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CAPTAIN THE HONORABLE
ALISTAIR HAY,
3rdBatt aIio nBIack Watch
ROYAL HIGHLANDERS,
(sRcoxD SON OF THE EARL OF KINNoULL.)
DUPPLIN CASTLE,
PERTH, SCOTLAND.
TO THK LIEBIG COMPANY:
81 was in condition of great debility,
consequent upon bIoSen-doWn
stomach, dyspepsia and malaria, compi-
Gated with kidney irritation, when my
medical attendant directed me to take
your Incompatible Coca Beef Tonic. Its
effect was simply marvellous. The pow
er of digestion was quickly restore !, the
kidney irritation vanished and rapid
restoration to health followed.
'Other preparations OF Coca had been
tried without the slightest effect.
PROF. CHS. LUDWIG vow SEGEER
Professor OF Medicine at the Royal Uni
yersity; Knight of the Royal Austrian
Order of the Iron Crown; Knight Com
mander Of the ROYAL Spanish Order Of
Isabella; Knight of the Royal Prussian
Order of the Red Eagle; Chevalier of the
Legion OF Honor. &C., d., says:
LIEBKG CO.'S coca BEEF TONIC
should lot be COMPOUNDED with the horde
of trashy cure-alls. II is in no sense OF
the word patent remedy. am thor
oughly conversant-with its mode OF prep
aration and know 1t to be not only seg-
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worthy ofthe high concentrations 1t has
received in all parts OF the world. II
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Iron and Calisaya, which are dissolved
in pure genuine Spanish Imperial Crown
Sherry"
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Nervous. Dyspeptict, Bilious, Malarious
or afflicted with weak kidneys.
Rev are Of limitations.
Her MaIesy's faVOIiteC0smttlc GlyceiRs
Used by her Royal Highness the Prin-
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Liebia Co.'S Genuine Syrup Of SarSa-
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-01-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

Amelia Sheehan, of New York, once
noted as an oarswoman, has been rendered
insane by the action of drugs used for the
purpose Of bleaching her hair.
The following is the visible supply
of grain, as compiled by .he New York Produce
Exchange: Wheat, 5s,43l, sl3 bushels; corn,
$500, 695 bushels.
John n. Flippen, formerly Mayor of
Memphis, Is now manager of mine in Chi
huahua While on the way TO Parral with two
servants, he was robbed of s., 400 in bullion
and his teams and effects.
John Teemer, the American oarsman,
has made contract to visit Australia next
spring and row two races with Beach.
The railway track laid in the United
States during the year just closed aggregated
3,ll3 miles, Missouri leading with 2S2 miles
The great volcano of Colima, Mexico,
has become active within the last few days,
and those living in the neighborhood are
alarmed at the vast overflow OF lava, which
continues TO pour down the mountain side.
Lieutenant Jones of the 4th United
States artillery, having overstaid his leave of
absence about week, shot himself dead at
Fort Adams rather than suffer court-martial
The Dryer Brothers are ready to
match Miss Woodford against Corrigan's Free
land for from $1,000 to $4,000 for race of
one and one-half miles, to be run anywhere
in the East
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and William l.. Marcy school, with whom
he soon became intimate. Mr.. Bigelow's
first official appointment was that of In
spector of Sing Sing prison, conferred upon
him by Gov. Wright in 1874, and which he
held until the Office became elective by the
revised Constitution of 1847. In 1850 Mr..
Bigelow became part owner of and editorial
writer on the Evening Post. In 1861 he
was appointed Consul at Paris, and on
the death of the Hon. William l..
Dayton in 1866 he was appointed Minister
to France, occupying the post until 1867,
when he resigned and returned TO this coun-
try. While acting as Consul he discovered
and was able to Illustrate plot devised by
the French Imperial Government to fur
nish the Southern Confederacy with four
ironclad cruisers. Mr.. Bigelow returned to
Europe in 1870, and resided in Berlin for
about three years. He returned to this
country and to his literary work in 1873,
and two years later, at the request of Gov
ernor Tilden, became member of the
commission to investigate the management
of the canals of the State. In the fall Of
the same year he was elected Secretary of
State. Since his retirement from that Office
he has held no official position.
