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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-28
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-28
Sic G~emteinbenabIen I'M
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ben s~emdBtsten SIdttern aufoIae min
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-28
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-28
Gorreipemoen3en

mno &tnienbuneen ~iterbaupt fnp fets
wtlItCmmeu. tefoabers dber Seseben>
betten unb 3ufdncs In serfdieeener
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fenbunsea SOus gerfuHer untersef6net
fetn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-28
gle Qramie.

SIR ben neuen Sabreons, rel@en
ter @uneersr In srenisen Mo6en ous
trrten rpirb, ertalten ale Mbpnnenten,
trelte benltlten SOrausbssublen ale
prdmie Elm lebr intersRanteS unb Be-
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len neuer Sobreans erbfnen weroer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-10-28
Sad GuropQ

toerben 80 ieber Belt 8efeauneen auf
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argenomuen.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-22
THE MORNING COURIER.

Recent political events strongly indicate speedy
return Of the DeInOeratic parS to supreme pOweT
Ia the nation. The House ON Representatives j.
now D.inoeIatis by a ,srss s)eriiy Tie govern
minis;erei by Democrats thS party enters upon
the Presidential contest with the brigetest hopes,
and under the mos. substantial encouragement.
Tie wonderful revelations % rascaiiiy and cor
rup;iOn on the part of Republican leaders. which
have buriened the press and hOrr1hed the people
during the past three years, makes V clearly the
duty Of every man 20 take active part in the
great contest OF the present year. More than ai
any previous time during the history Of the cOun-
try Trustworthy daily Newspaper Il nov nee
esssary 10 every citizen, in order that he may
inteligcntly discharge his political duties The
f1nc.,gro Morning Courier IL CONSTANT Demo-
GRAFT Newspaper. IL will Be devoted 20 the work II
aiding ia rescuing the nation from the party that
has debauched il service squandercd Its Treasure
and enslnvened its liberties. IL viii advocate
speedy return 20 specie payments, but believes
that this result should ie brought about by eco-
not by arbitrary enactment. II believes In green
backs at par, and the same currency for the rich
and the poor. IL will advocate Home Rule, Pre-
Trade, Public Economy. the old cardinal princi-
ples Of the Democratic party,
The Courier has established Widespread repu-
,atiou n hrst class newspaper. The aim Of it,
management - 70 make u al that the pubic In
the.e hurrying daya can desire, Namely com
pleie newspaper. Every facility known 20 mod
cru journalism will be utilized 20 ensure the
promp, prt-.entstion Of az important intsheencs
from Al parts Of the world. while the utmost care
vill b. exercised 10 CLEAN only such as i worth
printing. In short, The Courier vii give all the
news as.prornptiy A. any other paper. and con
densed into more attractive and readable form
, than the blanket sheets.
dollar~ per annum, OF my cents per month, In
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Family Supplies Cheap for Cash,

one OF the kind that goes around
flingiDg out sly hints
"Now, Mrs. Thomas, IL you know
anything. it is your duty TO tel
me-" replied the invalid, sitting
up straight.
81 haven't said anything, but one
can have suspicious"
"And what DO YOU suspect :"
Il know George loves you, but
but"
"But what ?"
"You know the widow, Mrs. Me-
George r
"Yes-the old suskein the grassi'
exclaimed the dying woman, as she
removed the towel from her head.
well"
"Well what!7
IL don't say this on my own au-
thority, bat il George should be
left a widower, there i them that
think that-that she would be bis
second wife -
I'D like 70 see her his wife, III
rise from my grave and haunt her,
I would,7
"And l wouldn't blame you, not
a bit..'
And Mrs. Thomas said she was
in hurry 10 60 down to her sisters.
and the dying woman put the
camphor-bottle back on the clock
shelf, and united the towel aud
hung it up, and remarked TO her
self:
"The widow McGeorge! Yes
The widow George !-um
-yes-we1l see her bossing my
children around-oh, yes.7
And she went out after some
Food to boil the corn-beef.-M.
Quad
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-22
The Cunning CobbIer.

