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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09

The following IL Senator Howell's
speech on the question Of repeating
the Income Tax, when 1t was brought
up in the Senate several days ago:
"Alr. President, 1t is very disagree
able to me to be under the necessity
Of milking any remarks to protract
this discussion and to delay the vote,
which seems to be 80 earnestly desir.
ed by II majority Of the Senate. II l
were in the majority ] would not
speak !; but being in the minority
here, rs apprchend from the vote
that has already been taken, I feel it
my duty in some sense to make few
remarks in justification OF the vote l
shall give.
] shall not 60 into the subject of the
income tax. That was fully debated
at THE last session, and the people of
the country ut the last general cleo
tions fully approved, as, l think, the
course and policy of the Atlministra-
ton and Of Congress upon thesublect
Of the income tax. I think we have
had the verdict Of the people ut large
on this question already. do not
like to come here and sit in silence
and hear Senator after Senator rise
upon this floor, In the face OF that
verdict Of the people, duly recorded,
and tell us that the people demand,
that the people are clamorous for the
repeal Of the income tax. deny 1t
III toto. l deny that the slightest ev-
idence of the demand Of the people
Of the country ut large can be pro-
duced in favor Of the repeal of the in
come tax. 1t Is nonstrous to assume
1t. We have no petitions here COM
ing from the peoplcat large; we have
no expressions Of the people Mt large
in State Conventions, in State Lcgis-
laturcs, or In public meetings Of any
number or responsibility. Then, how
IRE we advised Of this demand OF the
people Of the country for the repeal
Of the income tax? How are we i'm.
pressed or to be impressed with this
demand? si'' II
Is it possible that the people ofthis
country are aroused IN arms almost,
demand:ng the repeal Of this tax,
which does not fall upon them, and
which is no burden whatever to the
masses Of the people Of this country;
aud which 1t has been asserted here
over and over again by Senators on
the other side is confined to some fiji
ty thousand persons In the country 2
Are the 'n,asscs of tho people aroused
NIL over this country In favor Of this
Any thousand, whose fortunes do not
affect the people? Are they SO SYM
thetic, do they take 1t soto heart that
these rich men, amply nble to pny
taxes, with ample property and AMI
pie Income to pay lakes, have t, lny
them. pdeny That the people Nr,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09
BOOk-BIlDIICl

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Persons having Magazines,
Illustrated or other Weeklies.
Music, or Books. that they de-
sire to have Bound in Good
STYLE and at Reasonable Pr
ces, can now be accommodated
by calling at tho Votcr Office,
as we have made arrangements
with an extensive Book Bind
ing establishment to do such
work for ls. f
/ SrERRY q Barker.
Ang. 2. 20. ,(u)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09
over 100000 New }. Use,

Over 100000 New ~ Ussi
loo. 900 In Excess of those Of any other
IA Manufscture!
The Lightsst Nannlrs Lock Stitch Msehins
ever made.
~ Every MarNins u reyynstsd ~ the
Company Tor Three years, wsid Kept IN Good
Running Order w the caavsssss9 = 1sAt
Free OF Charge.
Gail and sssmiws ne Best Tasssly Sewing
4 sshiss 10 tAs AsshAt. st@
y, e. eTEWLIN0.
nensvsl sad cApyspslre Agent ~ kssies
dAvhty,
T vsst nmps Asassss, ..'9 II n
; II It,W, ksesVthssssssA'
Smyrna times., 1871-04-05
8 O'CLOCK.

nEAFNES3, CATARRH. SCROFULA. lady
~ who had suffered for years from Deafness, Ca
Iarrh, and ScrOlula, was cured by a simple remedy
Her sympathy and gratitude prompts her 10 send The
receipts tree Oi charge any one similarly afflicted
Address Mrs Nj G. LEGGETT, Jersey City, NJ 4w
Smyrna times., 1871-04-05
mystic water from DAVID'S WELL.

