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Ocean Cleaners.
IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.

IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.
Il Hamburg-AmcTican Packet COmDany's Line Tor
PLYMOUTH CHEEBpURG. and HAMBURG.
GELLERT .........-..Jau 90 WIELAHD Feb 2
81 A........... Feb . WEST PuALIA Fen. ii
Rates passage plymouth. London, ChchOnre, Ham
burg all points south Of England. First cabin fo
steamers sailing before April !, so 80 according T. ocl
ion.
duccd ntesIagc from Hamburg Hayrc and South
aHpt0n go. a,.,, 49,,
KTNHARDT & co, {. Is. KlCHARD e co,
General Agents, General Passenger Agents,
No 81 BToad.st., y. y. No. 81 Broadway, y. y.
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STARINS

~ NIllN y
COMPANY.
On!oe Per 3. y H.. foot CoitlanRi.-t
Consignment, i!cght orw arcL as directed ANY pare
Of the world
CNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders received for delivery al LuI - freight and mel
clauiisc To- any part 81 The city
SEA AND HAREOR TOWING AID RIVER AND
HARBOR LIGHTEKAGi~
Freight Of every Gocpon promptly isnricd any point
in the harborat reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS, AND BAl;GiS ALWAYS on HAND
10 CHARTER
Steamers John u. ~tIrn "a Erasu' Corning FOR NEW
HAVEN leave Peg Is y Il. ats N. daily. saturday.
excepted
METROPOLIS FNpRE~~ CO.. between New.York and
New Haven. 'Grc aHd dispatch guaranteed
Freight points D. l. * W. r. r. received at Pier !.
For New-Hayen and points East at Pier -
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND.-Elcyeu Miles for
Cent. steamer from Pier l. T. r., foot Whchillst
CENTRAL sHTPYAED, Co.nmuuipaw, N.J.-Dr, Docks
Machine and Boiler shops everything aUgctlnng TO tue
stTuCtlOu repair 81
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Amueemen!s.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC. ROSsI.
This afternoon and evening
The greatest nSHs 1ne &C. IS, q he season.
F FSssE a: k kEAN
Next wssek-RossI FAREWELL; APPEARANCE.
RoSSI as E %i5i MIR RE h;N.i"ae
Notice. T5fsy fl!Sslsfc? HlaFPGH2Iy f2''
- Professionals please apply foI their carly.
4 BBEY'S PARK THEATRE.
, Rroidyq Y, e ON 20 Of y 25d .to
sh rTFIiafSP GdMEb PEG s SS craze sS
THE COLOMBO"
SI rfST ffngS WRi9, o. Nr
,.r,, ,LlEsTLR wALLACX. -
FIRST COLONEL MiriNEE fG.DAY Ar
Seats can DE secured two weeks m advance.
AQuARlCMi; Inn r. ,rr6 ;'3 5ds.; and broadway.
Mafiuecs Wednesday and Satrrdaya,2
RR0OKLYN PHILHARMONIC.
THEODORE THoMAs..................... .. Conductor
Third Concert. SATURDAY. January 2l,ats
academy o. MrsiC'
soloi.t RAFAEL JosEFFY.
sURPRdTsE SYMPHONY ........................ HAYDN
f9TG kTH E2H EI4No rjff N&l2RT
r,......,, Admission. -.
Tickets and ncs,rgoi seats l72 Nou'acuc.st.
PJOU OPERA HOUSE. B'way near 3Oth.st.
D JOHN A. hccACLL.... Propac;o. aaa Manage.
1AS tp5 s5ss BHH tH
sEH\HE- ruN TND%iFia.6!lloaSSEArm BRF1Ns
The most snccc,,iul Musical comedy cycr grodncca.
R0OuFs THEATRE. THIRD WEEK.
,MhTIE>L,Ea TOPAZ PA H@pM
~, ~, NIGHT, ROMEO ANDJCLIEr;
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Cor Bows and YOUNG Men-Coun.ry.