Among Mr.. Bigelows literary works are
"Jamaica in 1850, or the Effect Of
Sixteen Years of Freedom on a Slave
Country" and "Wit and Wisdom of the
Haytians," written after visits to the West
midas in 1850 and 1854 respectively. While
in France he wrote work entitled Les
Etats Unis dAmerique en- 1863" designed
to correct prevailing French notions re-
garding this country. 1t served its purpose
we'll. He discovered while in that country
the original manuscript of the autobi-
ography of DIR. Franklin and the finest por-
trait of Franklin known To be in existence
a pastel by Duplessis. In 1874 Mr.. Bige-
low published life of Franklin compiled
entirely from his writings. 1t was in three
volumes, and is the standard biography Of
Franklin. His latest work, THE Writings
and Speeches of Samuel j. Tilden," was
published about a month ago by Harper &
Brothers.
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trial The vessel has had one dock trial, which
was not in all respects satisfactory, and some
changes IN her machinery have since been
made.
The estimates Of the Statistician of the
Department of Agriculture for the principal
cereal crops Of the year are computed. and the
aggregate bushels are as follows in round
millions:
Corn. 1885; wheat. s57; oats. go. The area Of
il 70 600 900 acres wheat 81 900 900 OF oats.
% 100000. The value of corn averages nearly
ssn t Sn Of the
last crop. Tho decrease I'm the product OF
wheat Is 80 per cent. and only IL per cent i'm
OF oats H. The seduetien IN wbs%t
is mostly In the Valley OF the Ohio and in Cali
fornia. The States OF Ohio, Indiana. Illinois,
MI Missouri and Kansas last year ear produced TO-
of 90, 0OO, 900 bushels. The production OF all
cereals is ffty-three bushels TO each inhabitant,
and the aggregate volume Is larger than any
former year.
During tho last month nearly $780,
0OO 900 in gold was received by the Treasury
at Washington from San Francisco.
President Cleveland, at his New
Year reception, was assisted by his sister and
the wives of Secretaries Bayard, Manning.
and Whitney, andof Postmaster General Villas.
Secretary Lamar is on holiday visit to the
South. Three nieces of Samuel ]. Tilden stood
beside Mrs. Manning Miss Cleveland was
robed in crimson velvet Mrs. Logan failed to
accompany the Senator. The diplomatic corps
outdid itself in colors and decorations Over
six thousand persons shook hands with the
President
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-01-07
NEWS CONDENSED.
Concise Record of the Week.
EASTERN.

Work at the Nanticoke, Pa, colliery,
where the recent accident occurred, burying
nearly thirty men, has been abandoned The
company will recompense the relatives. The
victims are doubtless buried deeply beneath
sand, culm, and rock, and can never be found.
The storms of last week wrecked
five Gloucester (Mass) fishing schooners, eight
lives being lost
Typhoid fever prevails in the peni-
tertiary at Albany, where there are seven hun
dred prisoners. Six deaths have occurred
within the past week, and the hospital contains
thirty serious cases.
The late William III. Vanderbilt left
far larger estate than was supposed The
value of the property is now placed at $685.
100000
The police of New York arrested
"A, 372 persons last year.
The amount required to maintain
municipal government in New York for the new
year is estimated at s35, 49, 800.
Boston's yearly record shows a de-
cided Improvement in business, while $780,,
coo worth of building was done.
1t is proposed to introduce in st.
Louis Pasteur's method of treating hydropho-
bia. The Hydrophobic Institute in New York
is ready for patients.
Three wooden dwellings erected in
Boston in the early part of the eighteenth cen
fury, from whose windows a party of British
officers witnessed the battle Of Bunker Hill,
are being demolished to give place to gas
works.
William III. Mcneil, President of the
Lancaster National Bank, at Clifton, Mass,
disappeared last week, and he has since been
shown to be defaulter for 100000 or more.
