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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-07-16

JOHN REYNOLDS, now of Buffalo, was
one of the mobile Six Hundred" that
rode into the valley of Death" at the
battle of Balaklava. He was born in
the county of Longford, Ireland, and
entered the army in 1851. When asked
how many came out of tho charge alive,
Mr.. Reynolds said it was hard to say.
as so many who were wounded recov-
cred afterward. Probably there were
$50 on horseback who returned to the
English lines. The men did not drop
faster than in a general engagement,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-07-16
The Afghan Frontier.

Advices from St Petersburg say that
Russians in front of Murghab state that the
Afghans are massing troops on the frontier.
The Russians are of tho opinion that the
Ameer intends to avenge the Penjdeh de-
feat. The Sariks are also excited by the
Afghan movement, which seems likely to
end ia Russian interference should the Af-
ghans again go to the length of justifying
the Russians in taking notice OF their inso-
lent challenge.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-07-16

The love, of distinction is the ruling
passion of the human mind; we grudge
whatever draws off attention from our
selves to others; and all our actions
are but different contrivances, either
by sheer malice or affected liberality,
to keep il TO ourselves or share it with
others.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-07-16

The Comptroller of the Currency has
authorized the American Exchange Nation
oil Bank, Of Detroit, to begin business with
a capital OF $4,000.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-07-16

John A. Bell began work for the De-
troit Free Press as galley boy at the age
of fourteen in 1865, and retires from the
concern as managing editor. after twenty
years of faithful and intelligent service.
He will enter the legal profession.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-07-16

B. +. HAcKMAN, at one time publisher
of the American Register at Washington,
has become a partner in the New Orleans
Daily States Publishing Company.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-07-16

Mr.. RusKIN's father was once wine
merchant His maternal grandmother was
the landlady OF the Old Kings Head Tavern
at Croydon, and her husband was sailor.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-07-16

SENATOR PLUMB. of Kansas. is said to
be engaged in a careful study of Southern
scenes aud life. and the horrible possibil-
ity is suggested that be is going to write a
hook
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-07-16

A new BEDFORD woman has taken to
playing the cornet The question Of
woman's suffering is widening.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-07-16

HELEN GARDNER claims 10 be the only
woman infidel in the world.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-07-16

"A cheap circus Grew 1900 people un.
der the canvas at St Louis.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-07-16

THE Lynchburg Vir0inidn wants Gen.
Early to write history Of the war.
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death n

The death of so prominent a merchant
as Mr.. C. II. Mabley is not only a most i'm
portant and interesting local event, bnt will
attract attention far beyond the city limits.
Establishments in four ether cities have
made his name, if not his personality,
known to the citizens of as many other
states. His renowned Advertisements have
literally made his firm and business ~famil-
From the father who bought his clothing
and the mother who visited his bazars to
the boy who was fitted out as occasion re-
quired with suit and bat and ball and sled,
Mabley's name was like one of the family's.
free Press.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-07-16

The Richmond. creamery is making
1900 pounds of butter week. 4

The Richmond. creamery is making
1900 pounds Of butter week.. z
"A Saginaw firm has received an order
for lumber from the West Indies.
James Oglesby. OF Detroit. fell from
the steamer Alaska at Putin Bay, and was
drowned.
William McGargle slipped into vat of
boiling brine at Port Austin and was terri
bly, scalded.
Owing to the severe illness of Saline
woman the church bells of that place have
not been rung for the last three Sundays.
Reuben N. Rice, for many years Gen
eral Superintendent of the Michigan Gen.
tral Railroad, died at his home near Bos-
ton.
H. p. Hosley, of Petoskey, foreman
CT a gravel gang, was run over by the
gravel train at Mackinaw City and was
killed.
With stock of pig-iron on hand esti-
mated ut $4,000 tons the Fayette furnace.
near Escanaba. has closed down for an in
definite period.
Mrs. Chapoton, who has just died at
Detroit, was born in Michigan ninety three
years ago. She was the Oldest white woman
born in the State.
One strong argument in favor of light
ing the streets with gas-besides its econ
omy-is found in the restoration of our
street signs, the absence of which has
caused SO much inconvenience and loss of
time and temper.-Free Press.
Two deaths by drowning resulted al
Ishpeming last week. The first was girl
five years old, who fell into Lake Angelina,
while playing near the water. The second
was boy named Peterson, twelve years
old, who fell into the same lake while fish
ing.
Judge Smith, of Clinton County, says
in so many words that woman who will
marry q drunkard must accept the conse-
quences and expiate the folly by going with
him through life. He said this to Mrs
Clara Reed, refusing her application fol
divorce.
1t is expected that 125 United States
convicts in the Detroit House of Correction
will be freed by a Supreme Court decision
to the effect that trial for infamous" crimes
can properly be had only after indictment
by Grand Jury. One convict has already
been released on this ground.
DIR. A. M. Gerow has cranberry marsh
located about Eve miles from Cheboygan.
He has one acre planted that is coming on
finely, the plants being in blossom and CIV
ing indications of promising results. Last
week he sent ont fifty three bags. about
one ton of plants sufficient, to put in foui
more acres. 1t will not be many years be-
fore this will become very important
factor in the industries of this section
Cheboygan Tribune.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-01-31