COR Bows and Younc Men--Country.
I LENANDER Instiutc-}Iii,ary Boarding
n -rlDo. " t.t. Plains ~. ".l'.pl- ORWILLIS,Ph ID
pOHDENTOWN MILITARY INSTITUTE
- Academic c2 ic end scientific courses with p?t plrdtory
aciast,D. AadIe., COL j.. Rust, P.iu. Borcno"n. NJ
NOYS and YOUNG MEN privately httcd for
- college, CONDITIONED or tcb t'lEt2.yt coached
summer w.utsi >-'c",ra-c. ..Itt T. HOFFMAN,
COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL lNSTI-
y r. IE, Ncw.H1ycn, t3un.-ie.'rI fai '., school
oGg!II.-5l 'ra.lds bJ an-tr .rulIE y lllst.5s Sc
AmriaDDD). unity .pt..l 't,' games roTln p tt'
ELNW0OD INSTITUTE Llna,bo'o'. Ber'l-
= a., Co., NJ . establish 81 IN 1881 hi' ipc c'ifE .'
emilio schoo or business private instruction speciality
i;cy. \. =. GIaHrRC \. NJ, Principal.
EREENOLD lNNTIIj re, Frccan'd, y. j.,
boys boarding school The rev. y. q. CHAMBERS,
Principal
yEIGHLtND MILITARY ACADEMY. WOR-
Z K CE-fER, Mas. e. b. ME"cALf. \. ~, sup"
CRYING INSTITUTE, TawyJowu, y. y
! Parents w..lilgp p.l,s .c son. ,n,re they WI. %
cDlarN.t.i XII pI;;.c1iir' Romans Seot. n1sr3
\ AEHAG&AC. \. NJ priro,,o,s
y. \ ROWE, A. NJ '''I'P"~
PEEN>KILL O.. " Military Icadcmy.--For
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY
AMY TO C6L0NLL THEo. HYATT. pr.sid.ut
DIVERVIEW ACADEMY.
Es POUGUHUEP~iE y Y.
With e. < Military Department thprolgh-goinP, wide
awake school for BOYS combining study MIHdry DrH ami
Catalogue with Chart Coog r. IuiNt1a' sent ON april
'"''h OTIS LIeBUE, \. H. Principal.
SWITHIN c. SHORTLIDGE'S,
Su-nT(
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80 MADISON-AVE.-E Elegantly furnished
R3 ni,; floor with private table or board also han
rooms with ire stri,uy st-clasS accommodations.
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Express Trains New York via Dcslro-scs and Ct
laudt streets Fcrric., follows
$50 $50. $50, 10 Im,ted) a M; 500 $40 /, :.
g. T. and D. H., ami II night. sundays, 1850, and
q. = g. :, amt p. m. and - night.
Express Trans leave NrW.NuiS daily except sunday n
Returning, trains leave "d street station. Padcphi
l2O"lj' 40 = $50 - $40 and II IL H. unitcl tNpIE9s
ljO y. !, /, Z, sunday, 2Ul,
sis, o, !. Z, 1880 ana p. Leave Phiiadel
pima via Camden ana ~. daily. except sunday
+ ckct offices, J2G and 81 igoidwlv. House AMI
Brook
lvn Annex station foot Fulton.-t BrunSlyn Nos H.
Is lui-Ou.st, llobukrn ton Jersey CITY Eni
grant Ticket Office, : Baitcry.nacc
The ScWN Ork Tran anv Wit call for and ChetH
TETTK THOMSON '" j. r. WOOD
General Manager General IdSs'r AgCa-
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a GRAMERCY PARK.-Elc@ant suite on
floor also two single rooms board hr7t-class
~ LAFAYETTE-PLACE.- Parties coming
4 ~ CITY winter will fud in suite and single
Family Hotel. EiI,t.ylG-s table
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Courirp ilropcrtn Oaric0.

EEANTED.-IOWA LANDS, 1000 acres for
W cash PARKER Post U1icc Box 1875 Ncv Y oFk
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w Eng-. French and German Boarding aud Day Sch))
Formerly MISS l. T. Beurdictsl
Removed from No. East l2dst 10 80. West lSl-5t.
Thorough instruction In o.! departments.

