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trigram	frequency
a a a	48
of the state	47
one of the	43
portion of the	36
the united states	36
of lake superior	34
the straits of	31
straits of mackinaw	30
of the country	28
of the great	28
of the lakes	27
as well as	26
in the world	24
side of the	24
part of the	23
it will be	23
of lake michigan	22
the mouth of	22
some of the	22
of the lake	22
the value of	21
paid for wages	20
the centre of	20
of the straits	20
of the island	20
of the most	19
one hundred and	18
cities of the	18
the amount of	18
the name of	17
and a half	17
out of the	17
mouth of the	16
the grand trunk	16
in the vicinity	16
at the same	16
of the united	16
it has been	15
of the west	15
of the peninsula	15
hundred and fifty	15
the head of	14
of lake huron	14
of the river	14
the place of	14
a number of	14
the waters of	14
there is a	14
the upper lakes	14
of the northern	14
of the world	13
and in the	13
the state of	13
it is the	13
portions of the	13
of the waters	13
the same time	13
the vicinity of	13
waters of the	13
will be seen	13
the number of	13
at this point	13
of the soil	12
on the east	12
but it is	12
of the best	12
on the south	12
peninsula of michigan	12
a few years	12
and on the	12
of the road	12
two or three	12
this is the	12
the lower peninsula	12
the island of	12
the surface of	12
on the island	12
in the year	12
a a th	12
it is a	12
according to the	12
so far as	11
the most important	11
the shores of	11
a portion of	11
lumber and staves	11
for the purpose	11
the manufacture of	11
of the plain	11
the shore of	11
the cost of	11
value of the	11
on account of	11
on the th	11
in the fall	11
of the atlantic	11
in the state	11
of the forest	11
of the interior	11
which we have	11
and to the	10
the history of	10
the purpose of	10
nets and boats	10
the lake superior	10
products of the	10
on the west	10
of the northwest	10
of the mississippi	10
grand traverse bay	10
the th of	10
about one hundred	10
the black feather	9
the products of	9
centre of the	9
trade of the	9
two hundred and	9
during the same	9
the northern peninsula	9
the wheat crop	9
of the north	9
city of the	9
of all the	9
most of the	9
surface of the	9
feet above the	9
miles from the	9
points of interest	9
the middle of	9
it is not	9
of this region	9
in all the	9
and all the	9
on the north	9
belonging to the	9
end of lake	9
new york and	9
the same period	9
in the interior	9
in the northwest	9
fon du lac	9
and it is	9
the detroit and	9
in the wilderness	9
the appearance of	9
of the water	9
the site of	9
in the west	9
by the english	9
covered with a	9
at old mackinaw	9
of the fort	8
account of the	8
soil of the	8
for many years	8
is probable that	8
of the present	8
the interior cities	8
well as the	8
the commerce of	8
be found in	8
it is probable	8
of new york	8
shore of lake	8
beech and maple	8
is one of	8
the past year	8
lakes and rivers	8
hundred and eighty	8
thousand square miles	8
made by the	8
from the lake	8
the growth of	8
of michigan is	8
at the head	8
the soil is	8
the great plain	8
in regard to	8
there is no	8
it would be	8
of the city	8
the mission of	8
of the earth	8
the hands of	8
of the grand	8
on lake superior	8
state of michigan	8
which had been	8
as we have	8
the great western	8
the foot of	8
the grand river	8
the benefit of	8
history of the	8
that of the	8
of this state	8
of a great	7
the northern part	7
it may be	7
is the most	7
the northern portion	7
shore of the	7
and fifty miles	7
during the year	7
of the british	7
in relation to	7
the new york	7
it was there	7
feet in height	7
valley of the	7
name of the	7
in the midst	7
many of the	7
of the finest	7
of the land	7
the interior of	7
to the upper	7
of the upper	7
into the interior	7
of the jesuits	7
of the southern	7
two of the	7
the population of	7
large quantity of	7
the character of	7
more or less	7
the power of	7
northern part of	7
of which we	7
are to be	7
of a large	7
from this point	7
of which are	7
waters of lake	7
exports and imports	7
is in the	7
possession of the	7
any of the	7
united states and	7
for a great	7
at the present	7
a party of	7
in the united	7
on the lake	7
the midst of	7
the true sun	7
the western states	7
as it is	7
the southern peninsula	7
shores of lake	7
to be the	7
owing to the	7
of the western	7
the gulf of	7
of the continent	7
the action of	7
to the straits	7
found in the	7
three hundred and	7
the resources of	7
the west coast	7
growth of the	7
in addition to	7
the borders of	7
the village of	7
to the northwest	7
of the wheat	7
the sound of	7
hands of the	7
those of the	7
than any other	7
of thousands of	7
island of mackinac	7
supposed to be	7
largest cities of	7
to have been	7
the fox river	7
the atlantic border	6
of the more	6
of the lodge	6
the trade of	6
at no distant	6
of the pine	6
to the great	6
it was the	6
relation to the	6
go to the	6
miles in length	6
in the same	6
south side of	6
a place of	6
in new york	6
action of the	6
the indians of	6
from detroit to	6
a matter of	6
the saut st	6
of the fox	6
in the northern	6
the way of	6
the banks of	6
of the whole	6
the supply of	6
on the st	6
the indian name	6
little traverse bay	6
out to the	6
two hundred feet	6
an old indian	6
a very large	6
up to the	6
southern peninsula of	6
to be found	6
a half miles	6
the more southern	6
to new york	6
in lake superior	6
large portion of	6
the advantages of	6
