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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-04-30
NORTHERN TRIBUNE
THURSDAY. APRIL 30. 1886.
A Famous Veto.

ONLY a day or two ago gentleman,
who was for long time in Gen. Grants
Cabinet, told me of a somewhat import
ant historical incident which NAV posi-
bly have been printed and be more com.
monty known than / suppose, but it is
new to me and venture to repeat 1t. 1t
was touching the memorable veto of the
bill extending the time for the resump.
ton of specie payments, an act which
stands out mere prominently than al
most any ether of the Generals two
Presidential terms. There we're marked
differences Of opinion in the party, and
so there were among the strong Rspub-
lican Senators and In the Cabinet, too.
The west, including many strong friends
of the administration. was strongly in
favor of the bill. Ii was speci0usly urged
that to veto the bill would bring on a
crisis and ruin; that little delay could
do no harm; that IL was not an extreme
measure,in any direction, and that the
pail y differences would harmOnlZ0 upon
the measure. The General canvassed
the Cabinet members upon the matter,
and learned that they stood five to two
in favor of his signing the bill. When
talking with my Informant upon the
subject, he spoke Of the strong Republic
can support the bill had. and expressed
most earnest desire to pacify the party
and please the western men, but" said
he, "the party must thrive on what is
right or not at all. l do not think this
bill is right, and intend to veto it,
The next morning before the Cabinet
meeting, the General asked the gentle
man telling me the story to sit down by
his desk, and said 81 tried myself last
night. tried to see if could find rea
sons to justify myself in letting that be-
come law, and wrote message Civ
ing all the reasons conld think of, and
put them as strong as could put them
to be fled with my approval of the bill
and here it is," and he opened drawer
took out the paper and read it. Wher
be had finished the Cabinet minister ex
pressed surprise and disappointment
| The General said: You don't think tha
strong message?" "NO. do not" was
the reply. "Well. don't, either. die
the best | could in that direction to SCI
if l could make a success of it, and fail
ed. am going to stand by my cOnvic
lions. Here is another message which
wrote last night. that is more satisfac
tory to ne, and | shall use, come wha
will and he took from his desk ant
read that other, which the next day ram
through the land. prOclaimiDg and guar
anteeing the good faith and honor of tina
National life which his matchlsss mill
tary genius, logged perseverance, an
subsequent generous fOrbearance an
wise craftsmanship had done so much t
conserve and perpetuate.-Atbany JON
| nal
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-04-30
The following poem regarding the os-

The following poem regarding the os.
cupatien of the scandal mOnger is wOr-
thy of prominent place in every scrap
book, and the lesson it teaches, should
be craven into the hearts of not few
who exist the world over:
Twas but breath
And yet the fair good name was wilted,
And friends once fond grew cold and stilted,
And life was worse than death.
One venomed word,
That struck its coward, poisoned blow,
In craven whispers, hushed and low
And yet the wide world heard.
Twas but one whisper, one,
That muttered low, for very shame,
The thing the SANDER dare not name
And yet the work was done.
A hit so slight,
And yet so mighty in its power,
A human soul in one short hour
Lies crushed beneath its blight!
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-04-30
Ayers Sarsaparilla

for Rheumatism, with entire success; and,
after careful observation, declares that, in
his belief, there is no medicine in tho world
equal to it for the cue of Liver Disorders,
Gout, tho elects Of high living, Salt
Rhoum, Sores, Eru?tions, and all the
various forms of blood diseases.
We have Mr.. LELASD's permission to invite
all who may desire further evidence in regard
to the extraordinary curative powers Of
AYERS SArsAPARILLA to see him person.
ally either at his mammoth Ocean Hotel,
Long Branch, or at the popular Leland Hotel,
Broadway, 9th and 2Sth Streets, New York.
Mr.. LELAND's extensive knowledge of the
good done by this unequalled eradicator OF
blood polsons enables him to give inquirers
much valuable information.
PREPARED BY
Dr.. J.C. Aver Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists; 81, six bottles for 50.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-04-30
Preserving Timber.

