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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1881-01-29
NOUVELIES.

VtONE 1HON0e.-L1 r. puDll0ue IRAN
caise Sc porte ii merveille. Les der.
nieres elections ont mis- il miami les
royalistes ct les clericaux. Gambet-
ia Il etc rtlGn president dc la Cham.
bre DIES deputies, ct Leon Say prt>i.
dent du Senat. DuguG de Ia Fancon.
merle, bonapartiste eminent, u jet6
d 1eau son cmpereur ct sol empire.
-Une effroyable temptte a houle.
verso la Mediterranee. 50 bateaux
pecheurs ont fait nautragc.-La sta.
tue de la Dame de Lourles est tou.
joufs couverte dc givre, ct DIES chan
1elles de glace brlllent al bout de
ses doigts. Mails pas de miracles.
lie parchment angiais discute les
bills i%rlandais. Gladstone est mala-
de. La detresse continue en- Irlande,
OH Pesprit public s'amtliore, dit.on.
L'Angleterre vent d6vorer ct levore.
IA les Boers.-Tempetes de ne.ge Ell
Angleterre.
LIE movement antijuif cont
nue. ell Allemagne.
LES Russes ont hattu les Tur.
comans ct pris Cock Tepe.
Ill est question dune conference
a Constantinop'e sur la question tur.
CO -grecque. La Greece dit non, mais
lira oui.
Leon XIII est en- favour dune
politiqne conciliante 4 rendroit de
Ia Belgique.-Rien d'EspMgne.-
L'ambassadeur de Monaco. lie Ter
de Pan, a present6 ses respects a
Leon XIII.
Noureau Monde.-Les Chiliens
ont pris Lima, Callao ct 1e prtsi.
dent du Perou. La guerro est yir,
tuelle,nent terminee.
lie Congress DIES Etats. Unis est
en- p|eine operation. II Sc hate, com.
me qnelqu'un qui va MOURN. LIE
president Hayes commence i faire
e MALES, ct Garfield Sc dispose Il
prendre 81. place. lis sont contents
tous les deux. II est touiours ques.
ton du'cllemin dc fer de Tthuant6.
pee, par leQnel le capitaine Eads
transbordera les navires dc rOcean
atlantique dams lOcean pacltique.
-Onragans dams le Nord DIES
Etats Unis, grandes p'uies en- Vir.
ginie, ct Deige partout. Terrible hi.
yer !! Tremblement de terre dams lie
Maine.
Grant va ttre place sur lie ia.
biean de retraite. II Ia bien mhri.
te.-LIl'inois IL envie d'envoycr
Washbnrne au Senat DIES Etats.
Unis.-Garfield ne sc Iaisse point
trop circonvrir par les politicians.
ct nul ne salt encore comment il
c0mpoSrra son cabinet. On croft Que
c nominations seront de nature 4
s%atlstaire IL pays.
Louisiane.-La Nouvelle ORLEANS,
luE,}i matin, s'eSt r6yeiIlee dams Ia
neige. Ellie men est pas Plus on.
tente pour celia, ct lA>Sociation Dies
contribuables demandp une session
extraorlinaire lie la Legislature.
Va.t'en voir s'iIs viennent. Jean +!
Son Excellence le Gouvcrneur l..
a: Witt nest pas, dit Oh, favorable
a Ia chose.
LA croisade contre Ia nouvelle
Constitution est commence. On
TappeIle un tissu d1absnrditts. Ce
qui est certain, c'est que la Cour
Supreme Ia enlightenment amen.
dee.
Sarah Bernharlt est prochaine.
ment attendue. Mails CO nest pas
ellie qni ameliorera la constitution
de 1879 ct qni donnera du PATRIOTS.
me aux politicians.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1881-01-29

