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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-05-27
Porter.

Miss Hattie Hall is the owner of a new
parlor organ.
Farmers have commenced cultivating orn
and harvesting cutworms.
Fred Nash is suffering with lame leg
caused by kick from horse.
Mr.. Foreman is building a new barn and
James Burlington a new shop and tool
barn.
The work of graveling our sand roads is
being pushed with commendable energy by
our highway commissioner.
Mr.. Thos. Cornish recently received the
sad intelligence that his brother in Canada
had been killed at a barn raising.
r. NJ j. Hall and Frank Cooley were ap-
pointed as the board of review for this town.
They have performed their duties.
The following Porter gentlemen swell
around In new carriages: Frank Chamber
lain. X. Rice, Henry Corey and E. W. Hall.
We forgot TO mention, heretofore that
VIM. Beach is the father of a brand new
boy. 1t Is fact though, and VIM. is happy.
Mrs. James Burlington is some better.
but still very sick. Dr's Hitchcock and
Osborne of Kalamazoo have been in consul
tation over her case.
MIR. Harley Breck has been laid up for
couple of weeks and is still confined to the
house with sprained ankle. We have been
there and know how it is. He has our SYM
patty.
Those who attend church at the Bell
school house are delighted to note the i'm
proved tidiness and cleanliness of the room.
This speaks well for the teacher Miss Min
ME Irwin.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-05-27
Lawrence.

Mrs. O'Grady. who has been i'll for several
weeks, is no better.
The band boys will give dance AT Mar
shalrs Hall next Saturday evening.
Mrs. Newell Cressy fell down cellar the
other day. She was considerably bruised
and shaken up but no bones were broken.
Mrs. Eber Rowland was called to Hartford
one day last week on account of the illness
of her daughter-in-law. Mrs. Elvin Row
land.
Next Sunday will be observed here as
Memorial Day. Company is expected from
abroad and the programme is a very attract
i've one.
The "Maniac's Wife was given at Chad
wick's Hall by the Lawrence Amateurs on
Friday evening last. The receipts are to be
applied towards fitting up the rink for an
opera house.
School closes today-Thurs6ay. Gradual
ing exercises at the brick church ON Friday
evening The programmes for the exercises
are very neat. They came from the NORTH
ERNER Office.
DIR. w. f. Rowes span of colts took
fright at the raising of an umbrella last
Sunday morning and ran from his Office to
the railroad which they followed to cattle
guard where they were stopped. The driver,
whose name we did not learn, and Mrs.
Efie Agrell's little daughter were thrown
from the carriage and, strange to say, escap.
ed uninjured. The buggy was badly demon
allied.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-05-27
CORRESPONDENCE.
North Hamilton.
i'm Nevel's new house is growing.

Jim Nevel's new house is growing.
Mr.. Dell Ashley has moved his family to
Lawrence.
Mrs. Hattie Harris has been quite ill. bu:
is now recovering.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Gustin visited
friends at Bangor last Friday.
The North Hamilton Sunday-school is
changed to three o'clock p. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clowser of Benton Harbor,
are visiting at Mr.. Wilson Sewers.
bine Stearns and wife spent portion of
last week visiting friends at Schoolcraft.
Old Mrs. Duellinger of Keller, visited her
grandson, Riley thinner man, last Tuesday.
Horace Wheaton and family will play at
the Hamilton decoration, which will be OBJ
served on Saturday, the 29th.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-05-27

Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymouth, plying
between Atlantic City and N. Y, had been
troubled with cough SO that he was unable
TO sleep, and was induced to try DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. 1t not
only gave him instant relief, but allayed the
extreme soreness in his breast. His children
were similarly affected and single dose had
the same happy effect DIR. Kings New Dis
covery is now thes standard remedy. Free
Trial bottles of this standard Remedy at
G. l.. Eaton's Drug Store.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-05-27
Covert q Bartram wish to make an assertion

which they can back with positive guarantee.
1t is all about Acker's Blood Elixir. They
claim for it superior merits over all other
remedies of its kind, and guarantee il
positive and sure cure for Rheumatism,
Syphilis, and all blood disorders. II frees
the skin from spots and disease, and leaves
the complexion clear. Ask them about It.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-05-27
PROSPECT LAKE.

