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HE NORTH V RN TRfBTTNE, MARCH 3, 1883. 3 Northern Tribune. SATURDAY, MARCH 3, IMS. WIDE, WIDE WORLD, whh ir i v i i tr ill liiu hf.. U in K- Hodge left s ,-)(),() hi t,, diarities iu his in. The Luth'i.uis in the United States are taking steps to freer a coltosal bronze Miiiiue or man in i, inner iu Washington. When the great freshers (tf 1N32 and ioit iert tne u.lio valley, a deadly pesti lence followed on both occasions, and immediately. The timbered lands of Arizona em brace an area of o.iiKMXJO acres, which will probably be surveyed within the uexi hum years. Chicago fairlv revels in rh of 1,453 lawyers, while Illinois has more courts of record and judges than there are in ureal uriiaiu. The defaulting ollicers of the city bank of Jersey City have been sentenced to hard labor iu state prison for ten, six mm iour years, respectively, A Crabbed old huehwlnr onva- "U'i,.,n rain falls, if she gets the biggest half of wie uuiurtma mey are lovers; if he takes me oigger nair mey are married." The snow storm of Friday and Friday night of last week in Wisconsin blocked railroads to a greater exteut than here tofore this winter. In some of- the cuts the snow was packed thirty feet deep. Besides the three electrical railroads in Prussia, Holland and Ireland, mow in successful operation, there are four more in the course of construction and two others are projected in various countries of Europe. The machinery of the cotton mills of the country now perform, with 1G0.00O people, the same work that would require the labor of 16,000,000 of people by the spinning wheel and hand loom of our foremothers. The bark Amethyst, which from 1820 to the breaking out of the war was a champion New Bedford whaler, has been since in the merchant service, but now she lies at a San Francisco dock fitting out as an Arctic whaler. She was built in 1820 and is now said to be as sound as wnen sne nrst struck the water. It was discovered by a Bloomington physician that the internal organs of oniiuiei mens, ageo twenty, who sought treatment for Inns troubles. wr nil misplaced, his heart being on the right Biue, mm ms oiner interior meciianisrn outside of their proper spheres. Hereto fore he has enjoyed good health. Mr. Hempstead, passenger agent of the New York and Hartford railroad at New York, recently refused to pass Mr. Nims, passenger agent of the Denver and Rio Grande railroad, from New York to Bos ton, so Mr. Nims paid his fare and re turned to his homo at Colorado Springs, There he found a letter from Mr. Hemp stead asking for passes for seven friends over the Denver road to Durango. Mr. Nims replied that Mr. Hempstead's friends could go over the road without passe, as the roadbed was good, only they should look out for trains, so they wouldn't get run over. Julian Iluwthornc'c Encounter. Everything in Germany is subordin ate to the army, and this subordination makes the officers perhaps the most ar rogant set of men on the face of the earth; they walk the sidewalks and never think to give way to anyone, man or woman; while the least infringement of their dignity calls forth the sword, which is used by them with the utmost freedom. Sometimes they And that with an American they go a little too far. In Dresden, Julian Hawthorne, the author is credited with following ex ploit: He hao been driven from the sidewalk many and many a time by the German officers, till Anally one day com ing over the Elbe on one of the bridges with a friend, he vowed that the next German officer he met should at least give him half of the sidewalk. He soon met one and neither being willing to give way, they walked directly into one another. Hawthorne did not budge, neither would the German; they glared at one another for a few moments, when the German drew his sword and at tempted to strike Hawthorne with the flat of the blade. In a twinkling Haw thorne knocked the officer down, took his sword away from him, broke it across his knee anil threw it into the Elbe. The