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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-09
&ahwab's Gesulirenas Eiasa.
S9GfOnmene Yurganjsn, ltnoerrSe Qbfl5r
mittsL loirten Obue Samer, tets
Suofrlaiig unb natiirli9 tn
ibrer Operation.
Gin Deaetabilifhes GrSasmftt.l
fur Galpntel.

gouicnmsn rbre iesIi5sr BsieeI5rat, s,,1an. rt.t
iRterl Giiiln BlGrt, pGrsiren, reauIirsB, rsnigez
unb i,arler.
RdepapB GiIlen tpr aWr aI.r ar1HG5ei eit.u bs4
Nd9ens, Der a:ber, Der 9eoarms, Der g!!ersE, b:r
HIaie, ic!rte fir nerboe5 aopoe5, 8erftop'uRS 3rs
bigeitiDn 9pspepie, biltOie 3uftdESe yebsr unters
bsenttnSIrg, 5asrorrbo5eR ur6 age aa3ersr Gsis
BEN oes untsreI5cs Cine oolt9RmsRe Rar aarausi1t,
ar.n pessta5ilth, feline SpGr ton JsrGIr, 9tintrcG
zen oSer i4doIiGen Gro9uen
soS TGn teatte foIserbs Sbmptoms Bon Rrdr'btU
ten Der Berodu!ng9prg1ne: SsrfiopfuHg. tuuerGt9s
SGmorr5pioen. Bluttoalaug mad osnl Rep'e, 5eare i'm
WaQen, ustsItsit, SO66reEHsn, G!el bcr BEN Gfs1,
Wqaenbriteu iaires2luiitpBsn Sn:sn oSer 8ebar sts
SerSens erititsuhe5 getibl betm Sts9er ge5el oes-
Hiatsrn bur &Isen, 5lebsr uEe euspie Stmerse1 iri
ap5fe ftpfenoen atbeIn, geI5es au5ieben Der Saat
uub Der @Igsn, Seiteuite5er, Sd7sr,sn in Der Sri.
uro in ber Glieeerr, pL0EIt5e anipaIuns bon Sss.
9rsnnsn ssS 5Geii4es.
eiriae Tpfen bon RdepGD's pineu 'perosr SaB
SbIsHI 4pn egeH oben8enanHen RraHi4sIIen bsirsisn
Sn Scn 2lpOtbet:n 81 baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-09
gefegrap9i(@e 9epe(dje,,.
G5sridte Der ..Iociirten Bree fir ben ..GsitiSsI
eorreiponbenten.)
Tas Rcfultat Ger ,.0arficles fair"
Die Scrfaifune8s Mmenb ements il,
c1nbinud.

Snbianapolts, s. 6ebruar. - Ser
Staatsienat bon Snoiana entltieb, pie ,ur
.Seit mit8etbeilt, baB Die Don Der portgen2es
gislatur paiiirten Serfafiungs Imeuoe=
menta, Sarunter Elm Yrobibitions. uno Elm
6rauenf finmredts zAmsnbemeut, Der gegen=
ipdrtigen gesislatur nid,t uorliegeu, neil
oieielbsn nidt Dem oOllsn 0ortlaut na9 in
bic YrOtofole Der uorigen geiesgebuns elm.
setraaen iinb. Sas Saus oageseu bat jett
nit SO gegen IS Stimmeu ben Seridt bcs
Suftisausihuiies angenommeu, iuona6 oieie
Qmenbements @iiltigfeit beiisen uuo Der 0es
gislatur porliegen. Quber Den Tepublita=
nern itimmten 16 Semofraten bafiir. Gin
Seriud, bic 4menbements ielbt sur Qbittms
ulung ,u bringen, miblang.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-09
&rauSffiftuua.