a height of	6
and the lake	6
the work of	6
in the summer	6
to the north	6
new york central	6
in the mean	6
in this country	6
region of the	6
that they are	6
of the union	6
of the old	6
of the detroit	6
through the straits	6
of our state	6
that he was	6
commerce of the	6
of the woods	6
to this day	6
in order to	6
the lake is	6
centre of population	6
the construction of	6
it is now	6
that it was	6
taken from the	6
northern portion of	6
of great britain	6
the ojibwas and	6
on the lakes	6
in the country	6
to the island	6
with regard to	6
the valley of	6
the cities of	6
to the state	6
the entrance of	6
and its surroundings	6
population of the	6
grand trunk railway	6
reference to the	6
north of the	6
are in the	6
the mean time	6
the opening of	6
thirty or forty	6
to the united	6
regard to the	6
detroit and milwaukee	6
be seen that	6
between the united	6
engaged in the	6
indian name of	6
on the borders	6
by the indians	6
at that time	6
the depth of	6
of the new	6
the south side	6
of the principal	6
all of which	6
on the shores	6
the labors of	6
a few days	6
island of mackinaw	6
the testimony of	6
large amount of	5
to two hundred	5
of two hundred	5
in the market	5
mission of st	5
of old mackinaw	5
produce of the	5
lake of the	5
the jesuit fathers	5
fluctuations in the	5
the main land	5
amount of capital	5
as in the	5
of green bay	5
the copper region	5
and from the	5
that on the	5
the people of	5
the exception of	5
aggregate as above	5
in the manufacture	5
of each section	5
in this region	5
the lines of	5
the result of	5
the great west	5
one hundred thousand	5
the attention of	5
of these lands	5
this part of	5
point of view	5
much of the	5
a mile or	5
the inhabitants of	5
chapel and fort	5
at the straits	5
into the straits	5
for all the	5
the great lakes	5
lake superior is	5
where they are	5
the price of	5
the names of	5
point de tour	5
and the saut	5
into lake huron	5
be able to	5
into the lake	5
in consequence of	5
for a time	5
hundred and forty	5
would have been	5
in some places	5
and it was	5
on each side	5
the lake shore	5
of the french	5
of the war	5
of the bluff	5
black feather in	5
the city of	5
it can be	5
to the other	5
of the cities	5
indians in the	5
connection with the	5
the top of	5
far from the	5
to and fro	5
line of the	5
gulf of st	5
the fur trade	5
in the lake	5
the old world	5
the level of	5
to that of	5
formed by the	5
to a height	5
can be seen	5
of some of	5
points on the	5
which i have	5
relations of the	5
character of the	5
of the english	5
on this account	5
in the waters	5
level of the	5
they reached the	5
the five largest	5
ojibwas and ottawas	5
it is evident	5
their way to	5
of the same	5
not far from	5
head of lake	5
was there that	5
miles west of	5
from the village	5
of which the	5
at the mouth	5
to the atlantic	5
and when the	5
to the indians	5
than that of	5
slope of the	5
in the spring	5
at the foot	5
region in the	5
the fort and	5
and that the	5
bushels of wheat	5
of our city	5
as they are	5
the presence of	5
shore of michigan	5
a large number	5
of the indian	5
top of the	5
onondaga salt group	5
the pine lands	5
west of the	5
not less than	5
statement of the	5
of the indians	5
the presbyterian church	5
with the exception	5
large number of	5
annual product of	5
eastern shore of	5
number of vessels	5
within a few	5
of the manistee	5
the manistee and	5
that it will	5
with all the	5
vicinity of the	5
they were not	5
five miles from	5
at the fort	5
a short distance	5
metropolis of a	5
of a vast	5
along the shore	5
together with the	5
in the winter	5
of pig iron	5
of the entire	5
will be found	5
is covered with	5
old fort mackinaw	5
no distant day	5
the straits and	5
it was not	5
of the vessels	5
the st of	5
that portion of	5
the river cities	5
of the american	5
summer in the	5
is likely to	5
will have the	5
product of the	5
the grand portal	5
settlement of the	5
soil and timber	5
copper mines of	5
extremity of the	5
which can be	5
site for a	5
we have the	5
some of which	5
of the largest	5
one hundred miles	5
to lake superior	5
was the first	5
the line of	5
in this state	5
largest atlantic cities	5
out in the	5
of lakes and	5
in that region	5
with each other	5
he was the	5
of the climate	5
interior of the	5
of the missionary	5
the cliff mine	5
hundred thousand square	5
during the last	5
at green bay	5
the form of	5
forests of the	5
the jesuit missionaries	5
the indians to	5
of the church	5
the rear of	5
the swamp lands	5
the superior country	5
of the convent	5
to be made	4
the manistee river	4
the state are	4
the lake of	4
at this place	4
be laid down	4
and they were	4
of mackinaw and	4
northern pacific railroad	4
in two days	4
from the shore	4
addition to the	4
of the fur	4
occupied by the	4
has been the	4
the northern lakes	4
feather in his	4
is the greatest	4
to the lake	4
the michigan central	4
same time it	4
the lake for	4
of the region	4
indians of the	4
lakes and streams	4
been able to	4
in favor of	4
view of the	4
southern part of	4
connected with the	4
shall have been	4
the soil of	4
which may be	4
to port huron	4
on the northern	4
the position of	4
when it was	4
refer to the	4
there are two	4
extent of the	4
the lakes and	4
about twenty miles	4
from fort wayne	4
of the above	4
in the iron	4
the metropolis of	4
the site for	4
by the action	4
with the indians	4
of mackinac and	4
by men of	4
during the night	4
