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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-01-28
An Ancient Relic.

Mr.. Murphy Thursday afternoon
brought into our office an ancient and
interesting relic which was dug up last
November near Mill creek, this side of
Mackinaw City, by the men employed in
constructing the railroad from this
place to the straits. 1t consists of a
piece of thin copper, nine and a half
inches square, upon which is engraved
in rough manner the following in
scriptiOn;
Here Lieth the Body of
John Amman Late COrpl
in the End Battn Goth Regt
Who departed this Life feby 10
Ammo DOmini It'll
Aged 81 years
There are three holes in each edge of
the square which would indicate that 1t
had been nailed to board, and it was
probably used in place of head stone
to mark the grave. If it had been used
as a plate on the coffin it would have
been deeper in the earth. The 10th of
next month it will be Ill years since
Corporal Amman died and it is remark
able that after so long lapse of time
this plate should be recovered in so good
condition. Unfortunately it was
slightly damaged by being struck with
the mattOck in the hands of the work
man who dug it up, but it was straight
ened out so that the inscription is per-
fectly legible. Mr.. Murphy has had ithe
relic neatly framed and values it high
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-01-28

Do not buy an Encyclopedia until you
have seen and compared with the stand
ard Chambers the most popular of En-
cyclOpedias in 10 large volumes, bound
in library style said at Fexer's Book
Store at $3.50.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-01-28
Grscery7men Attention.

large consignment Of fresh Roll
Butter, to be sold by the quantity at
II. CHAMBERS.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-01-28
NOTICE.

All parties having accounts against
JnO. ID. Mcdonald, on ChebOygan to Mack
inaw contract, will please mail to me at
ChebOygan postoffice statement in de-
tail, showing balance due them after
deducting all payments already made.
This is necessary because many accounts
have been mislaid, and l trust parties
will not deem it too much trouble to
Otlige me with this detailed statement.
/ will be in ChebOygan on or about Feb
ruary Sd, when shall remain to adjust
and settle all valid claims.'
There will be no deviation from the
above notice. These matters would have
been attended to before but for the un-
fortunate death Of j. W. Wyld.
LEWIS LUKES.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-01-28
Just Received at Beck er's.

Just Received at Rockers.
New Valencia Oranges, per. dozen, 40c
New Messenia Lemons I" " soc
Fresh Roll Butter, per ib SOC
Cranberries, per quart 15c
New Figs, per ib, 25c
l also have
Trophy Tomatoes, 3 fb can, 15c
Sugcr Corn, 2 ID can, 15c
Yarmouth Corn, 2 ib can, loo
Paris SuccOtash, BIB can 18c
String Beans, BIB can, 1917
MarrOwfat Peas, 2fb can, zoe
Peaches, 3 ib can, % and CSC
Bartlett Pears, lib can 1876
Strawberries, BIB can, 15c
Blackberries, 2 ID can. 16c
Raspberries, 2 ib can, 16c
Cherries, 2 10 can, 16c
Pine apple, 2 fb can, 22c
Egg Plums, fb can, 18c
Green Cages, 2 lb can, 18c
Diaries for '82 at Fexer's.
So will buy a suit of clothes at the
Star Clothing House.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-01-28
A New Enterprise.

Parties from the southern part of the
state have been in the village this week
with view of establishing a mnufac-
tory for manufacturing excelsior" a
material largely used for packing fragile
articles for shipment and for other pur-
poses. 1t is made from white birch,
poplar and other woods of similar char
acter and always has ready sale. The
parties have been negotiating for loca-
ton, and have already advertised for
several hundred cords Of wood to be used
in the manufacture of excelsior. The
establishment, if started, will furnish
employment for ten or twelve men, and
market for timber that heretofore has
not been in much demand and conse-
quently had no particular value. As
there are largo quantities of this timber
growing in this vicinity we should Judge
that an abundant supply could be had
at very reasonable figure.
Goods marked in plain figures at the
Star Clothing House.
Please do not forget that keep II.
s. Robinson q Burtenshaw's Boots and
Shoes.
II. CHAMBERS.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-01-28

madeline" Mrs Holmes latest novel
at Fexer's book store.
Best -four from SO to $3.50 per barrel
at the east side grocery.
Baths! Baths! baths!
Baths, hot and cold, at w. c. Moore's
% cents
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-01-28

The Star Clothing House handles moth.
ing but clothing and gents furnishing
ooa1c
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-12
THE COURTS.
Synopsis of Opinions of the Supreme oouf''
Tyler Term, 1882.