disgrace of having lost his sword was so great that the officer never dared mention the circumstance; so Hawthorne escaped without a fine or a punishment. As a rule Germans have little gallan try for women; seldom giving way to them on the sidewalks. The sidewalks in the majority of streets are exceeding ly narrow, with only room for one to walk on. Once in Dusseldorf the wife and I were walking along, the wife in front; a German meeting us crowded her off the sidewalk into the gutter, and on the impulse of the moment I pitched him off into the street with more vigor perhaps than was necessary. It took no Ad of explanations to soothe his wound ed dignity, nor could the officials I had to go before Mayor at all understand why it was that a man should eyer give place to a lady on the sidewalk. A ' ri. hs Perfume. The refreshing aroma of Floreston Cologne, and its lasting fragrance, make it a peerless perfume for the toilet.- llow to Rave. All hard workers are subject to bil lious attacks which may end in serious illness. Parker's Ginger Tonic will keep the liver and kidneys active, and by preventing the attack save much sickness, loss of time and expense. De lay at such times means danger. Det roit Press. See other column. The collection of papers relating to Henjamiu Franklin which Henrv Ste vens has been making for many years in London, and which has been pur chased by the United States, is said by the correspondent of the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette to be Invaluable. Some of the manuscripts were found in a tailor's shop, where they had remained seventeen years. One was cut into the pattern of a sleeve, and another was crossed with figures of a customer's measurements. The papers have been carefully mounted, and bound in sixty volumes. The most curious and valu able is the original of the petition of the Continental Congress to the King, en dorsed by its presiding officer, Henry Middleton, and marked as having pass eiUhrough Franklin's hands on Oct. M, 1774. Another gem is the earliest auto graph of Franklin, the manuscript of his "Articles of Belief and Acts of Re ligion" dated 1728. There is a letter by Franklin to Cadwallader Colden, ear nestly advising him to marrv, and giv ing many reasons why a man is likely to become worthies and unhmmv nn. less he is a husband. Moral and nt.bpr considerations are mingled in the most (tiiiusiug way. An argument is even made in favor of marrying old women mey are so graterui. What Everybody WnntN. Is a reliable medicine that never does any harm and that prevents and cures disease by keeping the stomach in order, the bowels regular, and the kid ney and liver active. Such a medicine is Parker's Ginger Tonic. It relieves every case, and has cured thousands. Spa other column. -Tribune.- wortn ICememberlnn. Now that the (rood times am acmin nn- on us, it is worth remembering that no one can enjoy the pleasantest surround ings in bad health. There are hundreds of miserable people going about to-day with disordered stomach, liver or kid neys, when a bottle of Parker's Ginger Touic would do them inorecrord than all the medicines they have ever tried.- DR.If FDIlflTT j wncnmui I BROWN'S IRON BITTERS are a certain en re for all diseases requiring a complete tonic; espe cially Indigestion , Dyspepsia, Inter mittent Fevers, Want of Appetite, Loss of Strength, Lack of fOnergy, etc Enriches the blood, strength ens the muscles, and given new life to the nerves. Acts like a charm on the digestive organs, removing all dyspeptic symptoms, such as tasting the food. i.-Mnir, Heat in the 8loria !i, lloai'i burn, etc The onV- Iron '"ji;,ntlm that will not Maeteen .' or give headaehi" Wold ivy nil Imi;' gists at $!. a buttle. BROWN IHKMK Al. . Halt.: w. HML Km that all Iroa (" v Co. aod hae aroiaert Md I ' (Ml ANDREWS C3 CO 3B I MANDRAKE PILLS, CURE Sick-Headache, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, Constipation, and PURIFY THE BLOOD. NOTICE.