Many years ago the husband OF
an old lady living in Bucking-
hamshire died without making his
will, for the want OF which neces-
sary precaution his estate would
have passed away from his widow,
had she not resorted to the follow
ing expedient to avert the loss Of
the property. She concealed the
death of her husband, and prevail
ed on an old cobler, her psigbbor,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-22

u
] MORTGAGE sALE-Defsult kAy.-g tee-
vi mlte N the oJ1-iti1-s q a certain tr1ent-re
q Il.artszs-. na-ie an eKec1-sa On the SKI d.
.i-y .. Aipena- - within II. Potter an.i Graorzs
Il. LsEis, and r-cou4ei u tie o1cs q The l.eel--
:eE u I7sis. * IT, comfy ~ Alr-ra. Michigan.
"a -Le s;xth day q JUne. 4 u. i,,4.i l1hsT one
-no-raz-e. rss o. - sri day II June. ls7i duly
zssArne-i hy William h Potter, % 1~1Ezs r
LEWIS. and the a-sa-r-lelt thereof duly rse1rda-i
n ths o-ti-a Of The Rs-lstsr u p@e3s- Il Alpens
county. Nicailn. on tie Oh day Cf Jane, lsss. ia
ifNer r - Urr-Czrrs- OF r11N 81. crl yl,oh
aid rlort-src ~ On the ;hirtisth day y Jelly.
A. j.. LEA. daily ls-i--uei y Gso--e 7. LsNis 20
Isr1ei y. s-nifk. ma = e,lnty. MieAi-an. ard
.ke as. -rn=nr rhsr-1f l-l~ rsr1r3-f o. tke OF ~
Z ~ Ra-ister - Iss-is = Aipens county. Nah
.z.z, On TIE hTsi day u Augzs,, A - -, II
lor.-1ss there !. clliraei 10 p de a. IT, date "a
his r1tic f0- r-I-cipll l-i in-f-ss. TIRE sltn 4
fE0 hun re- ari thiF-y-iirsr 5oiiars 49,. ~
rel-1-1hle a-tcrley -, - p-1'1i@l ~ ~ SAIL
--rr-zlg1. zrf ~ -ru's1incs having ts.su 1l1 ~
t<s-- s-fAeT n - - a1lirEs = r0f'-- fhe 1e'f
rCu-ai1in- 1-e a-. sf--re6 ~ 90 r-or-r-l-s. q
nv TaTr thsseEs. ttz-e.q1e.
Note is hcr,y ci.r1, that u vir--s c.
-.Jrer q ssle o. -.ii ugT-Fl.re o0u'st1ei. -
lhE.ilg, ths ls'l dayo; Nay, \ D. 'ie. - tEo
soor q Pa-terss s.rs-t lo~k' %. ss-saus .,r,-l.
10 t. ely q Alps-a, h. the cyurty % AIer-a-
rfs b--n- the pl11e ~ clii-g the fircaif
court fg he ceanty q Alpsua,
-tzl I'll - pUtiis au-ton OF vrniEe. 20 -
hirtse~- tiltrr. ~ freu1i-e- desTlhsst IN SID
rzoTt---5. or E1-ch thfreof a. bay p ne-sssry
20 sa-lsfy -li pay IN amounts due Tor FrlrcIT1l
an Intef--t. AMI s-tsrLe- Zee, ari the cos-s ald
eNI.s-s- q sid saie- san p,e-nises h-iag DE-
seribai in -zi1 t-c-tsaze f3il0r.s Al -ho-e
certain pisce- Or Fl-l-.s u lad -i-ua-e "a thf
1-y q Alpsul, ~ o1ln-y u Airsna ard state q
Iir,irzr.- atl.i .-rit--3 a. follows - at. IO-s
nur-har TIRE and f1rr s n tipek uuutsr
nine in Potter z4di'i9n 20 the y.iiz-e nov
city u Aip-nz, Nc aceoEling % tke fccUr-e,l
ISRAEL y. SMITH.
A-si-nss.
z. ". wIsS,1. Attorney for As-isnss.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-22

They recognized each other at
one Of the fish stands, and one
called out:
as that you Mrs. Jones' And
are you after fish 2
"And Is that you, NJ 5. Toddle
And no. / never by a fish"
You don't!'
"No. have got the par cular-
est b sband yol ever saw. If he.
eating fish and gets four or five
scales in his mouth he makes as
much fuss az some men would over
a cob5le stone in q loaf Of bread.
So l buys liver. and there's no
scales on it, and al you have to do
is TO give it rinse, hop it into the
spider, an the butcher gets all
the blame"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-22

When a girl crops her front hair
and pulls it down over her fore
head like a Mexican mustang, and
then ties piece Of red velve,
around her neck, who can wonder
st the number Of pale-faced young
men tina. throw away their amhi-
ton and pass sleepless nights in
trying to raise down on their upper
lips. ..-
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The sick Headache.