DEY. DR.. and Mrs C.H. GARDENERS BOARD
"a ING and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES ana
CHILDREN. IiuhaVc
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Real qsetatc 10 Ctchar9c.

rTO ENCIIANGE.-Good located and well
Ilyg property I'm abe city for country residences near
Vic Is. J.. *. RAJ BITS LEX -od Broadway.
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE. Most IMPROVED Equip.
MLNI AND THE EAS TEST TIME CONSIST.
EN- MlIm ALcuLLLL sAELlN
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We st Sid e.

PRIVATE FAMILY will let, without
board 10 gentlemen only large neatly furnished room
~ convenience references required 20 West 39thst,
No
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AUGMENTATION LINE EMR EOnTNN-

ttIUNINiTIUN LINZ TVN IjUNIVN.
- CONSLCTlNG WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
PARE To- Boston lUr aIstCdss limited tickets good only
~ specified on their iace. ..
steamers SrJNISGGON AID NhERAGNNSETT leave
lraN dllIy tcKccpt Sunlayrl 40 ~
loot ol JIv-st. arriving IA Boston al u a. IN
Tickets sale ~ ala principal ticket Offices S;1teroom.
secured Al offices Mr-tcots Express Co. 80 Nos 81 and
3gI Broadway, Actor House and az Metropolitan and lil
Avenue Hptcl Ticket Offices
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4 SUNNY ROOM, newly painted and freS-
coed well furnished, to let without board 10 gentle
NJ ID A---lLl II
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SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY:
ACT |. . ..l,.,,,
vim ~ tawirv ana iil asserted inrEuuFt'
by Nj. J. MAZZANONltH
ACTS2AND ?. ..,
I.oJ'TvS APARTMENTS IN hOIEH,
by Mr.. J. MA ZASoNIIb-
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Broohlnn propcrtp for Sale AM % Get
'NO LET-55j Dcan-St; 3-stOIy brown
stone: II rooms an improvements just pat N complete
order Rent, 800. rutland d WHITING. III Nassaust
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( SMALL family would let a suite of neatly
" furnished together separately on second
floor references. 81 Wet lthst,a few doors west OF
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il ls.a %.
dan. ,Ac.pt SUNDAYS Tor Boston VIA Providence direct,
Ffrich VIA either line taken a. lowest Iatcs. -
D. =. BABCOCk, President. J.. w. IILklNs, O. T. AT.
TIVE POPULAR SHORE LINE 10 BOSTON.
ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot
Three express daily except Sunday 20 boston AT
500 H. M. | D. Jpar0r cars attached and lOp H. WIN
ri,ndays AZ 10 D. M with palace sleeping cars.
limited tic kct1 10 Boston all rail-, -.
Tickets paur seats can De obtained al Metropolitan,
Th Avenue ana Windsor Hotel ticket Oces and 40 urgnd
mi Demo
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Donr0 nil0 Rooms.
East Side.

East Side.
A T 20 Gramcrcy Park and IS Irving Place,
ground floor large front and corner with large
pantry and cold water hr~tCa7- situation fOG phybb
can dentist 100 month"; also one other room
4 ARGE ROOMS, Single Rooms, and one suite
u 1 ot rooms l9 East 42Lst
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For Both Sexes-CountrV.
&t 1.ES -ROCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack
~ g7'Ps Ou.thc- hudson Both 80 extras but
luscaud Art COLLEGE preparatory and business for bays
ladies' UIuang cOIr1" private Instruction for blcewdrt
scholars. send ior catalogue enter Ht any um'. W. H.
BANNI~IERA. NJ.
Miscellaneous.
GtCiIODL and LIBRARY supplies OF every
- Eu lowest teachers and situations. school and
family iurn.h the and south. Address stamp
CINCINNAIi SUPPLY school CO..
with National TrgehcI' Agency,
ZU3 MainUt-,i., Cincinnati o.
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GREAT TRUNK LINE
~ II | y I--I- Il - A-II y II Il l. L.-lI- III
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED HorrE AND SHORT LIN