Nem Sapen, Conn.,, s. 6sbruar. -
@purtluub So. g8oOoings seibtuu purbe
heute iliib Spm tebenten Utale burd) 8ranos
filter ange3iinoet. 2rei ieiner GnSefteGteu,
Nnmens S. Nsnlaf, Soiepb Sberrp uno g.
@brele, finb heute abenb ais Die mutbmaBlis
Cheu Srauhitiiter nerhlitRt porheu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-09
SInaenehm enffdufht.

giemport, 8.>S., 8. Sebruar. - Oas
Serm0gsn bes perftorbenen Yaftors Or.
@tercer, tpeldss bel ieinsn 0eb,etten auf
$4,000 aeiddet tpuroe, betrast jest that
idtlid 81, ,000,0 900. Sariiber berridt grobe
Serwunberuus inter bem Yublifum unb
ntht geriuge 6reube unter ben grbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-09
GrplcFDn in elmer Wprfplfer SIC
SfnEr1ftpu

Norf OF, Tirg., 8. Sebruar. - Su Nus
orsw's Exclamation eretgnete lid bente friib
cine @rplofion, our6 melde Der Sod get0os
tst, mfbrere Berienen pcrtpunbet uuo GROCER
Sfaben am Gigentbum angeribtet murbe.
Sian gIaubt, baB Die Grploiion eine Solge
BON lleberbsi3ung Der 86breu Der @aioliu=
roS61iue tpnr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-09
g,ier.ehn MenSeben seraiftct.

Mntampras, Mer., s. 6ebruar- Sn
Sonta @aterina agomecatta, in Saraca,
fne ,ebn Terionen mad bem @enuS BON
YHssr, neld)e Die Sraaen i'm @aloe geiaulz
melt hatten, geftorben, uno bier anbere liegeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-09
9omoffei1eI. GrsI,fou

8e { Wf Of n e 8, Sa., 8. Sebruar. = 81
Sopne, Sa., ereisnete id gefern Nbeno cine
9ampffeielsGrploiion, ourd, pelde @eorge
6lemirg, Der Naidliniit, unS Soiepb Sames
Set0otft uno Sobu Sobniou t6btltd usrlpuus
BET mureen. Sipei Yferbe wuroen ebenfaas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-09
Die Staat8ihuIs ppn SenueiIee

Naibuille, Senn, s. 6ebruar. - Die
beute bonn @ouuerneur Sate ber@eietgebuug
sussidifte Sotidaft be;iebt iidl gr0Btentbeils
auf Die StaatsiGulb. Gle empfieblt, baB Die
i'm leeten yiopember bonn Solte an ben
Stimmfdfeu gntgeheiBeuen gebinsungsu
fir bic Silguug Der Sdulo beibebalteu uer=
ben unb baB man ben 9laubtgern bic uolle
8ssabluus Der eigentlihen Sdulo nit Qbs
,us Der &risss,inien anbiete, tuabrsno Der
3eft (oie ioseuannte Contingent" Shulb)
81 so Gents pro Dollar ruo 8 Yroseut Gin.
len aetilat meroen ioQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-09
Wph eiu hud,tiaer Sdmiusler.

gambeu,N RS, s. Sebruar. - SbaS.
bans y. Butter, @hsfclsrt oes bieiigeu &ai=
ierbepartements, reiite OH %. Sanuar mad
Sreutou, N.zS., ab, nm Der Seriammlung
Der y9ranos MrmD" bei;utpobnen, unb III Ieit.
benz psriGpunben. Cine llnteruduug iei=
nsr Bidder bat iowsit Elm 9sfi,tt bon $4,000
au'S Yidlt aehradt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-09
4n naS DublitIm.

es Fam feline Before garGatis fur ben gssrts sos
Or. Rabpaps aItstablrtsn a. y. Y. SeiImttsn aiIf.
abmunssu bsrieIben Gs gisbt IcpobI fal5s .,RsloIs
bsuts, ala aud ,.RsIiefs" uub ;, ,gils." Sebet Cue
Dor nrb bsrlaneet uu- Raepab's une d6tet earnuf,
eab Der Same .@aspas" f9 auf BEN ss:aaIten Artts
EEL btfreet. .(Sali19. .RR6ans
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-09
Nrpbibiticn in Maine.