Avcock VS.. Hearne; from Robertson
conntv. Case before the court on mouon
to confess error and reverse, signed by A.
attorney for appellee. (H, appears also a as
aftorney OF record for appellant, ara r.,
attorney of record for appellee Motlon
asi,s The supreme court to Withdraw Csc
from commission of appeals. set asloe SUI
mission to them and confessing error asks
hat The case be reversed and ,remailueu'
Confession signed as follows; Appelles -.
s. "bv H., her counsel, agenit, alio az
torney in fact" p. files opposition, Q Cd,
nnnniiont. p, has no notice of discharge
Srono his client. No order OF court mas
henn made authorizing his discharge or II.
20 act for appellee. Replying II. lilies ms
written contract with appellee, duly
Witnessed and proven up. lis uhuei
taking being to act as appellee agent
and attorney in fact and at law, TO eN,lin'i 1
| into, assert and maintain her rlshts W
the land in controversy ana us rsyehun ,,S
commitment OH, he being at the time AT
| tnrnev of record Of the appellant are lrregu'
lar The right of the client to discharge ai
attornev of record will be so restricted Dy
tbe courts as to protect the latter IN his
nroner charges. TIE appearance OF H.
Irregular. His appointment was .also u
regular and should not be recognizes ~
This court. The court says, although w
character and standing oil the coun n;.hr al =,
his case preclude thought of unfalthiul
moss on his part to his client, he being als'
,oincd i'm his motion by counsel stlll repre-
sentinp appellant, the whole proceeulnl
Is in disregard of the rules governing atIVi
news as officers of the court, ana is hlgnl
irregular. Motion overruled uouiu' u J
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-12
apa.stbetIe Bullets

A German chemist has invested new
kind Of bullet, which he urges viii,
brought into general use, greatly diminish,
il not altogether remove, the horrors oil
war. The bullet is Of a brittle substance,
breaking directly it comes in contact with
The object At which IL is aimed. II con
tain. a powerful anmthetic, producing III
stantaueously complete insensibIityi last
inc for twelve hours, which, except that the
acton Of the heart continues, u not 70 % e
distineuisbed from death. A battie-neia
-hers these bullets are used vii IN snOI
time b. apparently covered WIN uesu
bodies. but In reality, merely with We pIys-
trsfed forms Of soldier reduced ior lne
tiroe icing 20 . state Of unc0nsclousnlsess-
while in this condition they msy, the 80
.osg chernist points ouf, be cereinIl5
packed IN ambnlHDce wagons I'D, 10
r9rrIed Of as prisgners- WIFI
cities may in BIKE ms1DeI
- rsdu-~d 70 belplessDess ~ means q
sbefis CHARGED with the same cont ouno-
The er,r.fhtic bullet i slso strongly rsl1l.
1000 ~ the burglar and the ngnse-
h,ider. No risk Of hanging Be inFoiFen y
- --se Isl James GaEctfe.
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had that had been committed OF late years
had been credited TO MN ..Dn. ,,,.,o
~ the Governor he said, with moro
enrnostness In his tone than he
nan HITHERTO SHOWN ...-..
"lfsome one else were TO as3as sinale YOU,
although ] might be aoie 70 ,ppopvyid |
mygoif entirely innocent. J Woulu
mot ne able to convince peo'
nle that was puitless Of the crime.
| They have been In the habit OF attribuuhg
| ali manner of crimes to me, and are reauy
! 10 believe anything they hear" reference
beinp made 10 the time lac NM
been in the state, Frank Jones saiu nc nS"
moi been in Missouri for over a
wear previous to Sunday, September ~
when he reached st. Louis, ~, -. $40
Governor Crittenden said: 81 have re-
caived over half bushel of letters from
Won or from those protesting to be you.
have received them not only from three OF
four different men on the same day. pu'
from several different states ,,,,;o
, nroyes that any crime no matter by whon
] committed, is likely TO be laia a,,s 20
ne have surrendered because
/ / wish to end, and TO prove,
/ 40 can, that for four years have been
r inw.abiding citizen and that l nave pee ~ J
r painted blacker than am. w ~ ~ i pands
v wife and childs sake. L am IN your n'iiu'
y W a9 soon as the talk between the governor
y, I'D Er,s,ly lanes was over. those presenl
!. Gathered around him. Adjutant Genera
ii Waddell said to him, 81 met you to,uay d
g. dinner, but had no idea who you were. 81
! indeed, no one would take the qulet
il calm man, with the wide, open and FRANK \,
Looking ewes for the OUTLAW who had nei'
sway over Missouri for so long. HIS clea
10 complexion indicated habits OF temperance
" and there was not an ounce OF superiiuou,
et flesh upon his frame. He showed nlihse'
lie to be man who could patiently
re UNDERGO GREAT HARDSHIP,
in wbiIa his ewes, though in no wise restless
as saw and closely observed everything apou
of him. They may or may not have notice y,
a. nile of papers near the wall, back OF d, III
We door through which he had entered, mos
m were the remaining copies, printed pS b. Il,
n of the famous proclamation issueu NY y, W
hf for the capture and conviction
an frank and Jesse James. his leu
he above published, which Governor crl.le,
den had taken from the safe and gwen
,s- YOUR correspondent to copy, put ieW m
is ments before Major Edwards anu ni tI,o
is arrived, was handed about among tno
,as nresent and read with interest, IL W.
ch not long before the news OF FRANK :, jams III
mr. surrender spread to every part OF Ihe w
II created more excitement than an
thing that has taken place mere !
led many years. and stream 81 o bn,,.
ter people set toward the Mccarthy - nous ,,rs
NY Where until nearly II o'clock the tneri gre E
lis, surrendered held levce: Even from de y
kngdom . Of Ga fla Rank sn James and
ed sideTing it an honor to be allowed to q, ia "a
will him by the hand, tney aSs of Galway
wonl I be a free man With all who car
!. he conversed cheerfully and pleasantly, a
nix created very favorable impression
re- fGIobe. Democrat special.
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Funny TUsILADE.