Avec pommes dc terre,
Dams son jus, cult i point,
Lhonn1te proletaire
NJ .le dedaigne point.
Puts, dams sA I,ean Jamie,
II conserve, %doctrurs,
NoS nnv.es de genie
1T vos Buvres u'auteurs.
II relic 4 poGmc,
TrS aumlrabies vcrs;
L'Evangile lui meme,
l.ivre de l'univers,
Livre divin pcut.dtrc,
Mails 'lvre 9ui Iuit
Da"s les deux mains du prGtrc,
Est relic par lui.
Mon TroisiSme, Madame,
list np cas- NAL lt.yi.,
Cultural, sur mon anne:
II Went du Ia sanscI,t
Ou dn Kappa d'Homere.
Mails "onhic trGqupmment
Par Ia bonne OH IL mere,
IL sent lcyercment.
Pour mon Tout. il peut 6tre
Mon Troisiimc doublf,
Bi"n ru'cn France il soft Maitre.
Et Maitre quintupl6.
a vrMi dire, Get homme,
D'srourcur par meter,
Hablrnr lei, 1ams Rome
TX dams IL monde enter.
Est par fois, non par reggie,
I'm pni>sant oratcur:
Mails le bee l'un grand aigIe
Nest pas lee DO rhtteur,
On lappclait Harpie
a" temps lie Cicrron.
-" bIe'' corneilIe lmpie
De Iavare AclerOn.
II par'e, il pIaidc,'i cause,
II s%ittie, il vcntc, il ment
~ defend tOutc cause
Ptu gratuitement.
IL otfrc ses services
Et son rare SavOir
Aux vcrtns CONNIE anx vices,
Par droit ct par Aevoir.
II tend, noire araignee,
Sa toile autour de nous
ut Ia bette est saignGo
Far les noirS chicauous.
Mails j'en sais-ct vous a1tres
En c%onnaissez aussi-
tlal sont de bons apotres
1T point CONNIE ceux ci.
RabeIais, notre maitre
age,j"ycnx. humain,
Ell Ini tut IN bon prGtre,
Lcur cut tendu In main,
P:S.-Mon Tout, uue.pecore
De Forum, I'm rcquin
Dean troublGe, est encore
I'm fruit americain.
j. G..
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1881-01-29
cote i cote, cousin ct cousine, jrune
tile ct lrnlIe gnIrOn, pour Sc regArder

hl'e CT )enite sartOn, pour Sc rcgArdel
sans ritn dire.
II fault SO parler.
Mails que ,lirei
DE ne le >avais pas moi meme.
Iavais m ta~ de paroles an bout
'le la langle, mails alcunr l'tlirS ne
Sc deciaalt j: sOrtjr. Files me ticsaient
l,c,,r.
Et dependant, soft tilt entire nous,
plus fard, avec les hommrs ct les
fcmmes, j. pr"uvai que jc Savais
anssi bien bavarder qu'unc absurde
avocat.
Tons les avocats bavardcnt.
Je men III c",tnu que trois qui ne
par'nient point.
Mails crs troi>. ahSurdcs CONNIE
les antrrS, ttairnt idiots Ell plus.
Jr tronsai dependent le moyen lie
rompre lc silence.
MalS vo,lS ne vnnS doutez assure.
mcnt pas de Ia phrase qui sortit lie
mes 'evrrs lltroiunes.
Ellie dit ceprndaut tonic ma mai.
veto, tonte mon innocence ct tout
lenfantiilngc de ma penSie.
N y voyrz done aucune pertidie.
La volci:
-Maricf
-Qnoi done! As.tn trouv6 la sig
uitication nu mot mdloi
-Je nc chricl.c pins.
-A'orS, que veux.tui
-Mariei
-l'arie.
-Jc tronve que tn es bien tgois.
te.
Comment dOnci
-Si )'avAls unt pOmme CONNIE
tot. vois-tu. jr ne la mangerai>
pas senl, ct j. ten %donnerais liz moi.
tie.
-Va.cn cue,llir une; le pommier
est Iii.
-Ce nest PAS Ia meme chose.
Mails ir mai pas de cuuteaui
-J'ai DIES dents.
-Trouvc alo.s la Specification du
mot malo.
u ml>ele
ut Je me mis- 4 rtpeter malo, malo
mul0.
Mails sans tronvcr, htlns!
&c mot damne ttait I'M mot he.
brcu ponr moi. Crtalt I'M mot de
caba'c. J'anrais 'lonne mon fnsil de
ct,a>se ct mon chen pour en- avoir le
sens.
-Ainsi, dit ma consine Marie en-
tonrnant vers moi ct en- me re-
gardant avec un air lHgtrement iro.
liiqnr. tn nc trouves past
Non.
-Alors, Raoul, pas de malo, pas
de romme.
Eft ma consine Marie, sans sc
p%rtoccnper advantage de mo-, cont
nua il manger sa pommp.
Et il voyais, d MOI grand chagrin,
Ia potnme d%i>paraltre peu.A.peu.
&c nest pas, bien entenlu, Que la
pommc en- sol me tentat hcaucoup.
1T le ponvais tonjours en- cuciIlir aux
lommiers du jnrdm patterned: mails
JanraiS tprouvt une ind,cihle ,oie.
wv .l"' '''c'VSSV'i CT tt DItI1Iltlt.
renx, unc joie supreme ct une joie
dtlu, i manger sans coutcau ct 4
deux la pomme 81 bien morlue par
les dents blanches de ma cousine Ma.
RE.
Mails, altlas!
La pnmme disparaissait.
TT Ie mot mal0 GtAit toujours te.
nchrtnX pour moi.
-AinSi I
de ne sails pas.
-Alors, saclhc.
Et ma couslne Marie, joyemse,
r%iense, ironiqne ltgtre ct chairman
tt, sauta.d l'appui de la f.nrtrr,
me legarla IN instant ct me jrta
son ,loyuon dc pomme 4 la figure.
&c tut un trait lie tumiere.
Malo sisnitiait pomme!
Mas il ny await point de sol;ces
dans IL voi>,nage de la maiSor, ct,
quannl jn retronvai ma consine Ma.
rte, ellie sc prOinruaiC avec mon Oh.
Gle Antoine.
Pour moi ,''tnx ionrs aprts, je rem
trails an c%oilrgr,ou j..ch"vM la ira,
dc liz tvoislcme E.lo,ue dc
Virgi!e.
J. GENTII.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1881-01-29
DR.. W. A. THOMPSON,
oil. RUE DU CANAL,....2ll
NOUVEL'.E ORLEANS
Les Hfmorvihodes, lea Fstules
ct les Essures
SANS L'UsAQE Du