20 TRAYS .EACH WAY WEEK DAYS, AID . Oh
SUNDAY. TIIltIE STATIONS ~ pHILADLLr
PIIIN TWO IN NEW YORK.
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ON and after Dec - the magnificent Passenger Trains
leave from Pennsylvania Railroad Depot, foot COrt.
Iandt-st and Dcsbrossr--st. a follows
"."u g. m, except SUNDAYS ParOr attached arrives
Warrington j.lu m. 1909 except sundays arrives
Washington SOP. Night Express leaves Washington Ni7
D. n daily. Scepers and daY coaches through - Cincin
natl and chicago.
daily Fast Line for Washington. arrive Cincin
na ESQ y m, Chicago, $50 a. and ~. Louis, $50 a.
H. O. palace sleep-US through Cincir
natl, 1t Louis and Chicago.
IL No other line makes faster time tn the West Trains
hiTiN' from the West az coo 800 ami 1890
m 1csets and sleeping icrths secured and baggage called
Ior ana checked 0 destination al company Cicr No 30
IoadVa, ana az all tie Offices OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
COMPANY
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NEvANTED.-A y0ung man 10 assist IN cor
w Remembrance. understanding slehogTaphy pre-
f,rrcd Apply by letter only. {. W. G., oOl Grand ST.
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"a 5TH-AVE.-Entirc floor furnished or
w unfuInishcd 80 feet deep; front and suites
rye bathrooms good closets, gas, heating and water.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-03-10
A RAILROAD OFFICIAL INTER
VIEWED.

Not every one 80 oheerfully communicates
his knowledge and opinions as recently did
Z. l.. Loweree, Esq, cashier of the Gin
cinnati Southern railway, that splendid out
let to the South from the Ohio. Our rep
resentltive waited upon Mr.. Loweree, and
in reply to certain questions the latter gen.
tleman observed: was suffering from o
severe attack OF rheumatism in my right
foot it was in terrible condition; the
pain was almost intolersble our family
physician waited on me without success
sent for another well known NJ. D.. but
even the twain could do nothing for me I
could not get down here to the Office to at
tend to my duties in fact, could not put
my foot under me at al. and after nine
weeks suffering began to grow desperate.
My friend whom. Of course, you know, for
he is known by everybody. Mr.. Stacey Hill,
of the Mt Auburn Inclined Plane Railroad
Co., called to see me he spoke very highly
of st. Jacobs Oil, and recommended the
remedy to me in glowing terms. l laughed
at the idea of using proprietary medicine,
and yet the party recommending it (Mr.
Stacey Hill, remember). being q man Of
sound judgment, set me to thinking the
matter over. The next day, when the ply
sicians called, 1 dismissed them, and said to
myself that / would let nature take its
course. That resolution lasted just day.
On the following morning 1, in fit of des-
peration, sent n servant for a bottle of st.
Jacobs Oil. Iapplied that wonderful REM
edy, and it penetrated me so that thought
my foot was about to fall off, but it did not !;
in fact it did just the opposite. The next
morning the pain had entirely left my foot,
the swelling was reduced, and really the
appearance was so different from the day
before that it actually surprised me. APP
piled more of the ST. Jacobs Oil, and that
afternoon walked down to the Office, and
was able to attend to nay duties and get
around rs well as any one. Let me say
for st. Jacobs Oil that 10 beats railroad
time, and is always sure to win.-CincinnaH
Enquirer.
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LATER NEWS ITEMS.