IN. Il. NItCiidlllCtl INoWS
About five years ago the chemist Of n
corporation, wishing to preserve shlng-
les against decay, and also render them
incOmbustible, impregnated them with
lime and salt by boiling them in selu-
tiOn of 10 Id. of salt and 20 Id. of lime
with $50 gallons $500 lb.) water. Ten
bundles of shingles were boiled until
thoroughly saturated, the process costing
80 cents per thousand shingles. These
prepared shingles have been used for
roofing purposes, both with and without
the protection afforded by paint. and the
result proved in every way satisfactory.
Recently some prepared shingles were
subjected to trials in competition with Or
binary shingles They were dipped in ma
phtha and lighted, the ordinary shingle
burning until consumed, while the flame
on prepared shingle went out as soon as
the naphtha was burned and without
igniting the single. A spark test made
by burning mixture of charcoal, sui
pher, and saltpeter on the shingles barn
ed the ordinary single, but only char
red those which were prepared. Expo
sure to gas flames showed similar resist
anee to combustion in the prepared
shingles. The antiseptie properties OF
lime upon wood and iron are well known
the only element of uncertainty being
the rate at which such lime and salt de-
posits in the pores of the wood would be
removed by rain storms. The experience
of five years show that this decrease is 8
slow one, and may be retarded by paint
1t is considered that such preparations
may be applied more thoroughly to green
| lumber where the sap cells are still OpeT
and capable of absorbing moisture thar
in seasoned stock which cannot have 81
much permeability.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-04-30
The Planting OF Evergreens.

A deciduous tree, the buds of which
have started, is always risky thing to
handle. With svergreens it is different.
They transplant better after vegetation
has started and the terminal buds begin
to swell. This is one reason why ever
greens furnished by nurssrymen with
other stock often fail. They have nee
essarily been dug too early, exposed
perhaps to chilling or drying winds
during the packing, and. though fresh
and green in appearance when received
by the planter, make no start after set
ting ont, and gradually turn brown and
die. 1t ia much better to order ever
green's to be sent separately from other
trees and later in the season, say durin 6
May or even June, If the season Ia baee-
ward and the new shoots have not had
much growth. They should be fresh
dug, quick packed and soon receives.
The tender part about an evergreen is
its root. If once dried 1t seldom recov-
ers. 1t is very Important, therefore,
that the roots should be carefully pro-
tected from sun and wind. If pOssibls
take a cloudy or showery day for hand
ling evergreeDs. If the right conditions
do not exist. keep the roots cOnstaptly
wet and rolled up IN mating. If there
are great many to be handled, as for
hedging keep them trenehed in moist
soil, renewing only few at a time
american Agriculturist for May.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-04-30
Grant and the Reporter.

New York Times.
When Garfield lay dead at Elberon,
and Mrs. Garfield was beginning to re-
alize the sOrrG W that had come upon her,
there went down from Jersey City dis
tinguished party. When the special train
rolled back to Jersey City the gentlemen
on the inside waited patiently until they
might get into their carriages to cross
the ferry and rattle away up town. One
parsonage i'm fine attire also waited with
the party. standing for the time on rear
platform, A New York newspaper re-
porter, assigned to meet the train, ap-
preached the gentleman with casual
inquiry and was most proneuncedly
snubbed. I'VE don't propose to DO both
cred by lot Of hazard reporters"
quOth the gentleman, with an extraOr-
binary emphasis on the "we." I'VE don't
want YOU around here anyway. Skipp
Just at this moment the car door was
thrown omen, a compact figure stepped
out on the platform on his way to the
ferry boat. He heard the agreeable re-
marks Of the austere gentleman, and he
turned around in surprise, half in shame
and then, as he recognized the reporter
no genially extended his hand toward
him and called out. "COme along with
me, my boy, and I'll tell you all about
it,"
This friend in neod was Ulysses s
Grant; the distinguished gentleman on
the rear platform was private Secretary
| on trial.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-04-30