to be seen	4
trade between the	4
in the rear	4
from the south	4
of lake erie	4
the surrounding country	4
in the trade	4
to the place	4
in which the	4
of the rainbow	4
of which is	4
all the principal	4
and on this	4
there has been	4
on the continent	4
sound of the	4
resources of the	4
my mother came	4
hundred and thirty	4
the fact that	4
this point is	4
john jacob astor	4
every part of	4
number of indians	4
of the first	4
in the upper	4
acres of land	4
such as to	4
the base of	4
the entrance to	4
the month of	4
on the shore	4
the brow of	4
the demand for	4
at one time	4
the return of	4
has always been	4
and lake cities	4
told me to	4
centre of a	4
sons of the	4
the colors of	4
is about two	4
it for the	4
that they were	4
many of them	4
the following interesting	4
the height of	4
on the globe	4
of a small	4
in possession of	4
emptying into lake	4
the same year	4
that in the	4
the onondaga salt	4
by land grants	4
have been taken	4
cities on the	4
report of the	4
the next day	4
a traveler in	4
the upper peninsula	4
place in the	4
at that point	4
from port huron	4
in a state	4
to saut st	4
there are also	4
for the past	4
of every description	4
in round numbers	4
some of our	4
and one which	4
three hundred feet	4
miles north of	4
as a point	4
sight of the	4
old indian chief	4
of the commerce	4
of the cliff	4
the markets of	4
the entrepot of	4
they spawn in	4
to which we	4
interest in the	4
the face of	4
the passage of	4
of the richest	4
in reference to	4
made in the	4
to be a	4
with a view	4
half a mile	4
the indians in	4
to all the	4
a point of	4
west end of	4
to become a	4
venice of the	4
situated on the	4
the importance of	4
of the choicest	4
the states and	4
in the following	4
in lake huron	4
of the giant	4
including new york	4
to the english	4
of mackinaw is	4
value of these	4
miles of the	4
lake huron and	4
is a most	4
out into the	4
the point of	4
for the products	4
of the copper	4
of those who	4
on either side	4
of its waters	4
may be found	4
a large portion	4
of the jesuit	4
the largest atlantic	4
barrels of flour	4
to the height	4
to the trade	4
site of old	4
such as are	4
of the superior	4
cities and suburbs	4
which will be	4
interested in the	4
the quality of	4
the western shore	4
the eastern shore	4
found to be	4
at saut st	4
that the indians	4
the completion of	4
the commencement of	4
so as to	4
the mineral region	4
at a distance	4
bois blanc island	4
from the saut	4
the works of	4
of the year	4
way to the	4
one of these	4
is at the	4
lakes huron and	4
of the others	4
foster and whitney	4
amounted to nearly	4
on the line	4
a direct line	4
of this road	4
it has a	4
it must be	4
of great importance	4
in the union	4
of wealth and	4
estimate of the	4
not inferior to	4
bore the name	4
as to the	4
to the indian	4
increase of the	4
by means of	4
out by the	4
the atlantic cities	4
the region of	4
discovery of the	4
from the water	4
three hundred miles	4
in the eastern	4
of the rock	4
idea of the	4
that it has	4
the development of	4
the land grant	4
army meteorological reports	4
in the form	4
city in the	4
and one hundred	4
the town of	4
surface drained by	4
of the mining	4
millions of bushels	4
two and a	4
at new york	4
of northern michigan	4
north of lake	4
the establishment of	4
colors of the	4
of beech and	4
points in the	4
miles distant from	4
four hundred feet	4
banks of the	4
of three hundred	4
to the south	4
of the true	4
the largest cities	4
a large amount	4
south of the	4
beauty of the	4
may be seen	4
the first time	4
in the hands	4
for the last	4
the quantity of	4
in the straits	4
a large quantity	4
the opening up	4
but there is	4
two hundred years	4
sugar loaf rock	4
on lake huron	4
only by the	4
tonnage of the	4
will be a	4
miles in width	4
of which were	4
section of the	4
we have no	4
the time of	4
with respect to	4
coast of lake	4
in lake michigan	4
port huron to	4
the american fur	4
trip to the	4
on the other	4
in developing the	4
in the middle	4
of the presbyterian	4
the giant fairies	4
it is said	4
hundred feet in	4
i did so	4
the winter of	4
all along the	4
and at the	4
feet in thickness	4
is a large	4
the northern pacific	4
opening up of	4
states and territories	4
more than a	4
of the time	4
cost of the	4
about three hundred	4
spirits of the	4
the east coast	4
the settlement of	4
the productions of	4
the head waters	4
development of the	4
in this city	4
the limits of	4
of the st	4
in point of	4
it has the	4
counties in the	4
is not a	4
of the two	4
our foreign commerce	4
head waters of	4
site of a	4
from the atlantic	4
and when he	4
of one of	4
the peninsula of	4
can be obtained	4
spawn in the	4
the whole state	4
in the centre	4
green bay in	4
to be taken	4
are found in	4
the opposite side	4
the venice of	4
the ports of	4
atlantic cities and	4
ought to be	4
of the saut	4
that a large	4
the mississippi and	4
a commercial point	4
at any time	4
at the time	4
of this island	4
at the place	4
on the canada	4
we give the	4
in the language	4
but in the	4
people of the	4
the father of	4
a series of	4
on this point	4
which has been	4
with which the	4
on the route	4
on the opposite	4
the sight of	4
when we consider	4
on the upper	4
localities in the	4
a merely nominal	3
port huron and	3
these lands are	3
is on the	3
this section of	3
state of the	3
during the summer	3
borders of lake	3
all the tribes	3
point of the	3