- She sail il seemed az IL she
should go crazy with her head. 1t
was one Of her "spelis," and she
tied a towel around her head, held
the campbor hottie under her nose.
and finally sent the children of
and dropped down on the lounge.
II seemed az il her head would
split open, and she might even
have run of fever. She was groap-
ing and taking on and bathing her
temples and snuffing the camphor
when Mrs. Thomas came in.
"Have you come in 10 see me
die family inquired the sick wom-
40.
"Grashus have you got one OF
those spells again r
Yes, aud I.don't believe I'll ever
ogetover ity -
Il hope you will hope 80 for
those children's sakes. 1t is ter
rible thing for children to have a
step-mother, and Of course they'd
have one within year."
"Do you think 10 !" inquired the
invalid, Ia a voice much stronger.
Think sol Iknow i'll George
loves you, Of course, but-well-
but
bot what, Mrs. Tbomasr ask
. cd the sick woman, sitting up al
most straight and pushing the
towel up on her head.
"Oh, well, never mind, I'm not
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-22

who was, in person, somewhat ike
the deceased, TO go to bed at her
bouse aud personate him, in which
character il was agreed that be
should dictate viii, leaving her the
estate in question. An attorney
was sent for 10 draw up the writ
ings. The widow, who on his ar
rival, appeared in great afiictien at
her good mans danger, began to
ask questions Of her pretended
husband, calculated to elicit the
answer she expected and desired.
The cobbler groaning aloud, and
looking much like q person going
to give up the ghost as soon as pos
sible, feebly answered.: Il intend
70 leave you half Of my estate, and
| think the poor old shoemaker,
who lives opposite, is deserving Of
the other half, for he has always
been a good neighbor." The wild
ow was thunderstruck at receiving
a reply so different from that which
she expected, but dared not mega
tive the cob.er's viii for fear Of
losing the whole of the property
while the old rogue in bed-who
was himself the poor old shoemaker
living opposite-laugbed in his
j evF, and divided with her the
fruits Of projeci which the " dow
had intended for her sole benefit.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-22

tfOgTSAGk SALE-Defauit having t.au
vi ma.se IN the claiifIons u lertsin i-deutuTe
q nJr-g4sre, nal aui executed "a The zlxih
1zY o. November a = ls-i, tT Julius Myers sud
szrah Hy-Ts- ~ Tifs. ~ J0sepk Stat-tsiruer.
Charies J. Barrel and >.rnDa -tctfhs;n.ar. and
re-c1ri.t IN he O.f.s q IL R.ste- q usesss q
Cay u S0yen.ber, A. y. ls-f. 81 o'clock n.
q sill 1aF. iu liter r q ulor-glc-s ps-ss q Z
-n1 -, - ~tich szi1 rsor-zsgs thsre : c-aIsasl
70 h due =. the date q :h.s n0-.,c, tn s1m q
o. thousand oae hur lrt-i anE Twelve dolls-s AM
lfie-n tent. sl.l.4ls ans alo ..e fur1heE srn q
1l- nuntre1 tcia-s .. p. IS re1-cn-h-- a-tOr-
ley e.. a. p-os11=c f1r "a sid nlclfztge.
Svtine d hereby gwen. RAJ - vl--ne n the
pJrer d s,e - s1il r.0rrgazs coltain-i. no no
ceilings eitAsT in lE - n es1-sy klslug tasr ID
--l-u--l 20 recover de ala1unt secur-l ~ sai1
ln-rtFlas. or arv pr fher-of-f Wc viI on the
~ Cay % March. 4 ID. 1870. e % O'clc-k 4 =.
%; TIA. dzT, fJTs-'oss ssi1 ri9rfraru n, pub.ic
aaEt1o0. AID ell 20 tie hEh-s- t.Ader. a.
the front dor % pctta-'s Brick bld-k on Secgus
s.rsei. m tie city q Aip.na n sAid county Of
Aipetla, that t-i1y ths Place far boiling tbe Cir
cut lgzrr. f1T t-e r1l4 county a Alr-f-a. il
she. s-Id Ia0rtzssE1 pEsuisss srs si-Is.iel. ssi
-ngE--~s3 misses. % - much theTfcf o. may Re
fiscssrry 20 sati.fy tn szti sr,ouut due On Eaii
nOT-g4-e, toy--her si-a TIE attorncy f. a.oTe-
aid. ant al Interests ar ossts and ckarg-s a.
Owed oy law. rai p-stht--. n sid ftJftga--
te-yitsd a. beng sifte n the al city and cou-
. % Aipeua, sta'a q Michigan an descrlhz-3 as
follows, 20 ait Comm-ncin7 ~ the uOrth-wss.
corner u lo' sixteen II il block ore ] 1-si
running souihsrly on line o. Wa.sr s'E.e,, tAir;y
.hrce . feet. fhenoe ea-.erly. AZ nh. a-gl4-
sixty - feet. ibeace - night angles ngr-hsF.y
tlIrty-ihree - feet 70 second s-rect, theBee
ves.erly on sail street % pao- of hs21nnin2. -
ing Part % lot u h.nek one 10 arsJrdfrz 10 the
rec>4-e1 Plat Of the city q Aipeua.
JOSEPH SIfTTHEINER,
CHARLES ?. BIRgELL,
SIMON STETTHEIMEk,
Mortgages.
J. D. Trr~s-I-
Attorney f1r Mortgages, 2.Gxl3-i
Dated De- C.h. is-5.
Sotioe i hereby givcn TIA. the above sale has
len Postponed until Thnrsiav. the 2ti day Of
Harch. iss6. a. 10 o'clock 4. a., az the above
mentioned place.
JOSEPH STETTHEfMER,
CHARLES T. BTRRELL,
EIM0S sTETIHEiMEE.
Iortgngees.
Aipcna. 8rlr,'l D. 1876. .iors
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-22
He was Troubled with Roiis.