Farmers have begun to cultivate their
corn.
John NorthrUp of Ypsilanti. spent Sunday
last with his son L. J.. Northrup.
f. l.. Northrup and wife visited friends
in Waverly and Paw Paw last week.
Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Bedell of Paw Paw.
have been visiting Mrs. F. d. Jacobs.
Prospect Lakers have determined to have
an organ at their school house. and the peo-
pie are requested to open their hearts and
pocketbooks and assist in purchasing one.
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THIS IS NOT A PUZZLE!

Some readers will wonder how those great boys girls
District No. into that little school That IS
secret known only 10 the artist who made the picture.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22

on Friday" The remark brought down the house .ss
Among the plsasant people have mot 1t ssrstos. ..
Dr vapderveof OF Albany, who with hts wife aud tvo
Some time ago Dr. vsndcryes1 was pmsSs1 to fss
~ candidate fct Health Ohicer at the port o! New
shaven face and tho general air 0. college proe,sos
He has the reputation OF oeing Of tho most sad
York CITY and Of late years has hal an sricn.,.
consulting PRACTICE was told by the Albanians with
ncoms more than s25 900 Tho doctor IL soas
ana one me- o. ss story teers Of
ready to at any particular case law s'0a ''o''
uhe number OF people who are constantly doctorng"
". Walker who is connected with large ~holssaI. ~
drug business at Albany. who told mo that his rm frs.
fhe for buying largely IA to the ertr
discounts and make greater profit but wtnont the
profitable. It Is great mystery the driggsts
themselves nIon what reasoning tile people buy tnes
that aow tho bills OF their doctors run np uatil
they are largo and thea dnd difficult 70 meet thcm
Illness and rather than 10 the doctor tEey 20
to the nearest drugstore and find some remedy tho
complaint which seems to have seized hold on them
Most of the pateLt medicines Of tho day contain largo
per cent OF alcohol In some form or other The siimuls
the dosing goe- OF course. tho taking OF tho med
cDe ceases tue efect also ceases aud they keep on
dosing chronic tippers without II;
20 druggists and brings 10 the retailer In ordinary
also great source OF revenue to the IN al
vertsIng and is probably for this that Is not
generally attacked Ia the public press as public
evil that req1iies chcck
Senator Warner Miller Is coming TO Saratoga in the
ter part OF August TO meet the politicians aad especially
bis friends among the Republican, OF the state Ihs
Oeom,rgarne bill has been quite feather n r. Mill.
er's cap with his country constituents Tho farming
dairy interest OF New York which Is affected by this b.
is enormous and extremely sensitive to anything ths
affects It, The producers o. butter AM cheese closely
locked In amIcabe relations win the men who handle
butter and cheese In EoTYork Cy aud thers concert
OF action with reference to all legislation affecting thcm
II was through this common Organization that they
able to make the presentation OF t1 OeOmsreane bust
tO which lott chances for the defeat Of
Ia hill.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
PHILADELPHIA.
INDUSTRIAL, SOCIAL AND MUNICIPAL
NOTES