"Pve heard a good deal about miners
woman get off," remarked an old soldier
"but once saw a little scene that beat
EN- all. 1t was at Ship Island near New
Orleans. General Butler, you know,
was in command. There was eight or
ten thousand men camped there. The
soldiers tents were on both sides of a
plank walk laid down in the sand. That
walk was fully mile and half long.
Well, sir, there wasn't woman on the
Island, not even cOlOred woman. Nest
of us hadn't seen woman for three
months. One day it was rumOred Gen
Buffers neice. Blanche Whatshername
anyway she married the Governor
of Mississippi, was coming to visit the
| island. You never saw such excitement
among q lot of men. IL we'd been told
q confederate cruiser was going to sweep
| the place with shells before morning 1t
wouldn't have caused so much cOmmO-
zion, sure enough, next afternoon she
landed. Escorted by some officers she
started UP that plank walk. The news
of her coming travelled faster then she
did, though, being passed from mouth
to mouth along the tents. Well If there
wasn't giJin' up and busting in that
camp. EveIy man of us able to move
started for the plank walk. The lame
walked up, some crawled on the sand
the sick begged to be carried. The
young lady-and she was as pretty as q
walked that mile and a half
between two rows of gaping admirins
men, each row twenty men deep. The
men were well behaved, kept still, and
most Of them dotted their hats But, dc
you know, I've always thought we en-
jOyed it better than she did, Chicago
| Herald.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-04-30
Ayers Sarsaparilla.

Since then Mr.. LELAND has recommended
AYERS SARsAPARILLA in many similar
cases, and he has never yet heard of its fall
ure to effect radical cure.
Some years ago one of Mr.. LELAND's farm
laborers bruised his leg. Owing to the bad
state of his blood, an ugly scrofulous swelling
or lump appeared on the injured limb. Hor-
rible itching of the skin, with burning and
darting pains through the lump, made life
almost intolerable. The leg became enor-
mously enlarged, and running ulcers formed,
discharging great quantities of extremely
offensive matter. No treatment was of any
avail until the man, by Mr.. LELAND's direc-
ton, was supplied with AYERS SARsArA-
RILLA, which allayed the pain and irritation,
healed the sores, removed the swelling, and
completely restored the limb to use.
Mr.. LELAND has personally used
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-04-30
Largest Hotel Enterprises

Of America, says that while passenger from
New York on board ship going around Cape
Horn, in the early days of emigration to CAL
ifornia, he learned that one of the officers OF
the vessel had cured himself, during the voy-
age, of an obstinate disease by the use Of
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-08-16

j. Ell hrIn,to vacoreg 10 ' tenn era
tern corr e
:
S-Elpr deduddod tos delns.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-08-16
SECCION LITERARIA.
LA HGRNANA DE LA CARLOAD.

Euuobcciendo siempre la ;anica que viste;
yelando entre Ia toca h"llera humildad
Cual los iazmines palda como la luna trste,
Dchosa afiigidl sobre la terra existe
Ia herrnana de Ia santa bendla Caridad.
No tiene para ella la noche soitaria
NJ Ia Quietad del sueno. nj 81 brillo del fes,in;
Su suaTo es Ia vi gilja su canto, Ia plegarla
Asi Ia madreselya, as Ia pasionaria,
Tan solo por las nocbes erfuman Fl jardin.
De- nmndsnales galas los fdtlles alln9s
Desli d an su embeleso = esclaya del Sen7r;
Y sin el dulce balsamu que scmbran sus carn",,
.Qniea les contara cueutos d los medrosos nlno-,
NJ qnen dicya los hucrfauos los besos del amor
"a velo IN pie a deshora. Va rece d. rodiile',
No cesa On el comhate su mistjca ansiodad
Euglrza N q rosario manos amsrilas,
Y hasta d color d. ccra que esmal,a sus mejlIas
Esparce en- los espir,us olor de =antidsd.
Los triuntos fugitivos, y los pomposos nombres
No van de su martirio nj de su anhelo en- pos;
Gloria, con tas gairnadas jamas sn paso altombtas
Que son para esa vrgen las glorias de los homores
Espere 10 que espere, 10 esperara de Dos
Hov que la muerte aiota la triste patria m a.
Del angel del cnfermo cantemos 81 poder;
Que Dios al morihuudo acaso la envia
Para entrevor 81 celo. detras de Ia agonia,
Debalo lie una toca, en forma de muler.
ANTONIO F GRiLo.
de La H.stracidn E.paaola 1mericaaa)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-08-16

