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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-09

The r. D. Department is now getting new two
and four cent stamps re ,dy for the reduced rate.
1t Is to be hoped the Department Will not continue
the expensive Official post tse stamp folly by get
ting up new two and four cent stamps OF the OIL
ciai designation While the Department Is re-
forming star route frauds and the Ike 1t should
mol fa1l 70 lop on the big abuse involved In the
use OF the official stamps. The late Postmaster
General Howe. before his death. said he saw no
reason why The penalty envelope should not be
employed Instead OF the offici Al stamp: and any
person VINO Will take the trouble to look into the
matter cannot fail to come to the same conclu-
Sion. Postmaster General Gresham could earn no
little credit for his administration by reforming
the expensive and useless Official stamp cut OF
existence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-09

The liquor question has dwarfed all political
issues In the Iowa campaign. The republicans
are making fight for the .schoolhouse again.,
the saloon" a. they put It, while the democrats
say there is room for both
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-09
DEATH To MorHs, IssEcrs. &c.

he CHI M1c.L PAN for the determination Of
So1ls snn Insects IT. IA fit.,.Ee fu-s SIS ke
Se.su.1 asse We aias,dsls s..s IL lui e.. ~
where We ieil 10 Ges.roy t.s.,.. ~ "A' ''sS
= ~ Z. * FRO.
Cpaos-sefe-S xaea.,era
9@s-Su 90 i-A-s-..-s aSxI CIR 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-09

The frequent rains OF the early summer have
Deem succeeded by a period OF d-outh which is
threatening damage to the crop In this reg on
The camp meeting season this year dos no, ge-m
70 have brought the usual rain pour, but perhaps
VIZ come little later when the meetings are
IN fun bl ,st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-09

The Maryland republicans are fretted by fac
tlonal differences, well as the democrats. There
is an element led by ex-senator Creswell. which
proposes as one OF the conditions OF harmony that
the U. 5. Senatorship Ia the event OF republican
success, shall go to CreswelL This meets with
very decided opposition many parts OF the state.
There are other republicans who would like to
occupy seat in the Senate, and they do not pro-
pose TO mortgage that position In advance. They
want the place left open to competition. The nom
Office seeking republicans are appealing loudly for
harmony and urging that the division OF spoi,s be
postponed until the power to divide them Is won
but the ambitious ones desire II xed eondit ons IL.
adyaRc ami thus may line republican prospects
be sDo4ied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-09

The English crop reports show that the harvest
viii again be INADEQUATE to the demands OF do
nestle consumption, and that the people must de-
pend very largely upon America for their food
supply. This VIII help business On this side, and
probably avert the threatened dull times here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-09

1t 10 suggested that II the republicans elect R
B. Hayes, United States hnator from Ohio, the
democrats n,et IL by elpcung Samuel j. Tilden
from New York. Then the issues Of 1876 might be
settled in executive session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-09

A YER'S SARSAPARILLA Is DESIGNED FOR
Athoss who need . medicine to purify their blood.
build them increase their appetite and rejuvenate
their whole system No other preparation wei meets
this want 1t touches the spot. Its record of
forty years is one Of constant triumph disease
ECOR ITS SOOTHING AND GRATEFUL INFLU.
enee On the SCALP and for the removal and proven.
ton OF dandruh, Ayers Ha T Vyor has Il equal. Il
restores faded hair to its original dark Color
stimulates the growth Of the hair aud gives it beaut
full soft. glossy and silken appearance. aus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-09

A Constantinople paper announces the discovery
OF Noah's ark on Mount Ararat, and a London
paper s5y5 that an American has promptly
secured il for the United Stites No doubt 1t will
speedily grace our prou1 navy, and viii De re-
paired yearly. about election time, at Norfolk or
some Other eligible yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-09