fisherman's occupation ought to be the
most profitable, because his entire gross re-
CENTS are net profits. .t.,,o;-
I romantic couple, out west, named their
first horn daughter Malaria; SheH give
some fellow the shake some day .o,,
IHas there banana body down street
sho inouired with a smile. And as the
iast word was uttered she went down "ker-
liop!"
woman,s bonnet is us1elly an affair OF
M, nor But much as she loves her bonnet,
lovely woman rather prefers an AFFAIR OF
offer.
What is the difference between freightanu
CARGO A horse-car conductor says tlie pas
sengers make the freight, aud the horses
make the car go.
A western paper announces that upon the
| occasion of a recent boiler explosion IN the
neirhborhooi between three and iour
men were killed.
"Whar's the man that's going up IN that
balloon ?n inquired a countryman, Ihat
the sellow, standing on the let on ~.
Rather thin. isn't he, though Ie N. ,iIs,i
! country. ''Yes answered the other ne
hin IN purse as well as in person. lie
the heir o. naught."
81 was within few miles Of your house
the other day." "Were your" replied tne
amiabIe but eccentric gentleman addressed
1The neJt time you are a mile from my
house. hope you will stay there All night
ont west a man is considered nobody un.
Ices he has killed his man. There y
Sbere young physicians have the adyan
tare over the average man IN migrating
west.
A Chicago man who was sleeping with
brace Of revolvers under BIS pilloN, va
robbed the other night. He has thrown
IL "A
woman who SHORES.
The New York papers say that Saratogi
has been full Of homely women tbs sum
mer. No lady who has been a. the ppm
he mast season. however, viii take ths u
bel AZ personal MISTER.
uor.e. Who invented the telegraph, an.
Rel. the inventor Of the telephone DOti
- deaf-mute wives, which leads q Eae y
observe. Just see what q man can o.
when everything IL quiet
western town the other day youni
nan "a. shot 81. but the ball LOGGED IN !
Testament which wes IN nls Fesl 49, .,-i
i,rideut- Int unfortunately the let remain
fhsf IN he had tIeen residing the iestsmen
be would have been killed
A nan vbO sent his servant With lstte
10 r0-f told hisi % inquire y one s,A y.
- sufIrieut. The postal clerk sai1 ID
ierser Vs. ever weight and mus. lat'
r~rfh-r Stamp. Bot" s.i1 ne ie.iOs
20 rrft nnothef stamp % vi oiAy maze
hearier"
A ioiy-iookinr Gsrn.n vas quies.l
uaItins dorn tte strset when - - "
- - = me- Who said Hello, Doe
49, 40 rr.l, doing hertl he 90 lnAi
l-.-'[-f - "a. aBnf ] an n0t bee =
III p aNrf her, said ne rnani Us 2.
- ,-s~r ~ ffrfgr va. ncu- Tc1 -
- -. = - 10. ard 80 bUw ccul1
-. 49, Voc uua mean sone one
rrr"
ur-En-nsst eTlVs-ign. - ~ - =
-. - - - ~. IN erces
- -.-rfr n rIr~ru-s eIrite-uert 1911
-. .s-rf 1870 nrId 30 hi11 liTinr
rrr1s cutie e. irr1lr - -. -, 49,,
IT, Better rrE--er ne |ic 49, = -
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GURE YOURSELF !