the northwestern lakes	3
that they would	3
among the most	3
of the lower	3
the two cities	3
mile from the	3
the north shore	3
and little traverse	3
the beauty of	3
the prices of	3
at the distance	3
the rapid increase	3
distance from the	3
the advantages which	3
michigan agricultural reports	3
the possession of	3
building of the	3
it is our	3
from two to	3
in a great	3
of the ottawa	3
in these regions	3
is of a	3
would be the	3
to seek a	3
the whole amount	3
plumed and painted	3
his remains to	3
of the catch	3
rising to a	3
the first to	3
through the mineral	3
providing for the	3
returned to the	3
of soil and	3
was in the	3
from the hands	3
it is no	3
in the shape	3
places in the	3
of the cost	3
to explore the	3
on the earth	3
as before stated	3
the choicest pine	3
a million of	3
transferred to the	3
he did not	3
is three hundred	3
entrance of the	3
more than twenty	3
on the atlantic	3
to green bay	3
in the old	3
for health and	3
there were no	3
and great britain	3
of the onondaga	3
among the indians	3
interesting account of	3
and have been	3
the pine region	3
new york to	3
south end of	3
have been engaged	3
to this the	3
it should be	3
a company of	3
the spiritualist was	3
of the season	3
an early day	3
the trade between	3
will be the	3
the memory of	3
place of observation	3
the exports of	3
great manufacturing point	3
it is only	3
indians to the	3
retrocession of the	3
hundred thousand inhabitants	3
we take the	3
bears the name	3
is called the	3
and south national	3
the remains of	3
be said of	3
there that the	3
up of the	3
and i have	3
the purposes of	3
on the western	3
a great city	3
a large and	3
placed in a	3
form of a	3
to visit the	3
it is to	3
from the northwest	3
are the only	3
a city of	3
shipment of copper	3
mackinaw is the	3
indians who had	3
to the lakes	3
natural resources of	3
it is from	3
we have before	3
view to the	3
properly be included	3
a few miles	3
to make up	3
of the place	3
and the largest	3
the chapel of	3
of the late	3
was one of	3
superior of the	3
chain of lakes	3
feet from the	3
a great manufacturing	3
and for the	3
of the white	3
a very great	3
entrepot of a	3
of old fort	3
states and canadas	3
for several years	3
we have not	3
which they were	3
that she would	3
at an early	3
be seen by	3
from six to	3
to the time	3
in this part	3
to see the	3
of which he	3
the ratio of	3
of every kind	3
he would not	3
the upper part	3
the end of	3
of major holmes	3
all of them	3
foot of lake	3
from ten to	3
fruits of the	3
are enabled to	3
familiar with the	3
agricultural reports for	3
were obliged to	3
me in the	3
down upon the	3
the north side	3
miles south of	3
communication between the	3
the rendezvous of	3
and lake superior	3
and the whole	3
of the far	3
large extent of	3
to make the	3
the same isothermal	3
we are informed	3
products of states	3
height of from	3
in some of	3
the amount at	3
and also the	3
flouring mills have	3
a small portion	3
will at once	3
the american garrison	3
at that period	3
the following are	3
of any of	3
of an old	3
from the fact	3
to the more	3
shores of the	3
let us now	3
by the treaty	3
land and water	3
to the horizon	3
lake michigan and	3
of which it	3
hundred millions of	3
the best kind	3
tens of thousands	3
it was to	3
a great deal	3
parts of the	3
from lake michigan	3
was given by	3
in the whole	3
to the spirits	3
the indians were	3
field of labor	3
iron mountains and	3
stock and grain	3
a state of	3
one hundred to	3
of the surface	3
this is a	3
one of those	3
less than one	3
rise to a	3
inhabitants of the	3
as it was	3
or three years	3
the authority of	3
of the growth	3
tracts of beech	3
not only the	3
ottawas and ojibwas	3
remains to mackinaw	3
mile or two	3
who visited mackinaw	3
until the year	3
principal centres of	3
and from thence	3
occur in the	3
the fall of	3
of the lands	3
for the lake	3
of fort mackinac	3
to supply the	3
of a visit	3
on the side	3
pine lands of	3
great railroad system	3
half a million	3
has already been	3
from which the	3
of the air	3
plan of the	3
the bulk of	3
a general thing	3
and that in	3
aided by land	3
on the navigable	3
of the ridge	3
to speak of	3
of the surrounding	3
act of congress	3
the wealth of	3
or in the	3
rapid increase of	3
the distance of	3
that it is	3
more of the	3
of saut st	3
the greatest lumber	3
the principal centres	3
a single day	3
and the indians	3
to any other	3
between the two	3
of all kinds	3
chicago and milwaukee	3
there was a	3
presbyterian church on	3
some of these	3
so that the	3
in the lower	3
mines of great	3
of pine lumber	3
centres of population	3
name of st	3
is a high	3
of the town	3
and milwaukee railway	3
had been prepared	3
other varieties of	3
a great many	3
the spring of	3
mode of communicating	3
are caught in	3
cities and towns	3
a mission at	3
drained by the	3
had to be	3
as a commercial	3
the tide of	3
man and his	3
of the business	3
the old states	3
mackinaw to the	3
the remainder of	3
as far as	3
base of the	3
at a single	3
the age of	3
was sent out	3
ports of the	3
by way of	3
sent out by	3
of the combined	3
be seen rising	3
are supposed to	3
in the morning	3
always been a	3
progress of the	3
the other side	3
in the level	3
forty acre homestead	3
as the water	3
following are the	3
the bosom of	3
and we have	3
they are a	3
a map of	3
a distance of	3
adapted to the	3
a heap of	3
of one hundred	3