The telegraph War seems 10 have settled down to
question OF endurance OF the opposing interests
This Is unsatisfactory to the public. and must be
ruinous TO both The monopoly AMI the strikers
There ought 10 be some cool-headed men among
the managers OF the two interests who could. by a
conference, arrange the difficulties On some salts
factory compromise basis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-09
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Foa sm st ~ A.. !, esEAI PAaaAIX.sEyEN
g sss s:n' 70 sS
RoR sALE-cHRAP.s COOP BUSINESS COR
for sis 70 noasn iis. 900 ssii
PARKER. ~ and b streess southwest sus-3t'
EIR SALE NO BRICK HOUSES CONTAINING
For :. 81 4 % sSs
EoR sALk-A RARaAIN IN q NEW hINl-koo Il
n,nss nosthwe: Sioss to SssrepSi,sn oar line;
isR and aoh s a2us@ nv 10
cSsaei soS ana .srest. no1tS.s A'~' A saS.a~
EoR sALE.Iwo-sToRY F ,AME HoUs. AND
o running nom IS g sS sss
E piece; g. 500 Brick store: reod 6u:inss: stand;
es.s Hppg 81 to sssS an
4 TWO NEW MINER ROOM HOUSES.
On street Sss.ess 9Th and ioth fronting
s0e:s Fl s@
q. rsi BY. I'm
.Ss o e ha and
args clothes prss. IN each room also large bath
:aa deer: Also o. street. ISIS
A. r. BARKER 209 18th street soutnSest Sn1n a.. :"
EOR sALE-THRE STORY BRICK HOUSE 22s
Il I'd street northeast, 10 rooms. al modern Improve
ments house has been recently I'm complete repair;
will be sold at bargain 1H0S. J. MYkRS. Real re-
tate Broker l220 F street northwest iy35-lm
Sa by wS
twenty i've fruit trees; two hundred varieties nower
enrrboery. go. ane opportunity to buy besut full
home and splendid investment. Also. . fine Lot 80
ieet inches on New HAMPSHIRE avenue. near Dupont
Circle splendid investment al q. 100. Also nicely
located (newl ess brick front House FIVE rooms gas
water NC Sold at once for 81. $50. Call at once. W.
f. BURFORD. 604 street northwest. IVA
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FOR SALE-LOTS.


EoR sALE-AT A BARGAIN-A DESIRABLE
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 800 northwest aus 81
F0R SALE-sMAtL CASH fAYMENTs-EASY
terms Building Lots, in the village of Mount Pleas
Ant. head OF lAth street. DANENnOWER& son. 1226
street aus I'm
NOR SALE-A QUARTER OF A SQUARE OF
Ground. ut IS cents a foot: worth So cents foot.
owner being out OF the city wishes to SELL Ground
3n,y rev s9usres northeast OF the Capitol NJ. NJ.
6OhhEh, WI street au8-3t
EOR SALE-DESIkABLE DOUBLE LOT-l3xlOO-
!. WITHIN nan square 9: Thomas Cir le: Will be cold
BEND. Heal Estate Brokers' lA1s st. nv. au7-lw
ELIGIBLE BUILDING LOTS Ar PRIVATE SALE.
Orisna Lot No 81. 50: l84, fronting 81 feet on
lSta street Immediately next 10 the residence Of Gen.
sab Lots "a: :. md Is. ass. fronting So feet on
,s sSs Lot No aa nd "a q ass .optns 100 feet
Riggs street northwest.
sub Lots No. 6, IA L. Il. Is, a. 2s7, fronting IS
feet Zach on street. between 18th and I4th streets
sp6 If; 80 81. g. a. a. 80. 2s7. fronting 90 fee.
Lot: No g. 81 sa 81 g. sa 9si fronting
Is feat each on street between 18th and 18th north
sub Lots No. and :, e. 49, fronting 20 feet each
on VI street. between 18th and 18th northwest.
For particulars inquire of owner,
au6-lw VI. H. CLAGETi. Sl9 Market Space.
E'oR sALE-CHEAP. TO PROMPT PURCHASER.
Lot on Esd street northw ct tust north of Washing
ton Circle THOS. J. FISHER & CO., 1924 r street
nortnwest au4-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-09

WAKERsk 20l EHTH fREET NUkTHWEST
49,, steas 6 e, Isn Ia.i1g noain Sled and g. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-09
LOST AND FOUND.