Iuguifa q, We., s. Sebruar.-Sm Inter
bauie selanste beute bus YrObibitiu 2meus
bsmeut ;ur Serbanblung, uuS Elm Qutrag,
bas Wort rI.pfelpein" 81 ftreiden, tpuroe
psrtporfen. Die Gbiiimmung iiber bic brittle
2eiung ersab 104 Stimmen bafiir uubS37
tagegen - mehr, oils eine StueibrittelszWas
joritdt, obsleid MIR cine einfade Waioritdt
n6tbis mar. Die 4unabme bes Qmenoez
r,,puta fd,piut neSfd,srf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-09

Wuu id5ide cine 9rieimarts on R aopae
& 60, gir. 80, 28arrsuz, gfs Der G5urG.
StraBs, gsw'YOrf.
w- 8sIssrns. Eau7saSs bon gausrs psr:b. tpi!s
gu6 ngei5idt psrben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-09
Ger @astiHmprbsr &ipimgitent
yoc Gjcrtd1f.

Clinton ;. Maf, s. Sebrp4r. - S?TsS
%.S. %.y.rsav;;'e. wsItsr porarfern irhb in G3el.
8erliS ieiue 5rau nit DER Qrt eritiuG wure
De as(tern in ben bteFgeu GOuntpa paertdjt o0r.
geiiibrt; tas Ut.idtsiimmsr mar an8e'iiat
nit yisugieriseu. Ha;s,e 3ftf na4oem 0a5
@eridt er0finet morbeH mar, trat Sto'nAlto-
mes tefie, in tisfs 8rauer gslleibsts 8ony-
ter Elm, giug urf tbren @ater III un6 fel ibm
bitterlid tuein eno I'M ben Sals, babti NIT
letter Stimme iugenb: nnuu bot iie Did bob
ncd, bn'u getrieben, armer Sater, uitlt
Tahr ?" gipugitone iiug ebeuialls III ipetnen
oil rnb rnrbe bon ieinrn @sfiiblen 10 ibsrz
MONT, CAP er in Elm Nebsn,immer geiibrt
mfrten muBte; iein Inwalt plaioirte Oauu
fir i'm rnidtihulSis" nno foroerte 3ulaz
iurq our giirgidjaft, neil utdt uaDsepiez
ian susr6en t6nne, baB porIdsiiter 0torS
unb mshr, ais bloBer Sobtidllag porltegc.
Sod mics Der &idtsr biss @eiud) a5, nnS
gjuiuQitOue murbe ohue 3uluIiuns SIR 8irgs
id'ait beln @ei1nantiie iibsrmieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-09

esr9ursen urb Eubsrtuloie, 95tbiFs Seroyseis
Sbpbiiis, G:bpinSsn, Grtarting rub erets Der g-r,
rem, SRrurl6r, nrtn5atlrg, no Is osne Qntuen6uro
bes sdtbeters Stneerun9 iddft unb bic 1bmer,srbt
Qntpennung bieie5 Snftrlmertes unrSt6ia urabt -
Stein unb Gre5 ilIb in allen SdueH BON ent,iiublira
Der 9liererurb Der 8IaIs, ioDie in Gronii5en 6daen
Ran Srnueutraniteit
Cine TIads entbdItmsb r;rH1me gr;reiFof, uls
irgenb Elm Grbare3 9tel bic fiinf bis iets Ibee5T,i
pru nbtbi8 MAIDEN, irdPren5 bon Sariapariliar .ta
95eeLrTsI hcn aenigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-09
Dr. Waomas's
S@rri( :; (aDari(ftgn
q efofu ent.
Scr grobe BlwtrsIuiaer.