-Without a particle of doubt, Ker mott's Pills are the most popular of any on the mar ket. Haying bsen beforetne public lor a quarterof h cents ry. and having always performed more than was promised for them, they merit the success that they have attained. Price, 25c. per box. For sale by all druggists. J 'DARS NO USE SlJ H H Drying to hold oowNy W,'A stob (PEARL BAKING POWDEB PURE CREAM TARTAR. 91000. Given falnm or nny injurtmnsiinstiiiu-es can be found n Andrews' Pearl B.i'dno- PnwH dvt ly PURE. Being cndoSed, and testimonials received mm MCh chemists as S. Dana Hays, Bos ton; If, Dclaftmtalne, of Chicago; and (Juetuvua uoue, flimvaiiKce. ;s over sold In bulk. C. F. ANDREWS A CO. CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, 45 Michigan Ay. 287, 289 & 291 E. Water St 'HE MILLER BROS.CUTLERY CO. MMMIDM2T, COXX. STANDARD POCKET CUTLERY, Ladles' Scissor and Ink Erasers. Make all ity lei of STEEL PENS.. W '...., ..(' l'n(.t ,!!,, .,l,1n ( I,, ' 1 A M. lUmtnl. Tn "ThoAcme," and will raaii laraplcKroiiou rceeipt of fi- Wcccmp. srrftur whole linn of Fens will be told by tbe trade. O j-l'i !" 1 furnlthed to dealers on application. Real Estate. I II A V l 1' ir sale some vry desirable Farn.r. andsand VLLge Property Vm nr whieh are rhefollow ng : IN PI VS 37 If , K. 1W. h '4 't ion 44. H w 1 w M " 2t. K 4 t n e K 26 H w 4 of n e " 2 Nw4ofseU ' H w i4of n w i " is. K of S e of n w " m. IN OWN 35 N., K.2 W L t No 2, soctlon 10. IN f OWN 3 N, R.2 W. N e )4.of n w section . IN TOWN 37 N., K.2 W. NwJinfoejt .dudon 6. S Koine ' o N w )4 ol ie M 9. IN TOWN as N, R. 2 W. N H of n e section 14, 8 of s w )4 " 34. TOWN PROPERTY. 98 square rod of I mil lyinir 10 ro.is north of Msoklimwiitreet. being a portion of the Hame GEO. W. BELL, Abstrsctand Real EstateOfflce. CHEBOYO A.N: MICH. NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS I -WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED u. r n. i t U. r ! An Immense Stock Of Dry Goods. The Finest Line of Cloaks and Dolmans ever brought to town. New Dress Goods in all of the popular shades. Great Bargains in FlannelsWoolens. We have some Very Cheap Table Lin nens and Towels. We keep the Kennebec brand of Cotton Flannels. They are the Best and Cheapest. Fancy Goods and Knit Goods In Endless Variety. NELSON & BULLEN. CHEBOYGAN BREWERY This firm now have the facilities for making the very BES1 LAGER BEER in Northern Michigan. Their new Cellar is now finished, and they have the most improved means for making the very best. Orders from abroad Solicited. O-ire thm a Txisil Oxd.er Buyers do not be deterred from Coming and Seeing for Yourselves, by Any Remarks, made by others, that they are Selling as Cheap as us. We are the only Ilnnua that, nav 4nit Puuli for -v Ttrvllava mnrth ,.f I.. r. 1 r. ., 1 I, .... ...... ....... ...... "v ' " VWlHWi nl VII 1H UUVUil VIU71CU III III I-, vvrl Ktlll crivft our PiistnruprM I ho ml vnnt:icr nf t.hnt iiom hoaidoa wa kasa t.h I.ormuit unH Best Selected Stock in Morthern Nichigan. C. SC-g"TI ds CO. Wagon and Blacksmith Shop ! For Blacksmithing and Wagonmaking make HENRY A. BLAKE, A call. All work done promptly and on honor. Repairs of all kinds promptly attended to. First door north of his Foundry, Main Street, Cheboygan, Mich. LOOK OUT FOB. Uncle Sam's Furniture House ! New Goods, of all kinds, and I beat the State on prices. I have just received a new lot ot .Moulding and Picture Frames. Frames made to order. Looking Glasses in endless variety. Window ornices and Chromos. I will Sell Get my Prices. A full line of Unpertaking Goods,B urlal Cases, Caskers, Robes, ShrourJs,&c. Funerals attended promptlv, with Hearse and Carriages. J. H. TTJTTLE- Corner Main and Third Streets, C heboygan, ich. McARTHTJB, SMITH & CO., Steamboat AGENTS. AND DEALVRH IN- Coal, Wood, Salt, Lime Hair, Cement. Lalcee and Land Planter, Baled Hav rRTCES OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRIPTIONS OF CO A LEHIGH, LUMP. - - $10 00 1 CHESTNUT COAL, - - 7 00 HOCKING VALLKY, - 4 00 1 STOVE COAL, - . 7 00 STRAITSVILL LOWER VEIN, 4 00 , BLOSSBURG - 00