated'
Ior the honest payment OF the pubic
d,bt i'm such currency rs lts terms lm'
DIV and ior the preservation OF the pub
IN, faith.
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ruE M.mAuoN AMENDMENT.
Hnges wlu Probably sign Ihc Bul Con-
taluing 10.

uhygs WIu Probably Slgn the Bui Con
taIuing 10.
a...p, d. 90 ErEs,er.
WAsuINGrON, March -,
I., feeling to-day Is that Mi Hayes
.,.I certainly slsu the immediate def
gt,ury till including tho McNlahon. Gar
i.il amendment. II ia very certain,
however, that Mcssrs. Blaine, Coukhug,
EIuuuis AMI Carpenter will make
speeches against At ln the senate. There
is irp much fairness aud compromise IA
0, ipl ,Xtrrmr Radicals. aud hence the
Senator'S named will rndcayur % lirr the
Northern loyal heart against It. Nh.
Garfield, and Mr sherman, whose rep
srutattyr the eloquent Ohio lradcr ~ IN
the House, are b,inS ruuudly con
Icmuri by Radicals of the Cuuscr type
lIr the part MIR. Garfield took IN Tram
lus the deputy marshall section ui the
ira,lrury bul EIir-mindcd men ui
both pT,ir. would give him credit Tor
suJrsmau~mp u ho hal only the
mIuuu,,s tu stand up lur the
bti "a, Il has been adopted. The indl-
CAllrus. however, arc that he VIII
sympl,hllr with the opposition which
M-,rs CuuAuns, Carpenter 4 Co. viii
make to It IA tho senate. Tho speech
ui Gcu. Ewing, Of Ohio, IN advocacy oI
the bill is highly eOmplimcntcd. senator
Jones. oi Florida, who ~ usually level
headed, says tho bill will pass the sen
ate in spite Of the opposition referred TO-
and other Democratic Senators SAY the
same thing. Mr Mcmahon to-day cx-
pressed hko opinion. The advantage
gained by the Democracy N that they
have gotten out Oi the net ui the extra
session aud planted themselves upon
position which il IN accord with the
ruling Of the supreme Court \ very
scuslblc party leader to-day remark,ed
the wind is taken out Of the bloody SHIRT
oi the Republicans, aud they viii ln
VAN rndrayur to wave It IN the coming
UImpAIEu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-23

Grldley, husband OF the defendant in
error, on his life aud Tor her benefit. In
his application ior policy, the applicant
stated, In reply to aquestion, that there
was no hereditary taint or disease in
MS iamiiy, on either side, 10 his knowl.
edege. The question here pre-
sented ~ whether, In view Of the sub
ssquently proven fact that there
was a hereditary disease in the family Of
the applicant, the policy was vitiated7
The Court holds that inasmuch as the
answer OF the applicant was re- / icted to
what he himself knew touching the her
tditary disease in the family, and mas
much ~ the insurance company failed
to prove that he did know ol the Ills.
ease, his answer cannot be taken as a
violation vi thr conditions OF truthful
ness aud good faith imposed by the
company IN taking the risk.
Judgment oi the lower court affirmed,
with costs.
Grant by Aoolamatlon.
WAsHINdrOS, March 22.-Ex-Con-
gresham Wilson, Of Iowa, is here. He
is ia the confidence Of both Blaine and
Canklng. Personally. Wilson has "A
preference Tor Blaine, with Grant as
second choice. He thinks, however.
that Grant will be- nominated, aud that
there will not be any ballot at all at the
nominating convention. His opinion is
that before the convention meets Grant
will have enough delegations pledged
u his support 10 insure his nomination,
aud that the nomination will follow by
acciamation, because those who really
would vote for some other candi date II
ballot IN taken, would prefer 10
smother such preference rather than
show their hands ia the face Of the as
surcd TACT that Grant had sufficient votes
To give hun the nomination This in
the view ot the situation, also, IA bon
Cameron diagnoses IT,
Condition Of National Banks
WAsuINGToN, March - Tho Comp
trullcr ui the Currency has received
statements from all the National banks
except one ia Oregon and one ia Wash
ingtun Territory, showing their Condi-
ton till February 81, 1850, The banks
at that time held SSS.Ii7, $40 in specie,
ut which amount SS3,lll,llj was in
gold and gold certificates. SjOIl ,5l5 in
SILVER coin, and sos, $40 ia silver Certi-
iicates. The amount Of specie held by
the banks has more than doubled since
January |, 1879 The amount oi silver
and silver certificates ls about ~ 600, ,OOO
less than the previous date. There has
been an increase ia specie since the latc
pl their last report, December H., 1879,
Oi nearly $40 900, aud an increase IN
silver certificates Of about $2O0OOO.