There was a real sad expression
on his counteuance, and one could
tel by the precision with which be
avoided passing objects, and Icy the
superhuman efforts be made 10
shrink himself up 50 that his clothes
wouldn't G. him, tina, something
was the II stte-.
1000. Whoop. Great Guns ~
he exclaimed as a man ran against
hin; an choke You to death II
you don't keep on your side Of the
walk !"
"But a gentleman ;ostled me,
sir stammered the man.
Hang the gentleman! Hang
you" exclaimed the irrits,ed man /;
I've got a tile /; I've got two Of
EN- got three Of EN-; and when
/ get well I'll bust the man that
bus's them
He laid bis hand carefully on his
thigh and linpel away with tears
in his eyes, but in turning oct 70
let a woman pass be ran against a
hitching post.
he grabbed the post and jerked
and wrepched it from its place !;
kicked il into the road. and whack-
ed it against the pavements. and
then started after the woman like a
mailman.
"Maiam." said he, as he over
took her 10 dry goods store. zone
word: have upon my thigh q
circumscribed simultaneous inaa-
ton. characterized by a pointed
pustular tumor, and snppurating
with a central core. I also have
one on The back de Of my front
side, and another one On"
"Git out :" shriei ed the woman,
whacking him with a bundle Of
calico; git out. or I'll call the
per.ice r
"But / was gring to say"
eGit out 80 ehe shrieke1.
"Tbst yon-"
"Git out :" she yelled again.
"Busted one Of EN-" he finally
calculated, "and If ever I find out
where you live I'll let your COW
loose in the yard some washing day
and let her chew mp the whole Of
your pettieoats and tread your
sheets and pillow cases into the
mud and brea. down your front
gate"
Then he slid out and was limp
ing down the street when he slip
ped on piece Of ice and came down
with an energy that startled all the
horses in the vicinity and shook
window panes in the store fronts.
Their was q shrek, long drawn
wall, a volley Of oaths, and varie-
ty Of groans and sobs, which at
tracted the attention Of a kind
hearted doctor, who took him into
a drug store and hung him across
the back of chair, where he
writhei and wiegled until a boy
with a grocery cart gave him seat
10 a busbel basket and took him
home. f
And now he walks the streets,
And he huris at all he meets
Such sad smiles.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-22

