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The Morning herald., 1876-04-19
ADesperste Dusl.

A Sanguinary duel took place in France
tho okhsT day. In heated discussion q
Sl0x ": given BY Count s nas! De xo a1,, s..ns the
the blow; but few minutes later, finding
hlmself alone. with the gentlemen who were
to,act a his seconds, he took an oath never
to zee his wife or little girl again until he
he'd washed away the insult In the blood of
tha Count. The next day the duel took
place. The Duke was wounded twice-in
Tho forearm and In the right side-bsfore
tn Count had receieved scratch; but the
Duke, notwithstanding the suffering and
loss Of blood from his wounds, insisted on
continuing the fight. The duel went on;
th1 Duke making superhuman effort,
drose his sword through his adversary whe
fell ufeless. Then, pallid as death, bathed
In his own bleod, and with difficulty sus-
tsining himself, the Duke drew q white
hsndkerehief from his pocket, and
bending over the Counts body
dlppsd the handkerchief in the blood gush-
ipgsfrom his adversary's death wound,
and turning to the four seconds, who
looked on aghast, the Duke raised the
blood stained cloth to bis face and said: You
will tell them, gentlemen, how the Duke
ofZ--. avenged the insult to his honor.
wash away the insult with the blood of
the one who insulted me-" He then said
To hin own seconds: "Take this handker-
chief, which eon6de to you, to the Du-
chess, my wife; enjoin upon her AS duty
to place ltsmong the wedding presents of
nv daughter when she shall be married; 1t
ishsx fathers gift to her-the purity of his
name. y The words were hardly spoken
when the Duke fell back dead; and In death
Ais features looked calm and proud, and
almost wore . smile. His honor had besn
nAtisdoM n osr4 8a e. .o.- . ]
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-Dspop K3se&10eeso Aoooos,


~ lsh6apest skss Store IN the city, -
q sevsnth I'd fcpiar, N. Danahee.
Go. TO Frank Buchm4nn's on Tifth street,
undof tne C4Syson House, for IN artistic
shayeo isKN prices aFs the same - ever. III
ssWhA rDI edlsorials courtesy +" asks .
southerR paper, Why, Il 10 when . South
ern S6itSr d caugAt stealing chickens at
midniGht apd shis brother editors kindly al.
lude to the matter 40 sstrange freak Of
. sendsnbuliss. ~ Norrtst0ssN HsroM. a
ordsrs hy nail promptly y attended to st
Ryan's ceAtsunial news office, GOT Market
street. .., ut.,tL.,..,.,..,1 ....,....
n. Danahee Il selling Shoes cheaper than
canJea beueht In this city. }4a 7Aa 4
A letter for "Joseph Kxmigietski" y
awaiting its owner IN the Danvile (Pal
postofnce, The postmaster and bis family
are maantlms Al going around with their
ja1i dose Up IN sfings.-Nsw York oo"s''s'-
sisl Advwttse, sa .,c,t r,.t .rt ...ss<.,.,, :, +
some ons was talking about the "Wolf
In sheeps clothing," wouldn't It sound %
ven tOtay there Il something very "sheep
(cheap) IN UBWoLIs clothing" People
who vlsk $40 Market street say 20. ~ :.
FAere - said 70 be bogus Dr.. Mary
Walker around. She can't deceive any one
however, No other woman In this world
canhijsa mp . pairs Of pantalocns in that
erseofial,. eaYeless way which 10 second ma
tuis u the doctor. .-Dssrott FIss Pvss.
Nov 10 the time to ret door mats and
rugs at kcBride's, 728 Market street. F
Colonel NJ. Richard Auckle, Of the Phila-
delphia Ledger, is being credited with being
the nfstto suggsst the idea Off Centennial
eslsseation. We always thought 1t would
turn out to be ''muckle" thing.-Ht. lla
Thousands Of the most prominent and in
tsll9ent persous throughout the land have
testified TO the true merits Of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. We advise sufferers TO-
use It. l4saSs L't8u ssa' ,2L EE3.
NsA generous but ugly boy gives his
younger brother "60' for stealing Of his
apples, and that the apples give him
''skty' 4, ,'how. many. apples did the young
Or brother received. .--Danbv,y Nsws. .
Beds gslovateda and oil kinda of furni-
ture for sale ut Adair's, Fourth and King
street. IsN@ s1af '1~ 4 - We
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/ S.ur eInw rsil I6.
'CLOIH[IWG.
NzTHAN TfERERNzN.