| INDUSTRIAL, SOCIAL AND MUNICIPAL
| NOTES
(FROM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
| PHILADELPHIA, Aug 21.-FOr this season OF
the year there unusual number Of arrivals at the
hotels Tho visitors appear to DO mostly business men
the explanation that It Ia supposed good bargains can
be made here early tho Al this time 1t II said
discounts to be obtained fall and winter goods.
Orders given for goods 10 be shipped late
October Our merchants say these early arrivals arc
great accommodation 20 them and they gladly grant
requested discount On the other hand the buyers
say they better opportunity to select what they
want than whom the shops are crowded.
There is large complaint among business men OF tho
scarcity OF small coins especially of the ten cent pieces
There are the banks and the supply at the Mint
is said to be exhausted.
W. d. Jones, OF this city, has presented to the South
Atlantic and OHIO Railroad q natural tunno! In Scott
County, Va 1t 10 1888 feet long and through solid rock
II was worn through by the OF creek It's height
is about and The width is the But little
work will be required to lay the track Inc noor very
level
Mira Joseph c. knight mother OF the we-known
chant Charles O. Knight, celebrated her nneeth birth
day on Wednesday. large number Of her children,
grandchildren and great grand children were present.
Joseph E. Temple has handed over to the Academy Of
Fine Arts securities to the SUN Of $1,000 as his cont
button the endowment fund OF 100000 Up to date
has been subscribed by others but no money Is
payable until the entire amount Is made up.
At the next State Fair there Is to be greater
variety OF amusements than before IL is recognized
that make the fair o IL must be popuarizod
The country people, upon whom IL most depends, ex-
poet here the akra just they used to do In
their own small towns When was decided 10 locate
the fair permanently In this city Punch and Judy
and ali the OF IL mistakenly crowded out and
that doubt had good deal TO do with the Dad ont
come OF last year. There lttle dissatisfaction In
the Interior or the State nat the fair 10 hell In Phade
phil Before II went each year TO different town aud
was regarded as an important event wherever 1t was
held. In Philadelphia, II has 10 be said Is In meas
ure lost That tho skrs would OF course, pay for
their privileges Is another consideration.
General Iartranft, commander Of the Pennsylvania
COmmsndery OF the Loyal Legion has appointed y oom
mittco TO consider means for establishing library
wLere books and relics OF tho be placed Moet
ngs iu the interest Of this purpose arc to DO held
| The Chestnut Street Theatre opens tonight with
"Day News" Tho National opens with "Takon from
Life" The Casino and tho Arch Street Opera House
have been all summer with light opera TO good
business. Tue Central opened week axo.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
NE EV-ORLEdNS.
FISH DINNERS AGAIN-0PERA PLANS-OVER-
WORKED CARRIERS.
TBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRr3uSE.l


NEw-ORLEANs. Aug. 2l.-Everybody who
to New Orleans before the had have a fsh
dinner at Mneburg. miss of tho great attractions
of tt city Tho little village which is situated on Lage
Poncnartrain abou milos from city, and Is the
terminus OF tho Ponchartrain Railroad the fourth road
built In the United States long ago lost its popularity
but tho Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
purchased the POachartrsn road and many OF
tho features which made the Old place attract ye and
this the famous rcSaincd time
popularity.
The rico planters in certain sections of the are
complaining ., the price demanded by hands for
Ing the crop. The insist and get 81 80 a day
advance OF about 20 per the wages paid last
Year IL is asserted that agricultural labor Is better
paid In this State than ia any other State in the Union
The city Is quandary over the disposition OF the
INDECENT Insane The State Insane Asylum TO which
mad paupcrs have been sent is overcrowded and can
receive patients aud the only private insane
asylum IN the State is also fun that offer by the
city authorities for the OF uDfortunaes has had
to decliued 1t is probable that provision will have
20 be made for tHcm In wns OF the parish pron-a last
resort, TO which all humane people object.
Frederick Mauge. the baritone who has visited Ne e.
Orleans on several ocnsons, notably with de 3aupsn,
the Defossez aud the Grau companies and who Is
In Paris has. by cable. easel the French OIera House
In this city, and the lyric uouIeis eIpectel here
the beginning of November NJ. Mauge has settled
upon the operea the basis for the formation OF
company, but will so arrange his prsonne that he will
DO able now and then 10 present certain class OF grand
opera, such as Carmen . and lie rrbut de Zamora.
it hard to Imagine how these diaDeficaly opposite
elements can be made 10 combine in A way that III be
Ienumerati.e. AmoDs the singers engaged are Mr.
ana MIS- heno, well known 10 and fayortes with the
New Orleans public.
The street-car companies have refused the appeal Of
the letter carriers TO he free. The territory
eight miles up. six miles down. across
miles east OF the river TO a ger than thu
city OF Chicago, which has 900 carriers while the
local force numbers sixty-iour
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22