grand and little	3
the vast mineral	3
the false suns	3
face of the	3
south and west	3
there have been	3
lake superior trade	3
toward the north	3
south national line	3
there will be	3
during the winter	3
the sum of	3
the new states	3
in the chapel	3
accompanied by a	3
three brothers of	3
seven hundred feet	3
a half millions	3
profitable to ship	3
the illinois river	3
can be had	3
years in the	3
of hard wood	3
mille au coquin	3
forests of pine	3
to point out	3
work of death	3
seems to us	3
in the great	3
eight hundred feet	3
commerce of our	3
is not inferior	3
during the season	3
on the brow	3
he remained until	3
lake cities and	3
not only to	3
it was from	3
that he is	3
grand rapids to	3
healthfulness of the	3
marquette and joliet	3
the first is	3
by the great	3
home market for	3
dedication to the	3
and a very	3
to be developed	3
in successful operation	3
order to make	3
the indian tribes	3
from the main	3
greater than that	3
evident that the	3
of each other	3
for some years	3
land on the	3
of the ohio	3
of the trade	3
at the top	3
a large extent	3
of flour annually	3
this has been	3
tillers of the	3
the lake and	3
in the neighborhood	3
and to this	3
other points of	3
the queen of	3
of the central	3
any other point	3
the produce of	3
of the iron	3
the most remarkable	3
by the lakes	3
may not be	3
as one of	3
the great river	3
in the yard	3
a chippewa chief	3
justly regarded as	3
in all directions	3
has passed away	3
the great spirit	3
and his warriors	3
and may be	3
or any other	3
increase in the	3
brow of the	3
in the distance	3
the corn crop	3
the missionary society	3
and if the	3
to the earliest	3
amount paid for	3
the report of	3
my guardian spirit	3
as they were	3
a home market	3
to say nothing	3
of communication between	3
to the northern	3
institutions of learning	3
square miles of	3
in it was	3
soon after the	3
borders of the	3
she told me	3
of the illinese	3
of indians of	3
be made to	3
all the other	3
the mines for	3
surrounded by a	3
are as follows	3
extent of country	3
a great railroad	3
acquainted with the	3
they are of	3
most profitable to	3
and various other	3
the queen city	3
of the illinois	3
comparison of atlantic	3
six or seven	3
north of this	3
the theatre of	3
the great genii	3
the climate of	3
between detroit and	3
have been the	3
the coast of	3
the english and	3
out on the	3
form an estimate	3
states and great	3
description of the	3
will have to	3
detroit to boston	3
that black feather	3
lake superior and	3
in his cap	3
from to per	3
the purchase of	3
two millions of	3
the distance from	3
find their way	3
fort wayne to	3
cannot fail to	3
a view to	3
point la barbe	3
interminable forests of	3
of my guardian	3
forty acres of	3
are indebted to	3
six hundred feet	3
passed through the	3
within the past	3
to lake michigan	3
where there is	3
the vessels which	3
is by the	3
at a rate	3
and will be	3
the west has	3
it ought to	3
said to be	3
the best quality	3
mountains and mines	3
and when we	3
been engaged in	3
the outlet of	3
that could be	3
there is not	3
growing region in	3
of the muskegon	3
remainder of the	3
hundred feet high	3
tribe of indians	3
the want of	3
limits of the	3
from the island	3
the red river	3
north and south	3
during the past	3
did not vary	3
the coal is	3
upward of one	3
of the chief	3
island in lake	3
the entire line	3
to the western	3
opposite side of	3
is evident that	3
and along the	3
granted to the	3
on the great	3
power of the	3
as we are	3
the subject of	3
north of it	3
means of communication	3
of the swamp	3
hundred feet above	3
the east side	3
we are indebted	3
and they are	3
of this order	3
the extent and	3
centre of wealth	3
to more than	3
three and a	3
into lake michigan	3
courriers des bois	3
island of the	3
seems to have	3
the spirits of	3
is about one	3
streams emptying into	3
about two and	3
of the queen	3
the upper lake	3
importance as a	3
which was the	3
of the ocean	3
manistee and the	3
best in the	3
the silence of	3
a mission among	3
was surrounded with	3
shouts of victory	3
midst of the	3
at the sauble	3
only in the	3
the market at	3
white fish and	3
part of this	3
back from the	3
mackinaw and its	3
point aux sable	3
and went to	3
when all the	3
the treaty of	3
all the advantages	3
of the large	3
more southern part	3
from new york	3
himself as a	3
from one hundred	3
coal has been	3
to the gulf	3
places where the	3
the steamer passes	3
into the market	3
a mile from	3
bank of the	3
from the sky	3
is the only	3
has long been	3
the following is	3
the language of	3
of the amount	3
with the same	3
and painted warriors	3
vessels of the	3
of coal in	3
of grand rapids	3
in the commercial	3
the present time	3
the ohio river	3
the superior of	3
the summer of	3
growth of timber	3
the product of	3
upon the island	3
in every direction	3
aggregate of the	3
of the mineral	3
of the aggregate	3
spoke to me	3
large share of	3
for the west	3
for freight and	3
the north american	3
there are no	3
at home and	3
the road to	3
of the greatest	3
of the genii	3
the most attractive	3
the pine timber	3
share of the	3
as a general	3
on the southern	3
for many miles	3
to some extent	3
every point of	3
by the name	3
the first thing	3
one to two	3
thousand miles of	3
queen of the	3
from whence they	3
of the village	3
will show that	3
with the mississippi	3
from one to	3
as a matter	3
empties into lake	3