After prolonged conferences, Envoy
Prescott and the Chiliar Minister of Foreign
Affairs drew mp protocol TO serve as u basis OF
a treaty of peace between Peru and Chill,
leaving in allegiance the subject of indemnity.
The Grand Jury at Chicago has in
dicted a large lumber of gamblers. and several
wealthy citizens who rent their property to
gamblers.
Alice Wright, an actress, jumped from
a third-story window of a Cleveland hotel,
while delirious from typhoid fever, and was
dashed to death.
At Marquette, Mich, the lower pack
ing house of the Lake Superior Powder Com
pany's mills exploded the other day. Four men
were blown to atoms, and the building annihi-
lated.
Ex-Gov. Milton S. Latham, of CAL
fornia, died in New York last week
Charles A. Sweet & Co., Of Boston,
bankers, have suspended payment. The la
bilities are bet seen 33,OOO,OOO and a, OOO 900.
In the British House of Commons, Sir
Stafford Northcote carried a resolution that
Bradlaugh be not permitted to go through tho
form OF repeating the words of the oath.
The United States Supreme Court
has de- cided that the dutiable quality of sugars
is to be determined by their actual color, and
not by their saccharine strength. This revers-
es the position taken by the Treasury Depart
ment.
The substance of the Russian Gen.
Skobeleff's speech to tho Servian students,
which has caused 80 much comment in
Europe, was that struggle between the Slav
ard Teuton was inevitable, for Russia would
no longer consent to be held in check by the
influence OF Germany. When that struggle
came it would be long and sangunary one,
but the Slav would triumph. The words of
the fiery warrior have greatly stirred up r.
marck and the Emperor. and set them to ques-
tionuQ Russia's intentions
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Gueuoes. But for the intervention ct the
police The crank would have been roughly ham
dled BY tie people. During Queen victoria's
reign OF forty-four years this is tho seventh
personal attack made upon her.
AacLean, who fired upon Queen Vic
toria, was examined by the Wind.or borough
Justices. On his person was found q letter
aritten before the shooting, in which he said
he was compelled to commit crime against the
bl oded aristooracy because OF the insufficient
relief offered him. Policemen testified that he
aimed straight at the royal carriage, which was
thirty PAGES distant. After q search Of
al hour the bullet was found imbedded in
tho ground. When the carriage containing
the prisoner left the Town Hall, twenty men
been made that Mclean was discharged from
the Wells Asylum last September, and has
until recently been an inmate OF the asylum at
Weston-Super-Mare. Sympathetic messages
have been received by the Queen from ali ma
tions.
Hessie Helfmann, the Nihilist, who
received respite from execution for the muir
der of the Gar, died in childbirth at St Peters
burg.
Forster, Chief Secretary for Ireland,
returned to Dublin. A large organized crowd
OF people hooted him at the Government depot
as the train passed Hazel, all ex-suspect, was
arrested for supposed connection with the
demonstration.
A balloon which made an ascension
fell in the sea of Dover, England. The aero
nauts perished- The passengers were Col.
Brim, Royal Engineer, and Simmons, the
aeronaut, who were attempting to cross the
channel.
Public opinion in England inclines 70
the belief that MacLean Is a crank. and that
he had no serious intention to kill the Queen.
He stood 100 feet distant in n crowd, and
merely fired his little toy-pisto III the direction
of the Queens carriage. The ball did not 30
within rod Of her.
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Philadelphia One Of them was compelled 1t
Warsaw to witness the burning Of His wife and
three children, tho victims being bound to
stakes. During the riots In Warsaw, Jewish
children were thrown out of third-story win
dows, men were murdered, children slaught-
cred, and the women suffered nameless hor-
rors. Shops ~ere turned out and houses pill
aged and burned, while the police and mill airy
stood by without offering interference.
A bronze cast of the face and left
hand Of President Garfield hat been made In
New York for his family. ana the mold broken
10 prevent duplication. 1t represents his feat
ures after death. and plainly depicts his suf-
ferings.
In long letter to the Canal Commit
tee OF the New York Assembly, Horauo Sey-
mour approves the proposed abolition of tolls,
and expresses slarm at the appearance OF a
railway tribunal which assumes to regulate
commerce.
Failures in the United States for the
week ending March numbered l52
A half-dollar of 1896 brought 1913. 80
at IN auction sale in New York. One of the
year following went of at S465O.
The trunk line pool has ordered az
advance in east-bound freights from Chioago,
the rate on seventh-class being 30 cents per
100 pounds
Lawyer Scoville has abandoned the
thankless Guiteau, and it is reported that an
attempt will be made TO interest Gen. Butler in
the business of saving him from the gallows
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-03-10
FOREIGN NEWS.