DEcEs.-Mardi dernier, lc q de
&c mois, est decide, a Page de -
II ct 6 mois, Jean Celestin, natif
de Montmeyan, departement du
Var, France. SEES fun6railles ont
ell lieu mercredi soir, 4 $50 heu-
res, au cimetiere de peglise catholi-
que st. Joseph, ct c restes ont
etc tscortes a sa derniere demeure
par lie corps DIES pompiers, don't il
etait un dies membres honoraires.
ct par I'm nOmbreuX cOncOurs d'a
mis- ct de commissioners.
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C-REvASsE.-Dimanche soir, yers
dix heures, une breche considera>
bic s'est faite dams Ia levee de Mr..
j.. BarriOs, 4 environ trois miles
Ell has de Lockport, sur Ia rive
droite du Bayou Lafourche. LIE
lendemain pouverture await cent
cinquante pieds de large.
D'apres les gems du voisinage
cette levee await rapparcnce d'ttre
parfaitement sOlide ct Ia catastro-
phe qui venait d'aIriver les a d'au-
tant plus surpris c'est que la partie
qul etc emportfe await etc renfor-
Gee rannee derniere par le Bureau
DIES levees. Cette crevasse fcra
beaucoup de NAL, carelle Va monder
la partie Ia plus fertile de notre pa
rOiSSe.
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ST. JEAN BAPTISTE.
Nous lisons dams IL Meschacejje