4
= : >'beWILMfN1rON's LEADING lbol /.
4 $50 CLOTHING tAEhCHANT, 2asfL
win inAuguFate to-day the Spring and
q eummDc 6nbineasl Of l676 with . mag
q nifeent stock 81 goods Larger than ~
Z in faEE haaE Il &Ea,gg ias ,gabf's bsfxT Sss:Hai TH&aiEsr y
they are oderlng Special Bargains, cults a.
low q IS. Good Business Suits for n 80 and
YOUTHs. BOYS AND CHILDREN's DE
: $3.50 - - : PARTMENT - ~-''.'.- N
they have a Larger Assortment than ever.
They have Good Boys Suits % low as u O.!
We must particularly mention the J =
g. CH1LDREN'S DEPARTMENT. lai
where et least l6a different styles OF snits
Tor little folks from ~ to 10 years Of age are
displayed ...r
2 The princ cipal ohjsct this season will be
to make his large business LARGER by
pulling prices down. Mr.. Lieberman asks
ihe people to come ana see the iMemmoth
Stock Of READY MADE CLOTHING. II they
do not wish to purchase. H. ,tt,
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/. i'Ms6RAhbk.is znT

8 BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR lS70 -
Col: Jamss B. Henry, President, Delaware
Joh9 P. Hudson, CapitaliAs st. Georges,
D. K. Mcclure, Capitalist, short Manitu, Pa.
Or. ]. +. Hammond, M. D., Berlin, Nd. "a
Rudolph Humphreys. Lumberman, Salts.
John 4. Long, Merchant. Frankford, Dol.
George A: Jones. Civil Engineer. George.
.. ", W Moore, Capitalist, Laurel, Dol. ~ tp.
Col. y. b. Ftrd, Capitalist, Condord, Del, 30
VIM. +. Sharp, Merchant, Harrington, Del
Bill Hollister, Insurance, Delaware City.
Il. Chas. Ulman, Prest. Q. 3, Law Asso. n.
CAPT. Benl. stokley, Farmer seanrd, Del.
Reynear Williams, Merchant, Milford. Del.
Hiram W. McConey, Capitalist, Milford,
John n. Dale, Capitalist, whaleyville. Md.
p. ]. Minich, Insurance, Seaford, Del.
VIM. Dyer, Merchant, Dover, Del. L. ft
James n: Sellers, r. r. Contractor Phila-
delphia, Pa. s.Ia,5 .-,t .gl+,s,
John N. Pomeroy, Editor, chambersbuu
3. ". Cannon, Merchant, Bridgsvi,le, d
VIM. H Murphy. Nanufacturer, Farmint
Chas. d. Maull, Merchant, Loves, Dali ~.
James II. Myers, Insurance. Delaware CIT
II ,q.H5. JAMES B. HENRY. Pres. /
JAMES H. MYERS. sec'y and Ersas, gr
de. A.HI4.YH,.lr af .t,rt a.tt Q6Cl4.OxU M
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perfect system ed rules Of sslf nss,upi ~, -
sEsy s,:s, ? tEfb y ysss| s|hsss' q
X"i Sppese yon have atlsAst'baksdnsR
a "My dear SRI We have more than 61saEds
each charged With its ogn btAialn ~ and s4Sk
thoroughly organized a,hecesaty Wheel with y
in the great wheel" .IAHos rol sIiaf9I hHA
V...WWii!ll yoMg M name Z d@Sssn,es@of @ @11irGI
ment, for those who prefer custpm. .mQde II :,
TitS is uise stoeP Il 81 gsRae sSdsI
The Shirt Nctory, with its busy maont19l9 .
making our own aLst.clsss @ m 3histe Hha IfiM-
lar stors. The Garment Stock Room, :, 16s
Receiving Room, The Order beparf rfSddGUnRS.
named before. The Special UniSorms Depart
ment. The Delivery. Department, with ID
HSla F% aos a9's ssif s1 sSisasS saaSpfe4 4S.
editing and pubiishing1 businss md popaEf
journal circulsp 5000 copies, - cathiy
Department, III HE y YYoutha Department i cit Yhe
entrance for ladies. The Telegraph Depart
ment. The Chief Clerks Departments, with
ayers Department.; Fina9eier,s Office, and
other Offices Of the firnI Iall busy q bcsS.
thinking, planning, EXECUTING, buying, Mak4
ing, registering, recsSt1G sending out selkng,
to carry on abusiness With the people amount,
ing to between s2,ooo,000 and S$ON,0W a.
Y. "s-tu-p-e.n-d-o-u,sr' 'r5a"am5 M
A. Indeed it isl forgot 10 ,ams thot
Cashiers Department, which handles 10 S060O
of retail sales on some single daysy'i 1T
". 000l Immense That's what enables
the house to buy cheap and sevcheapt" 3Tf
A. Exactlyi You have b6st hit It. The
on low prices and immeI 6sales," I.I I'm
WHAT q are the 'To6R RULES I hear %
A. "Our system Of business dea4ins--a. one
price, no deviation 2. Cash for vssything; g.
A guarantee protecting the purchaser; 4. The
money returned if the buyer can't otherwise
V. Nothing could be fairer."
A. Nothing. And the people zee It."
attention"
4: Net at all. It's pleasur& to AEys,you.
Call again; and be sure Of the plakeEWana-
maker 4 Browns Oak Halll o9&. .Esst cor
ner Sixth and Market" ~TT7, 40,
". Thank you'll shall be happy toIdoss.
Good morning" ~ lNls .sI alT'lt aaT
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CT. STEPHENS HOTEL,
CHESTNUT ABOVE TENTH ST.