Les Hfmorvihodes, lea Fistules
ct les Fssures
QUERIES SANS L'USAGE Du
CoUrEAu, DE LA L1GATURE
GU DIES CAUsTIQUEs,
Sans donleur, sans danger ct san
perte dc temps pour les a6aires.
Ccs Ma'a'lies scnt lohjst dune attention
speclale Ut leur gnsrison est garantia.
LEpilcpsio on Crises est trajtee
nvcc ,n success comElet. Examen at
tentif de tons les cas- of1rant nne
chance de gutrlson.
1e t@ralte'nent de rfmpuissance.d de-
IA SprrmatflorrGe ct de IL Dtbilit6
sexurIIe par Ia medicine seuIe q et6
nsqH'a present inutile ct mtma
d%angrreux. C'est ropinion genera.
H. dc toms les medpcins honnates.
Des mi'liers de p%ersonnes v ont per.
tu Ienr argent ct lrur constitution.
Mails 10 DR.. Thompson combine
le t%';.'te,neht medical avec I'elec.
tr'c'tc.-flectricit6 produite par nj,
simple apparel ct don't le premier
ve'hl petlt SO servir. LIE succAs est
certain.
La Constipation, cotto RUNE do
tant d'ex'stences ct &C principe de
tant de souffranccs, est guerio par
u''e mctbode tres simple, avec ben
on point de mtdicaments. y
Les MaIadics des femmes sone
tr''tees par rclectricite, sans peiue
nj exposition.
LIE reimbursement dc l'Urate et
an Rectnm est gueri sans operation
cll'r''rs'calc ct sans douIenr. LIE
yer Solitaire. les maIadies DIES Ro.
g"on~ ct te la Vessip, les Maladies
Src,etes, les Rhumatis,n4s, Ia Ne.
vralgM, les Manx dc tGte, I'Asth,ne.
TAHa!hiissemei,t ct les DouIpnrs
d'Ntnx sont gnfris sans %oDeration
cllrnrg'cale. In SnruitG. je Bour
'%i"nn""Icnt dorei'!es. les Malalies
lie peaG, les Sc,ofnIes, les Tu,neurs
ct la perte de Ia voix sont trailes
avec succes par DIES remedies am6.
liOres.
Les demandes d'informatiops doivenA
e're ccoilpaSllee dur timbre pour la re-
pOise.
n. b'-Aucnn nom nest livrd au public
sans ic c"nsenteInent tcrit de la personne.
oil fe't sadresser aux personnes sui
vantes: ~
Capt Max blanchard, H6morrho7des.
'"s' "aiio'Iiech, Snrinttndant. de 10
fondrrie johnson, Rhumatism.s,
l.. H.. Patterson, PilOte du bateau Faoan.
Hsinorrloidcs '
Max Beer, l63 rue du Canal, N6vralgie.
N'nc Miller, e%ncoignnre des rues Jack
son ct Libert., urdit6.
r.. l'hl, Che,nin dc Fer Morgan, Yer So
ita,re.
lhos' Robinson, 10 irue Cont, H6mor-
Georges Bnchert, 22l rue Josephine
HfniorrhoIdcs.
Jacob Blum, rue Baronne, Hemosrho1-
Capt. fharr, Morgan City, Perts Dc IL
Leo. Wolfson, Craps Bln6, La, Ia.
m~orrl,oldes. Nv" "
Col. W o'Neal, Covington, Ky, Fistu.
w F. Shrek, Goodman, Miss, H<mor.
r!,oIhes. 1
~. Swim, rue Main, Cincinnati, Fie-
sure.
Byron Eastman, Mercer, KY, Eesserr
mcnt.
Jas Aldrich, C"vington, KY. Diabete
a. FreItiLcim, Bast1op, La. Hemorrho.
J...Gorlnn, 132 rue Walnut, Cincinna.
II, o Catariile.
s..I. Hawkins, Mason, Tenn. Dechare,
s y" .''.S,
> d. w son, Alton, KY. E~l,ilepsic.
y, ~. 4.Ickersol, Vicksburg, Miss. Asth.
G
1T. Warren, Carrolton, Tenn, Bronchi.
3.
II. shipp, Over, Ky, Scrofnle.
u eares dofnce, dc = hcrses A. H., -
AlEBIA GAuoET, J. LOWS oAuDEr,
Attorney 1T Attorney at Law &
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1881-01-29
AU PUBLIC.