Ear bic Set!urs hr0riT3er 9rartbeits,, ,-,-...-
ooS onosrer S[ropbeIn In ben 2un9en oSer ss,n a.
gen. 'Er oout oSer ben lnoen benz EIs5 Sssr Ja. h.
gletpcn, rcl4e bas 9Ilgt Ueraifter. o'''S ''1 otu
6broTi'de Grdrtteiten 8ErErrFr,s .,
Sa'ts ~ @.rts ittopba6ie arantgeiten. nnnStrf,s
dST 9abiius. Sppbtts nuc 8ererie, FisbermngS,,N,'
ISp41t o. .I E.4 a.ts @tlb9iire, SaIiuB, erSiia;
igrlsi0eu SIGtS, 9Iilcniduaamgcn, Rnots, W. W.
estHT2 @ Hss S5,5 S5srPsr5 Bnisn anb Ans6iaSs Gte5.
ISns 1pfPspl.e' .tersn' nle 9iaineiben droniis.r
urb SsIes Hwe 2bGr:2u Der p5iaen eran,bsits sa
men bIapeiscil crtere g,amsn aeae6er fgsrSen 's'
gst &patpetern fir etnen Dollar Sh
SlaId)c III babeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-09
ssamilicn= Sraa0Sie in st. 2ouis.

e;:Gflio,c gbaf shines 5eutid,cn.- 6attiTmoce
urn 9eIbfmprf. - stint tIcne ainesr
Tia q uhr @osrIi.ta9s nit Sen eft1cn
einssicipirGen.
Ct. 2onts, s. 6ebruar. - Seiurih
2rssrs, Elm beutItsr 5Sulrnnuu, ourtl
tdritt heute friih ieinsr 6rau uno baum itf
itlbii tie &eble. Ssi6e murben ais gei4en in
tenn mtttlereu Der BON ibreu bepobuteu
3irmet aufscfunben. Die 6rau lag aui
bem blutgetranften gette uno Der Marn aui
ber Srben. 6iinf tleine Sinoer idliefen in
bc,n Simmer, bas iiiraFe in eem uamlid)ca
gett nit ben Gitrln. Giuss Der &tuber itieg
arf nabm ben Sdugliug aus benz blutigen
23ctte, auf tueIdem Die gtuttsr lag, ;Og tbm
eiu anteres Slsihden an uaS ging baum mie=
Get idlafen. Gs usrlautet, baB ser Rauu
tNrd gifelindJt III Der blutigeu Sbat otran=
la6t purbe.
.(SpGter.) - OreeS uub 5autiiia luobuten
birter gtr. $500, NulanpbpraGe Sc mar
Elm fei6iger Miaun uub bate it $4,000 aez
ipart, mibbanbelte ieoodl letEe Srau h1ufiJ
aus @iferIud)t, ob8leid) ite ibm ME gegriiaz
bete llriade SaSu CAB. @eitern Ibeno gtug
ta8 Gbepaar Inn 10 llbr III Bette. Oa3
ileinfte 6inb i'm Niter Oon ;pet Slbreu
idlief bel ibusn, pGbreub bic Stpei auabea
unS 3tuei WGbden Siuet anoere Setten cias
notmGn. Qpuis, Ger eilfjdbrige Sobn, mar
Der firSige Iugenseuge Der Srag0oie. @r
luurhe bnrd Elm @erauiA gemett uno lab,
pie isin Sater Der Shutter nit einem IaItrs
msIer Die Seble burdidnitt. G)leid) barauf
ipranl oer Sater i'll Die S0be mo fiel nebcn
bsm Glen nieoer. gouis ftano bann auf,
rabm bas tleiufe Siub, Elm YflSfen Na=
mems Minna, nebeu ser tobten Ntutter meg,
pcrtauidjte Iein blutgetrdntteS 9iadttleiOfen
lFgen Elm anosres uno nabm es gu fit IN
istn eiseneS Sete, moranf Seioe mieber elm
idiisfen. Ils Die Stnoer beute nib erWa1ls
ten, marsn Ser SobeH uuo eas Sett nit Slut
brtedt. 2onis fOrnte Sen Sd)liillei nidt finz
cen, nit meldem Der Sater an Nbtno uorz
her sic 8biire oerihloilsn bate, uno erft mi
8 i;fr, ais Der 3ebriGbrige Otto 6Olrenbotf
Gil bic Ghirc fam, mn 2ouis ;ur Sdule gu
lufen, erfubren Die gtafboru, mas uorgefals
len fCi. Stt0's Shutter, melde i'm unteren
3 belle 6ss Sauies iuohnte, 0fuete Die Gbiire
rnt benafriftigte Die Yoli,ei. 0rees batte
btc Nr1u in Shlafe get0btet. Beioeu m1ren
bic Sdnpter iait uolfGnaiB pom 3sHmplt 5e
trennt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-09
S6laHofsseis.
UnterIcl6Sidjmcr,enI /