Your attention Is respectfully called to
this new and elegant hotel. centrally loca-
ted, convenient to all public ofi1ces. places
Of amusement and interest.
Furnished throughout In the most elabo.
rate manners No pains will be spared to
make this a model hotel, pleasant and
agreeable to those WHO favor us with q
day. Special rates to families and perrAa-
nent guetss. u g..
THOs: ASHTON, Prop'r. +,
G. 81. CRAWFORD, Manager. apl.1y
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WILMINGTON QUOTATIONS.
Delaware State Bonds. .. ....... .lO21< los
Wilmington City Bonds. s............1W los
Delaware r. r. drst mtge., .,........l01H l02z
To /" !" extension. ...,..... 90 lOl
Wilmington 4 Reading r. r.. f.3.
1st mortgage, age,...................... 80 H' tii}
Wilmington 4 Reading II. r. -.
I'd mortgage. 2
Wilmington a Western r. r. -
LIST mOrtgage.................. 20 WL
Delaware r. +. Stock................. 221< 23@z
Wilmington Coal Gas Co............ 81 t3t l9Oi {
National Bank OF Delaware.......50O sos
:" la" Wlk q B'dywine.. 6lk 88
First National Bank. ........, ,,,.,,,, las l5O
Union National Bank. a 48,
Farmers q .n 48
Delaware Fire Insurance............ "A ri Is
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M.LiML...'..I z

Ohfldrens' and boys / IL wool snits Arc
selling for 14And o., ct the great Boston
ElGthlhg % Houss, 9oT' Aash's ~ street sii WI. Y
p Mothess buy their hildrsn's clothing at
the Boston House, s07 Market street, Wll.,
MAJ 81 20 OH ~ l|sa \ n Z se t5t II f vs.
~e4',ii .ts9t1p LL4ti ,r-5 SO. on -. B
Everybody can hsve pair Of working
pants for IS cents, 81 70, 81 .26, $50, $500,
and $3.50 by calling at the Boston Clothing
House, 907 Market street. s'o W"I W -
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where the Laugh Comes I'm.
From the Sunday NaWa.