Jai rhonncur d'avert;r mes amis
1T mes clients que, pour cause de
Encouragement. j. vrndrai dams les
80 l""rs, an lessons iu p1lx cou.
rant, les marchaniises dc mon ma.
"as'n hn College Poirt.-tout un
large assortment: de marchamdises
Douvellcmnct rrcues.
Nenez, voyrz ut prOfitez.
kt>p"ctnrnSempnt,
HENRY FEITEL.
st. jacques, 2! Decembre 1880.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1881-01-29

A Louer.-Une propriete contc-
nant environ denX cents arpents de
'erro cn1tivablc, partaitement
a,laptce i la culture du riz. Avec
mai>on dc residence, marasiu 4
mails, tcnrie ct savane.
lie tout i Dies conditions tres libe.
ralcs.
S'adresscr 4
NJ. TROUT,
Welcome p. o.
St. James.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1881-01-29

Ghar0des.-Oni, mesdemoisclles ;
oui, madames; oui, messietlrs.
Vous a"ez devine.
Chopeau etait le mot de notre
derniere charad..
1T il ne nous reste plus. dams no.
tire confusion lie Sphinx lmbtciie,
qua nous jeter a Ia mer, chapeau
Ell tfte,
Celia nous apprendra i nous frot.
ter Il malins.
Mails l'homme est hien bette de
cro're que jamals femme ne le dc.
vinera.
Permettez dependant que nous
retardions lie sacrifice.
Qni salt
Vous ne d%evinerez peut.ttre pas
celle d'anjourd'hni
C'est not:e espoir.
Mails que disiez.vous done, bra.
yes gensi
Scion vous, le Louisianais etait
nm Journal iu,pie, impur ct q Pin.
dex.
On ne le lisait pas.
Il n'entrait point au foyer,
II etait banni de Ia famille.
Lhonnete mere ct lhonn6te jeune
file le repoussaient CONNIE une pro.
fanatio0.
Son rtdacteur etait uD rouge, un
revolntionnaife, un eo,nmEuard, nm
athee, un iconoclaste ct uu Gentil.
II mangeait DIES R6yerends 4 Ia
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-21
Little Children In School.