y
The great DICRETlC TONIC and ALTER AT1vF rau,.dv
Valuahl. r ~ sOlnnn the PrOtOxide OF Iron and other
repeated and is being proved by the
Hyy D,s. as one OF the best known REMEDIES tor Kid
CasrTbs Dyspepsia. Nervousness Liver Complaints
Intestinal Csnum ptiOn, in its early Diabetes
riches Ih. boS ana General Debility II pufes and
Stimulate. Tho ,a,iaSrs the appetite promotes Digestion
ahivbv stcretlonS and valIZes the
invai by physicians, and the Testimonials OF
200 Ger box Necr- p"wers 1t ~ lOd the price or
Pa to be one dozen quart bottles delivered BRISTOL
GCfO"ALLADER, 1905 Race St. Philada
d. The HEALING INSTITUTE a. nAvIn.s wr11 T..
.r rho pe patients during all seasons the
WELL. ''' 4lihAins the MYSTIC WATER from the
febiJm
.tSS - DEAFNESS, BlIXDpEsS .nd C1T,ppu ,.o.,.d
Diseases Of th ss by lsAAcs, ". D. and Professor
ca Cus ~ ne Eve and Eear speciality in the Aiedi-
Ltvfpu anna IL experience.
hia he . ~ Ol Arch Str .e Philadpp pha. TestimO
az ms pihce. The medical faculty invite
Artificial ryr. tents as he has his practice
Ton. inserted without pain No charge for examina
Octl9y
Smyrna times., 1871-04-05
=. New lOk Herald of yes'erds'
So,,eue-G neral Grants
ri DOminS" S'",T;eious Retreat

..fod TO record a retreat on the
We are gla't'ICT Cant AZ honorable to him at
part OF Gene.%% a., rnvernmcnt as his crOwning
the head ol Wv rar at the head o. the Union
victory OF u t"' rsIcr to his judicouS retreat on
armies. We ;nTo anncxation scheme. 1t has
the ST. poIas'G;7Il ~ ,;7Ilv announced from Washing
been SEMI Ti'io,rG Goycrnor Hawlcy of Connec-
ton' + hat with the tranSmlS:lon !? UonGa,; VI
ucu', ,annrt mort of the st. Domingo l1'es'iga'inS
tne tTn'amssion the Presiden VIII senu up an l'n-
0o." 0u.ont message on the proposed aHHoAas."n'
poI'"bb ,b,t il will be su5s'ant! lHy 10 t'lS tn'c',
Ie, anu lad the question received ialr treatment
I tIas rbe treaty last before the senate was ue,
WI S"SJ teJ and rejected he would ho' nave askeu
20 oS'f fIr,bpr consideration; but oeheVlhg .hat
.L. .s scbrme had not been falriy presented 10
.hs .hs c,nntry, aud the questions haVing Dec?me
~" oo""u,nlc4trd with CHARGES anu H'SIn1.tlons u,
So,,; =, 10 its erits, he desired ''a' 'ui' llEe'
!ol'.'" I .;"n ~ ,ha hand, Of Congress which has
~ w" ',.1a with results fully vlndicatlhg MS
Oeen u'"1 ,to nrrmi>es. He ha~, therefore, no
c"u'So !" aot;on to recommend upon the subject
lul',, lul'"O. In, transmits the report OF the IN
p:.;,', commissioners Tor the information
"cstrtS.n'a7.s and The country, still adhenng to
t C'-;on Of the advantages OF annexation
MS 9l."' l',o, csre 10 press the measure, because
ne Hoeo '6 ient that if the country desires It,,
ne 's t;''n, o"", can be accomplished and that the
Tue o"lC f Csngress will indicate the desire by
aG'lou ~ trsafv TO be made. He does not by
auIamo t'ns ab,n1on his own views, but leaves
any any ~. mrs.nonsbiity of future action upon Con
or.ss .m. Ind he repeats his original declaration
that he has no policy to enforce against the will
of thp pCuple.
Smyrna times., 1871-04-05
GOLD QUOTATIONS, STOCKS, &C.,
FROM
John McLear & Son, Bankers,
WIL1IINGTON. DEL.

Quotations. April l. '7I,atao'clock:
Smyrna times., 1871-04-05
THE MARKETS.
MAR RHAGES.