He was also one of the receivers of a savings
bank, which had s60,000 on hand. He is known
to have invested large amounts in cattle COM
panies, and is believed to have speculated reck-
lessly.
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MARY ANDERSON is accused of having
learned to drink beer while abroad.
PATTI is said to have lost $4,000 by not
being able to keep her engagement in Hol
land.
w. ID. HENDERSON has assumed the
managing editorship of the San Francisco
Examiner, vice Clarence Z. Greathouse,
resigned.
BARON RoTHSCHTLD, OF Paris, has SUBJ
scribed S2j, 900 toward fund for purchas-
ing six genuine "Old Masters" for present
alton to the gallery of the Louvre.
A LAWSUIT i'm New York which cost over
$500 was all about safety pin the nurse
had lost. She was discharged and refused
pgy for full time, but the court has decided
in her favor.
Miss FANNY DAVENPORT, the actress,
has sent check for $50 TO the fund being
raised for the widows and orphans of the
dead miners in the Nanticoke mine al
Wilkesbarre, Pa.
HARRY BROWN, n colored man 90 years
old, still living at Texas, N. Y, was once
the slave of Governor Dewitt Clinton, and
obtained his freedom under the State man.
omission act, July A, 1927.
NJ. PAsTRUR has his theory of happi-
ness. true happiness" he says, appears
to me i'm the form of n man of science de-
voting his days and nights 10 penetrating
the secrets of nature and discovering new
truths"
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WASHINGTON.

Commissioner Sparks, of the Gen
versal comment as to his policy, lras felt
constrained to issue a new series of regula-
tons for registers, receivers, and special
agents of the land Office, which have
just been promulgated They modify
in many important particulars his re-
cent sweeping orders. They provide
that homestead or presumption claim
ants who have made bona fide settlements upon
public lands, and who are living upon, cult
vating and improving the same in accordance
with the law, with the intention of acquiring
title thereto, shall be permitted to cut and re-
move from the portion to be cleared for cult
walton so much timber as is actually necessary
for that purpose, or for buildings, fences, or
other improvements on the land entered In
clearing for cultivation, should there be sur
plus of timber, the entry-me may dispose of
such surplus; but it is not allowable to denude
the land Of its timber for the purpose of sale
and speculation before the title has been con-
veyed by patent
Washington telegram: Western Sen
ators are receiving letters in great numbers
urging them to oppose the confirmation Of
Land Commissioner Sparks because of his re-
cent rulings. Mr.. Sparks was confirmed by
the Senate as Commissioner of the General
Land Office on the 18th of last March"
A relief steamer will be sent by the
Government in search of the whaler Anne
thyst, carrying a crew of forty men, sup
posed to have been cast away in Behring's
Sea
Secretary Manning has issued call
for $40, 100000 of per cent bonds, interest to
cease Feb I.
In regard to the project to erect a
monument TO the memory of Vice President
Hendricks President Cleveland has written TO
Senator Voorhees, indorsiDg the plan and hop
ing that Ne may be permitted to aid in the UNI
dertaking.
About a month ago John Il. Morton,
of Arkansas, was appointed through the Civil
Service Commission, to a thousand-dollar po-
sition in the Postoffice Department Nothing
was known Of him except that he was a
school teacher and the result of his examina-
ton had been entirely satisfactory, and when,
the other day, colored man presented himself
everybody was surprised. He is the first col
ored man appointed to clerkship in that
Office
Engineer Loring. of the navy, will
shortly make proposition TO the assignees of
John Roach TO give the Puritan a new dock
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-01-07
FOREIGN.

In a political riot at Limerick, Ire
land, where both sexes used sticks, stones and
guns, no less than twenty persons were danger
ously wounded The police failed to restore
order until two hours had elapsed
Francois p. j. Grevy was reelected
President of the French Republic at joint
session of the Senate and Chamber of Deputies,
by a majority of i35 He is now ~ years of
age. The salary of the position is 100000
francs per annum, with an allowance of half
as much more for household expenses
The cable records the demise of
Louis Prosper Gachard, the German historian,
and Jules Glazer, the Austrian jurist
1t is reported that Russia and Aus
tria are secretly arming, and that both these
her respective armies
Mr.. Gladstone received four hundred
letters of congratulaton on reaching his
seventy sixth birthday dec. 29), and he
walked through the sleet to attend special
services in the church at Hawarden
Paris Dispatch The four Newark
children, Austin Fitzgerald, Patsy Ryan, Willie
Lane, and Patrick Reynolds, who have been
under treatment by NJ. Pasteur, will leave for
home Sunday next They are all well Kauf-
mann received his first incubation at half past
IL this morning. He continues confident and
in good spirits.