Nous lisons dams IL Meschacej6 !:
La levee dc Davis nest pas en-
core aclievee sur toute Sa lOnyneur
ct scion IL rapport dies ingfnieurs
qui Font visltee il y fauo enco.e
b~eaucoup dc travail avant qu'elle
offre les conditions de securite desi
rabies. Cette levee est completee
q son extremite ct sur I'm parcours
de 3456 pieds. mails la par.ie Gui
traverse la cOuIee superieurc Test
pas encor" tini2 ct IL contractcnr
6prouve quelq"e dif1icuit6 4 y tixer
Ia terre du cote du tienve. LA base
de Ia digue d Get endroit est de
200 pie.lS. ActueIlemeLt le' travail
tait SLEEVE a environ quart'e piesls
au desssous du niveau du fleuye.
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OFFRE.-TOus nos sOuscrIpteurs
qni paier0nt lie montant de leurs
subscriptions Ell plein ct une aimee
d'avance, recevront gratuitement,
pendant n aimee, pAmerican
Farmer ct IN traite surles maladies
DIES chcvaux ct mulets.
E4merican Farmer est un jour-
nal public dams PIndiana, exclus
sivement devoue aux inter6ts de-
agriculteurs, Il relevage des ami
maux, aux .jarliniers ct a toutc s0r-
te Industries qui Sc rattachent 4
la culture.
LIE traite sur les maladies des
chevaux est un livre indispensable
d tous ceuX qui ont DIES animaux.
Toutes les maladies y sont lucide-
ment decrites ct les remedies pour
les combattre y sont donnes.
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BAYOu.-Depuis que la crevasse
s'est fate, lie niveau de reau du
Bayou, apres avoir baissG de quel-
ques pouces, reste a peu pres sta
tiOnnaire. TOutes les rivitres Les
hauts etant actuellement & la bais-
Sc, on a tout lieu de croire que le
plus grand danger pour les lev6es
est pasSe.
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BEAU TEMPs.-Depuislundi der
nier jusqu'a jeudi soir, il a fait un
temps superbe. Pendant ces quel-
ques jours de beau temps, les che.
minis commencement a secher ct les
gems dc la campagne commencement
d rendre a nOtre vile leur visite
habituelle. Les VOLTA encore retenuS
chez eux, Dieu salt pour combien
detemps.
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CONCERT.-C'est ce soir que doit
avoirlieu dansla sale DIES pompiers,
lie grand concert dome AL benefice
lie la compagnie DIES Z. X. Guards.
lie programme de cette soir6e Sc
compose de musique vOcale ct in
strumentale, de tableaux ~repr6sen-
tants des scenes militaires ct d'ex.
ercices executes par les membres
de la compagnie. Les artistes-ama-
teurs qui sont appel6s d executor.
sous Ia direction du p~rofesseur E.
Chol, la partie vocale ct instrument
tale, sont: Melles Clothilde, Pau
line ct Bette A. ChOl, Melles Nir-
ginie ct Lucille Leblanc, Nellie Lou
Use Hoffman,, NELLIE Mathilde Dan.
sereau, NELLIE Alice Malhiot, NELLIE
Celine Albert, NM. F. Thibodaux,
b. Blake, James Brazil, {. +.
Schrenk, E. "A. O'Sullivan, Felix
Riviere, +. Riviere ct E. Legendre.
lie premier tableau representa- les
adieux, lie second lie depart, lie troi-
sieme lie combat, ct lie quatrieme
apres la victoire. Apres ce dernier
tableau, la marche des c. h. Guards,
compose par lie professeur +. Chol,
sera executee par Porchestre, pen
dant la maneuvre della compagnie'
Les portes s'Ouvriront q heures
ct lie rideau sc levera d $ heures
precises. lie prix d'admission est
so cents. A cote de la sale dt
concert seront installes des Bullets
OH seront SERVES, a des prix mode
res, toute espece de BONES chooses
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MUsIQUE.-Nous apprenons avec
plaisir que la bande de musique,
connue sous lie non de ThibOdaM.c
Bind, dissoute depuis longtemps,
Went de Sc re%organiser ct. sc pre-.
pare pour la grande parade annuel-
lie des pompiers. A Get effet Ia
compagnie des pompiers Protector
No. ? leur u offert ct accorde rusa-
ge de leur sale pour leurs rep6ti-
tons.
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LICENsEs-Les licenses, pour
Tannte 1855, sont actudllement
dueeS ct lc Collector de taxes est
pref "a collector. Au premier du
mois d'avril tous ceuX qui n'aurOnt
pas pave, seront portes SUI III liste
DIES dtlinquants, laqnelle sera re
mise a lavocat nOmmG par lie gou-
verneur pour en- opGrer lie recouvre-
ment.
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IIASOU lS1E ID ANS
Auburn, Ala, s sept. 1SS4-Je suis
TN vieux pharmacien ct jai eu, de-
puts vingt-cinq ans, beaucoup d
faire avec les maladies du sang.
J'ai vendu toute espece de puriica-
tours du sang, ct .je dis, sans la
mOindre hesitation, que lie Swift
Specifique est lie meilleur ct celui
qui u dome Ia satisfaction Ia plus
grande. L'annee derniere un jeune
etudiant vint dams ma pharmacie,
convert d'eruptions. Je lui recon
mandai lie S. S. S. II en- prit seule-
ment trOis bouteilles ct les erup-
tons disparurent. Sa peau deyint
SOuple ct fraiche CONNIE celle dun
%enfant ct 0 poids s'accrut de dix
livres. Apres une absence de PIN
sieurs semaines, a peine, 81 a son
r%ctour, j'ai pu lie reconnaitre. II d.
salt que sa peau ct son esprit etai-
ent renouyeles. Nombre d'autres
cas-, mOins severes, sont venus sous
mon Iraitement ct avec tous j'ai
Obtenn les meilleurs resultats. LIE
Swift Specitique est un TONGUE
excellent ct CONNIE antidote pour
Ia fievre de marais il ma pas son
superieure. Beaucoup de danes
Sen servent CONNIE tongue dams lie
cas- de debilite generate ct lie trou-
vent lie plus satifaisant qu'elles
aient .jamais use. Je vends depuis
cinq annees environ du Swift Spe.
Clique ct .je suis satisfait de he
pouvoir trop recommander ses me-
rites. G.. w. DIXON.
i Present. par les medecins.- J'ai
present. lie Swift Specifique CONNIE
TONGUE, dams nombre de cas- dem
poisonnement du sang, ct j'ai fait
DIES cures alors que tous les autres
remedies 6taient reSteS sans result
tat.
r. NJ. STRICKLAND, NJ. d.,
Cave Spring, Ga.
Traite sur les maladies du sang
ct de la peau envoy6 gratis, s'a-
dresser THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
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PAROISSES.


