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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-03-03

Senator Blaine said in his eulogy of the
martyred President before congress ON Mon
day last, that the early life Of Garfield was
one of privation but its poverty had been
made indelicatey and unjustly prominent.
Thousands of readers have imagined him as
the ragged starving child, whose reality too
often greets the eye in the squalid sections
of our large cities. Gen. Garfield's infancy
and youth had none of their restitution,
none of their pitiful features appealing to
the tender heart and to the open hand of
charity. He was q poor boy in the same
sense in which Henry Clay was poor boy: in
which Andrew jackson was poor boy: IN
which Daniel Webster was a poor boy: III
the same sense IN which large majority of
the eminent men Of America in all genera
tons have been poor boys. The poverty of
the frontier, where all alo engaged IN COM
mon struggle, and where common sympa-
Thy and hearty cooperation tighten the
burdens of each, is very different poverty
different in kind, different in influence and
effect FROM that conscious and humiliating
Indulgence which is every day forced to con
trast itself with neighboring wealth on which
it feels sense of grinding dependence.
The poverty of the frontier is indeed no
poverty. II is but the beginning Of wealth.
and has the boundless possibilities of the
future always open before it. No man ever
grew up in the agricultural regions of the
west, where house-raising or even a corn
huslIing is matter of common interest and
helpfulness, with any other feeling than that
Of broad-minded, generous independence
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-03-03

The bill introduced 10y General Logan to
place l.. $. Grant on the retired list of the
army with the rank of General, has passed
the Senate. This viii settle upon him for
life the snug sum of $4,000 yearly If it be-
comes law. Gen. Grant has been honored
aud esteemed to degree never before at
tanned, or perhaps merited, at the hands of a
grateful people which, III our humble opin-
i,u. is quite enough. The people are getting
tired of this kind of foolishness, and every
member of Congress who votes for either
the retirement of Gen. Grant or the restora-
lion Of Fitz John Porter, ought to he spotted
10y his constituents and retired by them at
The close of his present term Senator Ferry
voted for the bill.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-03-03

other infamous names. We apprehend, how
ever, that it viii require something more
than the mere assertions of an adventurer,
to make the people of South Haven and sur
rounding country believe that such men as
Calvin Fletcher and Uzziah Conger, are
guilty of grossly squandering or stealing the
peoples money as council-men of our neigh
boring village. Their reputation for honesty
and integrity is too well known in this coun-
ty TO he readily oveithrown or controverted.
The Messenger guerrilla is on the war-path,
and bis paper is rapidly declining to the vii
est type of Journalism.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-03-03
The Narrow GAUGE.

The prospect of the extension of the
Marrow Gauge" during Tire coming season,
is very fattering. That il viii be built west
ward at least as far rs the @. q w. NJ. Il. II.
and probably as far as South Haven, is al
most beyond doubt. The location of the
route is not yet determined, but it will strike
either Hartford or Bangor. Meetings have
been held in Covert and in South Haven,
and assurances have been made that the road
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-03-03

A pioneer surprise and birthday party
convened at the residence of +. M. Thayer
in the township Of Bloomingdale, Oh the Goth
day of February, 1882, to celebrate the S7th
birthday of Betsey Thayer, widow of the
late Haviland Thayer. Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer
came TO Michigan with their family IN 1885
and to what is now called the township Of
Bloomingdale in the year 1910. Her children
are all living and We're all present at the
party viz: Lydia, widow of David Love
White Pigeon Lucinda, widow of M. H.
Myers l.. w. Thayer and wife; Abigail,
wife of Il. J. Myers; Jane, wife of T. Cleve-
land; p. NJ. Thayer and wife, and G. A.
Thayer, also number of her grandchildren
were present. The company though not
large was composed OF those that had gone
through the privations of pioneer life. One
OF the number being among the first settlers
in the north woods in December 1897. The
surprise to the old lady was complete, and
she was overjoyed to meet all of her children
again. She is very smart for one of her age
and bids fair to see many moro birthdays.
Presents were made by all the children and
some of the grandchildren, such as dresses,
handkerchiefs, money, slippers, large travel
ing basket nice cap by a grandson, and
various other articles by others. In due
time the table appeared we'll filled with
fine selection of good things to supply the
wants of the body, and was partalSen of with
good cheer, after which a general good time
was enjoyed. AS night drew near all wendell
their way to their several homes in the driv-
ing rain and sleet, feeling that it was pleasant
to have been there, Notwithstanding the un-
pleasantness Of the storm. Il. j. NJ.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-03-03