A half-time system for little children
which has much to recommend it, has
been practiced successfully during the
past six months in the schools of Gait,
Canada. The little creatures spend only
an hour and half in the morning and
the same time in the afternoon in actual
school work under the regular teachers.
The rest of the time they are left to a
monitor" whose business it is to keen
them amused, and also under proper dis.
cipline. For entire success this system
demands clever monitor, who can sing
tell stories, give kindergarten instruc-
tiOns, and in every possible way train
the children's powers of observation
Swinging and calisthenics are part of
the amusementS. The whole of the pu-
pills assemble together for opening exer-
cises and rOll-call, as in other schools
after which One-half of those in the first
and second books, numbering here over
one hundred, are handed over to the
monitor, to remain with him till the time
for forenoon recess, the other hundred
pupils being left meantime at regular
work under ordinary teachers. After re,
cess the relays are changed, those who
were formerly at play going to work till
noon and vice versa. The same pro-
gramme is carried out during the after.
noon, each pupil being thus kept at work
for three hours and allowed to play
for the other three hours. The little
ones who formerly detested school now
like it very much, their health is not en-.
dangered and their progress in study is
as rapid as under the old system.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-21

Postmaster General James has issued
an order directing that sample copies of
new publications cannot be mailed in
quantities, until submitted for ruling by
the department. 1t has come to the no
tice of the department that parties not
regularly engaged in the legitimate
publication of newspapers were from
time to time starting new journals, ap-
parently legitimate in character, and
were under contract with advertisers to
circulate large quantities Of the first is
sue of the paper, the advertisers agree
ing to pay according to the circulation,
which was to be proven by the postmas-
ter at the Office Of mailing. These jour
nails were frequently printed in large
cities. and then taken to some country
pOstofice, and through inadvertence on
the part of the postmaster allowed to go
through the mails at cheap newspaper
rates 1.-TWO cents per POUND instead Of
paying third-class rates, which, in the
case Of newspapers weighing not more
than one ounce is practically sixteen
cents per pound.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-21
Refundiug a Success.

There was received at the Loan Divis-
ion, Treasury Department, last Saturday
$2S,S29, 400 of per cent bonds for con-
tlnuance at 81 per cent, making total
OF $5O,536, 800 received since the issuance
OF the Secretary's circular of Thursday
previous.
More than one hundred kilograms
were received during the day from hold
ers of 8 per cents, desiring to extend
their bonds and asking for information
on the subject. The Comptroller of the
Currency says that he has already i'm his
hands papers for the exchange of 6 per
cent bonds belonging to the National
banks, covering about 100000 of
bonds. Two hundred and fifty millions
of per cent registered bonds NAV be
surrendered and extended, and of this
amount 433 National banks hold $751;
o27,6OO, nearly all of which the Comp
tr0ller thinks will be exchanged during
next month. The acts of June 20, 1874
and January IA, 1875, authorized the re-
tlrement and reissue of National bank
notes at the pleasure of those banks sub
ject to restrictions of law. The circula-
ton was at its highest point on Deem
Der l, 1874. when it was 1852, 1874 ,346
From that date the circulation increased
in volume until the year 1877, the total
decrease being more than $3O6OOOOO
Since that date it has steadily decreased
On November it was $343,OOO,OOO, and
since that time there has been an in
crease of more than $9,5OO,OOO, the circu
latiOn now being $352,71O.161, which is
$315,815 higher than at any time since
the passage of the Free Banking act Of
January II, 1875.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-21

The wonderful success which has at
tended the introduction of DR.. Whites
DandeliOn Alternative, is doubtless due
to the fact that it an honest medicine,
and will perform all that is claimed for
it, and DR.. White must certainly have
great confidence in his medicine, for he
authorizes all druggists to sell it under a
positive guarantee, such as is given on
no other medicine in the market. 1t is a
specific for billiousness, liver complaint,
fever and ague, dyspepsia, kidney dis
ease, rheumatism, and constipation of
the bowels, and as blood purifier and
renOyatOr, it is positively unequaled.
Pint bottles only one dollar. For sale by
o. B. Weed.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-21

THE Supreme Court of Ohio has fol.
lowed the precedent established by Our
own Supreme Court by deciding that al
laws authorizing towns and cities tC
vote aid to railroads to be unconstitu-
tinnal and void.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-21

Parents who allow their children to
grow up with scrOfulOus humOrs burst
ing from every pore are guiltyOf great
wrong. Think of them pointed out as
branded with a lOathsOme disease. and
you will readily procure them the Cut
icura Remedies.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-21

AMONG the names presented for mem
bers of the tax commission are H. C.
Sessions of I0nia, Edgar Weeks of Mt.
Clemens, H. H. Holt of Muskegon, Isaac
A. Fancher Of Mt. Pleasant, and D. W.
Perkins of East Saginaw.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-21

MINNESOTA has q new law permit
ting teachers in the public schools to give
daily instructions in thirty topics out
side of the regular course of study-sO
cial science, health and good morals be.
ing among the topics specified.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-21
Druggists Heard From.