"a asegarados los cstableeimientos d.
dicha finca.
R. /. P.-Ha fallecido en- ell Ma.
nicomio Provincial, en- laneutable es.
tado de demencia, ell lue fue entendidc
labori0so Doctor don Antonio Garcis
Hernandez, medico titnlar que hsbia
sido eu algunos pueblos de esta pro.
vincia.
Dssca1se en- psz ell infortnnado Sr
Garcia Hernandez, d cnya famiia
scompahamos en- So Justo dolor.
Surtido.-Ha recibido unO muy
extepso variado, Ell objetos de su ra-
mo, la elegante joyeria de los Sres.
Lentini i Co, de esta Capital
Rina Promovi0se anoche una
en- las inmediaciones de esta Imprenta.
Resntado: 81 consiguiente escanda-
10 tres heridos.
iAdelante
Academia. a.-LlamamOS la aten-
ci6u de los padres de tamllia hacia ell
anuncio que va en- otra parte, reterentl
d la Academia Preparatofia para el in-
sreso en- las carreras civiles Y militares
qne en- csts Capital dlrige ell ilustrado
Capitap de Artileria d. Ricardo Loho.
Lamentable. -Refri6ndOSe 8 Pc
IN 'laS, inserta nm coiega ponceno, entire
otras, las siguieutes lineas one nos han
prodnci 10 muy triste impressions:
"El v5mito 5 fiebre amlrilIa esta
causaudo IN sinhmero de victimas en-
uno lie los puutos de- la Isla mas sa-
Iudables, como 10 es ell pueblo de Pc
fiu las
E>ta enftrmedad epid9mica ha lleva-
10 d la tumba intiuidad de personals,
entire las cnsles Sc cnentan muchas de
10 mas notable de aqnella vecindad." "
BiblioteCa PdbliCa Municipal
Ell sehor don Juan Miranda, Cate
dratIco de Dlbnjo de la EscneIa Pro-
fesional, ha regulado d la Biblioteca
q voIhnenes que contleuen escogldas
obras cientiticas y literariss que seran
lie grande utilidad a los estudiantes
que alli concurren, puesto que en- sn
mayori4 son tratados de Mntematicas,
Gramatica, Medicina dom6,tica Il.
Este apreciable scnor esia reputado
en- esta Ciudad como un verdadero
amante de la instruction, vpor so tanto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-08-16