The bill presented in the house by the
committee on coinage, strikes from the list
of gold coins The 81 and $50 pieces. and from
the list of silver coins the trade dollar. the
standard silver dollar as now provided by
law, is made the unit of value. The subsid-
INC silver coins are made of full standard
value, and all the gold and silver coins au
thorized by law are made full legal tonder.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-03-03
And 81 Lake Street, Chicago, Ill.
DIR. KENNEDY

Would have il understood that, while he is
engaged in the introduction OF his medicine,
"Favorite Remedy" he still continues the prac-
tice OF his profession. but confines himself ex-
clusively to Office practice. He treats ell dis
eases and performs ali the minor aud capital
operations OF Surgery.
Parties living at distance, Except i'll surgi-
cal cases. by sending statement OF their case,
can be treated at home. Address
DR.. ID. KENNEDY.
Rondout, Ny.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-03-03

Gen. Rosecrans, the next day after Elaine,
delivered his eulogy on Garfield, issued card
denying the statement made by Blaine that
Gen. Garfield "found various troubles al
ready we'll developed and seriously affecting
the value and efficiency of the Army OF the
Cumberland" when he entered as CHEF
of staff to the commanding officer.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-03-03

The people of South Haven are having u
lively time with their village council. The
elitor Of the Messenger accuses the Board
Of being guilty of the most fragrant squand::
ering of the village funds, calling the mem
bers of the Board, "oflicial culprits," and
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-03-03
A FOOLISH MISTAKE.

Don't make the mistake OF confoupding a
remedy Of merit with quack medicines. We
speak from experience when We say that
Psrker's Ginger roulc is a sterling health re-
storatve which Will do all that is claimed for IL.
We have used 1t ourselves with the happIest
results for rheumatism and when worn out by
overwork. See adv.-fimes.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-03-03
PAW PAW, MICHIGAN, MARCH 3, 1882.

Guiteau is greatly annoyed these days be-
cause tine newspapers do not mention his
name and that his callers are 40 few.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-03-03

nrrT busness now before the
public. You can make
NA0 a money faster at work for us
than at anything else, Capital not needed. We
will start you. S12 day and upwards made
at home by the industrious men and women,
boys sad girls wanted everywhere to work for
as. Now Is the time. You can work In spare
time only or give your whole time to the busi
ness. on can live at home and do the work.
No other business viii pay you nearly as we'll.
No one can fail 10 make enormous pay by en-
gaging ut once. Costly Outfit and terms free.
Money made fast, easily, and honorably.
144S Address, True 81 Co.. Augusta, Maine.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-03-03
GRATEFUL TO INVALIDS.

FlorestoD Cologne is grateful to invads, be-
cause it is refreshing without tie sickening
effect OF mos perfumes,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-20

Nayne Reid. fhe Ens.sh s,o-.
mr1er. MAS = soldier ~ cur army il I'M
Atkican ~nr and HI nppl ratinn ~.
sl@ seE pens On on thai a.2snnt has
brtn snene ssini; <l1 4 motiih AZ NM ~ M
him N England - long Is hA ltek- NJ
LAX b inx
Mr. i-ndlnrtor. ~ Nsw YORK. sew
tnfr-t shi ye4r- ~ arr. ha.n NAurh,er.
Mrs tAAifey. ared sixty. Who la
dan1hier. Mrs. Tee. ared issfr. uhc
ia- ,'anHhitr. Nrs iiavA. nrNl TWEEN.
tystNn. \ tn hns 4 daughter iW4 wear.
" AEt aIl iAilr ia Sullivan County. y.
" IfoN I4Nx.
Charles u Fn'rrr. Secretary ~ the
Treasury. AMI Lcpuli Can candidate ior
Governor oi New lurl. T. >iNiE-sorr
Years 3 ARE. III resides ID Geneva. and
u uiiowcr t1treland Grover tht
DtmprrAiie candidate ter Governor. n
Ter. five wears ola. larheiDr. and
Mayor y; LnaAlo.
Trpf. Maria Mitchell ID. Lad charge
o: fnssAr Observatory tor nrar'F fWen-
IN wears She i wumau about SIXTY
Years ~ are. with SILK w face and
benntitul white hair. She Is 4 4. uaktr-
e. M birth and her dress and manners
are dIsiin ui.hed bv her Quaker sim
piiri-y In conversation he il interest
in-. original and rncF. ~ y sam
The Ker Mr. Lan-deil. an English
clergyman Who starred recently IRON
81 Petersburg on . missionary tour IN
siberia u1s arre< "a and brought hack.
the police having taken the bibsc he
a - --shn-@..1 fn~ ~ Il, liz. literature Af<n~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-20