1--WE know the value of malt, hops,
calisaya and iron composing Malt Bit
ters.'"
"Our lady customers highly praise
them"
physicians prescribe them in this
town."
The largest bottle and best medicine
BEST blood purifier on our shelves"
Our best people take Malt Bitters."
Sure cure for chills and liver diseas-
es."
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-21

THE Secretary of the Treasury has
issued a circular, embracing the 103d
call for continuance of per cent bonds
issued under acts of July IA, 1870, and
Jan. 20, 1871. Interest on these bonds
at per cent will cease Aug. 12,1881.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-21

ACCORDING to statistics gathered by
Colonel I. W. Higginson, there are sew
enty-six females practicing medicine in
this country with an average practice of
$1,000 year. Three earn from $4,000
to $4,000 year. and four earn from
$1,000 to $4,000.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-21

THE gross earnings for April, 1881, of
forty-two railroads amount to $12, 2S5. 494.
For the same month last year they were
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-21
EDITORIAL NOTES.

PHENoMENALLY hot weather for May
was reported throughout Canada last
week.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-21

CONGRESSMAN MURCH has been invited
by the Michigan. Greenbackers to "come
on and assist us in arranging to carry the
country in 1884"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-21

THE youngest son Of the late Secretar!
Stanton has married the daughter o
Mrs. Philips, the lady who was sent Il
Ship Island by General Butler for insult
lug union soldiers at New Orleans.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-21

GENERAL GRANT has signed new
contract with the Mexican Government
embracing extensions of the Mexican
Southern Railroad.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-21

A MARYLAND Judge would not permit
Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood, the female law
yer of Washington, to appear in his
court.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-21

THERE are about seventeen thousand
locomotives running on the railroads Of
the United States, and five hundred
thousands cars of all kinds.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-21

MISSOURI has just adopted marriage
license law. The state has hitherto been
a Gretna Green for lovers in Iowa and
Illinois. ii 3Ha rfiif
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-21
The State Elections.

The total vote in the state at the spring
election was 247,069 or less by 10000
thsn the vote of last fall. The totals for
justice of the Supreme court, including
irregular votes were as follows:
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-21

SECRETARY WINDOW, Thursday of last
week, received 6 per cent bonds, for con-
tinuance at 81 per cent, amounting to
$143,O81, $50. -
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-21

AMERICAN silk manufacture was very
profitable last year. and several new
factories will be started,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-21

Bad blood always causes trouble. 1t
may be a family fight or bOils. pimples,
itch, letter, &C.; but no matter, ''Dr.
Lindsey's Blood Searcher" is the cure
all. 14may4w.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-21

THE Secretary of the Interior has rem
dered decision in which he rejects the
claim of the state of Kansas for an al
legged deficiency of 1852 acres of land,
which were certified to the state in 1862
as double minimum land in adjustment
of the grant which is commonly known
as the agricultural College act"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-21

The attempt of the Inter Ocean to dis
cover the youngest vOulenteer soldier in
the Union during the war has so far
been very successful and has attracted
general interest. Last Saturday it pub
lished a list of the volunteers under IL
years of age so far as heard from. 1t has
has been generally supposed that Glen
"the drummer boy of Shiloh" was the
youngest soldier. but Thomas s. F. Hub
Ter, of Warsaw, Ind, now appears the
youngest by few months.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-21

PRESIDENT GARFIELD seems to have
made no mistake in his Secretary of the
Treasury. He Is quiet man of business
and seems to haye the wisdom and fore
sight and brains to take in the entire
situation. He has called in no syndi.
cate, has given no commissions nor dOu.
BILE interest, but quietly stamps the face
of the old bonds payable at the pleasure
of the government, and, presto! the in
terest drops to 81 per cent. Instead OF
depreciating, the stamped bonds demand
a premium, and the coast appears to be
clear for the conversion of the entire is.
sue of five per cents in the same way
Just score one for the quiet man of the
northwest.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-05-21
FURNITURE :!

Owing to the large increase in our trade
we have been able to secure better figures on
Furniture which enables us to sell goods
cheaper this season than ever.
Look out for our Mammoth Stock which
is arriving on every steamer.
c.. l.. SMYTH & co.