The proposition Of Senator Hamlin, that
postage on third. class matter be gauged ac-
cording 70 distance, would require that each
one Of the flfty-six thousand postofices
kesp table of distances. The prepara-
ton Of these tables would require the work
Of . hundred men for seventy three years,
and the volume, Of distance tables, when
prepared, would number 2,150, 900, Of three
hundred pages each.
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ROOTS 4 SHOES.
NHEAP SHOE STORE,

NHEAP SHOE STORE.
Havidehttea up my shoe stors, No. els
East Sixth street, and laid in larger stock
than ever befo.e am ready to supply the
people in the Eastern portion Of the city
ladies, gentlemen and children, at prices
far below those heretofore charged. Ele.
CANT work made to order. and mendirig
promptly attended to.
~ |t*fF@ @:JAMEsKANE.
marl4.ly
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FInAHUlAL ~.
WILMINGTON, April 10
GOLD AND BOND QUOTATIONS.

\, Reported by Craiee. johnson 4 Co., Rank
oaS and BrokerS, sixth and Market Sts.
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~ ssa BUSINESS RULES. ,,rg ods
SIGNED '-sa CASH 1f
GUARANT1D- s' ttraf RDTU111D.
,5r NATHAN LIEBERMAN, sla'l
WILMINGTON, DEE. ~ e.
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GROCERIES. ,Esg p.
NHOICE TURKEY PRUNEs, EE
- cents per pound. III
TOMATOES! TOMATOES
|, ,#l,4 2cans for Is cents.
DIAMOND BRAND HAMS,
DIAMOND BRAND BACON,
MAPLE SUGAR, (genuine),
! 7.f,,- :, MAPLE SYRUP. (very finel,
Ili FLORIDA ORANGES, r.
!1IIG Et4|,dG j. p. ALMOND.
4 aux23-ly Eighth and Market st.
s.----------
lBoffhA' o J hcIrhh' Il 1D 1ofiA"'
G. MESSICK,
Stalls Nos. Al, 4S and 40 Third Street Maj.
\ I'-H ket House.
Having made ARA ngements to reoeiv
regular shipments OF butter from the Wes
he will constantly have at his stalls lars
supply of Prime Print. Roll and Tub Buttt
at very low prices. ,,r.sy ml5-3m
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-05

countrymen, inspired with the hal
lowed auspicies of this day, may
we not with confidence hope that
in the future, as in the past, Good
will not forsake us nor allow US to
forsake ourselves"
During the delivery Of the ora
ton, Mr.. Kelley was cheered and
applauded several times by the
audience, who duly appreciated the
remarks as extremely fitted Ia
the occasion. After the oraticn
the choir sang America; and the
Benediction was pronounced by
Rev. w. G. Learned.
Thus ended the exercises of the
forenoon, and the people feeling
the need OF something for the in
ner man, betook themselves to the
Fletcher House, Knights old store,
Mrs. Minton's block, aud other
places, where the ladies Of the
various churches had prepared
sumptuous repasts.
By nine o'clock in the morning
the day had become clear and the
melting rays of the sun were sent
down in all their glory and splen-
dor; but at about one o'clock a
thunder shower burst forth, which
lasted but short time, when it
cleared again, leaving dampened
streets and cooler atmosphere.
In the afternoon, the Kalathump-
plans appeared npoh the streets,
and created considerable merri-
ment. A base ball match was play
ed, the Alpine Boat Club and Pc
dro crew gave regatta and boat
race on the bay, resulting in a vic
tory for Pedro crew, the race being
closely contested.
In the evening thousands of peo-
pie congregated on the verandas OF
the Fletcher House, the docks and
shore to witness the display of fire
works from a lighter in the bay,
while the steamers Wenona and
Dove gave excursions on the bay.
Altogether, the programme of
the day was carried ont in an able
and magnificent manner, and every
body was satisfied with the per-
formance,-it being the grandest
and most glorious triumph of any
day ever celebrated in Alpena.
Want of space prevents us giving
fuller details.
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=. EPISCOPAL-Rev. w. w. Rafter. Services in
Trinity Church, First street, every Sunday
morning and evening.
BAPTIsT-Rev. W. C. Learned. Services in
seciety's Church, on Third street, every Sabbath
morning and evening.
CATHOLIC-Father Van Chimp Services in
the Catholic Church, on Chisholm street, every
Sundays ut $3.50 A. NJ, 1880 A. NJ, and at p. NJ.
yespers-evening service. Sermon in English at
1880; in French at 7:30.
CONGREGATIONAL-Re A. II. Allen Ser
vices IN the Society's Church, on Second street,
every Sabbath morning and evening.
METHODIST-Rev ". s. White. Services in
societys Church, on Dock street, every Sabbath
morning and evening.
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We trust our readers will excuse
MS this week for being few hours
late with the ARGUS. We make it
a rule to have the paper ready for
distribution every Wedn s 'ay
morning but this week we have
been attending to the Centennial
Fourth, and as we do not expect to
be in the printing business when
the next Centennial arrives, we en-
ioyed ourselves immensely while we
had an opportunity. Excuse haste,
and oblige yours truly.
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The entertainment given We'd
nesday and repeated on Friday
evening of last week, at the Bap-
list Church, was of a very fine
order, and the parts and pieces
rendered by the different persons,
were excellently given. Altogeth-
err the entire performance was about
the best home entertainment eve?
given in Alpcna.
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The Centennial Fourth of July having
been duly celebrated, you can now save
money by purchasing your gtoccrie' 1.
provisions, boots, shoes, and furnitur A.
Folkcrts & Butterncld's.
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Voting menl Don't waste your snare
change in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, but save
u up and buy your mother or sister a ncty
domestic IL soo have no mother or
sister, nod sore good. batured fellow that
nae, ana nc and the machine together may
nelp You TO Comfortable place i'm the
mmiiy Il you shlne mp to the sister right.
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Startling Exposure.
Entertainment E.ctraor1inoyy-
Spirihudiism and us 1gencicS
on TriI.