the forty acre	3
of the pacific	3
in the history	3
explore the mississippi	3
of which has	3
be less than	3
of the pineries	3
in that country	3
of industrial power	3
the means of	3
prairies of the	3
for the benefit	3
and value of	3
to the saut	3
and the other	3
that the whole	3
construction of the	3
state has been	3
ten to twenty	3
in the main	3
it will not	3
when they reached	3
of the former	3
to form an	3
in the way	3
included in the	3
of the mines	3
distance of about	3
as if by	3
of the slain	3
village of mackinaw	3
only to be	3
this will give	3
to the testimony	3
a good harbor	3
resources of a	3
report of j	3
to reach the	3
well as in	3
visit to the	3
i was a	3
from chicago to	3
the first of	3
and the french	3
any other kind	3
living on the	3
of the iroquois	3
the steamer enters	3
it was found	3
river of the	3
likely to be	3
lands of the	3
as soon as	3
were got out	3
to his death	3
and the sound	3
will be in	3
great western valley	3
a trip to	3
of the cross	3
the population is	3
a large city	3
the whole of	3
of transporting the	3
interests of the	3
land of the	3
hundred miles long	3
the water level	3
we present a	3
one of which	3
of ingot copper	3
that while the	3
about the year	3
by the way	3
massacre of the	3
the king of	3
above the lake	3
those who have	3
built in the	3
a still greater	3
which we are	3
on the left	3
each side of	3
and there were	3
a large share	3
about two hundred	3
detroit to portland	3
routes of travel	3
its lakes and	3
the indians had	3
of the people	3
the past season	3
of vessels from	3
great centre of	3
at least one	3
north of grand	3
interior cities of	3
that you may	3
to the country	3
have been a	3
on their way	3
been in use	3
believed to be	3
a mission was	3
there was no	3
great central city	3
king of france	3
market for the	3
is said that	3
would not be	3
the following from	3
agricultural advantages of	3
we have taken	3
the management of	3
from that of	3
the greater part	3
is said to	3
days of the	3
fail to be	3
the saut canal	3
the fruits of	3
is situated on	3
it to the	3
a mission in	3
eighty thousand square	3
the best in	3
the grand traverse	3
the door of	3
five largest cities	3
miles long and	3
from the straits	3
the mining country	3
the missions in	3
the copper mines	3
grand rapids and	3
the latter are	3
to see me	3
those on the	3
opening of the	3
as all the	3
in which they	3
the present year	3
prussia and poland	3
of the lumber	3
the raising of	3
of point st	3
resort for invalids	3
one hundred feet	3
to little traverse	3
short distance from	3
the state is	3
to the mississippi	3
he returned to	3
into the gulf	3
few years ago	3
a vast commerce	3
the other by	3
speaking of the	3
brothers of the	3
is to say	3
but to the	3
for the first	3
capable of manufacturing	3
east side of	3
the gateway of	3
of communicating with	3
on the same	3
feet and hands	3
known as the	3
in the western	3
little traverse bays	3
of a city	3
mines of the	3
the island in	3
a great central	3
as those of	3
of a mile	3
in the elements	3
gateway of commerce	3
a wonderful lake	3
millions of dollars	3
the raw material	3
battery at new	2
they must be	2
the failure of	2
rate of increase	2
a member of	2
of their capacity	2
a traditionary land	2
to empty into	2
corn in the	2
of the line	2
small portions of	2
of easy access	2
shutting out the	2
the different points	2
return of the	2
as is usual	2
the aggregate amount	2
day of my	2
to the head	2
the island and	2
minnesota and canada	2
committed to the	2
the amount made	2
great bulk of	2
for the great	2
has been a	2
entire line of	2
to eight hundred	2
was wafted to	2
greater than the	2
the latter place	2
our atlantic coast	2
be proud of	2
throughout its whole	2
prove to be	2
said to me	2
in great numbers	2
and presenting a	2
and fifty feet	2
mouth of a	2
the white and	2
among all the	2
it is scarcely	2
to be very	2
from this country	2
the connecticut missionary	2
of the streams	2
of the voyageurs	2
from saut st	2
terminated in the	2
value of our	2
all the resources	2
home and abroad	2
west coast of	2
english and indians	2
upper part of	2
them cannot be	2
in every part	2
giving to the	2
the el dorado	2
are of a	2
on the way	2
the fluctuations in	2
of steamers and	2
but a few	2
tide of emigration	2
of twenty feet	2
the two or	2
of plumed and	2
paid him a	2
the close of	2
the war in	2
the southern extremity	2
for the same	2
visit to iroquois	2
effect on the	2
she came in	2
official report in	2
in connection with	2
they were to	2
of about one	2
of a very	2
and settlement of	2
system of the	2
of the red	2
to the effect	2
during the entire	2
on the main	2
facilities for the	2
states bordering the	2
in the bay	2
cheapest and best	2
is enough to	2
will soon have	2
bones of the	2
to the lower	2
of pure copper	2
the new clip	2
to remain in	2
the pineries of	2
that those who	2
lake erie and	2
to my lodge	2
in the town	2
of north america	2
and we are	2
canada has already	2
foot of the	2
fifteen feet in	2
numerous indian tribes	2
most exciting and	2
and ottawa nations	2
five thousand miles	2
of its commerce	2
on a war	2
the scope of	2
the hudson river	2
particularly the case	2
portion of it	2
is more than	2
and the country	2
we have above	2
this is an	2
spring at length	2
testimony of actual	2
at a cheap	2
demand for staves	2
and our own	2
the opinion that	2
the manner of	2
traverse to the	2
as a manufacturing	2