DR. gohannans yessthbo Curative" Is warranted to per-
manently cure all forms of spcraaorrhoa or Seminal
weakness General clty. lmpUrney. etc, and restores
"Iost poyers and brings back the "Toaihai 'lser OF
those who have destroyed by sexual excuses or cyl pra
has been used by Dr. Bohannln in his private practice tol
fhe MOIST CASES 1t gives vitality and imparts energy
with wonderful effect to those middeascd men who ieel
are fet al once Young men suffering from the c0ns
nuences Of that dreaduly sfnctYe habit CT
can use thus medcias with the assurance OF speedy eo
PERMANENT cure. The patient gains strength and elias
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ed IA Soothing and healing tonic and anodyne to the 70
Taxed seminal vescles and irratcd ducts mpartng powo
and tone and restoring them to their natural state the sang
as If the baneul habit had been inlulged in III
Ingredients ere simple productions of nauIe-barks roo
herbs etc, and are specific for the abo diseases .
any address For sale only at DR. g AABohannans oics
No ll North Fifth street. between Washington avenue eH
Green street ST. LOUIS -. Estabhshed III 1881,
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clear eneaton of the nature, causes symptoms, means Of
cure ctc of SYPHILIS. SEMINAL WEAKNESS, Ere, sent
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-12

Strange freaks rsrsplayed By the tornsae
~. In Florida. Paris q the sane build
ing wee crrrisd in one directlons VINE
- r.-rti1ns we're buried IN enotner.
77-r-s rfo hs5 en- opport1rity % -..ln1
- - ,-.--rnrrr deac-i1e i ns spear-
- - ~r~prrtiirr q frnrsl, en4 81
-, = -1flTrr-f = re11ist Or TeIlCNlsn nEtl
-. .---s fnrs bird ~ p-tTi v9u'c
- 5--~r --r.rn me erTtt - pursus -
-. =. -.--..-.s - MISSION - -uIn, ana tnsr
-. IN f-|1r rrsce rith a runr.lrE. 49,
~ srr-.s thrt strn<k ~ hfrr-is N ,e'io'-
--1srrsorrliie Inio1-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-12

Blood poisoning produces rheumatism,
Debility. scrofuls, Mercurial or Syphilitic
Ulcers Fistula, Eruptions, etc; 1t engen-
ders disease and depresses vitality, and Is a
dangerous condition Of the system. ltyou
would rejoice in pure blood and healthy
Indy. use Acker's Blood Elixir. sSold spy
w III. Patterson & Co, Dallas, Texas.
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Funeral Addresses

The suggestion has been made recently
in several daily papers that funeral services
should be restricted to the reading oil tne
Scriptures, brief liturgical form, a hymn
If desired. and prayer. The proposition is
not new. and has often been discussed at
length. The custom of delivering au-
dresses and sermons on funeral occasions Is
oncient. 1t dates from the tlHie
of the apte-Nicene fathers, and pre-
walls in the Roman and Greek churches.
II Is more common in the church OF England
than ii ever was in the Protestant Episcopal
churcd, in which, though not usual, ltis noS
unknown. Mr. Wesley speaks Oh IL as
that venerable custom, ana ~ Is eooS
nized in all the churches OF the reforms
tion, such custom must have arisen IN
resnon.e to some natural instinct or desire,
and lis nersistence IS due to the fact that IL
Continues to crafty that feeling The rea-
sons assigned in support of the proposal 10
do away with it entirely are. not very
strong, and the objections to giving IL up
are numerous and weighty. some MINIS
tiers blunder, offend GOOD TASTE, anu ~, SO
most discreet clergymen. But such iacts
do not justify placing yoke up1H t
oil ministers upon all occasions. ShouN
no difference be made between int
ohseouies of an infant and an ageo
Christian, or of an idiot ana man .
great value to the community, or Oh
/ drunkard and a philanthropist, OF o. =
scofIer at religion and devout servant Q
Cod Yet, il any difference be allowed, tn
main question Is yielded. Many person.
attend funerals who never at other time
hear the gospel. Sometimes, there ar
striking facts, that friends and acquaint
ances Of other days, coming from aiar anI
remaining but short time, desire 70 near
lie 10 human nature and TO the religion
which the deceased prolessed, and which
NOT onlv in the thing, but in the telling, ar
very comforting, or, il may be adapteSai, Nh, '
incline all present to a holy HE. Mn.
should IL be thought improper that MIN NJ
ister should say for the benehciaries OF
good man what the WIDOWS ana poor Pc
hc.c.s . Christian Advocate.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-12