~
Spirihuaiism and lis 1gencics
on 7riui.
We are happy to announce that
on Tuesday, The 1th inst, at Alpine
Opera Hall, Professor McGill, of
Detroit, assisted by gentleman
from New York City, will give an
exhibition of the most remarkable
ieats, claimed by spiritual mediums
rs the results of supernatural power,
while our friends assert chat no
spirits are required TO produce them.
Our esteemed friend Henry Bolton
witnessed like exhibition in New
York recently, and says il was won
dcrltil, and the audience the best he
ever saw collected. The one here
will he given for the benefit of Al
pine Boat Club and the Alpena
Cornct Band. Full particulars will
soon he given by small bill, and wc
hope the Hall will be packed.
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Call or the Bcst.-wben you purchase
an article that is cheap, Of which little is
dsed, always call for the best for the diff.
ference in cost between that and an infer
Tor article will be Insignificant. Call for
ID Il. Dclsud & Cos Best Chemical sal.
cia'hs, aud having one rtc,urvdii YOU
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r ENDERS.

Sealed tenders viii be received by the under
signed until the sth July for the construction OF
box drain In block 10, through the alley TO Sew
Snth street thence north 20 River street, 20 con-
meet with drain on River street Drain TO be two
feet vide and two fret deep, 20 he placed at ~
iow grade as possible, and work 10 Nc done I'M
d,r Inc sup,rvision ~ The Street Commlssionsf
~ JAMES " TrRNBuLll,
(itv Ccuirl,cllei
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BlackSmlthing in all its branches, and
all work warranted, done ON the short.
est notice at the new shop of Martin
Doyle, on Third street, near Washingto n
avenue.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-05

During the Fourth there was
not an arrest made in town, no dis
turbances of any kind, and every
thing was of the finest order.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-05

Fresh Toledo Lager aud Stick Ale con
stantly on draught at all times at Klcck S
saloon, on Fletcher street. $50
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-05

will want ior no other. The groceries
all have it, or should. Use it instead Of
Soda OF Baking powder-ltls morc health
lu.
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TENDERS.

Sealed Tenders will be received by the under
sigped until the 5th day of July, A. ID. 1879, from
persons willing to contract for the building OF a
box dtsin two feet vide and two feet deep, COM
mencing at blect o. LOT number one, and running
70 BLOCK plumber ~, thence north " the river
and work TO be done updcf the supervision OF the
w. I'D. TURNBUIIs
Comptroller
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Local Notices.