The creditors of the King of Bavaria
have petitioned for distrain of his goods but
the General of the Army has forbidden bailiffs
to take any such action.
The Municipal Council of Cork will
try the experiment of erecting seventy-four
cottages for laborers, to be rented for half a
crown per week.
The value of the crops in Ireland
this year reached nearly Fl $4,000 This is
largely above the average for the last decade
Gen. Booth, of London, in asking
for $4,000 for the expenses of the Salvation
Army for 1856, states that he will not publish the
accounts of past years
So great has been the fall of snow
throughout Scotland that train with three en-
gnes was stalled in the County Caithness
Signor Sbarbaro, who was elected
member of the Italian Chamber of Deputies
for Pavia, and who has been undergoing a
sentence of seven years imprisonment for
threatening the Ministry, has been released
from prison.
Germany's trade review shows O
gloomy outlook.
Pope Leo has given to the College
of the Propaganda the sum of 1900, which
he obtained by selling personal presents re-
ceived during several years
Latest reports from the west coast
Of Ireland are hoartrending, and show that
prompt and liberal help for the poverty
stricken people is sorely needed.
1t is reported that Lord Randolph
Churchill's scheme for Irish homo rule does
not include Parliament for Ireland, but abol-
ishes Castle rule substituting therefor officers
elected by the people for fixed terms
The annexation Of Burmah 20 the
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British Empire has been formally announced In
India and England Officers appointed by the
viceroy Of India are to administer the Govern
ment
The Egyptian problem is again fore
ing itself TO the front in British politics, and
bids fair 10 prove almost as severe tax upon
the resources Of British statesmanship as the
Irish question itself. Great interests are at
stake in Egypt, and IT is becoming more evil
dent every day that the safety Of England's
Eastern possessions is largely contingent upon
the result Of the pending struggle In the
Soudan-
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IRON AND STEEL.
Review of the Trade of the Past Year.

Philadelphia telegram.
A review of the trade of 1885 has just
been prepared by James NJ. Swank, Gen.
Steel Association. The beginning of the
year was marked, he SAYS, 10y a continual
ton of the depression of 1884. There was
a steady sagging of prices from January to
July, except for steel rails, quotations for
which improved q trife in May. In July
and August all prices stiffened, and in
September a slight advance was estab-
lished, steel rails taking the lead and con-
tinuing to advance until December. Quota
tons for four leading staples for each
month i'll the year will show that prices at
the close of the year were much more
favorable than ut the close of the first half
of the year.
A comparison of price shows that pig
non was SIS in January, S17.75 in July,
and $19.25 in December Steel rails were
1927 in January, S2G in April, and $3.50 in
December. Bar iron was S40.32 in jan
uary, S3S.0S in July, and 5000 in Deem
Der. Cut nails were $2.10 in January,
S2.15 in August, and S2.65 in December.
These quotations arc monthly averages for
No. / anthracite foundry pig iron and best
refined bar iron per gross ton at Philadel-
phia, for cut nails per keg at Philadelphia,
and for steel rails per gross ton at Penn
sylvania mills.
Steel rails, however, show the greatest
advance in price during the last half of
1885. In April, sales were made at Penn
sylvania mills ut SIC and S26.5e, and a few
sales are said TO have been made at the
astonishingly low price Of $3.50. The
European iron trade exhibited no symptoms
of a revival in 1885, but on the contrary,
the backward movement which has from
the first more than kept even pace with our
own depression, continued until the close
of the year. Taking the iron making
countries of Europe as whole, the iron
trade situation in that grand division is
much worse to-day than it was six months
ago
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MEN OF NOTE.