EoUND-A SUM OF MONEY, ON ONE OF The
y principal streets. The owner have the Same by
descr1olng property and paying for advertisement
Call at 2l3 North Capitol street. au0 .2ts
ETlAKEN, SUPPOSED BY MTSTAKE. A IADY7S
Il yellow sun umbrella from Water Registrars Office
Please return to same Office and obiEe owner. lts
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FOR RENT-ROOMs.


lfOk ZANE ol3 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue.
three Koruna furnished or unfurnirhed; range and
wsser N rooms bath On same noor Apply up stairs;
rue encee. ouo-Ste
L1OR RENT-RO0MS-TO GENTLENEN ONLY:
- two nicely furnished front Rooms on second and
tnta noors IN splendid locality. At 10la 9Th street
nortnwesS It
EOR RENT-A LARGE PIEAS1VT RRDPooN-
oay Wnd0w, southern exposure; referen % ex-
onan9e0 ISoS Oorcoran street nor Invest. AUG ST.
ESOR REST-A LARGE FRONT ROOM AND
small one back. on second dnor for S. IN Q honse
with al the modern improvements 1462 street north.
Weet. au0-2ts
ITOR RENT-FIRsT FLOOR OVER STORE con.
~ sasang Of four rooms; good business location rent
~ per month FRANCIS MILLER. sol 9th
EQR RENT-TO GENTLEMEN ONLY TWO
nand >oaely Furnished Rooms. 9ll Massachusetts,
ave ne northwest. Refsrsnc required. au6-6ss
EO6 kENT-tLEGANT FURNISHED APART
th,,d m r e.nss OF en- suite on nr.t second and
strsel northwest between Franklin and McPherron
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-09

BOARDING.
DERMANENT. TRANSIENT AND DAY BOARD.
eEs accommodated q summer rates at the NcPhsr.
Son house corner OF 10Th ana streets. MRs. n. T.
nOOIAAAA. jy2E6m
THE LEXINGTON, CORNER OF lS1n BTREET
u and New York sve. W.. With pleasant rooms Tor
peRmanert and TRANSPLANT guests; ao tsbls bOardeEs
sccoanodatea ss summer Rates. Ma. n L QOLLEY.
ptoQEae1teee. jy12-tsep1
I AkaE AIRY ROOMS FOR RENT. Ar 9ll AND
months at fifteen dollars PR month. Advances payment
etncLV required my26-8m
V1REMONT HOUsE-CHANGE OFPROPRIFTOR
rd5: ea.ss tabis; pcits and attentive sesyln Very
day; So. $40 SIS and 50 per EW. DkNIsOG. frop
gIaHE LAPIER HOUSE, 6. v. COR 10TH AND FSTa.
: NV: cool rooms; the best conducted BoerdinT.
house in the city. Transient Boarder1 scconmo
1t reasonable teeIns. Meals Il IN hours. 40
DIGIT nINIxa ROOMS FOR LADIES AND
Regular Meal q cent.; 40 Meal Tickets. s. Com.
Portable Dining Rooms for Ladies and families M
Stairs. Meals and Lunches served from q m 10
m. 0al6I J. W. BEALI. Prop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-09

EOR SAIE-CHEAP. TO PROMPT PURCHASER
Lot on Esd street norhw ct tust north Of Washing
ton Circle. THOS. J. FISHER CO.. 1924 stree
NORTHWEST. su4-2W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-09