Reports are current in Europe that
the Gear will ahdicate after his coronation,
unless the condiSon Of Russia improves, and
that Gen. Skobaeff VIII be ordered to reside
on his estate.
OF the Nihilists on trial at st. Peters
burg, ten have been condemned to death, and
eleven win be sentenced TO various terms Of
penal servitude.
The election OF Davitt, the Irish pa
triot, as q member Of the House of Commons
was declared by that body null and void by =
vote OF 2Os to 20.
Gen. Sherman has left Washington on
tour Of inspection of the military posts on tho
Mexican frontier.
China is preparing for hostilities with
japan on the Looehoo issue.
Representatives of thousands of I'M
employed persons in London waited on the
Lord Mayor to ask his advice in regard TO emf
grafton They we're urged to confer with Sir
Alexander Gait the Canadian Commissioner.
A great sensation was produced
throughout Great Britain by an attempt
TO asssssinate Queen Victoria She was fred
at as she was leaving the Great Western rail-
road station, in London, for Windsor Castle
A miserably dressed man named Frederick
MscLain. q native of southses, and insane,
was The assassin The Queen did not know the
shot had been fred, and suffered no III eonss-
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-03-10
POLITICAL POINTS.

Tire Democratic Representatives in
Congress held q caucus last week. Mr.. House
fusing reelection. and Gen. Rosecrans was
chosen his successor. II was decided that each
State with Democratic representation should
have a member in the Congressional Campaign
Committee, to be selected by the State delega-
tons.
Bancus, Democrat, has been chosen
State Senator In New York to succeed the late
Webster Wagner. His competitor was Conk-
hing Republican Senator Wagner was elected
by majority Of 1000.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-03-10
The Supreme Bench.
WASHINGTON, M

WASIIINGTON, WhIch z.
Roscoe Conkling has declined the nomination
of Associate Justice of the United States Su-
preme Court, and the President has rendered
the appointment to Senator Edmunds, of Yer
mont. The nomination was sent to the Senate,
but Is not to be presented until Mr.. Edmunds
determines whether or not he will accept. Mr..
Edmunds IL in doubt whether he will accept.
HIS inclInations are to decline the appointment.
He Is not in good health. and Is not inclined to
undertake the arduous duties Of the bench.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-03-10

THE LESSON. -Jane-"No; 1 shM
not he at home tonight have to take
my German lesson this evening"" Cara
THAT must be- so nice! 1 never
danced il myself but tell me, is it any
thing like the polka or waltz ?"-BoSt0a
Transcript
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-03-10

1t is curious how many wrong ways
people can find of doing thing. The
county town of Oregon county, Mo-, is
named Alton. In the addresses upon
letters received ut the postofiice there,
recently, the name of the place was
spelled as follows
Attn, Alien, Ateen, Allan. Alton,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-03-10

Gen. John G. Fremont has filed Pc
tition in the Senate asking that the Court Of
Claims a6iud!cate his claim to Bird island, in
the Bay of San Francisco, which he claims to
have purchased IN lS47, and which the Govern
ment afterward unlawfuly squatted upon.
An important meeting of the friends
of the Hennepin Canal was held in Washington
last week. The attendance included the Con-
gressional delegations Of Illinois, Iowa, Mich
igan, Minnesota and Wisconsin, many Southern
Congressman and the members Of the House
Committee on Railroads and canals. Resolu-
lions declaring the work one of national import
ance which should be constructed by the Gen.
erd Government were adopted unanimously.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-03-10

FROM an extensive use Of st. Jacobs O
In the editors family, we are able to spea
confidently of its great worth in numerou
ailments, and fully recommend 1t as o.
article most desirable to have on hand
the medicine chest. - Stanford (OD
Herald
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-03-10

Alltin, Allten, Allteen, Alltan. Aultin,
Aulton, Aulten. Aulteen, Aultan,
Olton, Oltin. Olteen, Often, Oltan,
Olltin, clifton, Often, Olteer, Ollttan,
Awlton. Awlten, Awltin. Awlteen, Anvil
tan, Oultin, Oulten. Allthan, Titan.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-03-10

In THE details of the first voyage Of
the English TO India, in 1891, we find
rhinocerous horns monopolized by the
native sorcerers on account of their re-
puted virtues in detecting the presence
of poison.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-03-10
MISCELLANEOUS oLEANINos.

Frightful stories Of persecution are
told by the Russian Jews, who lately arrived at