r;k4 y. p.+~i.t ..D;s 49, -rr- 49,
. sr;r~ F4h p~-ys P--;'k fwHhe
look II ws,nderl; tive seen illustration.
~ em. hut never "a ori xiuai Nike
earnestly y oh I've seen nan 1l.ve.
b.s . 49, -*atr-1. a
TIE ueary husband - M proceeds
10 take down The cl0fbe@-iine. nncon-
sc5onslr trips over croune; arch. and
from TIE bottom IL h;s teei wi-he. AZ
we're where the wicke-s cease from
troubling. -- Erctnnoe-
$500. $500 N. W. -.
..r.a NJ. ..,.''.,,-.-- 49, y 49, 1..,e Y.
~ 1890 49,. r- r.wsr ..nxr;-
. r.,.i1-..s -, .--.;-1 .~- ~ rr.~r,..a
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whose we'd nr Won have 10 Ia present '
IL e de one. boss IT'LL TNxns Siffif.yA
..r~n ~. ..-.;..x. N - I. Actor
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80 -,''
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street until she hA1 i'econe pretty w..
covered ~l.n aus ~ trt'nE ~ $500
AZ 4l sne dan ust NA<f enough N
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n .r,r;cn. ~ci, (7.rk sna ~. Fl.i~ieil
we're Arrested. Nh B.EirdeIi hsS ben 60
fire ~ ! preaching missionary % the IT,
u.t>> ~ - MI for <cn< tine pa<<. md -
r.rded - ! rerr <r<upixrr woman.
Mss SALxIE BKoxson. Of Detroit,
Mich. committed suicide b. jumping from
! steamer. near star Island. tie ctbtr dzy.
Sc - hirh,v esteemed m<nber of th<
Pr-~irt<ri.r Church. and taught II the sun
ds~->chcol-
= n RuoAurs. y cs~per<rr- -
80 W. por..i,x wounded ~ Jill. Lewis.
I gambler. IL Hou.ton. Texns the other
dav.
CHxErr< rrr1x. 1C wears old. fs.allv
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-20