Surtfuu, 9iarrbSs, Cholera spcrbus rA.- ,.
S9'ietr Sfablg1n9 nerber iiinerboIb I0 oSrr ~ No.
n2tea hur1 HGefpab'5 3eabb aelief orbsiit 60 80
S1utanerarg Mno feline GntyinSuno rs2ns strsn M.sn
SsGf Ts ISaslpanntRett oirS BEN @etra sss r. 81 ~.
g II Der erie anS tin;tss 5d5mersrsaiu.r A,.
Sthonatlp ols l1redhiter S9perjsu iiiGt G,t,sa' W.
6AH8e Nnp Slutdnereng Iinhert pb iis INV - -
Ghh8en Dem gaasG, ben GingspctSer nSsr o,h,s ~.
AlBehsn autretsn, ns'ln eds sgitteI eirn:sT A..
rIBt, Inh Stuar ''' '1"pSa1 o's
tn etner bis J'oansig Waiauten.
A2He naterlniee, iute a.,6 be S5tmcr,e,, n,,. r.
Mo9e eis on RPslnata .us qeieenSen Sis "a 4Ss Ssh
sTBs cle NStIhpptIien Die gsrr6ien BE an W.
teIAte oHet oHeSrsn Srantbetteu IeiSsr psrhs. S
p's @tnnnSunS bon NoSlYas 9cob5 Weisi ooHSIe PIP
ll'eS'i0sr4na hHben. NS'''O"a'
GibIneuugen Der Heren. grt,Tunu,,..
or Slale, @ebarmz zGHt;ilnonnaen, Q,,r.
gen eor9eiltOnrn SalSleiSeu, Iff6mo.
Qsrjtloplsn, 0tpbtberitis, bsferifteTn.
Iaue' Srauut, &ntarrb, Suhusu,a, Ronf.
ipeP, 5abr'dmc3en, Rerralgie, G6fr.
alatignIus, falteS uuo beises 1iekpr
Sa4Hsraagen nno 9rpftcuItn.
S's AfigsTenns bss ,,ReaS9 ReIie" an Ser vs,r NJ.
oH2r grlsdtenlra. S''oerhFs
ErlFia bt9 etSsiHErnbFen in cinsm gEaSsot,er b.,,
le' ~ neft9sn AugenbideT 3rdmSfe, aFGoeri i,Sr,
Ssv;TsrIeil SePfdme2eu 0idrrBte 5bientsrb Sas
~ 2;iLaGlsi,9Sn @ ane ale tnnerLiten S3msr,en,
5s'ienee louteR thinner ene 6Infbe ber v Ss,nL.
,t.4dy ltelief" bei ii tragen eBerice 9rSsSss -
th, N saNer Gettnn, 1caen alien Grdnfteif,n ,,,,s
9I ethit etftnlt'ter Seieen, Sis aus be Ssbrn,1Ss
N'sE &allS!s erlsriu1cn, bor Ss III elm beiJ.Tss
S''i'laH's' els lrani7hl@sr BrGnhb pser Sttssrtr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-09
sGMin0iaGt