no es extrsno este rasgo de rott C Ion
que tan alto hablu en- sa favor.
FL gran espeCifiCo contra tOdaS
las afrcciones del Higado. L ,tr, tai
vez la mas genera! y agrayante de to-
das las dolencias humanas, especial
mente en- los climas tropicales, ha en-
contrado un poderoso sdversario en- ell
eficacfsimo remedio de que squi nos
ocnpaInds.
Las Piidoras de Bristol no son balo
ningun eoncepto 10 que generalmoute
Sc llama una "Medicina de patente; F"
los ingredientes de que Sc componen
son conocidos, y ell autor no hs querido
hacer de clio nn secreto de chsrlatau
La Podo6Iina y la Leptandrina, sus-
tancias puramente veg tales que fol-
man los principles elementos de an
composite on, son bien conocidss de la
ciencia para one necesltemos ahora
ponderar sns vlrtndes Basic decir
que representa- todas las buenss cuali
dades del mercurio en- las Intermediates
del higado, sin producer ninguno de sns
desagradables peuudiciales eftctos; !;
y que bajo su poderosa y saludable ac-
ci6n dessparecen en- breve todos los
desarreglos biliosos, dolores del costa
do, icterlcia, marcos, Y en- suna, todos
los dolores, enfermedades y achaques
que recouocen su origen Ell el Hfgado.
ConseiO a las madreS. Ell iara
be Clsmonte, de la sen )ra Winslow, de-
bera nsarse siempre cuando los nihos
padecen de Ia dentici6n. Proporciona
alivio Immediate al peque1o paciente; !;
produce un sueGo tranquilo y natural
aliviando todo dolor, y amanece ell an
CELTIC risuefo y feliz. F. muy agra
daple al paladar. Alivis al peqnehue-
10, sblsnda las enciss, calma todo do
lor, regnlariza los intestinos, y ss ell
mejor remedio conocido para la diarrea
ocasionada por la denticidn ii otra
causa.
I'm la Quincalla y Ferreteria
de Armas Y Jimenez, Cruz IS, Sc ven
den, d precios sumamentc baratos, loza,
cristalcria, vidrios pianos, cordcleria,
estaho, clavaz6n de hierro, bronco, CO.
bre y zinc.
Trough on Rats! Muerte a los
ratones.-Al fiu se ha encontrado 10
que hemGs necestado toda la vida!
Pidase q los boticarios el Rough on
Rats" Destierrn lcs ratones, cucara-
chas, moscas y chinches.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-08-16
GUARDIA CIVIL.


He aqui los honrosos y eleva-
dos acuerdos de los Ayuntamien-
tos de Barros y Maunabo, q que
nos referimos en- ell ndmero ante
rior:
Don Eduardo DeigGdo, .Secreta-
RIO del Aynntamiento del ptte'
bic de Bdrros:
Cartifco. que en- la session ordina-
ria previa segunda aconvccatoria, celebra-
do por Ia expresada Corporacion el dia
veintiocho de Julio dltimo, 4 Ia que
ssistieron los sefiores de la misma re-
lacionados al pie, Sc scord6, entire otros
particulsres, Ell siguiente:
"El sefor Presidente expuso d Ia
Corporation que, por consecuencia de
haberse ocupado la prensa de las eco
nomias introducidas en- ell presupuesto
del Estado correspondence esta pro.
vincia par& el aflo econ6mico corriente,
lsmentando Ia que eomprendia en- par
te al benem9rito Institute de la Guar.
dia Civil de esta Isla, por los importan-
tes necesarios servicios que viene
preatando Y son de todos conocidos
varios Ayantamientos habian solicita.
do del Excmo. Sr. Gobernador Genera
emplesra sus valiosss gestiones d iii
de que, Iejos de admitir economics
disminuci6n en- dicha fnerza, propen'
diera por el contrario 4 50 snmentt
con Ia creaci6n de puestos endonde foe
sc necesario; snadiendo al propio item
20 dicho serct Presidente que le err
may satisfactorio coRsignaF qus, debi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-08-16

to lie mil ochocientos ochenta y cinco,
Ell Seeretario, Federico Hernandez.
W Bel Alcalde Presidente, Ma
vaTr0.
Concurrentes: A lcalde Presidente,
D. Antonio Navarro.-ler Teniente
AlcaIde, D. Modesto Ortiz.-Conceja-
les, D. Ramon Rodriguez, d. lgnacio
Collazn, D. Miguel P6rez.-Sindlco
D. Federico Le6n-2 Sindicc SuPleu-
tie. d. Ignacio Delgado. .-Secretarl ;,
federico Hernandez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-08-16
GACETILLAS.