Apollo, st. Bernard. Chicago Mont Joie and Chevalier
Bayardhavs each arranged to mako the pilgrimage 70
Mont Joe will be accompanied by tho I'd and LIST kexl
ment bands respectively while st. Bernard has sscureo
the services Of tho famous 14th Battalion band OF Ham
iton Ontario The latter commsndery Will enter the
drill contest
Many of the delegates to tho Irish National League re-
maned here the end of the week. visiting pon oi in
terest IN and adjacent to tho city.
Tho Rev. Thomas f. Green, who recantly ablured
byteriansm and Joined the Episcopal priesthood
already evidence Of his zeal as convert y
declaring his Intention to open parochia school and
enable tho children of his to escape what
he characterized as the infde tendencies OF tno puoo
schools
Lieutenant-G General r. H. Sheridan and Colonel NJ Y.
Sheridan in the city three days during the week
Tho General waited upon by some OF tue gsntlsmen
interested In having army post located near TINS CITY
but he could extend them cncouragement until tno
land tendered to tho Government should be FORMALLY
accepted by Congress.
Ellis T. Chesbrough, the eminent civil engineer, who
City. died mere Wednesday Under Mr. Chesoroughs
personal direction some OF tue most
ing enterprises OF Chicago, including the Two wafer
tunnels extending from city into Lake Michigan,
were successfully concluded
Tho political and personal friends OF Congressman
James H. Wari q! the lid District rendered him re-
ception and banquet ut tho Palmer House this week
upon his return from Washington. One hundred gem
tlemen sat down to dinner with the Representative
Tho West Division Street Railway Company, which
has been experimenting with n new cable system, mas
decided adopt t for ITS numerous lines
OF road The caDe Ia laid In box seven ny eight inches
and Will cost, 1t Is estimated. about $4,000 per mile
Robert Downing, who has been essaying the role OF
Sparacns at the Chicago Opera House this week has
certainly been accorded generous treatment ny tns
hands OF ms critics ana tho actor mas m
mounted aud really strong company has been assem-
Louis James, supported by Miss Marie Wainwright.
Will attempt the other favOritc role OF McCuonRD'
r @ at Mondsy s nav naSn M hs wssH
The bills at the other houses have remained uncnsnged
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
STORIES ABOUT PEOPLE.
THE CANNF fILDFN.

At one time q wei0-1D farmer into the Exscus
tive Chamber to 500 Governor Tiiien. lie was snsoy
received told to be seated. and from talk about
tho conver,auon gradually dritet into politics. The
farmer very intelligent upon this topic Governor
rlden quickly saw that he could mako his stranger
firm friend.
Have you any soma T. he asked
"Yes four" replied the stranger "There is William,
Robert, Henry aud Charles"
"All Democrats e. qucred Mr. rilden
GAN except william" was the reply.
"lIsye you u notary public in your villagep asked
Mr.. Iilden.
" | don't know that We have" was the answer
After further conver,atiOn, the stranger cit. In
few days there came to the village postorce "a large
Official envelope addressed to Wliam-the Republican
II Was oDsnei ia the family circle AMI found to
contain q nOtarys commission, with huge seal. and
williams name finely encrossel as notary public for
the village To the commission the written auto
grapn OF Samuel j. Tilden. The surprise great
as II William had received a oommisston Minister
France. After that there were four Democratic SOMA
In that family circle, and with the "Oi man., Governor
Tilicn had five Of the rmest friends In the state. And
all II cost little inquiry and three-cent stamp "
send the commission 10 the newly appointed notary.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
CHICAGO.
THE ANARCHISTS - MUNICIPAL AND PER.
SONAL INTERESTS.
tBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUsE.l

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
CHICAGO, Aug 21.-The interest which was
taken In the result of the trial OF the Anarchists In this
city can hardly be measured by ope at distance
Groups all the street corners to obtain the
early editions OF the papers which came out hourly
during the forenoon The salutsry effect OF the verdict
1t is believed, will be felt In Kidding the community of
many OF the sctive plotters as Is declared that the
officers will now follow up all those connected in any
way with the armed sections. This 1t Ia thought will
drive great proportion OF them out of Chicago
Samuel Rosenheld whose drugstore on Eighteenth
was looted by the mob during tho May disturbances
owing TO the fact that he advised tho police OF tho
actions Of the mob by means OF his telephone. and
whose claim for damages was ignored by tho City
Council, has been reesiabshod In business anoth or
part OF the sty through the literally of certain we'll
known business
The Ave Knights Templar Organizations Of this city
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
NILSSON'S HUNGER.