Die gross gGa5t hieTes Se;ImttteIs oTsr5art Cd n
aruntteiten, bic hen Iob 9erteiwfBren 6ycaen u.t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-09

-Gie britiite gnfubr uubm i'll Nonat
Sannur i'm 8ersIeif gum Sannar 1882
nm So, III 800, bic ausiubr nm tI0S, ZOO
81.
- Der 0ampfer Utopia" aus Retp.Yort
iber beien Satdial man beiOrgt mar, in
fHer in @laeaop, Sdottlano, augsfommen.
- Der Safen uOn SOsiiu in Siib=8ns.
Lamb in bereits wieoer 'pon Sis irsi.
- Der Qorbmapor BON 9On6on bat iid be.
reit erfldrt, BeitrGge fir Die Notbleioenoer
i'm pefilideu Srlan0 entgegen 3u uebmen
: Der Don 0ioerpOOl mad Bolton abges
gangeue 9ampier n8uoarinn" III in beidd.
bistem i3uitanbe mad Sem erfersu 9afeu gu.
riidgetebrt.
Die s0hite Star 9ampierlin!e" BAT
fid erbOtsu, 100 Gonneu amsritaniider 2tu8.
fteGAn9s.@e9enitdnte tOitenfrei mad Der Ans.
fteuung gu @Ort, Srlano, ~ bei0rOeru.
- Sr. @oumounoouros, Der eberaliBe
griediitle Yremiermjuiiter, behsn @rtrau,
tunq bereitS mitgetbeilt purbe, liest in boii.
nunSsloism 3uitanbe barnieber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-09

goutenmsn c5ne iesI9sr BsiseItnat, s,.1an. rt.t
iRfsni Giiiln BLGrt, pHrsiren, rssuIirsR. rsniBez
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-09

Ter 6iuf) bel y ittaburs i'm 6alien. ,ositer uns
ten issod) i'm Steisen.-Sie oerbeersnefte
liebri fci,ipcmniune felt 1860.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-01-06

At about half past two o'clock yester-
day afternoon Joseph SpoOner's smoke
house, back of his meat market, was dis
covered to be on fire, and at once the fire
bell sent the news along the streets.
The members of, the, hose companies
were Immediately seen running from
all directions to their posts of duty and
long lines of hose were soon stretched
along the streets to the hydrants in the
vicinity of the fire, but there the hose
lay, as fiat as an editors pocket-boOk,
with no water to send flying through
them. The members of the hose COM
panies could be seen, with axes,
backed up by muscle and will, trying
to pick away the packing which theWater
Commissioners had caused to be placed
about the hydrants, and which had
frozen hard, and at the same time it was
discovered that the water commissioners
had taken the wrenches away which be-
lOnged to the hose companies, We re-
frain from giving the strong language
INDUCED in by the members of the hose
companies when they found the condi-
tion of things Hose Co. No. speedily
got a good stream of water on the
burning building, from the hydrant on
Huron street and the fire, was soon
thing of the past. Our water works are
certainly success and we have some hose
companies that are a success, but
everything should be kept in readiness
so that when fire is discovered it will
not be necessary to take portion of the
burning building and hold it over the
hydrants in order to thaw, out the pack
ing, or hunt up the water commissioners
80 that wrench may be ifonnd before
water can be obtained. II ONO v,gsrarr
YOnthe, East and north sides of the
smoke house referred to are large frame
buildings which would have stood poor
chance If it had not been for hard work
done. by the hose companies and
OtnefS. v.r.f 90 U.ur. Nrt..t f...r... .
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-01-06
PersonaI.