81 JAY aoCLp. ca sgT., WpND kEUI vXRI7
d q 2elial en6 ogA p-book Rcture nd ~ OK
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-02-16
Die GancItnuneIFr0ae

iptrD D|or1u5fDfIt0 IN Der n6o1fefi
GiSung bes britii9en YarIaments our
Spra9e tommen. Die Submarine @ons
ttnentaI RatIwup Company bat fd auf
has tnternebu1en 3u tief etngeIafen, uul
es Der ausenbItdIi9 tbm unshnftiseu
gtr6mune s~eaenilber pretstuseben.
S6mmtIt9e oifieteue Nutolttdteu bes
brtttf4en Rriessminiiteriums pom 6ers
3og uon Cambridge abpdrtS betra@ten
ben @anaItunnei NIT elmer BeioreniB,
bic In ibrer usbertretbuns faff tomii9
1T. Mue NnIa9en, feIbff 6effungeu ers
fen &ansss, am btesiettiseu 4ussanss
bes EunneI iouten tetne btnrei9enoe
Si9erbeit ~sewdbreu. RatarIi@ fest has
poraus, boB aud BITE eusIif9e SIotte
ibre S@uIbistett ni@t tbun wtrb, benin
natirIt9 merbel BITE Sran3oien bur1 bsn
20 eu9Iii9e WeiIeu Iauseu guSpaB bes
GunneIs ben Gusrtf nt9t sber er6fnen,
ais BITS fe fd bnr9 etuen 6IOttenbanbs
ftrei9 Der Wlubung auf ensIii6em Bos
ben beuid@tist babeu. No9 wt9ttser
ais bic miIttdrti9en BeSenten, fa9t BITE
,8ef. 8ts.", ffnb BITE utrtbf@ottIiden.
weI9e Iaut aeuorbeu 1nb, unb fe finb
defenders auffaaenb In England, weI9es
I'm Wamen Der 8ertebrsfreibeit ioebeu
aeeppteu unter fetner Sbbut seuoumen
bat. Ran folte es tauu1 sIauben, aber
tbatiddIi9 bat man sesen ben EunneI
BITE Seretnfa9uns bes 8ertebrs unb bas
Der befto sroBere 8tuistett tins SeIb ees
fibrt. Don Wan3effer, pou Dunbee ab
t6nnte, wenn Der GunneI etne birette
giienbabnperbinbung nit benz SefIanbe
berseffeut bat, elm @itersus bis nod
9aris, Wieu brrdIoufeu, obne bag etne
~llnIabuus ber Waaren f~fatt,ufiuben
bate. Wte pteIe S@the, bic isst ben
transport pom ensItI@en 5dfen mad ben
fefIdnbif9en beiorsen, wte uteIe Wens
f9en tn ben ensItf9en Safenffdbten,
weI@e NIT benz 4a6er1 unb 26f@en Der
Wnaren ~ tbun baben, uerIieren ibre
Bei9dftisuus, &ldsans Der eusIiiGen
S6iHfablt, 8erormuus Der Sofenffdbte
III bic 6oI9e. Diefe @rinbe, BITE dbns
lid aud bet Der NuIesuns Der erffen
gi1enbabn 3u 1age tameu, birften t@
unsel4eut pieber b6ren Iafen. Sie
werben uatirli9 nt@t Stt9 baIten.
@eun Der ganaItunneI nusFibrbar if,
unb bic te9nii9en S@wierieteiten obne
einer hbersroseu Aufwaub pom MitteIu
gu h6erwtnbeu ftnb, 70 wirb CT gebaut
Uerbeu. Su BetreT Der Rotten bat Der
Yrdfbent Der Subularine Continental
giienbabnseIeli9aft MtttbeiIuneen ses
ma9t, meIt5e nett btuter ben 8oranss
feSuuseu auridbIetbeu. Ra@ ben Wfits
tbetIunsen 1T iett Der Bau etnes Eun.
neIs pom 81 ensItf@en MeiIen bur9 has
bdrtefe, 9ei9t9tete @eftetu uersebeu
unb omar gu 3s QfrI. per Darb ober Co.:
600 HftrI. per MeiIe. Dte Rotten elmer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-02-16
@eike Ghtnefen.