LIE Bulletin de Marksville annon-
&c que la riviere est juste a Ia hau-
teur voulu pour inonder les campa-
gnes. LIE Mississippi Charlie guam
tit6 de bois de charpente qui de-
Went un serieux obstacle 4 Ia navi-
CATION.
TERREBONNE.
On travaille achievement, dit lie
Courier, a la construction de la
fabrique &c mousse sur lie bayou.
Les chemins sont en- 81 mauvais
etat Que les charrOis sOnt suspen.
duS.
VERMILLION.
Tout est monde Les animau1
notre derniere resource, dit le Nj
yidional, won't fondre, !comme peris
sent les orangers.
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HObserrer de Ia Pointe.a-la.Ha-
che annonce que les chemins sont
devenus impracticables ct que tout
lie monde est oblige d'aller d pied.
On est Ell train d'etablir une
communication telegraphique entire
Pointe- ALA Haache, Ia Nouvrlle.
Orleans ct les points iDtermediai.
res.
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REMPLACEMENT. - Mr.. II. 4.
Frost Il remplace John NJ. Walsh.
nomme Assessor de la paroisse,
dams lie bureau du sheriff. Mr.. Frost
est un llomme tres actif Qui rem
plira son devOir CONNIE dtpute a
la satisfaction generate.
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NEW FIRM!

The undersigned announce to their friends
and the public that they have entered into
co-partnersihp. under the firm name Of
Roth & Fleetwood,
for the purpose Of carrying on the drug bust
ness, in connection with which they will keep
Fancy Articles,
STATIONERY AND VINE LIQUORS
at the old Stand, on the corner OF Main
and St. Philip Streets.
f. N. ROTH,
j. N. FLEETWOOD.
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VISITE. - Pendant la semaine
nous avons Ell la visite de rex-gou-
veur +. I. Nichols ct du Col. Louis
Bush. Arrives dimanche, lis sont
parts pour IL Nouyelle Orleans
mardi sOir.
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TRAVAUX AGRICMES-Les ira
vaux agricolrs qui. depuis que le
beau temps etnit revenu, ayaient
reprlS, So trOuvent encore interrOm-
pus par le mauvais temps.
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NOUVELLES

JURY DE PoL1CE.-Le Jury de
Police s'assemblera en- session rcs,.
liere, lie second mercredi .du mois
de fevrier.
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IBERVILLE.