MISS KITTIE HARRINGTON of Detroit
Is visiting friends here.
W. (. SMYTH, JR., of st. Ignace, spent
a'few days in town this week. -
DIR. JNo. R. BAILEY of Mackinac spent
a portion of the week in our village.
VIM. H. AND HENRY MAULTBY are in
town visiting their friends and families.
EDWARD, FORSYTH, spent short time
with his "better habitat Bay City the first
of the week. no ks.,tf
SANFORD BAKER made a business trip
to Detroit this. week, returning home
yesterday morning.
A. P. Frost, Esq, of Pontiac is expected
to make his sons, Geo. E., and Fred g.
Frost, visit next week.
A. M. CLARK of Lexington, Mich, Ma.
sonic Grand Lecturer left our village
on the Wednesday night train.
Mr.. AND MRS. C. s.. RAMSAY, returned
this morning from very enjoyable Wis
1t in Ohio. Wednesday Of last week al
Springfield, o., they attended the golden
wedding Of Mrs. Ramsay's parents.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-01-06
A n-miniscence.

A friend from Mackinac tells the fol-
lowing: Many years ago when a num-
ber of articles, (whiskey included) were
cheap certain gentleman who was,
then, engaged in business on the island
of Mackinac, thought he might, perhaps,
increase his trade by dealing out
small quantity of the fire water to Mr..
and Mrs. "Lo" who were quite numerous
in this region at that time. Acting on
this idea that his fortune could be thus
materially augmented he went to the
store of a prominent firm and bought a
barrel Of whiskey. 1t was then winter
and good freezing weather. As the bar
rel was being rolled out, he asked the
junior partner, whom we will call
Ruben, in whisper, "Rube, how
much water will this bearp" Rube,
with knowing wink, and twinkle in
his eye, replied: "'Bout half" So our
friend had the barrel carted to his shop,
placed in a back shed, and quietly pro-
ceeded to make one, two, by adding the
due proportion of harmless lake water.
The night was very cold. On the fol-
lowing morning, when poor "LO" came
around to trade and squander his du-
cats, just paid out by the U. s. Indian
agent, our neophyte proceeded to draw
the costly nectar" when 10! to his
astonishment, the Juice refused to pen
citrate through the orifce Of faucet and
spigot; in other words it had CONCEALED
under the influence of "Jack Frost"
He returned to the store where he had
made the purchase the day before, and
said: "Rube, thought you told me that
whisky would bear one-half water"
Rube replied: $50 I did" Our neo-
phyte then said, in troubled way: 81
watered mine One-half, and 1t froze.
And Rube retOrted: "YOu - fool, ]
watered that whisky myself, before
sold 1t to your
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NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 6. 1883.
nIasonic Installation.

The exercises connected with the ded-
ication and installation services of the
Masonic Hall took place on Monday even
ing last. A. very select audience assem-
bled by special invitation, which with
the members of the Lodge filled the large
and elegant rooms belonging to the
order. Deputy District Grand Master
Clarke, who is also Grand Lecturer of
the order for the state'of Michigan, was
present, and was assisted by the retiring
Master of the Lodge, Mr.. Bell, in the
ceremonies of the installation of the
newly elected officers whose names are:
w. M.-G.:G. Wharton.
s. Wv. G. Boggs.
j. We. o. Penny.
Sec.-J. P. Sutton.
Treas.-J, B. Macarthur.
s. D.-B. H. BegOle.
j. DIV. H. Daily.
Stewards-W. C. Whiting and JOnn B.
Adams.
Tyler.-H. H. Ke Ear.
The dedicatory exercises, followed by
the address of Mr.. Clarke were very in
teresting and impressive. Mr.. Clarke
is gentleman of culture and refine
ment. His address was very able and
eloquent one, and was listened to with
the most profound attention by all
present.
The supper following, in the parlors
adjoining, was furnished by Mrs.
Jewell, deservedly popular for her taste
and skill in all matters of that kind.
The tables were not only elegantly ar
ranged, but most bountifully supplied
with all the good things of the season
of which all partook with evident salts
faction,
After partaking Of the superb supper,
number of the more youthful members
and some of the invited guests remained
for participation in the pleasures of
the Light fantastic" Every person
seemed delighted with the dedicat0ry
exercises, and especially SO with Mr..
Clarke's very able and eloquent address.
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old Time.