Dor benz pom BunbeSs Senate beffeus
ten &usf9uB fur AnseIeaenbetten, be-
treffenb bic 8oItsbiIbuns unb BITE Arbet,
ter: SerbdItuife, eridieu am 8. 6sbruur
elm 81. 6rant &. Softer aus Rofa6us
iettS unb CAB Austunft hber BITE fran36;
fi9en 9auabter, weI9e bort felt Sab
rem BITE etnseborenen ameritanti9en Tas
britarbsitsr usrbrdnst bubeu. Gr ents
mari Elm bifferss Bib uou Der idmmers
ItGen unb, mad seftteteu 8esriHeu
steIbaften ~2sbeusweiie 6teier 9eute, bic
fi5 tn eIenben, i9Ie6t ssIifteten, Don
@eifaat erfnuten @obnuueen buiams
msnbrdnsten unb far bic Bebirfnife
etues mathematician 2ebens tein
8erftdnbniB bdtteu. 0isie vfrun36ff9en
ganabier," iaste er, ufinb fur Neu. gns.
lamb baHeIbe, mas bic gbtueien fur @as
Iifornien un6 Oregon finb. 9n fttli9er
BiIbuns un6 an 8ebdr nj EN- fteben fie
tief inter unierer cisenerI &anbesbeuSItes
runs, unb ibr etnSises Gro9ten if bars
auf eert@tet, 70 uieI mite m6aIt@ @eIb
aus unferern Qanbe NIT fortaunebulen.
Ste nt6sen ibre &tnber nt9t tn BITE
S9uIe f6ifen unb min man fte baSu
sutnsen. 70 3teben fe Iieber mad etnem
dnbern Ort. 8irserre9t woIen fe gar
ni&t erwerben. Bon ibrer SO, 653 In 80
Stdbten tn Neu:g England ifnb nur 1905
nnturoItfrt.~
AebuIt9es wirbe man wobI ou9,
uenn man an Der re9ten Steue na1s
fringe, iber usan@e onbere RIafen pom
@inwanherern b6ren, weI3e bic Ietteu
fanf Sabre mad Nmerita 9ebra9t bobeu.
Nan erinnere fl9 MUIR an bic StaIieuer
tn Rem 9ort, gegen weI9e BITE bort berrs
fdenben JrIdn6er has @ei@ret erboben
Die vgttdniens~ [Italians1 mifen fOrtl
Sber an BITE SIouaten aus ben n6rbIi.
den gomitaten l1ngarns, weI9c meiff
tn ben 8srswertSs@ eeenben 9enls
~ipIuauiens lrnb MorpIanhs rluterfunft
9efunben bobenl Ober an bic rnifG9en
SubenI Sber an BITE ansf9IieBIi9 pol:
Mid fprebenben ginwnnberer aus benz
uerb6fIi@ften WtnteI bes preu6ti@eu
Stdats, bte Rofure11, 2tttGrer unb Wais
ferpoIG6eul Aues b0B ffub 8ufdse 1ur
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-02-16

untsrieeif&eu GObrnus merben f5 ui&t
utsI b6ber beIaufen, fe fpuen Gber 81
loo, 600 2ftrI. pei en9Itf6e WeeiIe Gnses
rouinlen werben, mas fhr bic SoIite
Stre6e Don 2 ,400, 600 2frI. siebt; nit
$50, 900 2frI. gIaubt ber Brdfbent Der
@eFelT1dft. Sfr g. 50. Wattiu, ben
ani9IuB an bic ghatbam unb DOuer
giienbobu Sn bewerfftsatseu. 70 baB has
sonse grOiett iomit bis slIr frou;6ff&eu
Rifle fir 8 MiIionen 2frI. bersufeIer
fei. I'm Der frans6ff9eu Rifte BEL
Sangatte ffnS bic BobrunasGrbetteu tn
swif9en ~fortseiest; man tt 100 g)arhs
pom benz gtnfentungsf&o@t ~uorsebrun:
gen uno bereits $50 garts inter ben
See Bet SIutb. @afer seist fi3 uur h
bei1rdnttsm RaBe, anf Idngere Streder
III bas @effetu uoatommeu trodeu. Gis
eusIif@e Resieruus bat f9 bisber ben
grristt seseniber gang i9usisenb Def
huLteu.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-05-05
PLEASANT TO BEHOLD.