ART On Sunday evening 26th ut at the
drce of the brides parents by the Rev. Decksd
John Eoss, of Philadelphia, formerly of this to Miss
Maria erhar only daughter of Francis Gerhart Esqr
Grepnlane, Montgomery Co. ppnna
STRADLEYSTARTO April l. in Philadelphia by Rev A.
RittcnhOuse Mr. George L. Straley Jr Miss Sarah
Start, both OF Smyrna.
WILLIAMS-PEACII.-O Wednesday last the 29th inst. at
St. Augustine church. Bohemia Manor by Rev. Thomas Will
liamS, Mr. j. j. Williams Miss Laura Peach, daughter
John Peach all Of Cecil county, Md
DAVIS JOHNSONOn the 27th ut by Rev. James H. Light
bourn Joseph H. Davis aud Maggie Johnson both this
county.
at ths residence the bride
mother. Cecil county Md. by Elder f. RittenhOuse MIR
Francis NJ Burrows Krnton Kent county Dell aud Miss
Annie Roe, OF the former place.
Smyrna times., 1871-04-05

FoUR STEPS TO OuR RLADDER.-"ChiIdren." !" Boys. >,
"bOuih ""men." Beginning with The lille fellow
putting of his pet;cOas for his first suit, they go up
TO the man weighs two hundred and forty, and
fit Them all exactly. of their ready made stock.
No sized shaped man hoy cam OF be suited at
Wanamaker g. Brcwms Oak Hall
Smyrna times., 1871-04-05

Tie Bonds Qfhe Northern Pacific Railroad
Comp1ny. bearing seren and hree tenthS per
cent Interest per annum, pnyabie in goid. are
offered for sale at par 0dd accrued interest
These bonds are secured by first mortgage on
a railro1d tro thouSdnd miles long, and on a
land grant Of sjrtyf millions Of acres, being
in all respect the safest and most profitable
security now in the market For the fullest
information, address John McLear 4 Son,
Smyrna times., 1871-04-05
New AdYertIsfnsfn

M ATCH FREE, and $50 a day sure, no humbug
w Address with Stamp, LATTA CO. fil's-
burgh Pa. apa4w
Smyrna times., 1871-04-05
BLOOMiHGT0M ULLD NURSERY.

18th Y>ar. 6UO Acres l3 Greenhouses IargesI
AtsOrimeni-all sizes Best SIock! Low Prices!
Would you know What, When. How to Plant! Fruit
Shade Evergreen Trees Roof Gratis Seedlings Usage
Plants. Apple Seed FnrIy Rose Potatoes Shrubs
Roses Gree nhnn,e and Garden Plants, &C. FLOWER
q VEGETABLE SEEDS! Finest, Best GOleciIOn-S
and quality. SeUd 10 cents for New, illustrated. De
scrpuve CaalO2ue-9O pages. Send stamp, each,
for Catalogues OF Seeds. with plain dlreciiOns-64
pages; Bedding and Garden Panls-3z pages. aud
Whole Price LIst-24 pages. Address F. K
PHOENIX. Bloomington Illinois.
Smyrna times., 1871-04-05
Of tue pCUpI

The explorations for a ship canal at Darien
ara rerortpd TO have brought into knowledge a
new n,T r. route that is but twenty-five miles long
and a. that will not need more than 80 or per
S'Hs n feet cutting in the deepest places.
Tb;. is apparently the most feasible route yet
ev,m;urd and if the facts are found to warrant
oil natural inference, from this statement the
construction of the canal at an early day be-
comes much more probable.
Smyrna times., 1871-04-05
DEATHS.

STOUTOn the 2lst u in Gloucester " y of consumption
WIN. II. Stout formerly OF CamdcR In this State and late
lieutenant in the Third Delaware Volunteers in the 3
of his
SILCOXIn FedsbOro Delaware the 27th instant Ann G.
wife OF Edward Silcox aged 90 years and months
REYNOLDS.-ln AppOquinmink Hundred Odessa on
the 18th OF March Rebecca A wife OF Aaron Reynolds in the
4Sth year oil her age.
Smyrna times., 1871-04-05
Cheering Facts for the Bilious.