CHERIFf's sALE.-By virtue Of an execution
- issued out of the Superior COur, OF Detroit,
Wayne county, Michigan, bearing date OF Octo-
her L. A. ID. 1875, and 20 directed, az a csrtain
-uit wherein Henry Burr y plaintiff, ". Edward
T.. Campbell. defendant, have thi. day seized
and levied upon the following real estate. a. the
property Of Edward II. Campbell, the within nam
"a Defendant. to vit Al fas right, title aud in
ierest in four acrCs o. land, dcscpbed follows
Commencing AZ point IN Thunder Bay river
where the south line Of section twenty-One 2li.
own thifty-One 81, north 81 fange eight ~ east
ssrikes The nycf on the east die thereof, raaing
thence down sail river twcnty-four 20 rods.
hence cast and parnila with said action lime
about twcntysix rs rods 10 the town road. thence
-ontheriy twenty-four ffll ris IN said section
ine, thence on said secfion hne 70 the river. The
place % beginning; and the north half Of the
northwest quarter Of section sven N town thiT-
ty-one 81, north % range five l5l eHs', which
ril offer for @ale ~ public auction. 70 the highest
bidder. on wednesday, the 22d day March next, at
O'clock in the afternoon Of said day.
! Tho above sale viii b. held at The front door Of
potfer's ~ lex Block second street, In the city
aud county Of Alpena, that being the building
in which the Circslt Court for The county Of Al
pcna and State ~ Michigan. 4 holden.
THOs. ID. JOHNSTON, Sheriff.
Dated 81 upena this Lat do Of February, is's.
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We shall continue 20 give In fts columns a large
amount 81 miscellaneous reading matter. such ne
stories, tales, poems, scienthc intelirenee and
aglicultnral information for which we arc NOT
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w . nal a itEtuIc Oh pbiNuC4VS.
in Musser's Hall few nights ago,
from a travelling professor Of that
science, and part Of il was quite
entertaining. He had on the stand
several plaster heads mapped out
IN town lots, and after he explained
what they meant, be invited per-
Cons in the audience TO come up
and let him feel their bumps and
explain their characters. Several
times he bit it pretty accurately,
and excited considerable amount
Of applause; but after awhile old
Dickson stepped up for examin-
alton. lie is an absent minded
man, and be wears q wig. While
dressing himself before coming TO
the lecture, be had placed his wig
on the bureau and accidentally
tossed bis plug OF tobacco into il.
When he put the wig on, il was
Just like him no: 20 notice the plug.
and so when be mounted the plat
form lie had q lump jus: over bis
bump Of combatatiFeness as big -
hall an hens egg. The professor
fn-erei abOlt awhile over Dick
sons head, and then said:
I'VE have here a somewhat re-
narkable skull. The Perceptive
faculties strongly developed; re-
fective faculties quite good; ideal
iiy large; reverence 50 great as 10
be unusual, and benevolence very
prominent. SecretiTeness Is small,
and the subject. therefore, is man
OF caudor and frankness; he com
What be knows freely. ,
We hare also said the Professor,
still ploEing bis ingers through
Dieksoa's hair, ''acquisitiveness
rot large; the subject is not a
yrasping, araricious man, be gives
he-he-he-, why it
ant bel Yes. Why, what in the
-. Munifcent Moses. that's the
most awful development OF com
I ever heard Of. Are
van q prize-hghter, SIR"
@Prize-fghter" exclaimed Dick
Oh. "Why. what do you mean :"
Never been soldier, or pirate,
,r anything Ike that =
"Yon certainly must be crazy"
ala Dickson. !!
"Aiu'; yea foud Of going into
.csimrnages, and rows, and plug
ying people Oh the nose! =
Certainly not"
~wsH, sir, then you're untrue ;
% yolr nature. The way your
.eai's bail; qualities you. l should
~, Especial raanner, Is kuoek- !
.T-5ovR aal Saggeroat. II you
want - falil your mission you
sill devote the remainder Of your
ife to ba:tering-up your fellow /,
pan ard keeping yourself in one !,
n.ermiuabIe and eternal NUS
-oa've got the A=fullest fighting
imp that ever decorated human a
zull It's phenomenal. Whafl n
or take for your head when yon :,
iel Gentlemen, this man i liable :
: say moment 70 commerce raging .
round tLis community ike Wild
AZ, banging you with a club or
Dything that zones handy"
Then Dickson put bis hand mp :
, feel the bump and be noticed =
- tobacco. He pulled of bis Z
ig, and there was the plug stick p"
" jnst behind his left ear. Then .
be professor. looking at il a mo y
aent in confusion, said:
ladies and gentlemen, we viii
.oz-the lecture is-ibat is, i have {
% more Boy, turn out those. /
ghts."
Then the audience laughed, and
dickson put on bis wig, and the
rofessor started to catch the late
rain.
The science Of phrenology is not 2
3 popular in our town as it was, !"
nd Dickson still remains peace <
ble.-Max Adeler. ="