Walk or drive about Cheboygan when
you have few hours leisure and you
will be astonished and delighted at the
marks of improvement, thrift and
growth everywhere manifest. Buildings
of every conceivable size. shape and quail
ity are hurrying forward to completion.
The sound of hammer and saw is heard
in every direction, and people act as
though winter were just going to set in
and what is done must be done quickly.
Barns, residences, warehouses, and bust
ness houses are coming into existence
rapidly. and are being more permanent
ly constructed than those of previous
seasons. Success to every man who
builds house in Cheboygan.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-05-05
A DEPLORABu.E WEAK WEISS.

That many abuses, wrongs and evils
exist is seen in the worlds hourly mis-
dOings. But these greivOus sins are not
diminished by an excessive recital, and
dwelling upon the weaknesses, vices aud
crimes of individuals, connected with a
stubborn refusal to recognize the patent
facts that the race is improving, civili
cation is success, and Christianity is
pushing the world to higher, wiser,
purer life. Why linger upon the details
of heart sickening crimes with hearty
relish? Why repeat and reiterate the
bad, and neglect virtues? Does it not
exhibit morbid, unhealthy taste, great
moral weakness to tell, and paint, and
magnify the vicious eruelties and often
sive weaknesses of human beings, and
find no delight IN the manifold redeem
ing features of our race, manifest in the
growing intelligence, the harmonious
fellowship, the perfecting beneficent CO.
operation in protecting the unfortunate
and helpless ones? There is progress
everywhere, light in every direction.
sacrificing deeds, kind words and pure
songs the earth over. Look about you,
see, enjoy and tell all the good you dis
Germ, and you will soon be convinced
that society is advancing, and these days
are brim full of right living, noble dar-
ing, genuine progress, and truest devel-
Opment.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-05-05
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY, MAY 5. 1883.
DISTRIBUTING CENTER.

To know ourselves and that with which
we have to do is wisdom. The perma-
nence of ChebOygan is not pending
question, this has been affirmatively
settled with strong emphasis. The di-
mansions OF her future importance de-
ponds largely upon what is done the
next few years to utilize and augment
all favOring agencies and measures.
Something more is needed than a fine
location, abundant resources. and placid
faith. To know our advantages and
avail ourselves of them fully should be
the study and aim of the thousands who
are now of ChebOygan. We should not
wait a quarter of a century until the
pine is gone before. advances are made in
securing manufactures, an Out-reaching
commerce. a fully developed agricul-
tural interest, the most favorable ship
ping rates, and everything pertaining
to a first class town. Everything will
be helpful if concentrated on that which
demands attention. Salt will be found
in abundance, trade will largely increase,
and the place will attract capital, rail
roads, factories, and people. One matter
needs attention. Enough has already
been done in jobbing lots Of goods, wares
and productions, to warrant the endur-
ing success of large wholesale distrib-
uting house. Our business men are full
ly convinced of this from the trade that
has, of itself, without being worked up,
come naturally to this place. Order
after order from points,on the.Northl shore
and other localities have enlarged, and
will continue to contribute to our trade.
Our business men work hard; are so
wholly engrossed with their own person
al business affairs as to be unable to de-
vote time and attention to the matter
under consideration; but they have faith
in it, and some would contribute means
to the success of such an enterprise. as
interested parties. Goods can be placed
here as advantage ousIy as at Bay City,
and can be transhipped to most of these
contiguous points more eheaply than
from any other place with which we
would have to compete, while inland
localities can be reached as advanta-
geously as they can be reached by others.
This thing will be done. Can it not be
done soon? If our leading business men
could find time, in the midst of their
multiplied and arduous responsibilities
and labors to bestOw their practical
thought and counsel upon this subject
unitedly, we have no doubt there would
be wholesale distributing establish
ment in our growing prosperous town.
Let each one do all he can to help on
anything and everything that helps Che
boygan.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-05-05