Four good, large and we'll lighted and
ventilated rooms in the most pleasant
and convenient part OF the city, to rent
on reasonable terms. Enquire Of J.
Myers. 2lS
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War Department.

signal service, u. y. Army.
Division OF kilograms and Reports for the benefit
Of Commerce and Agriculture Weather Report
day during the week ending July Ist 1876:
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-05

Last Saturday Richardson, Avery
IL Co. paid to their employees five
hundred dollars in silver.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-05

Faber lead pencils FOR 5 cent each. or
30 cents per dozen, at the 4 ,eus Office
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s. 100000.

PRICE or TICKETS.
Whole tickets, tl2 Halves, 60 Quarters. s. !;
tickets, 800 o. IL tickets, $500 40 81 tickets.
goo 20 tickets, 81 900. 100000 ticket AT sl2
each.
Rcmittuucos can he made by Express. Draft,
poIO.iice Money order or Registered Letter madc
payable 10 Kentucky Cash Distribution tompany.
All communications connected with the distri-
button, and orders for Tickets, and applications
Of Agents 10 sell Tickets should be ADDRESSED 20
HON. THOS. +. PORTER,
2jiwi General Manager, Frankfort KY.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-05

G. w. Richardson, who has been
visiting in Maine, returned home
Monday.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-05

j. P. Healy yesterday morning
opened his store in the Alpine block.
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Read This. watch wat s' and iS deliver fSa i I
TO you immediatelv; You can pay 80 cents Per
week until paid for. This is y rare chance to OBJ
tain time piece.
Address }. D. THoRP, Jr., Detroit Mich;
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

w. IL. ia 4,
Sergeant, Signal Service, U. s. 4
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Geo. N. SoUage d Co.'S, Column
Persons answering any of these advertisements,
will please state whore they saw the same.
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For Cleveland and Centennia!
The commodious side Wheel Passenger steamers
CAPT y w NM McKsr Carr. A. McIscnLas,
Leave the M. C. r. r. wharf, Detroit, Daily ut
O'Clock p. NJ The Cheapest Route 10 all points
East and south, and the choice Of 20 different
routs 10 the Centennial and Return, at lowest
rates. sleeping Accommodations free. Ask for
tickets by this Line. :. -
d. CARTER, Agent, Foot of Shelby ST, De-
troit, Mich.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-22

CA ANCH;RS

ID EMONED without pain, or the use of
II either caustics or the knife, and rGdi
caHy cured If painful and an open ulcer
formed, metiiern,-s will be sent by Express
to give prompt relief Consultation by let
xcr, Nnr Dollar Send 80 cents for Book
with descriptive Cases, References and
Testimonials.
DRs PARK &Mc!.EISH.
Aug 1-ly 21 East 10Th St, X. i.
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claiing he was charged with measag. lor
ne of the highest Importance, which
nevertheless could be delivered only to
ne. This man revealed 70 me the secret
OF my birth"
"And you didn't have the rascal thrust
ont of our dooisl" exclaimed the Count.
NO, sir. | might have done so had he
not, with II calnncss that contrastci
strangely with my passion, desired-nay,
demanded that | shouli peruse packet
Of letters which he placed upon the table
before me. Taking them i'll my hand"
You threw them il the fire. of courac!"
interrupted the Count, leaning anNously
forward. "lou had u fire in your room,
] know. You can't mean to tell me you
had such documents in your hands for y
moment only, and that they still exist"
No. sir; entertained no such though.
They We're placed lii my hands in conf
dencc. Besides, recognized your hand
writing. l took the letters"
"And you read thcm"
Every onc!"
The old Count turned deadly pale, and.
reuching his hand 10 q, decanter of brandy
that stood on the table, poured oat glass;
bat before he could raise it TO his lips th.
door was opened abruptly. uuI scrv ant
with q frightened face, appenred upon tn.
threshold. whilst others ol his fellow,
We're s2"u further Do "A the corridor. their
gestures leno!ing surprise and alarm.