Every days dem nStraes clearly that liver complaint
In all s distressing he controlled and cured with
cly II is obstinate disease but
its obSnacy not the proof against the pertnacIOus RENE
Ia and restorative operation of Hostetter Stomach Btters
That genial corrective CONPELs ORGAN To DUTY.
II Nrsr regularly aud heahuly under the influence Of
the Bs Their action brings il back from Of rebel
lion into perfect han"ny with the OF health. II their is
Cosseness it disappears il there is desche back ache it
the skin and the white OF the eyes tnEed with
auDerauous bile they their hue the
uts IT returns If the digestion impaired 1t is
Etsed In brief whatever the symptoms Of the complaint
be- and whatever the phase has assumed
such are the uniform ELECTS OF this preparation where bOu.
disease has been aeaiv developed but where there
merely tendency liver complaint it may be
prevented throughout life by regular use in small quaint
ties OF TINS palatable anlote These proven facts
should se seriously ponderedor rather they should b,
promptly acted upOn-hy all bilious habit mhs
Smyrna times., 1871-04-05

The Joint High Commission. OF whose pro-
cqeding> verylttle, if anything, Is really known,
Lave suspended thu If sessions until the British
Commissioners can procure instructions. 1t Is
reported that the Alal anna case has not been
reached The debate has Deen limited chiefly
to Can,dan affairs, the f>hcries, &c; aud the
existing trouble is that Canada will concede
nothing in reference to the fisheries.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-11-21

OFFICE or QUEEN IssuR iNoR Co..
L. s. Branch, III Broadway, \
New York, Oct. o, 1871.
Amy business proved to be Improbable should be
abandoned.
Acting upon that principle this Company with
drew their Agency from Chicago in February, 1870,
and as a result HAVE NO LOSSES IN THE TER
RIBLE C0NFLAGRATION THAT SWEPT
OVER THAT CITY YESTERDAY, affecting the
financial, commercial and insurance interests of the
whole country, Gripping and mpairng many Of the
Oldest and soundest Insurance Companies and ut
terly running so many, that property.holdcrs with
difficulty decide where to look for protection.
We trust this calamity will Of necessity end the
reckless and in many instances scandaous COMPETE
almost driving prudent underwriters from the field,
ana giving unmistakable premonition that day of
wreck and retribution was certain IN the not very
distant future, and whlcl IL only preclpitated by
this terrible visitation of Providence.
Insurance is one OF the main pillars sustaining
the credit of the mercantile interest and should be
managed to make sure its safety and soundncss
under all circumstancesin fact its stability should
be above all suspicion.
This can never be unless underwriters adhere TO
such rates Of premium a. experience has proved TO
be adequate and necessary TO meet ordinary losses
and provide Reserve Fund for such contingencies
as are sure TO arise. No prudence or foresight can
foretell the time place that the blow will fall yet
is sure to come as the records show Troy. Port
land and Chicago succeeded each other in increased
magnitude, more than outstripping the gigantic
growth of the country.
The Mercantile and Insurance interests arc so
intimately blended that IL is reasonable TO assume
that the former will readily and cordially respond
to any reasonable demand of such Companies rs
have fortunately escaped the general wreck have
stockholders able and willing to make good their
impairment, for an equitable advance of rates suf-
fcent to bring their business to paying point and
give assurance of future sound condition.
RATES MUST BE ADVANCED TO A PAYING
POINT OR BUSINESS DECLINED; the future
safety Of Insurance depends upon underwriters
adherng to this position.
We therefore advise agents, in responding to
the increased demand that will inevitably press
upon them for the Queens Policies, not TO charge
unreasonable rates, but firmly adhere to the spirit
Of the above aud insist upon such equitable advance
prudence imperatiyely demands.
Agents when In doubt as TO the proper rates will
refer to this Office and will then have such advice
experience dictates.
We trust our Agents will give their active and
efficient co operation in accommodating the wants
Of the public, and are confident that the QUEEN
INSURANCE COMPANY can through them rem
der service to the mercantile community that will
prove mutually satisfactory
1M. II. ROSS, Manager, U. S.
w. f. GOODENOw,
Agent, Alpena, Mich. lsmS
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-11-21
NOTICE.