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-20

AX.41 LA#LAAXXX
A1Exrx q tie Nidlxnd 4 Northern
Ezzr1.1 - d<r.Ei~d rhIie srYrc1chin-
Gcil<osrc. - c. G. ne IN Several czr<
Suilet tp~r tie fnt1nkm-rr. cns mn IL
E<porrEi kslle1 I'D -er<rzI passenger. il
J1rrd-
NExrcAx robbers ;. Iscubzy1 ki-ied
Trrtzr,s H1bhl. th> IL coller<Dr. nor-zIir
ws111<d - w.rs. - 90 $500 from
- s1fe-
A. G.ires-o1- Tess. O. =. liz<se
G.r<kc<r = Charles Wersh 49, crushed "a
6<.-1 y 10 rhseis = : dry driven ~
Antrrw Cozr,1
q B0rLxz explosi0n = Loncford Mis-,
Ou-z<1s. ki'le1 Fir<.&r ELS ~ Frr1~rsc<
Cry Dzri1 Ecb<r.< ~ several srh<->
u9r< <<rso1<ir izinrei.
GEoEsE HrxrIxsrox. a Ame<bury-
Ms-s-. - wf<- - four cAll1rrn w<-e
Grr~D<1 While bozrir<. O. =
JkEEs Han SxI1E- agent ~ mann
z.r1ri1< I'm u Nor<rrzl. Qn<bec. eirh~r
cc.nl-e1 sui1i1e . - n1rd<rs1 40
1hrvsz = - rsrsr. = Chlc,Eo. 80 osher
49,
4 : coIliE0a nezr Brid<evIlle, Del,
- - - Ezw.rd webb. ooiorst. wHs
k1l<6 - thrs< o<h<r trzinnsn 1910 ssri-
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= C. HEDsEs, - e<<in.ble young
- = b1-ir--. = D. N1ln<s. I1ws. 1cci-
1<rr.ly KID Asset Vile ex1ni1in< :
g.ss,ver b<<ors rrrir1nr 90 o<h<r ni<h<-
jon H0z1xEG. ProprietDr q the
Err1pezn Eo,<l = rla-r<nou<h. xeb-. I'D
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III 1orernor q missouri ms invoked
~ prcc',n.<1on c1erin< reward fcr ths
1rrc~r ., memperr q ne james band
IEk granite s<2r1e 81 :. Education
h. ben pl.crd upon the burrre>se~ q Fore
fx<hcr-s Nonunsn; ~ Plymouth. Nzs<.
W. r. SLk1ER and w. A. Ward have
b~en arrested Il wa<hInrfon sor conspirInr
% obtain pizte> sn1 Cher paper from en-
craving
Tn Treasury Depar<uer< has de-
ci1cd % 81 IL .ocord.ror with tie decision
q the Crcuir Ceur q SAa Frasci-cc reia-
i've - rh< rirkr ~ Chiuss< .uh,>ct~ "a Win
the Unissd s>.,ss undrr he recent 90 q
Cor<rr>s. Thls decision - SUBSTANTIALLY
fhs< rhe statute uur< b. u~de a hrruorix<
xith tbe Cnine>e tre.rv.
Tun ho~1hol1~~- ~ - D-~v.~ =
10 Gr.nde ro.d r>o-rf,v -, L.. Mean
dxw<. Jr.. q Nsr rsrk. - MAKE ! fber-
our fn<pec-inr "a report a IL r~c<p>c.s
., he enterprise. He has Informed NJ. prir-
due the line fron Denver a. Pueblo. rhi,s
:he rcr,r,c,ers nH6< !: COT So 600: ,bss
he r-E-ss r.ii>- a. tr.ck .houid 49,, 49,
bun <or 81. O.. a.. instead D; S5-.z.s.s od.
= reported - tie company M NeAr-
drrw< Kinks the line en- only pay running
expenses. and that The bondhoider< fur
nis1ed tEice TIE money required . build
TIE properly
JOSEfH fEr, a 2re1 miser Of Vim
cenne-- Ind, has Just clo>sd bis career o.
noney-Es-tirE. IEsids hi shirt there WIS
found mass - rreenb.cEs amounting %
= 80 His chief asccstion b. been The
col.ec-ior e cigar stunps, and be died from
attempting - I'VE o. green apples His xiii
gives 80 70 ne Catholic church. and he
re@slndsr - : sister r. Gern>ny
COLI dl-<'nEs yielding 90 per day
h-r~ - discovered = - c<risoe an
l''c' - I'it-a tp'u n''.- M lnai~n< n.r<
.-'-- - - $500 &o1ln - 11s' IT. nf'ase
1-.er-
A<pkk~ ks<HAkuI. merchant -
Ibervill<. ener~c ~ foiioHed ~ fourth
49, y zo~concinE ~ ne Ln1r1 >is'e--
ne i'F'1rr'y 80 A'rr = i'ar'i.neut-
-o- 11rs lines c,1lr-ni-eo - Pr
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M. n ~. 81, - - 60 49, moths
- ine o's~ nnnA'< rendered tne r1einer
ln~-ne- AnA cary W. o'1rr uprn-n< 80 r@~
'sunl n.SEln- uf e e.tke- A. tn< ctne-
ley ~ re ncFe 81 rr-ferin< 1er ~ ~ A,e-
GRANITE monument - three Sc
uon-. = p E'.eed ~ ~ sovernnsri -
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.
Ieus frsn Everywhere.