Noises in the Head. the vital fluid passing unob.
served in the urine, and many other diseases
that lead to insanity and death. .,,,u,,r,,r,-
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTiTCTn
will agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars f0I
a case of this kind the VITAL REsTOhAIii w,
under their special advice and treatmenU VIII
NOT cure or for ANYTHING impure or injurious
fnund in II THE ENGLISH MEDICAL IN
sTITUTE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation Free. Thor'
oigh termination and advice, including analy'
S sis Of urine S. CO. Price Of Vital
IS 90 bottle, or four timesthe quantity, Slo gu
sent to any address on receipt OF price or T. w. D..
sntee). secure from observation. and in priyate
name If desired, by ENGLISH MEDiCAl
INSrITUTE, 7lS Olive street, 81 Louis, MISSOURI
Wholesale Agents. W. Fl. HOWELL d bho
Dallas, Texas.
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1}ledical.
no PREVENT
Yellow Fever
-TAKE---
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
IT SAVED THE PEOPLE OF SAVANNAH
GA, WHO USED IT THROUGH THE
TERRIBLE EPIDEMIC OF 1876

MEssRs. j II. XEILIN Il Co,
GEYTLEMEs I'VE, the undersigned. Engi ~, ',
on the Georgia Central Railroad, In grateful oo-
lieations for the benefits we received from we
use Of simmons Liver Regulator during tic
Yellow Fever Epidemic In Savannah, Georgia,
the and fall Of lS7S desire dnpS TO MAKE IKE
a1oresaiS Endemic. we used the medicine
known simmons Liver ReSnS9hr ppepsaIeta 10
| lie worst miasmatic influences Of the Yellow
Fever going in and coming SS SSt Of and aso IN
spending entire nights in the city during me
Of this most Of FS ans Of afpae% who w
taken sick, but speedily recovered, we con.
nued in our usual good health hnt Sv me
effect under Providence of the habitua ana Goh
nued use of simmons liver k sar Mile
Respectfully yours G. B. Patterson, Johh IL
Collins, Jas. l.. Mallette, Melton + cooper CT,
aT Always ask your Druggists for Or. pm
mons Liver Regulator, and be sure to see thos.
identical words printed on the label ana natlnt
: thereon a red Trade Mark Seal and signature
of j, H. Zeilin 4 Co. None other is Genuine.
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Illustrated Marriage dude, 200 pages, cloth
and gIit bind me-, bn Otnts same u paper cover
81 cents. Manhood. 10 ccntsi Womanh OoIi lu
cents; pamphlet o cents, securely sea ca, 10y
mall. send money or postage siam W w
nirnnI ~ IniIla Mn
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rur wonLps CENSUS.
The Area aud Population Of the Respective
InIIilnnl DlVlalOnA

" ,,-,,,,.,I ,u,I,Inna
Io'"'o", n''''''''' ,y...ao.,s
The now issue OF Behrn ana wagner
,1,pyolker,,np der l,rde" is Of unusual i'm
'',,... aa,,,ai,,ir, as a docs. the results
Port'"Oo, oo','" aa,,. a. ~ ali the leading
countries in the world. It is only two years
oo"n',,V' ~ ,ssro lint In that time
since the previous oi is'b Nave been obtained as
eomPe.e,Hy on new ons uhSI of the population Of
more than pi,e,li uhi,cn,;on IT. n great au.
the GLOBE rms Pupiloi'',o nrnIatinn Of fine
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