Carriages for those attending the
Firemen's Banquet, can be had by call
ing for them at the Burrell House, and
registering their names on a slate,
which will be left there for that pur-
pose.
L. b. CHAMBERLAIN,
G. G. WHITNEY,
T. III. LESTER,
Committee
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-11-21

RuNAwAY.-Last Thursday even
ing Bewick, Comstock & Co.'S delivery
horse run away, and after detaching
himself from the wagon, was captured
and taken care Of The harness need
ed some repairs, and the wagon was
found scattered about rather permits
cuously.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-11-21
Nvx suor Suop.-Adam Ruthiford

New SHOE Suop.-Adam Ruthiford
formerly of Mimphis, will soon open
a new shoe shop in Aber's new build
ing, next to Goodrich's jewclry store,
on Second street. We understand
that Mr.. r. is good workman, and
always gave satisfaction where he has
heretofore done business We wish
linn the bsst-of. success
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-11-21

ioes SaSih"" huhtcio CdpluTeu Blk
deer in a Eve days hunt in the vicini-
ty of Hemlock City.
The ship yard and dry dock owned
by Samuel Gibson & Co., at Bay City,
was sold Monday week to Ballentine g.
Co., for $4,000.
A small wooden building owned by
Alexander Dawson, in Bay City, was
completely destroyed by fire, with all
its con tents, on the 18th. One thou
sand dollars in money which had been
secreted in bed, was with difficulty
saved.
Building improvements are brisk in
Wenona.
The demand for laborers in the lum-
bering woods is greatly in excess Of the
supply, large numbers being brought
from Canada.
A new hotel is being built at Rifle
River Station, on the northern extern
sion of the Jackson, Lansing & Sagi-
nav Railroad.
There are now at work between Sagi-
nav City and st. Louis, on the Sagi-
nav Valley & st. Louis Railroad, a
force of $50 men preparing the road
bed.
A barn belonging to Mr.. James
Herrick, about three miles south of
Jackson, containing threshing ma
chine and number of farming imple-
ments, was completely destroyed by an
incerdiary fire on the 18th.
Chaplin, Barker & Co., whose mill
and salt works at Saginaw City were
recently burned have purchased s. H..
Webster's mill and salt works, below
Bay City, paying therefor $4,000.
Cassopolis is agitated over the arrest
of confidence man.
The telegraph between Manistee and
Pentwater has been completed.
Pentwater has received from Hud-
son, New York, a new steam fire en-
CINE.
After balloting over seven hundred
times for President without result,
the Little Rock City Council adjourn
ed at one o'clock Tuesday morning I'M
til Friday night. The vote was tie,
all the new members voting together
and the old ones together.
The School District Ladies' Library
Association and Young Mems Chris
tan Association libraries Of Grand Rap
ids have been consolidated under the
title of the Central Public Library.
A thirteen year old son Of Mr.. Eph-
riam Leisure, of Casco, while work
ing at sugar mill on Wednesday week,
accidentally caught his coat sieve in
the mill and had his arm horribly
mangled from the wrist to the elbow.
He placed his right hand against the
mill to save himself and this too was
caught, tearing out the elbow joint.
John r. Murray, farmer at Pleas
ant Hill, Miami County, was murdered
Saturday week by John Cecil. Cause,
whisky.
Chas. Francis Adams sailed from
Boston for Geneva Tuesday.
The statement that the Pope has re-
auested residence in France is untrue
Four hundred Chinese are engaged t.
work in the Raritan Wooden Mills, al
Somerville, New Jersey.
An unknown man was found dead in
the New Haven depot Tuesday morn
ing, with $4,000 in his pocket.
The Philadelphia Board of Health
report shows the number of cases o.
small pox in that City last week t.
have been 4s1, a falling off from the
previous week of IS cases.
VIM. Keech was arrested in Prov
dehce Rhode Island, Tuesday afternoon
by an officer of the secret service as
onfedcrate of Miner and Couch, and a
party to their counterfeiting operation
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-11-21

An exchange says that one of the
fashions of this season is to read over
all the advertisements in the paper, and
see if all the stores are keeping up with
the season and styles. If you miss any
familiar name from the list Of business
men, YOU can know that they are not
keeping up with the times, and are
keerina out Of eight on this account
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-11-21
Alpena. Nov. 90. 1871.