Nazareth has telegraph Office, the
first opened in the Holy Land
Leprosy caused sixteen deaths in the
United States In the census year
Canadian credit stands higher on the
English money market than that of any
other British colony.
A Texas steer threw Texas and Pa
cific construction train from the track
killing three men, and badly wounding
three others.
The successor to LOrne in Canada is
to be the Right Hon. w. +. Foster, late
secretary for Ireland, and he will take
hold in November.
Specials from various points in Ohio,
Indiana, and Kentucky report all the
early cherries killed and peaches injured
by the frOsts of April %.
The Canadian minister OF customs
justifies the seizure OF Paine's and Vol
taire's works, on the ground of their
immortality and indecency.
Charles W. Foster, father of Governor
Foster, died Thursday night last week
from stroke of paralysis received
Tuesday at F0storia, Ohio.
1t is said that secret negotiations are
In progress looking to the extraditiOn of
several persons now in America who
are accused of murder in Ireland.
There was heavy frost and ice in
northern Virginia Sunday night blight
ing fruit but not injuring wheat. No
corn is planted. 1t is too cold and wet
Some cOlored people held in slavery by
the SemninOles in Florida, heard two
weeks ago. for the first time, of the close
OF the war and the freedom of the slaves.
Naples has seen sight which the old
est inhabitant does not recall snow
on Vesuvius for week, of some depth,
TOO. In spots there were twO-feet drifts
The block from which was cut the Pc
destal for the statue of Peter the Great
at st. Petersburg weighed about $500 |
tons, and yet it was transported four
miles.
Marrying a dead wife's sister may not
be an infraction of the divine law, but
it is an attempt to escape the response
bllities of two marriages by having but
one mOther-in-law
Since this century started in, England
has, according to John Bright's figures,
spent $22,OOO,OOp,OOO for war, and only
100000 for civil government and
There are several men in this country
who can make great deal of money for
heir families by dying. George X. An
lersen, of Titusville, is insured for $780,
700; j. B. Stetson of Philadelphia has
b31OOOO; Frank Jones. of Portsmouth
\. H., $2O5,OOO; James Park, Jr., Pitts
'urg, 100000; W II Langley, Gallipolis,
)hiO, $500, 600; John How, st. Louis $780,
100: Hamilton Disston, Philadelphia
100000; P. Lorillard, New York City
$4,000: Cyrus W. Field, New York City
240, 600, F. W. Devere, New York City,
25OOOO; Amos Whitley, Springfield,
)hiO, 100000; Alexander Barrett. New
'Ork, 100000; F. d. Roberts, New York,
100000. :
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-05-05
What Everybody Wants.

Is reliable medicine that never does
any harm and that prevents and cures
disease by keeping the stomach in
order, the bowels regular, and the kid
ney and liver active. Such medicine is
Parker's Ginger Tonic. It relieves every
case, and has cured thousands. See
other cOlumn.-Tribune.-
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-05-05
A MEXICAN HOUSE,
FRANK OSIER, Proprietor

CHEBOYGAN, M III
THIS House is so situated that It commands
i the best view of the Harbor to be obtain
ed In town.. Willard room i'm connection. The
bar Is stocked with the best brands and the
argest variety of liquors to be found in town.
Terms, $3.50 per week, or 81 per day.
First door east side Of the brid
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