Complactdo. o.-Nuestro amigo don
Jose e. Garcia, de Lola, ACADIA de pa
sar por Ell luctuoso trance de perder
otro querido hijo de corta edad, 10 one
depIoramos Sobre manera, acompafian-
do en- 50 penn al ahigido padre.
Ell senior Garcia nos ruega hagamos,
como 10 hacemos, pdblica expression de
su profundo agradecimiento hacia to-
las las personas de qaieaes en- tan
triste acontecimiento recibi6 inequivo-
cas- pruebAs de simpatia, y especial
mente hacia el doctor don Siciuio Viz
carrondo, cuyo proceder elevadfsimo
nunca olYidara nuestro amigo.
Oposiciones EN- Ell "Boletin
Ecesiastico " Sc anancian oposicioues
para la provision de la Canongfa Lecto-
raj establecida en esta Santa Iglesia
Cathedral.
Igualmente Sc anuncia en- ell mismo
Botet5n un concnr.o para prov; er doce
becas de merced en- ell Seminario Con-
ciliar.
Leemos en- un Colega de esta
Capital;
GEL Magistrate D. Miguel de Co
mesafa, que se encuentra en- uso de IL
cencia en la Peninsula, ha sido nom
brado para igual cargo en- la Audiencia
de Manila, reemplszaudole aqui ell de
igual clase en- aquella Audiencis, Sr
Almagro."
Bien Venido. -Ha regresado dc
Ia Peninsula, en- ell tiltimo vapor-correo
81 Sr. d. Angel Acosts, hijo de nues-
tro respectable amigo D. Jose Julian.
Sea bien venido ell joven Sr. Acosta
Obito.-Ha fallecido en- esta Ca.
pitaI nuestro amigo el Sr. Coronel Ca,
pitan retirado D. Lucas Caboy Mase.
la.
| Descanse 50 alma en- Ell cielo, y reci
ban su fami!ia nuestro sentido pesamt
por tan gran desgracla.
Fuego.--AnOChe (diCe "El I'm
parcia" de Mayagiiez del l2) observa
mos que hacia Ell lado de Anasco St
veian los resplandores de una gran ho
guerra y hoy hemos ssbido 10 que aque
| la triste lumiDaria significsba. 81
qnem6 la casa de pailas de la haciendl
.'Librada propiedad de los sehore'
GAMER = Nsdal, anoehe d las nueve
| No tenemos detalles de este suceso
lque lamentamoa. lgnoramos 81 esta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-08-16

Disposiciones del Gobierno Ge-
neral recordando 4 los A'caldeS-
Presidentes de las juntas locales
de Saniiad ell cumplimiento de ia
circular inserta en Ia Gacefa d.
30 de julio, sobre medidas higiG
nicas, excitando e. celo de Ia.
juntas de Sanilad martina d fin
de que con todo rigor Sc cumplan
las prescripciones sanitarias vi
gentes, ordenando a las misma'
que a todas las procedencias Pc
ninsulares Sc las impongan la
cuarentenas que correspondent,
contengan 8 no en- sus pstentes la
nota de que en- los puntos de orr
gea ST preservan, y recomendan-
do las fumigaciones mas escrupu-
losas de toda clase de proceden-
cias.
AnuTlclO SCbre las matrlcuias
del pr6xino curse en- el Institute
Provincial.
Cuadro con ell resultado de los
examenes ultimos en- el mlsmo
Institute.
Anuncio de la Comandancia
Principal de Marina publicando
as senales que deben hacer los
1uques de nuestra estaei6n naval,
en- e,ta 6poca en- que suelen expe'
rimentarse huracanes, case de ha-
ber indicaciones de aquellos fe'
nomenos.
Lo reproduciremos.
Anuncia la Inspection de Mon
tes que estan vancantes cuatro
olazas de NJ nteros.