nine hundred feet	2
an indian custom	2
be added the	2
when thousands of	2
independent of financial	2
be surpassed in	2
frosts in the	2
northern peninsula of	2
be seen the	2
rear of the	2
of the hill	2
between indian and	2
agricultural and commercial	2
a great benefit	2
taken over the	2
every portion of	2
treasures of the	2
twenty millions of	2
on lake michigan	2
compared geographically with	2
far as the	2
all the western	2
the pursuits of	2
at this time	2
traverse bay and	2
of the boats	2
the atlantic coast	2
master of life	2
to the above	2
echoes from island	2
war yell of	2
are prepared to	2
been directed to	2
from the same	2
bulk of the	2
the vast region	2
far north as	2
to comply with	2
the eastern markets	2
is by water	2
known to the	2
water has been	2
first steamer that	2
remove his remains	2
million of inhabitants	2
each other in	2
resources of this	2
one and a	2
growth and prosperity	2
the house of	2
exception of a	2
the house where	2
important points in	2
few of the	2
in comparison with	2
this coal is	2
for opening roads	2
as a place	2
grand traverse region	2
accrue to the	2
to see that	2
principal city of	2
water in the	2
the time when	2
in the air	2
below the saut	2
we have been	2
throughout all the	2
to the ground	2
oak commands more	2
of the heavens	2
of a mission	2
at a merely	2
mackinaw there are	2
by lake craft	2
relations des jesuits	2
said it was	2
repacked in ice	2
is the site	2
growth of towns	2
at the saut	2
the south end	2
an advanced age	2
if it was	2
united states to	2
brought into requisition	2
three millions of	2
rate of growth	2
exemplary christian life	2
which is the	2
to twenty miles	2
war upon your	2
we find that	2
into lake superior	2
for second clear	2
forest of hard	2
and prosperity of	2
a half in	2
french remain at	2
but now abandoned	2
of which must	2
bay and mackinac	2
acre of wheat	2
and grand haven	2
the tribes in	2
the fisheries on	2
the principal city	2
it will have	2
northwest as far	2
which is a	2
the older states	2
side of lake	2
and protestant missions	2
of one or	2
name of jesuit	2
and other varieties	2
mostly sold fresh	2
with a little	2
been taken from	2
fourth of a	2
and distribute the	2
for hundreds of	2
seen by the	2
acre homestead bill	2
the concentration of	2
established a mission	2
of grand river	2
works have been	2
were flouring mills	2
to the settler	2
mackinaw is at	2
while i was	2
water currents of	2
for six months	2
beds of gypsum	2
of the district	2
and joliet to	2
the aggregate value	2
of united states	2
the timber in	2
freight and passage	2
were permitted to	2
could be heard	2
children would be	2
chusco the spiritualist	2
in some measure	2
small quantity of	2
certain that the	2
the earliest times	2
of many of	2
well as for	2
and industrial power	2
front of the	2
a circumstance which	2
they are caught	2
the gate and	2
painted warriors shook	2
to the ports	2
the river and	2
the land of	2
appears to have	2
eight or nine	2
they passed the	2
visit to mackinaw	2
village of the	2
of the chippewas	2
might properly be	2
they are now	2
all the colors	2
wisconsin and iowa	2
they are taken	2
already been shown	2
toward the sun	2
land belonging to	2
the illinese lake	2
clothed with the	2
that he had	2
near the mouth	2
old robert stuart	2
growth of northwestern	2
york to detroit	2
of actual observers	2
have been compelled	2
of some forty	2
same isothermal line	2
the last few	2
when he left	2
the missionary were	2
from the pen	2
railways and vessels	2
brooklyn and other	2
miles nearer the	2
industrial interests of	2
states to the	2
capacity of the	2
heard of his	2
not vary materially	2
is an island	2
missions in this	2
supply of cheap	2
the port during	2
larger proportion to	2
of the numerous	2
to the region	2
movement of the	2
of a dozen	2
and green bay	2
from want of	2
is buried at	2
account of clairvoyance	2
locality in the	2
that state has	2
east coast is	2
the chief city	2
iron and copper	2
the spirit of	2
history of this	2
of so much	2
to join the	2
no less than	2
following account of	2
which has a	2
freight cannot be	2
were the first	2
for which he	2
not only do	2
will not the	2
he was an	2
the summer months	2
forty per cent	2
on the banks	2
exciting and interesting	2
are the names	2
exclusive of the	2
lakes michigan or	2
us in the	2
his desire to	2
in those days	2
of government house	2
lake michigan are	2
he dropped his	2
now on the	2
in the wind	2
michigan and the	2
were on the	2
them have been	2
you know that	2
is a magnificent	2
as a missionary	2
is such as	2
cost of outfit	2
a great variety	2
and consequently the	2
the peaceful welkin	2
with a few	2
down to the	2
by a rich	2
is the case	2
which it will	2
which will prove	2
in satanic agency	2
the lake region	2
western shore of	2
miles of lake	2
a manufactured state	2
in advance of	2
he entered the	2
has sprung up	2
the aggregate cannot	2
the lumber manufactories	2
small portion of	2
and of easy	2
and thence to	2
especially on a	2
a noted indian	2
the grand and	2
there is none	2
going to the	2
has of late	2
at the sight	2
and grand rapids	2
almost entirely by	2
the lover of	2
given by the	2
most important points	2
comply with the	2
they will not	2
the use of	2
to the close	2
and imports of	2
of such a	2
a high bluff	2
passed a bill	2
of per cent	2
that this will	2
that it led	2
in the states	2
immense amount of	2