LIE South d,Iberville fats les re-
Election suivan;es 4 propos DIES re-
paratioms dies levees
NJ. Gueymard dit, dams 0 rap
port, que les proprietaires, eli gene
raj, ne prennent aucun inttrtt 4 Ia
preservation des levees, meme de-
want leurs habitations.
La levee Rescue est reparce par
les planteurs voisins, au lieu de
r6tre par lie proprietaire lui.mtme.
Tout celia attriste ct prouve beat
coup d'apathie de la part de nos
plauteurs. Celia ne peut leur faire
honneur, hi chez eux, nj All dehors.
II leur faut plus de bois de char
pente, plus de terre pour leurs le-
wees, plus de secours de la caisse
publique. lis semblent oublier qu'
lis torment une partie du gouverne-
ment ct que leurs taxes. sont lie
principal aliment qui entretient Ia
machine gouvernementale. II Y en-
aqui refusent de payer leur take dc
lev6e, puts implorent le secours de
la paroisse, au moment du danger.
Ian dernier, Ia paroisse a de-
pens6 $4,000 en- achat de. bois,
pour proteger la population contre
rinondation ; ellie a pris sur ellie la
responsabilite dune dette de ce
montant ct a sauv6 la p~aroisse.
Bient6t las authorities de Ia paroisse
ont demand6 aux habitants de ve-
mir d leur secours. II await caiculG
qu'une take dun demi pour cent
suffirait 4 couyrir tOute Ia dette. LIE
.juri de police a etc autoris6 par pc
tition a soumettre cette take an vote
populaire. Jamais tentative ma
etc plus malheureuse. Il ny a pas
TN dixieme DIES contribuables qui Y
consentit Ill a fallu renoncer d Tex.
tinction de Ia dette.
Voici maintenant les eaux qui
haussent; il est absolument n6ces-
saire d'agir. On ne compile plus,
du moment du danger. Les plan
teurs en- votant la take, en- eussent
ell, tout au plus, pour $50 ; lis ont
etc obliges den bonner 100, ct les
travaux ont, avec peine, pu 6tre
commences. Celia est triste 4 dire,
mails il fault bien avouer Ia v6rit6.
Chacun ne pense qua sol, ct Oh
laisse tout lie reste au hasard. -
EAST BATON ROUGE.
LIE temps, dit le Sugar Planter,
qui await etc dune relnarQuable
dOnceur jusQu,a vendredl DC ID Sc
name derniere, s'est tout a coup RI
fralchi, jnsqu'a atteind1e Ia gelee,
mais &c brusque chan gemement de
temperature, await etc precede
dune pluie torrentielle qui await
gont16 tous les bayous ct monde
les prairies.
Une grande %quantit6 de points
ont etc endommages ct les chemins
sont devenus presqu'impractica.
bles.
ST. CHARLES.
LIE Herald de st. Charles, dit OUT
la pluie de jeudi dernier etc gene
- 49, l. Ak:Nc:s~~
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LIE Herald de st. Charles, dit que
la pluie de jeudi dernier etc gene
rale dams le bass,n lu Mississippi,
il faut nous pr6parer . une crue ter
rible attendu que le fieuve est
maintenant q moins de deux pieds
audessous de Ia marque des hautes.
eaux. Il fant faire bonnie garde
sur les levees, fortifer celles qui
sont fables, les proteger par des ia
cines, a rendroit on pon & fait des
tranchees pour trigger les rizieres.
CALCASIEU.
L'eau, ditl,Ech du Lac Charles,
est tres haute dams notre rivi6re ct
nos cours d'eau, mails nous n'av0ns
plus de nouvelles pertes de bois de
charpente.
Nos 6leveurs apprehendent beau
coup que les pluies froides qai Sc
sont succedees, depuis quelques
iours me- leur fassent perdre beau
coup d'animaux.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-08
THE DEVASTATING GAMBLER.

The gamblers OF Ncw-York have led precarious and
on whole wreched existence for two or three years
past These places have been rded by both the public
police and whenever the attitude of tho law
ia decided toward them they read the handwriting the
wall and take holiday. Perhaps the least sesatisfied
countenances to be seen around hotels and public
resorts ara the Did gamblers ho long had complete I'M
munty, and to this day preserve little hold ON the
police and the police Justices Cases are not infre-
quent OF gamblers sitting minor benches or being
clerks of the Hence certain latent sympathy
In the prosecution OF these and their being
surprised The best thing the gambler do to satisfy
himself Is to get OF the business altogether. The
occasional funds OF money he raises by his dangerous and
outlawed trade hardly ever stay By him. AMI good
deal OF goes the police and the lawyers and other
parasites hold vice be their natural banker and
side patron Our hotels also often Indifferent TO the
presence ofthe gambling community hight among their
guests and 1t to to be poor thing to do with
gnest who comes to town with money which he might
otherwise spend In the proper otcc OF hospitality 10
allo him TO taken In hand by gamblers roper
in and escorted to place In the neghborhood where
he can picked clean and has to draw his check
or less uncertain pay his bill and get speedily out OF
town.
sufficient number Of gamblers viii devastatc any
territory on the globo Long Island City, though It Is
the oayal county and with the seat OF justice has
been kept back Notwithstanding long -wited men Ike
liphaot Mott thought had such admirable opportuu
that half cenlury VI uluro
meps there the benefit OF Union College and other
trusts The gamblers found 1t convenient spot halt
between the OF tracks and the city, and IN little
while the whole city government became the creature OF
gamblers. lDefalcations began, violence not
common; and the tone Of that suburb began to grow
Island or In the general Vicinity OF New-ioi wnch hS
not collapsed and left behind long pile of old board
fences and some old hotel which fate and ghosts
seem 10 hover There at least two such courses on
Long Island and In old city their yestses are 10
be see M and the Eysian Fields In Hoboken seem never
10 have recovered the gamblers visitation there
half a ago truth there can be 90 occupation
worthy a rtght-hinkng man a. 10 Ve by temp
tation and advantage refusing work. being IN perpetual
watch for men OF means youths with lesaces
prospeos and thus corruptng at the fountains OF society
lives meant 10 be fully lved out with credit and
posure man who expects 20 play this kind OF game
and be q permanently happy man Is terrifying his
wrefebed eenscence with apparent examples In regular
life which he Will find investigation he has never
understood.