Hon. John Bigslow, who has just de-
clined the Office of Assistant United States
Treasurer, was born at Maiden, Ulster
County, N. Y, in 1917, and was graduated
from Union College in 1885. He studied
law in New York City with Robert Sedg-
wick, and was admitted to the bar in 1889.
While chiefly devoting his time to the prac-
tice of his profession during the ensuing
ten years he found time for much literary
work, which attracted the attention of
prominent Democrats Of the Silas Wright
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WESTERN.

Chicago elevators contain IA, 459, $50
bushels of wheat 1921 99S bushels of corn,
252, 453 bushels of oats 299, 377 bushels of rye,
and 223 900 bushels of barley; total, IL, 156, 9o3
bushels of all kinds of grain against -, 4l9, 136
bushels year ago.
Pork tenderloin, imperfectly cooked,
has caused trichiniasis in the bodies of Frank
NJ Westerfeld and wife, of Wilmette Ill
Both are suffering terribly.
William G. Page, attired in the
habiliments of a widow was arrested upon
his arrival at St Louis. He was railway and
express agent at Golden City, NO., stole
money package containing $4,000, and, dressing
himself in a suit of his wife's clothing skipped.
The -four output of the Minneapolis
mills last week was Il, 200 barrels, against 96,-
05S for the preceding week and 81, 600 barrels
for the corresponding time in 1884.
Judge Zane, of Salt Lake, imposed
upon Brigham Young Hampton sentence of
one year in the county Jail after scoring him
with comments on his course as conspirator.
The United States District Attorney
at Omaha, Neb., has received instructions to
begin civil and criminal proceedings against
several persons for the Illegal fencing of pub
lie lands
The River Improvement Convention
held at Kansas City passed resolutions recon-
mending appropriations for lighthouse sys-
tenn from that city to Fort Benton, and the
passage of law declaring the Arkansas River
navigable from Fort Riley to its mouth
By freight train collision on the
Wabash Road near East st. Louis, Conductor
Meredith was killed, and ten persons painfully
injured An engine, caboose, and three cars
were wrecked
The Cherokee Indians are said to be
excited over the projects looking TO the open
ing of their country to white settlement and
the allotment Of lands among the Indians
They say they possess the lands in fee simple,
and cannot be deprived of them, except by
Legislation in the council Of the Nation
A fire at Detroit destroyed $1,000
coo worth of property. The seed-house of ID.
M Ferry & Co. and Whites Grand Theater
were among the buildings burned Richard
Filian, fire captain, was killed by a falling
wall and several firemen were injured
Fire swept away Maurer's Touring
mill at Tallmadge, Ohio, the loss being SAC, 600.
A steel steamship, 265 feet in length,
Is being constructed at Cleveland, and will DO
used in the Lake Superior trade She will be
launched about June l next and will cost
$4,000
An alleged Internal machine turned
mp the other morning at the general offices of
the Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy Railroad
Company in Chicago, and the theory is adj
vanced Of plot to blow up the costly struct-
IRE IN which the corporation does business
"The Silver King" one of the most
intensely interesting OF modern dramas. forms
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$lO4 at Eagle Harbor. Mrs. Mary Seaman,
who now lives at Marquette, found the
money, and after advertising unsuccessfully
for the owner, gave il TO an orphan asylum,
with the provision that should the owner
appear it should be refunded Last week
a gentleman who knew of Miss Green's loss
happened TO Learn the facts Of its finding,
and after much trouble Miss Green's adj
dress was learned and her long-lost money
refunded to her. She is cook in hotel
ut Montreal.
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/. POLITICAL.

The Legislature of Kentucky met
and elected Charles offutt Speaker.
The Civil-Service Commission, en-
barrassed by applicants for place, has decided
to permit no request for examination to remain
on its books longer than six months.
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the attraction at Mcyickor's Theater, Chicago,
this week. #. O. Bangs, an actor OF excellent
parts, enacts the title role. and is supported by
a strong company.