Alpena, Nov. 90, 1871.
A special meeting of Sahgonahkato
Engine Go. will be held on Monday
evening, Nov. 9th, at 7 o'clock, sharp,
at the Y. M. G. A. rooms. Every
member be present.
BY order of
A. L. Power, Foreman.
H. M. JACOBS, Se'cy.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-11-21

OFFICE or QUEEN ISsuR iScE Co.,
L, s. Branch, III Broadway,
Haw Xnrlf Dot a 1911
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-11-21
News Items.

H. NJ. JACOBS, Se'cy.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-11-21

Isaac Isaacsen has stray COW on
his premises, and is desirous of having
the owner call and take her away.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-11-21
Advertisements must be handed in
by Monday morning to secure insertion
in the same weeks issue of the ARGUS.
Our Reporter on the Alert.

About thirty miles of the telegraph
poles between this city and Au Sable
have been set.
E. Malsh is putting tin roof on
his new stores.
DIR. Smith did not 60 to Mackinaw
last week. He changed his mind be-
fore the boat left.
A deer was heard in the swamp
near Section Line road, about half a
mile from town, last Friday night.
One of the new houses on Section
Line road has been occupied
Bolton e. McRae's new block is fast
nearing completion.
X. McDougall had the misfortune
to have an OK die one day last week
The animal had been sick about two
months.
The invitations and tickets have
been issued for the Fremen's Banquet,
to be held at the Burrell House, on
Wednesday evening, Nov. 20. Bill
$500.
Barr's Ague Medicine is worth a
thousand dollars to an ague patient
1t costs but one dollar.
Goodrich sells writing paper and
envelopes cheaper than any other deal
er in town.
ID. G.. Aber went below last week,
and will return in few days.
II. G. LETTERS, accompanied by his
bride, arrived in this city on Tuesday
afternoon last.
Oh, may their lives be full OF joys,
And they be blessed with girls and boys.
III. III. Wittelshofer left town last
week.. and will soon return with an ex-
tensive stock of hollidy goods of every
description.
There is young man in this city
who does not like the idea of his in
. amorata's going to Canada. But we
trust he will retain his reason.
Harrington's mill has ceased opera
tions for this season.
Last Friday morning Mrs. Joseph
Ash presented her husband with a fine
boy, weighing eight and half pronds.
In malarious regions, Barr's Ague
Medicine should be used as a proven
tative.
Fred Goodrich keeps some of the
best cigars in the city.
A. +. McClain returned from be-
low on Sunday.
A fire at Cheboygan, last Saturday
morning, nearly destroyed the new
printing Office of Mcdonald & Joslin.
The Odd Fellows of this city have
sent $31 to Manistee, for the relief of
the suffering brothers.
w. +. Goodenow arrived home Sun
day.
One horse died and another was
drowned, which were being taken to
Cheboygan on the steamer Marine
City, the last trip'up.
We understand that the Germans
are talking of building Church in
this city.
Fred Miller, who has been below
for sew days, returned last Sunday,
The windows are in the front OF
Crowell g. Godfrey's new stores, on
Second street.
First street has been opened south to
the woods.
Deacon Hitchcock has erected a
new tight-board fence along his prcmi
ses on First street, and is building al
addition to his barn.
Ask your druggist for Bars Aguf
Medicine, if you have the Chills.
The Galena brought large number
of men to this city yesterday morning
who intend going to the lumber woods
this winter.
Bewick, Comstock & Cos mill vii
shut down next Saturday night, fol
this season.
DIR. Roe's wife returned from visit
to Canada, yesterday morning
Barr's Aguc Medicine is a ne" dis
covery, but reliable remedy IN ne"
form.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-11-21

Came into my enclosure, on my homestead, on
the 4th Of Nov. 1871, q large red and white COW
The owner Is requested 10 call, prove property ray
charges and take her away. ..z.s,,
2zrs tsAAt trHAeohN'
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-11-21
New Advertisements.
QUEEN INSURANCE CO..
92,000,000 Sterling.

Continues to afford protection against loss by FIRE
at an equitable advance in rates.