it was difficult	2
the combined forces	2
have elsewhere described	2
the blood of	2
for the indian	2
the opinion of	2
entered into the	2
a tribe of	2
north or south	2
the human system	2
owned or chartered	2
of sight the	2
a year or	2
stright of the	2
have been worn	2
largest of each	2
of european consumers	2
a war expedition	2
the healthfulness of	2
theatre of some	2
the indians at	2
the north is	2
it is an	2
a visit to	2
future growth and	2
and empties into	2
of minnesota are	2
of any kind	2
village on the	2
the prairies and	2
of every hue	2
of the yard	2
equal amount of	2
to which is	2
mission at saut	2
washington as a	2
in the fort	2
of the natural	2
the larger portion	2
become the most	2
agricultural resources of	2
the combined bands	2
the rate of	2
with a large	2
which it is	2
was not necessary	2
french settlement in	2
has a direct	2
to per cent	2
the first and	2
the sugar loaf	2
gulf of mexico	2
line will be	2
island near the	2
point on the	2
in the wool	2
the country along	2
thousands of warriors	2
were to be	2
its growth and	2
the great railway	2
is next reached	2
at the convent	2
and territories of	2
raising of stock	2
operations of the	2
the new england	2
four miles distant	2
the upper waters	2
was obliged to	2
the progress of	2
be a favorite	2
all the voyageurs	2
on the contrary	2
wearer of the	2
every variety of	2
of it is	2
while the latter	2
are on the	2
total proceeds of	2
drained by chicago	2
an equal amount	2
statistics of the	2
the same parallel	2
in they amounted	2
if it should	2
that the startling	2
been compelled to	2
blocks for churches	2
as for the	2
with the richest	2
policy which terminated	2
got out last	2
home of the	2
with the other	2
at the depth	2
millions of acres	2
and the great	2
of this lake	2
th of june	2
superior and the	2
west by north	2
generations to come	2
and are now	2
at or near	2
and she could	2
over six hundred	2
night of the	2
and ottawas were	2
resources of michigan	2
are engaged on	2
about five miles	2
other portions of	2
equal to the	2
sailing vessels at	2
dies and is	2
i went on	2
subterranean abode of	2
back into the	2
great inducements to	2
islands before it	2
within the limits	2
over three thousand	2
the south of	2
and for which	2
you are now	2
peninsula into the	2
at sight of	2
that at the	2
and most important	2
would be very	2
it is estimated	2
through which it	2
in a direct	2
an inviting region	2
suited to the	2
must be supplied	2
the surplus grain	2
and it may	2
estimated by the	2
acknowledge his indebtedness	2
per acre of	2
the region embraces	2
or forty per	2
make the road	2
seen in the	2
of georgian bay	2
as the amount	2
to all interested	2
is taken from	2
appears by the	2
outlets for the	2
settlement in the	2
sound of a	2
the next fifteen	2
for the upper	2
desirableness of a	2
favored by nature	2
point which can	2
that it may	2
these and other	2
that their congresses	2
a remote period	2
for the public	2
the shipments of	2
the most valuable	2
present proprietors of	2
the indians on	2
and port huron	2
is found at	2
have alluded to	2
roads east of	2
to stand in	2
the response was	2
indians upon the	2
he reached the	2
upon the shore	2
accounts for the	2
country on the	2
on an island	2
and one of	2
is as follows	2
here he remained	2
the pen of	2
north and northwest	2
bay in michigan	2
services of the	2
it was taken	2
replied that he	2
in the mission	2
would be a	2
and he was	2
is a beautiful	2
historical society of	2
a decided preference	2
barrels of white	2
would be at	2
and also one	2
a war party	2
that the latter	2
say no more	2
vast extent of	2
of them are	2
since passed away	2
in many localities	2
of the missions	2
can be built	2
the year of	2
with its coasts	2
shaking the rattle	2
one of our	2
so from the	2
as it may	2
abode of the	2
of fertile land	2
in great variety	2
are repacked in	2
mission was established	2
in the month	2
of this vast	2
hand of man	2
eminence not far	2
and manistee rivers	2
expansion of the	2
that it had	2
the canada shore	2
contribute to the	2
to be one	2
we have considered	2
a mile and	2
sides of the	2
country through which	2
made for the	2
by the fishermen	2
the above amount	2
average per acre	2
be brought into	2
among the people	2
from the old	2
to the following	2
from the latter	2
and public purposes	2
steamer that ever	2
in length and	2
to be observed	2
of that place	2
good harbor protected	2
had gone to	2
principal points on	2
seines and fixtures	2
cincinnati and other	2
immense quantities of	2
derives its name	2
which she is	2
not yet been	2
quarter of a	2
settlement of mackinaw	2
which they had	2
speech of a	2
coal and iron	2
when a few	2
were turned out	2
city of new	2
the second of	2
a comparative statement	2
that which is	2
it is situated	2
thousand and sixty	2
paddles of the	2
far as we	2
is a place	2
church on the	2
the red man	2
support of the	2
see that the	2
the goods which	2
of wealth in	2
want of means	2
had a population	2
the cliff is	2
up to an	2
of the kind	2
names of the	2
this was the	2
trouble of a	2
the various indian	2
of an indian	2
passed into the	2
point is the	2
tons of copper	2
as the most	2
west of jackson	2
report in relation	2
aux becs scies	2
states and the	2
water is so	2
north of mackinaw	2
spring and fall	2
to supply their	2
the capture of	2
tramping feet of	2
to the point	2
failures of the	2
lines terminating at	2