Tn eiec<ion u Geor<iz p.s-ed a
@rirc,y- S.<rl<,>' n.5orisy = e-tinstet =
U.en Returns iron Delaware shes >
uD1l D<nn<r1<ic n.,orty-
Tx Drnocrz-s u Connecticur have
nruir1.rl I,on1s - waller 90 Gov<rnor
- GssrEs G. summer - Lieuze.&ni-Gos-
Grr1r-
ADrLxzpE PErLLIrr<. the famous
rprrr.l1a. 1l<1 = C2ri>oa1 ~ o<b<r dsr.
- - 1rrn = <<r1rfor1-oc- Ave. = 1><3.
unl,<n r<zr> lz><r n.1e hcr debut - - 80
Co. 4, Eo~-cr- Sc nr-rs<fe1 - nc<ice a
J1ry Lint. I'D f1n1< rer< rzi<ed . <ire
= cp<rs i S<w lork IN l<<. - n Paris
= Isl So - . Gre pI.ce .. AAnk1el1-
Mns<
RE<Er c. FISK clsrk a he Pacific
EzIlr,.1 Ccnnirr<< a n House q Repre-
ssnt1<tve<. ti~1ppr.rr1 June - II = fr.red
~ - ics< - rra<on- : his nc<bcr 1n1
0ro<1<r did = ~ i.s>.e asylum = Cric..
y n Be - coI1n<l i the UnIon Ally.
Will Ron. tie Ilinois Journalist Who
sE.r><1 ~ =. Fr.ne'sss = bicyc;s. ~
arzivs1 . C1<yrnne- wyn
DE LxszEPs te<-ifes thai Arz6 e.
GF-et k;n-eif - nain<zil ne ncurraiIry q
- Sc<z C.n.l.
TIE peace neg0<iA<i0ns between CHI
- Feru ~ br1ken - because q he -
fnrsi = en- = $500 ny e b<r demands
NEc0r1A1Ioxs with Tie Powers O
- Eup<i.n q1e>-ior - pro<re<<.nE -
vurz1,y- h exercises q Germany .
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-06-09

How long has it been' | never
saw her with anybody but her
mother
aAnd that's just what mean !"
said Kate. her eyes dancing.
I.Aether, I've been asleep this
lous, long wifile, and I've just
waked up to feaiize what I've been
dreaming about, and 10 feel sorry
for it. De soa know that | am
ashamed OF myseli,s sbsranse | have
neglected hnd forgpttelf You. You
are ever 50 mach leu sesr aud pref
tier assBessss .moftleF, anil III
yeu win acrtl,ts the dnicr, ! will
have you'instead ii Johuay here,
after, Ter companion. I've walked
np to realize that nobody does, or
ever will, love me rs mother does
"O my dear childm exclaimed
her mother, with a balfsob, taking
her in h~r arms, "thls repays me
for all the past. | have sometini $
not often-klt little neglected
and lonesome since your father
die,l aud tonight Twas thinking
what plans | used to make against
the time yon should bo my com
panion as well as my daughter.
Aud when have seen Bessy and
her mother
"Well, no matter. | shall never
feel, never think, again, for the
good Father has granted my prayer
and given my darling back to me-
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-06-09
Scrap Books,


Jean Bahlcr. al. ~ T. sw5a glias +
The chief treasure of my chill
dren almost from baby.hood, is .
picture-book not "boughten y
picture-book, OF course, they have
those too, but QUE which they en-
Joy far more, one made by them
selves. Wien very young they,
busy themselves, for hours cutting
from paper houses and cars, horses
and the common pictures, which
appear now a.,lays plentifully in
almost every newspaper. As they
grow older they cut them more
neatly, and their quick eyes soon
learn to distinguish finer and nicer
pictures FROM those more common.
Thus the hand is being trained to
be skillful, the eye is being taught
to see correctly, aud the habit of
observation and the taste are being
cultivated. Add to NIL these advant-
ages, the pleasure and amusement
gained for the active child. A small
geography, with firm binding Is
the first book I have selected for
the purpose, as it usually has al.
ready some pictures. With u little
direction and oversight the mother,
as she sits sewing. can soon teach
child to use a very little paste
or mucilage neatly.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1882-06-09
CuANCERY couRT-7ru DrsrRicr.
GEORGE WOOD, Chancellor.


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