Many years AGO. when Nilsson was uuder tho manage.
ment OF strkosch the company we're playing IN Coua
bus As Nilsson not IN the last night Il
me engagement. She accompanied py Max Aaretzsk
opera company, took the early morning tram FOR Buffalo,
their next stop. expecting 70 arrive there that night
owing TO the numerous blocksdes. When they wers
within four miles OF Buffalo freight train ahead OF
them was wrecked, owipg to broken bridge TINS OF
course caused delay or several hoars The snow was
stu ianI hesy wa, nsn anu for ;nSy wsas S
any kind to roach them Tnere not house or any
supper, they we're naturally very hungry. To make
matters wOrse very cold In tue car Nine Nls'on
we'll be supposed, was not In the best OF temprI
Max Marches after ascsrtaining the full particulars
or the wreck ana realizing there was no Immediate help
carried little refreshments the wy OF wine. cheese
ami bread his sschei In casa hs should grow hungry
in tho roar o. tho car With the Assistance Of bis AGENT
and placed thereon "a long roll OF bologna sausage.
wine. He invited the entire prty-Mme. Nilsson ln-
oludedabout eight in all to share his re9ast with him.
They wers ALL with the exception OF the great singer
O too aa to sSs 1d sSnsn S5s
look At the cheese and Sausage and with aisiainfal
curl OF her lin. sho murmured. "dIsknsng." and
s w%S wppps her @ r' her. s%s
msde effort to sleep The rest of the party cared
"aadyEe 1euars @ they resolved they would ax her
yet" Kind.near.ed Max Naretzsk cut slice OF ers a
the dsspsed sausaga and glass OF wlne aud arter ts
Tor their nights rest but not to sleep They meant 10
watch Nilsson. A0Out an hour after shc became ex-
tremely ndgety ana RESTLESS. frequent cJicuallOEs
OF dseontent fell from hor lips. and than she
was heard To remark to her companion tuat sue was
nearly starved.
:. Is there place. farm house where can got
something to eat I" sac asked OF the agent
' II there was surely would have found II long
1t is an absolute impossibIity for man to wax
hundred rolls in this storm. and the nearest
house Is nearly mile away lie answered.
Presently unable to bear her hunger any longer and
becoming desperate. she arose. and walking rather
sheepishly down to the ond OF the she asked
Max Marstzek If there was anything. crust OF bread
evem left OF their frugal rspast. The qualification and
when Max placed sausage, chsese and wine before
the prma DONNA AMI the aacrty and astonishing rapid
ity with which dispatched every morsel TIT
uDph they had not experienced for some time. Tho
next day when Nilsson was costly d0mlccd In her lux
apartments at tae Tilt House, dainty picking as
q morse Of tender onicken she was heard to remark
that during her varied experiences al public singer
she had never eaten a mral that tasted good and
wholesome that little midnight lunch 0s cheese and
sausage In lOnes0ms car on = winters night
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
THE RPIVE AND TENDER HEA RTED AIRY.
80. - Ernrn INA Pail Mall Gdxsttl

young named Walter Williams, one OF : ssrss
Marty of excursionlss from Walsall who visited ors
ford.on- Avon yesterday drowned while ous hrS
canoe He cried for help aud struggled ~ .noS
nnfortuna asly he was unable to swiin, aud h no 80
where the accident happened the river 10 apou. you
deep. In the meantime several boats naa ak
or eight persons was within few foet ., W1n.nts
iaws was struggling IN the water yet tno yroanlus
YOUTH Eyo witnesses declare that had tneJ voud
their arms they might have reached nun ,,sh theft
oars The ooats actually left tho spot tns tnssss ius
Watching williamss death struGses with nS Sv pso.
Die standing on tho opposite bank sad , evor AZ psc
The ard aud although there were picn e~scuk
the ate youth until TOO late TO save ol
dus TO the sraord people TO say that tne IA Ssnk
were not residents OF the town. bus M ~ s9S
whom over 1000 Waited stratford tnst sS:s two med
we're found who we're willing to divs fss w 's'
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22

Martin Irons said 10 ne running cheap restaurant
IN Kansas CITY He oant be yupniDg u very hard
however, for he takes IN only about $2 q day.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
RESEuRLdNCES.


Lieutenant George Mouroe nsa day of and went to
Nantaske On the boatwtn several friends, there was
talk about personal resemblances
"Woh have been daken for Bismarck. In Bern,"
said German gentleman.
.'Aussi OF time Paris was, the Count lie Paris
saluted, so like him l resembed" said teacher OF
French.
"Thats nothing" said George; fellow came up and
slapped tho back, right 'TremoDtst the other
day, and cried out Great CDsar Is that you o "