MR.. EDITOR: Have, you ever taken
time to think what very "old cOdger"
Time is? When the mud, sills of this
universe were laid. the old fellow was
there; mot to "boss the job but to see
that the thing was done ION the square,"
And when old Noah launched the ark,
and started for the straits of Mackinac
he was on deck, not as captain but first
mate. And ever since the death of Able,
he has been going around with his rude
moving machine attesting to the en-
phatic truth of that old .couplet In our
grandfather's spelling-bOok, viz:
. "Time Cuts down all . ,-, t..l
Both great and small"
And old Sam. Tilden's time cannot be
very far off now How the modern "Jef'
fersonian Democracy" will mourn when
old Time with one sweep of his moving
machine smoOthes off the cOrns from the
pedal extremities of Sam. and John
At the first game of base ball in the
garden of Eden, Time was there keeping
tally, and acting as umpire" Time is
the oldest inhabitant. When Adam
sought to pre-empt the ''half section" in.
which paradise was located, Time was
there and told Adam that that would
not prevent the foreclosure of the origin
al mortgage, and as result, Adam and
wife were both busted in the snOOt" and
kicked out of the township. Il. sFra
Time saw the first red-headed wood,
pecker, and heard the mellifluous voice
of the black-headed bumblebee as he
sang for the first time in Eden, we'll
Rally Round the Flag Boys."s Etnn
Time controls the fate of empires, the
grit of the prize fighter, and the depth
Of brown on the wings Of a turkey roast
ing in the kitchen of the Grand Central,
for New Years dinner.
Time saw the Tower Of Babel rise and
fall. Many an "Old brick" found that
that enterprise did not "pan out" half as
well as expected, for instead of having
a "high old time," they "tumbled to the
racket" of fate. '''''. .'o' ,oi''.. ,,9'
Time saw the, rise of Babylon, Nine
yah and Cheboygan, but they have all
sfpassed in their checks" save the latter,
"you bet" hl a' .'H ri
Over all the grand old empires the
'wOodbine twineth" andthe musicalnotes
of the owl resounds amid their solitudes
"muchly." 81 should smile" were / to
forget to mention that Time smoothes
the false hair waves on the tOp-knot of
the city school marin, and polishes the
Uranium of the bald-headed man for Q
race course for the flies, and starts the
fuzz on the upper lip of the young gent.
who, using st. Jacobs oil, is struggling
to deyelOpe his first mustache. ga
Time transforms saw-logs into palaces
and renders plethoric the pocket book of
the man who loans money at four per
cent a month. H''t4g "a.
Time attends all the weddings, and
removes the lustre from the gifts of SOL
i'd silver bought at dollar stores to give
to the bride splendid outfit" in her
new home. Time and the dentists fill
the mouths of many toothless maiden
with a complete set Of potato masher''
and renders her more lovable and kiss
able, you may "bet your boots" on that.
So endeth your correspondents soli-
loquy on Time.
| rr ..t' Now AND THEN.
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Election Of Church Omcers.

Election Of Church Omcers.
The ANNUAL meeting of the Congrega-
tional church and Society was held last
Tuesday evening, at which time the
following officers were elected:
DeacOn-Ge0. K. Frost.
Treasurer-Edward 0. Penny.
Clerk--William Vanderbilt. se..
Trustee, full term,-H. A. Blake.
4" to fill vacancy, year, 7. I.
Van Arsdale. '~Afl
Trustee to fill vacancy 2 years, Geo.
Z. Frost. p. ,r~~.--.rl